Roster of the 103d PA Infantry
BAGLEY, Samuel - Private, Co. G. Born 29 July 1846 in Tarentum, PA, son of Joseph & Martha (Clark) Bigley. Enrolled 1 Dec 61 at Allegheny Co., PA, an "18" year old Farmer. Mustered 10 Jan 62 at Camp Orr, PA. Contracted Typhoid Fever while at Fair Oaks battlefield. Discharged 5 August 62 on Surgeon's Certificate at the Master’s St. Hospital, Philadelphia, PA. Enlisted & Mustered 16 Feb 64 as Private, Co. I, 3rd PA Heavy Artillery at age "19." Appointed 14 Dec 64 as Corporal. Discharged 9 Nov 65. Married to Jennie. Applied 22 March 1897 for a pension #1187909/944525 PA. Died 12 July 1911 of Apoplexy at Marion, Indiana. Widow Jennie applied 30 Sept 1916 widow for a pension #1080114/835236 PA. Also borne as BIGLEY.
BAILEY, Samuel - Private, Co. D. Born 17 July 1841 in PA. Mustered 25 Sept 61 at age "20." Reenlisted 1 Jan 64 at Plymouth, NC at age “19," blue eyes, dark hair, 5’6” & Farmer. Captured 20 April 64 at Plymouth, NC. POW at Andersonville, GA. Paroled 27 Feb 65 at N. E. Ferry, Wilmington, NC. Discharged 25 June 65. Married about 1882 to Elizabeth Darr. Applied 31 March 1886 for a pension #567998/944344/C972392. 1890 Census living in Goheenville, Wayne Twp, Armstrong Co., PA. Died 22 Sept 1917 at Wayne Twp. Widow Elizabeth applied 15 Oct 1917 for a pension #1108566/841021. Buried in Jerusalem Lutheran Cemetery, Armstrong Co., PA. Headstone
BAIR, William T. - Sergeant, Co. B. Born about 1838 in Armstrong Co., PA, son of Elizabeth Bair. Enlisted 24 Sept 61, a 23 year old Farmer from Bradys Bend, PA. Mustered in 12 Oct 61 as Private. July 6, 62 issue of the NY Times states that he was aboard the Steamer STATE of MAINE from White House, VA to Fortress Monroe, VA. Promoted 2 Jan 64 to Sergeant. Reenlisted 1 Jan 64 at age 25, grey eyes, brown hair, 5’9½” & Farmer. Captured 20 April 64 at Plymouth, NC. POW at Andersonville, GA, Charleston & Florence, SC. During the Fall of 1864 he was issued a shirt and hat by the Sanitary Commission at Florence, SC. Transferred to Salisbury, NC. Paroled 22 Feb 65 Salisbury or 28 Feb 65 at Aikens Landing, James River, VA. Discharged 8 June 65. 1890 Census living in Pittsburgh. Applied 13 August 1890 for a pension #874731/848390. Died 18 Nov 1904 in the hospital at Pittsburgh. Buried 21 Nov 1904 in White Rock Cemetery. Widow Belle applied 7 Jan 1905 for a pension #819830/615401 in California. Also borne as BEIR.
BAKER, George - Sergeant, Co. G. Born 3 August 1838 in PA, probably the son of Jacob & Eleanor Baker. Married about 1860 to Hannah Jane Hopkins. Enrolled 1 Dec 61, a 21 year old Farmer from Indiana Co., PA. Mustered 10 Jan 62 at Camp Orr, PA as a Private. Promoted 22 Feb 62 to Corporal. Received a gun shot wound to right forearm but unclear in which battle. Re-enlisted 1 Jan 64 at age 23, brown eyes, fair hair, 5’6” & Laborer. Captured 20 April 64 at Plymouth, NC. POW at Andersonville, GA, Charleston & Florence, SC. In the Fall of 1864, while at Florence, he was issued a shirt, drawers & hat by the Sanitary Commission. Sent 26-28 Feb 65 to Wilmington, NC to be paroled. Paroled 1 March 65 at N. E. Ferry. The 12 March 65 issue of the NY Times shows him aboard the Steamer GEN. LYON arriving 7 March 65 at Annapolis, MD from Wilmington, NC. Promoted 1 May 65 to Sergeant. Mustered out 25 June 65 at New Bern, NC. Discharged 13 July 65 at Harrisburg, PA. Applied 18 May 1883 for a pension #483754/384654. Admitted 15 April 1905 to the Soldier's & Sailor’s Home, Dayton, Ohio at age 67, 5’6”, brown eyes, gray hair, reads/writes, Protestant & Laborer. Residence - Beaver Falls, PA. Married. Daughter Mrs. Emma Lewallen, Woodburn, Iowa. Requested to be discharged 28 June 1905. 27 July 1916 issue of the National Tribune has a brief obit stating he died 28 Dec 1915 near Creston, Iowa. Buried in Woodburn Cemetery, Clarke Co, Iowa. Photo & Headstone.
