Roster of the 103d PA Infantry

ABEL, Augustus - Private, Co. B. Born 14 June 1842 in Germany. Immigrated 1856. Enlisted & mustered 24 Sept 61, a 19 year old Laborer from Piney Twp, Clarion Co., PA. Attached 14 July 62 - June 64 to Battery H, 1 NY Artillery. Special duty June 20 64 until discharge with the Provost Marshall’s Office, Roanoke Island, NC. Discharged 23 Sept 64. Married 8 Feb 1866 to Mary A. Callen. Applied 7 July 1888 for pension #663160/750660. Died 15 Feb 1911 at Falls Creek, PA. Brief obit in the National Tribune. Survived by widow and four children. Buried in Beechwoods Cemetery, Falls Creek, Jefferson Co., PA. Headstone. Widow Mary applied 4 March 1911 for a pension #959741/720302.

ADAMS, Abraham "Abram" - Private & Wagoner, Co. B. Born March 1836 in PA. Married about 1858 to Rachel Elizabeth Coe. Enlisted & Mustered 24 Sept 61, a 24 year old Laborer from Millers Eddy, Armstrong Co., PA. Detached 25 April 62 as Brigade Teamster. Captured 20 April 64 at Plymouth, NC. POW at Andersonville, GA, Charleston & Florence, SC. Fall 1864 he was issued drawers by the Sanitary Commission at Florence. Paroled 24 Feb 65 at Aikens Landing, VA. Admitted 9 March 65 to the hospital at Camp Parole, Annapolis, MD. Furloughed 21 March 65 to Pittsburgh. Discharged 25 March 65. 1890 Census, West Freedom, Clarion Co., PA states 22 Sept 61 - "May 1, 65"; prisoner 10¼ months. Applied 15 Aug 1890 for a pension #897674/673404. Attended the Foxburg, PA reunion 16 Sept 1909 with a residence of Parker’s Landing. Died 30 Oct 1914 in Clarion Co., PA. Buried in West Freedom Cemetery. Headstone. Widow Rachel applied 6 Nov 1914 for a pension  #1036588/789237. 

ADAMS, James - Captain, Co. K. Born Mar 1830 in Armstrong Co., PA, son of James & Rachel Adams. Enrolled & Mustered 24 Sept 61 as 1st Sergeant, Co. B, a 31 year old Clerk from Adams, Sugarcreek Twp, Armstrong Co., PA. Commissioned 22 Feb 62 as Captain, Co. K. Absent 20 June 62 with Typhoid and Pneumonia at Pittsburgh. On recruiting duty 1 Aug 62 - 28 Feb 63. Applied 24 Sept 63 for the Veteran's Reserve Corp but never mustered. Detailed 29 Sept 63 in the Provost Marshall's Office, NYC. 1 Oct 63 escorted detachment of VRC from Plymouth to NYC. Discharged 29 Feb 64 on Surgeon's Certificate. Married about 1870 to Mary A. Applied 30 March 1890 for a pension #345404/249095.  Died 24 Dec 1904 in Armstrong Co., PA. Buried in Cowansville Cemetery, Armstrong Co., PA. Headstone. Widow Mary applied 20 Jan 1905 for a pension #820462/595306.

ADAMS, John - Private, Co. G. Born in Allegheny Co., PA. Enrolled 1 Dec 61 at Tarentum, PA, a 19 year old Laborer. Mustered 10 Jan 62 at Camp Orr, Kittanning, PA. Reenlisted 1 Jan 64 at Plymouth, NC. Captured 20 April 64 at Plymouth, NC. POW at Andersonville, GA. Admitted 26 Feb 65 with Diarrhea to Hospital #3, Goldsboro, NC.  No info after Goldsboro. Not at muster out. Possibly died enroute to Federal lines. [Note: POWs processed through Goldsboro usually came from Florence and/or Salisbury]