BAKER, William - Private, Co. F. m: ?. Apr. 20, 64 Plymouth POW Anders. July 8, 64 Anders. Hosp. July 17, 64 Anders.: died, acute diarr. Anders. Nat. Cem. #3477 buried. 3 December 64 Pittsburgh Dispatch: died Andersonville July 17. ((Note: Sgt. Edgar Irish, 85th. NY brought home from Anders. a scrap of paper listing him as belonging to Squad 38, 1st Mess. Some names were lined through indicating death; among the names was Wm.; not listed by Bates and Regt. History but listed Roll of Honor and Report by Pa. Surgeon; search of Archives military file found two papers misfiled, Cas. Report and POW Form, in another Baker’s file; removed and file established for Wm. Possible 2nd NC soldier under an assumed name.
BANKER (BENKER), Martin W.: Nov. 20, 61 Butler Co. enrolled. Pvt.; Co. E; m: Nov. 25, 61 Butler Co. (mil.); Dec. 7, 61 (Regt.). April 20, 64 Plymouth POW Anders. Charleston Florence. Died: o/a Nov. 22, 64 Florence (mil.) in prison, reported by comrades (Regt.). Florence Nat. Cem. buried as UNKNOWN. Dec. 27, 1865 widow Eva Elizabeth pension #118177/137237.
BANNER (BENNER), Adam: Pvt.; age “25"; Co. E; m: Dec. 7, 61. April 1862: duty teamster. Oct. 20, 63 Beaufort, NC hospital. Dec. 31, 63 Plymouth discharged; reenlisted. Feb. 2, 64 Plymouth veteran born Butler “22” grey eyes sandy hair 5’10¾” farmer. March 1864: duty teamster. April 20, 64 Plymouth POW Anders. Paroled: Feb. 26 - 28 65 Wilmington, NC N. E. Ferry (mil.); Feb. 26 and March 1 (Regt.). June 25, 65 New Bern: mustered out. April 13, 65 Harrisburg: discharged. March 24, 1882 pension #443849/460937. 1890 Census: Jan. 1, 64 - June 25, 65 diarr., scurvy, piles; res: Bedford. 1905 Anders Mon. Ded.; res.: Bedford Stair Crossing. 1908 died. Sep. 23, 1908 widow Mary pension #904771/666359. June 9, 1910 minor pension #943716/705224.
BARGERSTOCK, Adam (BERGERSTOCK): Pvt.; age 22; Co. C; m: Sep. 16, 61. Apr. 3, 62 Newport News : sick. Dec. 14, 62 Battle of Kinston: WIA. Aug 28. 63 Plymouth court martial: charge Aug. 11 sleeping on picket duty with accoutrements off; guilty; 6 months jail, 16 days each month hard labor with 24 lb. ball+chain; 14 days each month bread and water in solitary confinement; forfeit pay except for laundress; Dec. 22 Gen. Wessells cancelled remaining sentence on recommendation of Regt. and Co. Comdrs. Spring 64 Plymouth reenlisted, veteran -born 1840 Armstrong Co 5’7” brown eyes black hair carpenter. Sep. 16 - 19, 64 hosp.: remittent fever. Sep. 16, 64 New Bern discharged. 1890 Census: April 19- July 11, 61; Pvt. Co. C; res.: Allegheny City. Apr. 11, 1895 pension #5888/1064637/C2526735. Sep. 4, 1922 McKees Rocks died. McKees’s Rock Mt. Calvary Cemetery buried - Jan 1, 1840. Oct. 4, 1922 widow Margaret pension #1195090/blank. Jan. 18, 1923 contesting widow Harriet pension #1200475/rejected, no divorce documents.
BARKMAN, Edward: Pvt.; age 20; Co. E; m: Dec. 7, 61. Veteran (Regt.) military file no entry. Apr. 20, 64 Plymouth POW Anders. Charleston Florence. Died: 1864 Anders. reported by comrades (Regt.); Oct. 29, 64 Florence (Oct. 9, 84 Casualty Sheet). Florence Nat. Cem. buried as UNKNOWN.
BARLETT, Lewis: Pvt.; age 18; Co. A; m: Sep. 7, 61. Dec. 7, 61: to Co. C, Fifer. July 6, 62 NY Times: aboard Str. KENNEBEC White House, Va.- Portsmouth., R. I. hosp. June 28. Dec. 31, 63 Plymouth discharged; reenlisted. Feb. 4, 64 Plymouth veteran - born Clarion Co. 20 grey eyes dark hair 5”8” soldier. June 25, 65 New Bern mustered out. July 13, 65 Harrisburg discharged. July 14, 1875 pension #205914/563827. 1890 Census: Musician, m: Jan. 1, 64 -June 25, 65; res.: Sharpsville, Mercer Co. June 14, 27 Knox died.
BARNACLE, Daniel: Pvt.; age 18, Co. A; m: Sep. 7, 61. Aug. 62 Harrison’s Landing: absent sick. June 8, 63 and Aug. 20, 63 Plymouth - Columbia expedition. Aug 23, 63: returned, sick, fever and chills. Aug. 23, 63 Plymouth Hosp.: fever and chills. 31 Dec. 63 Plymouth, discharged, reenlisted. Feb. 2, 64 Plymouth veteran - 20 grey eyes dark hair 5’5” laborer. April 20, 64 Plymouth POW Anders. Charleston Florence. Fall 1864 Florence: San. Com. issued shirt and drawers. Dec. 10, 64 Charleston paroled. June 25, 65 New Bern: mustered out. July 13, 65 Harrisburg: discharged. Jan. 13, 1880 pension #334917/327907 - stated while lying on the ground at Florence froze his left hip leaving a cicatrix and, at Andersonville beaten, by Capt. Wirtz, with iron ramrod for trying to escape, Pvt. Goe, medic, stated the former was true and he was treated in the hospital on Roanoke Island after parole. Aug. 20, 1896 Butler reunion; res.: Pittsburgh. Sep. 16, 1909 Foxburg reunion; res.: Pittsburgh. May 14, 1908 - May 5, 1909; June 18, 1911 - Jan. 25, 1912; Sep. 24 - Nov. 3, 1914 requested discharge each time; June 14,15 National Soldier’s Home, Dayton: #32824 m: Sep. 17, 61 Kittanning Co. A - June 25, 65 New Bern veteran Jan 3, 64 Plym. loss two toes right foot, hernia and insomnia born Pa. 66 yrs. 5’7” dark complexion blue eyes grey hair reads /writes Prot. laborer res. Pittsburgh married - Catherine 4324 Penn Ave., Pittsb. July 15, 15 dropped. Nov. 15, 1927 Pittsburgh died.
BARNHART, Isaac: Cpl.; age 21; Co. B; m: Sep. 24, 61. April 6, 62: detailed 8th NY Indep. Btry. Pvt. 8 Indep. Btry. N.Y. Lt. Arty.; m: Nov. 28, 63 Gloster Point, VA. - born Armstrong Co. 23 grey eyes brown hair 5’9½” farmer. Nov - Dec. 63 Ft. Monroe: veteran. Dec. 8, 63 - Jan. 12, 64: furlough. Apr. 5, 65: to Cpl. June 30, 65 discharged. May 16, 1883 pension #483755/630511/XC965750. 1890 Census: Co. B 103 Pa. m: Sep. 24, 61 - July 8, 65; res.: Brady’s Bend. July 17, 1919 Kaylor died. July 1919 widow Mary E. pension #1143767/878052. ((as written)). File at Vet. Admin.
BARNHART (BARNHAM), Solomon: Pvt..; Co. B; m: Sep. 24, 61. Jan. 25, 63 Commissioned and mustered 2d Lt. July 1, 63 commissioned 1st. Lt. Oct. 14, 63 Plymouth: intermittent fever, debility. Discharged: Oct. 26, 63 (Regt); Nov. 3, 63 New Bern, Surg. Cert.- fair hair blue eyes 6’0”. Nov. 25, 1879 pension #326949/343353 - Apr. 17, 62 Yorktown rheum.; Nov. 21, 63 discharged. Aug. 20, 1896 Multnomah County, Oregon died. Sep. 25, 1896 widow Mary pension #641070/441192 Pa.