AGEN, William - Private, Co. F. Born in Mercer Co., PA. Enrolled 24 Aug or 8 Sept 63, an 18 year old Laborer. Mustered 5 Oct 63 at Pittsburgh. Captured 20 April 64 at Plymouth, NC. POW at Andersonville, GA, Charleston & Florence, SC. Fall 1864 issued a shirt by the Sanitary Commission, Florence, SC. Paroled 27 Feb 65 at N. E. Ferry, Wilmington, NC. Admitted 3 April 65 with General Debility to the Ft. Monroe Hospital. Buried in Hampton National Cemetery. Grave D 2571. Mother Margaret "Eagen" applied 26 May 1879 for a pension #246001/202988. 10 May 1883 AGO War Dept.:  Wm. "Agen" Private, Co. F. Mustered 24 Aug 63 at Pittsburgh as Wm. "Aikens." Also borne as AIKINS, AIKEN, AGENS & EAGEN.

AILER, Benjamin - Private, Co. D. Born about 1836 in PA. Enrolled 25 Sept 61 at Orrsville, PA a 25 year old Wagoner from Pine Twp, Armstrong Co., PA. Mustered 13 Nov 61 at Kittanning, PA. Detached 5 Dec 62 as Brigade Wagoner at Suffolk, VA. Captured 20 April 64 at Plymouth, NC. POW 2 May 64 at Andersonville, GA. Died 11 August 1864 of Chronic Diarrhea at Andersonville, GA. Grave 5286. Headstone. Widow Sarah applied 15 March 65 for a pension #86238/82323. Minor Richard pension 5 March 1897 #649405/blank. Also born as ALER, ALIR & AYLER.

ALBERT, John - Private, Co. E. Enrolled 20 Nov 61 at Butler, PA, a 21 year old Farmer from Butler Co., PA. Mustered 7 Dec 61 at Camp Orr, PA. Died 27 May 62 of Typhoid Fever at Douglas Hospital, Washington, DC. Buried in the Military Asylum Cemetery. Grave 3041. Headstone. Father Daniel applied 26 April 1869 for a pension #174639/blank. Also borne as ABERT.

ALBRIGHT, Daniel - Musician, Co. I. Born 1 April 1827 in Butler Co., PA, son of Sarah. Married about 1853 to Susannah Herstine. Enrolled 16 Dec 61 Harrisonville, PA, a 35 year old Miner. 5’10½” gray eyes. Mustered 22 Feb 62. Absent sick 7 Aug 62.  Admitted 9 Aug 62  to David’s Island Hospital, NY. Discharged 15 Dec 62 on Surgeon's Certificate. Applied 30 April 1881 for a pension #420934/379776 Michigan. Died 6 May 1912 at Algoma Twp, Kent Co., Michigan. Buried in Elmwood Cemetery, Cedar Springs, MI. Headstone. Widow Susannah applied 20 May 1912 pension #986899/744428 Mich. 

ALEXANDER, Alvin Hays - Captain, Co. A. Born 17 Dec 1841 at Callensburg, Clarion Co., PA, son of Major Henry & Nancy (Hays) Alexander. Commissioned 15 Aug 61 as 1st Lieutenant, Co. A at age 20. Mustered 7 Sept 61. Listed in the July 8, 62 NY Tribune as being aboard the Steamer S. R. SPAULDING  from Harrison’s Landing to Ft. Monroe  and then Bellevue Hospital, NYC. Wounded 14 Dec 62 at the Battle of Kinston, NC. After Capt. Laughlin resigned, he was commissioned 25 Jan 63 as Captain. Appointed 5 June 63 to the Court Martial Board at Plymouth, NC. Captured 20 April 64 at Plymouth, NC. POW in the church at Andersonville, GA and then transferred to Macon, GA and on to Charleston, SC; Camp Asylum, Columbia, SC; Danville & Libby Prison, VA. On 5 Oct 64 while traveling in a railroad boxcar from Charleston to Columbia, he and two others jumped from the train that was going about 12 mph. He was carrying a white haversack and was seen by a guard who fired and missed. He was assisted by Negroes. Captured 16 Oct 64 by CSA pickets at Rutherford, NC. He was jailed in the Masonic hall and was well treated. Sent to Morgantown, NC, Salisbury, Danville. Arrived 18 Feb 65 at Libby Prison, Richmond, VA. Paroled 21 or 22 Feb 65 on the James River. Furloughed 26 Feb 65. Mustered out 25 June 65 at New Bern, NC. Discharged 13 July 65 at Harrisburg, PA.  Married 9 March 1869 to Lucy E. Barber. In 1876, R. Stevenson, CSA, requested payment from Alexander, now residing Callensburg, for CSA currency bought at Camp Asylum. Applied 30 June 1880 for pension #403606/1123014/C2492265. 1890 Census, Clarion, PA: 1st Lt. and Capt. m: Aug 15, 61 - July 12, 65. POW Andersonville, Macon, Charleston, Danville & Libby, Suffering from Diarrhea & Rheumatism. 5 Oct 1898 Pension Bureau: residence 28 Main St., Clarion. Attended 1905 dedication of the PA monument at Andersonville, GA. Attended the 16 Sept 1909 reunion at Foxburg, PA. Member of Capt. J. B. Loomis Post, GAR, & the Union Veteran's Legion. Died 17 Feb 1923 of Cerebral Hemorrhage at the home of his son Alvin, Jr., Thompsonville, Peters Twp, Washington Co., PA. Buried 20 Feb in Clarion Cemetery. Photo, Obit & Headstone. Further research needed on the exact timeline and location of his escape and recapture.

ALEXANDER, James Milton - 2nd Lieutenant, Co. H. Born 14 March 1835 in PA. Married 20 Oct 1859 to Rebecca "Becca" E. Albertson in the First Presbyterian Church, Franklin, PA. Commissioned and mustered 22 Feb 62. On 5 Dec 62 he was put in charge of the convalescents at Suffolk, VA. Present 11 Jan 63 at New Bern, NC. Resigned 13 Feb 63 due to family and business affairs requiring his presence at home. Enlisted again as 1st Lieutenant, Co. D, 57th PA Infantry. Mustered 6 July 63. Involved with pursuing CSA Gen. John Morgan in Ohio. Discharged 17 Aug 63. Applied 12 July 1888 in Iowa for a pension #663627/751430. Attended the 20 Sept 1906 reunion, Butler, PA. Proprietor for many years of the Clarion House in Clarion, Wright Co., Iowa. Died 13 July 1908. He was not feeling well and went to his room to lie down. Found dead in his room. Buried in Evergreen Cemetery. Headstone. Widow Rebecca applied 30 July 1908 in Iowa for a pension #901395/665017.

ALLISON, James Russell - Private, Co. E. Born 9 Aug 1845 in Moniteau, Cherry Twp, Butler Co., PA, son of Robert Park & Nancy Dill (Russell) Allison. Mustered 7 Dec 61. Discharged 17 Jan 62 at Camp Orr, Kittanning, PA. Married 2 Dec 1873 to Elizabeth Jane McCallen. Died 7 Aug 1921 of Cerebral Hemorrhage at Valentia, PA. Buried in Pleasant Valley Presbyterian Cemetery, Cherry Twp, Butler Co., PA. Headstone.

ALLISON, Nathaniel Kerr - Private, Co. E. Born 21 Sept 1840 in PA, son of Robert Park & Nancy Dill (Russell) Allison. Enrolled 20 Nov 61, a 21 year old Farmer from Cherry Twp, Butler Co., PA. Mustered 7 Dec 61. Missing In Action 31 May 62 at the Battle of Fair Oaks, VA. Presumed dead. Cenotaph at Pleasant Valley Presbyterian Cemetery, Cherry Twp, Butler Co., PA. Mother Nancy applied 26 Nov 1884 for pension #321499/231521.

ALLMAN (Altman), John - Private, Co. K. m: Oct. 2, 61.  May 31, 62 Battle of Fair Oaks: KIA. Fair Oaks/Seven Pines National Cemetery:  #B115 - Jas. Allum Pvt. died May 31, 62 ((no state or regt., possibly Allman)).  June 12, 62 NY Times:  KIA 7 Pines.  June 8, 1877 pension mother Mary #231764/179872.  Father is Conrad Altman Co D, 103d.

ALT, Calvin B. - Private, Co. A. Age 20. m: Sep. 7, 61.  Feb. 1862 Camp Orr Regt. Hsp.: typhoid. Apr. 30, 62 Yorktown.  May 1862 Battle of Fair Oaks/Seven Pines. Dec. 31, 63 Plymouth discharged; reenlisted.    Jan. 1, 64 Plymouth veteran:  born Clarion  hazel eyes  dark hair 5’10½”  laborer.  April 20, 64 POW Anders.  Charleston  Florence. Dec. 10, 64 Charleston paroled. June 25 65 New Bern  mustered out.  July 13, 65 Harrisburg  discharged.  March 9, 1886 pension #565214/411766/XC269386.  1890 Census: m: Sep. 1, 61 - June 25, 65 rheum and other disabilities;  res.: Tylersburg.  1905 Anders. Monument Ded.; res.: Tylersburg. Sep. 16, 09 Foxburg reunion.  Jan. 30, 1918 Tylersburg died.  March 2, 1918 pension widow Margaret J. #116010/853902.  NOTE:  Pa. Transportation to Anders. Form stated “served as John Adamson”, no info in files. 

ALTMAN (Alltman  Alleman  Allman), Conrad:  Pvt.; age “48"; Co. D; m: Nov. 13, 61.  Spring 1862 Harrison’s Landing: remained, sick.  July 1862 NYC David’s Island  Hosp.  Feb. 14, 63 David’s Island Hosp.: discharged, Surg. Cert.- born Germany  “55”  5’7”  blue eyes  grey hair  farmer  debility, old age.  Feb. 25, 1863 pension #11772/(blank).  Son John Allman, Co. K.

ALTMAN, David - Private, Co. C. Born about 1844 in PA, son of Casper & Barbara Altman. Mustered Sep. 16, 61 at age 19.  Feb. 17, 63 (62) New Bern discharged, Surg. Cert. - born Armstrong Co.  21  gray eyes  dark hair  5’9”  farmer.   Mar. 11, 63 pension  #13166/14498. Pvt.; Co. B 139 Inf. Regt. Pa., 1 Brig. 2 Div. VI Corp; m: Jan 23 (25), 64 Kittanning - gray eyes  light hair   5’9”.  Oct. 19, 64 Battle of Cedar Creek, VA:  KIA, GSW.  July 30 1879 father Casper pension #248150/196762.

ALTMAN (Alton), Hamilton:  Pvt.; Co. D; m: Nov. 13, 61.  Spring 1863: detailed hostler for Lt. Col’s. horse. April 20, 64 Plymouth POW Anders. Salisbury.  Paroled: Dec. 13, 64 Charleston;  also entry Feb. 22, 65 Richmond.  March 15, 65 discharged.  Aug. 06, 1888 pension #667360/1024021/C2548915 Ohio.  April 17, 1902 died.

ALTMAN, William - Private, Co. C. Born about 1840 in PA, son of Casper & Barbara Altman. Enrolled and mustered 16 Sept 61, a 21 year old Farmer from Wayne Twp, Armstrong Co., PA. Left sick May - June 62 at White Oak Swamp, VA. Died 30 June 1862 of Disease between White Oak Swamp and Malvern Hill, VA. Father Casper applied 30 July 1879 for pension #248150/196762.

AMMENDT (Amendt), Henry M.:  Pvt.; age 41; Co. C; m: Sep. 16, 61.  May 31, 62 Chickahominy, Va.: POW, while on picket-Richmond Libby   Salisbury 2 or 3 days   Richmond Belle Island Aug. 10.  June 12, 62 NY Times: MIA.  July 17, 62 NY Times:  POW taken May 31 - June 1, 62 engagement near Richmond, held Salisbury.  Sep. (Aug.) 13, 62 Aikens Landing, Va. paroled.  Dec. 29, 62 Hampton Hosp.: scurvy.  Apr. 26, 63 Hampton Hosp. discharged, Surg. Cert.  May 11, 1876 pension #219492/348106.

ANDERSON, David - Private, Co. F. Born about 1839. Mustered 7 Sept 61 into Co. A at age 22 at Callensburg, Clarion Co., PA. Transferred 7 Dec 61 to Co. F as Musician. Dec. 31, 63 Plymouth discharged; reenlisted.  Feb. 3, 64 Plymouth veteran  born Clarion  24  gray eyes  black hair  5’8”  laborer. Captured 20 April 64 at Plymouth, NC. POW at Andersonville, GA. (Squad 45, 2nd Mess) June 26, 64 Anders. Hosp.  June 26 - 27, 64 Anders.: died, typhus typhoid. Grave 2547. Headstone. Nov. 28, 64 NY Times: died Anders.  Jan. 10, 1874 mother Mary pension #213287/188892 -.2 fragile letters:  Plymouth-we were paid off last week and got our bounty….I also expressed $120 today to Capt. Zink…I suppose it will reach home...perhaps we might be home before long…also enclosed my discharge take care of it for me; June 2, 1863 Camp Plymouth…sent money home to Capt. Zink at Rimersburg. 

ANDERSON, Samuel - Private, Co. F. Born 15 Oct 1815 in York, PA, son of George & Barbara (Miller) Anderson. Married to Agnes Sutton. Enrolled 30 Oct 61 at Rimersburg, PA at age 44, blue eyes, light hair, 5‘10¼”, Farmer. Mustered in 7 Dec 61. Wounded by gunshot to left thigh 31 May 62 at Fair Oaks, VA. The ball was extracted. Arrived 3 June 62 at Philadelphia, PA on the ship Whilldin to be admitted to the hospital. Admitted 21 July 62 to St. Joseph‘s Hospital, Philadelphia, PA. Discharged 29 July 62 on Surgeon's Certificate. Applied 17 Feb 63 for a pension #10872/19103. Living 1890 in Catfish, Madison Twp, Clarion Co., PA. Died 30 Nov 1905. Buried in Independence M. E. Church Cemetery, Rimersburg, Clarion Co., PA.

ANDERSON, Samuel Willis - Private, Co. F. Born 23 Oct 1843 in Catfish, Clarion Co., PA, son of Samuel (101st PA) & Agnes (Sutton) Anderson. Enrolled 30 Oct 61 at Rimersburg, PA at age 18, blue eyes, dark hair, 5'10", Farmer. Mustered 7 Dec 61. Wounded 31 May 62 at Fair Oaks, VA. Captured 20 April 64 at Plymouth, NC. POW at Andersonville, GA. (Squad 1, 3rd Mess & possibly 5th Mess). Paroled 21 April 65 at Vicksburg, MS. Discharged 31 May 65. Applied 6 April 1878 for a pension #252656/227966/XC2713426. Living 1890 at Catfish, Clarion Co., PA. Married about 1879 to Margaret Ruth Hughes. Died 12 April 1924 at Guthrie Hospital in Huntington, WV from injuries he received in an auto accident. Buried in Oaklawn Memorial Park, Barboursville, Cabell Co., WV. Widow Margaret R. applied 26 April 1924 for a pension #1218581/952858 WV.

ANDREWS (Andress), Jacob:  Sep. 25, 61 Oakland enrolled.  Pvt., musician;  Co. D;  age 20, m: Nov. 13, 61. April 2, 62 Ft. Monroe: aboard  Steamer MASSACK, fell on stairway,  to D. C. hosp.   June 27, 62 Wash., DC Circle Hosp. July 2, 62 NY Tribune: listed Wash. hosp. Discharged: July 11, 62 Circle Hosp.: Surg. Cert. - born Allegany Co.  28  blue eyes  dark hair  5’8” cabinetmaker;  Oct. 62 (Regt.)  May 11, 1878 pension #254407/202032. 1890 Census: m: Sep. 25, 61 - July 16, 62;  res.: New Bethlehem.  Died 5 Jan 1895.  ((Date illegible)) widow Harriet pension #611043/434007.

ANTHONY, George W. - Private, Co. G.  Enrolled Jan. 10, 62 at age 18. m: Feb. 22, 62 Kittanning. Feb. 22 -28, 62 Armstrong Co.: under arrest by Civil Authorities.  May - June 62 White House Landing Hosp.: sick.  Aug. 18, 62: absent sick.  Sep. 22 - Oct. 62:  AWOL   Nov.- Dec. 62: detached, Baltimore RR. Dec. 31, 63 Plymouth discharged; reenlisted.  Dec 31, 63 Plymouth veteran - age 20  laborer. Captured 20 April 64 at Plymouth, NC.  POW at Andersonville, GA. (Squad 45, 1st Mess) Admitted 19 May 64 to the prison hospital with Diarrhea. Returned to the stockade. Assigned as a Hospital Nurse (Squad H, Squad N). Paroled 21 April 65 at Vicksburg, MS.  May 1, 65 Benton Barracks, Mo. Hosp.: diarr.  May 5, 65: orders, to Annapolis. Died: May 15, 65 Benton Barracks Hosp.: diarr.- single  21  res. Brookfield, Pa.; Conf. Prison (Regt.)  Jefferson Barracks National. Cem. Section 45 #226 buried. May 16, 1879 mother Jane pension #245546/191147-Apr. 7, 64 Plymouth: letter to John Barr… Dear friend...am well. have not received a letter from you for a long time…we was paid the 3d. Day of this month & I sent you $100 by express…I don’t know when I will be home…let me know if you receive the money; Affid. by John....money was to support his mother and father; their letters destroyed when their house burned. May 16, 81 father Wm. pension #280998/200880.           

ANTHONY, Jacob:  Pvt.; age 31; Co. G; m: Dec. 5, 62 (Jan. 10, 62).  Jan. 63: AWOL  Mar. 28, 63: discharged, Surg. Cert. Sep. 15, 63 pension #32802/923849.  June 2, 1877 died. Armstrong Co., Kellersburg Lutheran Cem. buried.  June 4, 1884 widow Sarah J. pension #316566/395558. 1890 Census: widow Sarah m: Jan. 10, 62, 1 yr. 3 mo. lung disease; res.: New Bethlehem.

ANTHONY, Jacob J.:  Pvt.; Co. D; m: Nov. 13, 61. Apr. 20, 64 POW Anders.  Charleston  Florence.  Dec. 6, 64 paroled.  May 9, 65 discharged.  Feb. 6, 1874 pension #189571/142947 - Dec. 62 Battle of Kinston, NC  WIA by a tree severed by a  cannon ball. 1890 Census: Sep. 25, 61 - “Dec. 13, 64” chr. diarr.; res.:  Climax, Clarion Co. 1905 Anders. Mon. Ded.; res.: Climax.  Sep. 16, 09 Foxburg. reunion;  res.: Climax.  Dec. 5, 18 South. Bethlehem died.  Jan. 20, 19 widow Marietta pension #1134582/868904. Diary sold eBay 01/09/99.

ANTHONY, Philip:  Pvt.; age 29; Co. C.  m:  Sep. 16, 61.  Sep. 16, 64 discharged.

ANTHONY, Robert:  Pvt.; age 30; Co. G.  m:  Dec. 1, 61 Armstrong Co.  Feb. 1, 62 Kittanning Overhouse Hospital.  Feb. 1 or 2, 62 Kittanning: discharged, Surg. Cert. - inability to perform military duties.

ANTHONY, Tomer - Private, Co. C. Enrolled & Mustered 16 Sept 61 at age 31. Died 30 June 1862 of Disease between White Oak Swamp & Malvern Hill, VA. Private Hetrick stated that about 29 June Tomer was sick in an old stable being used as a hospital. He was unconscious and unable to escape when the building was shelled by the CSA and burned. Widow Catherine (Rhodes) Anthony applied 31 Oct 62 for a pension #5255/30842. Minor pension 9 Aug 64 #105125/100879.

APPLEGATE, John C.: mus.  4th Cav., served with Lt. Col. Maxwell, walked into camp and enlisted, not known to other enlisted men.  Pvt.; age 30; Co. I; m: Dec. 16, 61.  July 2, 62 NY Tribune:  patient Wash., DC. Judiciary Square Hosp.  May 1, 63: to Sgt. Major, Staff.  Dec. 63 - June 64: while on furlough, sick.  Feb. 14, 65 discharged. Aug. 30, 1882 pension #458579/blank MO. June 26, 1884 widow Elizabeth pension #317063/290319 MO.

ARMAGOST  (AMAGAS  ARMAGIST  ARMAGOST  AMAGART), Eli - 1st Sergeant, Co. F. m: Dec. 7, 61. Dec. 14, 62 Battle of Kinston, NC: WIA.  July 4, 63 commissioned 2d. Lt. and mustered (mil.); Pa. Adj. Report 1863: Co. F 2d Lt. date of rank July 4, 63.  Feb. 3, 64 Plymouth veteran: born Centre Co.  36  brown eyes  black hair  5’11”  blacksmith.  Captured 20 April 64 at Plymouth, NC. POW at Andersonville, GA. (Squad 45, 3rd Mess) Admitted 1 June 64 to the prison hospital with Febris Typhoides. Died 6 July 1864 from Typhoid Fever and Chronic Diarrhea in the prison hospital, Andersonville, GA.  Nov. 28, 64 NY Times: died Andersonville July 6, typhoid and diarr. 3 December 64 Pittsburgh Dispatch: died Andersonville July 6. Battle of Plymouth: after 101 PA's  Fort Compher  fell, CSA entered the town; soldiers left Ft. Wms. and engaged them, Capt. Donaghy  was wounded, leaving Sergeant Armagost to command the company, which was bravely fighting. Feb. 18, 65 widow Sarah Ann pension #83439/92115.

ARMSTRONG, Chambers:  Pvt.; age 19; Co. D.  m: Nov. 13, 61.  Feb. 11, 62 Kittanning Camp Orr Regt. Hosp.: died.  June 28, 1880 father John pension #272496/246705.

ASHBAUGH, John J.:  Jan. 04, 62 Clarion Co. enrolled. Pvt.; age 18; Co. H; m: Feb. 22, 62.  Feb. 12, 63 musician, drummer. Dec. 31, 63 Plymouth discharged; reenlisted.    Feb. 27, 64 Plymouth veteran  brown eyes and hair  5’5¼” paid $402.  April 20, 64 POW  Anders.  Charleston  Florence. Dec. 11 (7), 64 Charleston paroled.  Dec. 16, 64 Annapolis Camp Parole.  Dec. 25, 64 -Jan. 25, 65 furlough.  Feb. 22, 65 Pittsburgh: List of Stragglers - overstayed furlough, transportation Pittsburgh - Harrisburg $5.10.  Feb. 28, 65 Camp Parole: AWOL.  March 65 present.  June 25, 65 New Bern: mustered out.  July 13, 65 Harrisburg: discharged.  1890 Census:  Jan. 4, 62 - June 25, 65; res.: Clarion. Dec. 21, 1891 pension #1079548/1101996/C2505258-claimed 36 of my company went in Anders. and 18 came out alive; when taken prisoner I had about $25-flour was selling at $1 a pound, beans $1, salt $25 a spoonful, eggs $4.50 a doz., I paid $2 for a slice of ham 6 in. long and 3 in. wide. Sep. 20, 1906 Butler reunion.  Sep. 16, 09 Foxburg reunion; res.: St. Petersburg, Pa.  1905 Anders. Mon. dedication.  Aug. 31, 32 St. Petersburg died.  

AUSTIN, John C.:  Musician-drummer; age 18; Co. C; m: Sep. 16, 61.  July 8, 62 NY Tribune: aboard  Str. S. R. SPAULDING Harrison’s Landing - Ft. Monroe - NYC Bellevue Hospital.  Sep. 16, 64 discharged.

AUSTIN, Joseph:  Sep. 16, 61 Kittanning enrolled.  Pvt.; age 17; Co. C; m: Dec. 7, 61.  May - June 62 Washington, DC: sick.  Aug. 62: absent sick.  Sep. 62: present. Dec. 14, 62 Battle of Kinston: KIA,  2 fatal shots - one brain and one near heart.  New Bern Nat. Cem. buried (Roll of Honor); not  on Cem. list.