BARR, David M.: Pvt.; Co. F; m: Dec. 7, 61. Aug. 15, 62 NY Tribune: aboard Str. CAHABA Harrison’s Landing - Phila., sick. Jan. 63 present. Mar. 26, 63 New Bern: discharged, Surg. Cert. Apr. 28, 77 pension #234865/192950 or 193950 ((2 Cat. Cards)) Jan. 28, 1917 Curllsville died. June 11, 1920 widow Sarah E. pension #1158983/A81328.
BARR, George (John G.): Pvt.; age 18; Co. E; m: Dec. 7, 61. Dec. 31, 63 Plymouth discharged; reenlisted. Feb. 2, 64 Plymouth veteran: born Butler Co. 20 blue eyes brown hair 5’8½” farmer. Apr. 20, 64 Plymouth POW Anders. Charleston Florence. Fall 1864 Florence Stockade: Sanitary Comm. issued blanket. Paroled Charleston: Dec. 10, 64 (mil.), Dec. 14, 64 (Regt.). Dec. 16, 1864 Camp Parole. June 25, 65 New Bern: mustered out. July 13, 65 Harrisburg: discharged. 1890 Census: m: Nov. 25, 61 - June 25, 65; res.: Washington, Pa. May 31, 1892 pension #114424/1028358/C2546314. Sep. 16, 09 Foxburg reunion; res.: 116 Hall Ave., Washington. May 31, 1929: died. page 41 photo.
BARR, Jacob - Private, Co. A. Son of Henry & Susannah Barr. Mustered in 7 Sept 61. Received gunshot wound to the patella 31 May 62 at the Battle of Fair Oaks, VA. Arrived 3 June 62 at Philadelphia, PA on the ship Whilldin to be admitted to the hospital. Listed June 5, 62 National Tribune: WIA. Listed June 12, 62 NY Times: WIA, knee. Died 26 June 1862 from his wounds. Mother Susannah applied 2 Aug 1879 for a pension #249239/208346. Father Henry applied 1 Sept 1879 for a pension #250614/223964. Brother of Samuel Co. G.
BARR, Jacob - Private, Co. A. Mustered 7 Sept 61 at age 22. Failed to report on 1 Feb 62. Marked as Deserter.
BARR, Peter - Private, Co. G. Born about 1834 in PA, son of Henry & Susanna (Dunkle) Barr. Married to Catherine L. Saxton. Enrolled at age 27 from Perry Twp, Clarion Co., PA. Mustered 22 Oct 62 at Rimersburg, PA. Hazel eyes, brown hair, 6’1”, Farmer. Sick 5 - 31 Dec 62 at Suffolk, VA. 1864 Plymouth: pay records indicate veteran, no reenlistment papers in his military file. Captured 20 April 1864 at Plymouth, NC. POW at Andersonville, GA. (Squad 25, 1st Mess) Died 9 Sept 1864 of Diarrhea in the stockade at Andersonville, GA. Grave 8256. Headstone. Widow Catherine applied 25 May for a pension #95169/71967. Minor pension 12 Feb 1869 #171604/149834. - 18 Sept 1868 - N. D. Goe, medic, stated he died from scurvy and diarrhea at Andersonville on Aug 15(?) but not certain of the date. Catherine remarried to Kerr.
BARR, Robert: Pvt.; age 19; Co. B; m: Sep. 24, 61. Apr. 20, 64 Plymouth POW Anders. Oct. 64 to Florence. Dec. 11, 64 paroled. Mar. 2, 65 discharged. Aug. 15, 79 res. Allegheny City. 1890 Census: m: Sep. 24, 61 - March 2, 65 POW 7 mo. 21 days; res.: 75 Sheffield St., Pittsburgh. Apr. 15, 1890 pension #768405/750683 - while being transferred from Anders. to Florence, too weak to stand and was lying down in boxcar, hernia caused when trampled by POWs being loaded by CSA guards and on April 1862 left leg an accident caused by a bayonet wound, to Newport News hospital Jan. 7, 94 Soldier’s Nat. Home, Dayton: #21206 m: Sep. 24, 61 Kittanning - Mar. 2, 65 Pittsb. POW Anders. Florence scurvy loss teeth born Ireland 52 yrs. 5’4” grey hair & eyes reads/writes Prot. hostler res.: Allegheny married notify son Robert, Mansfield, Ohio pension. Also at Soldier’s Home, Johnson City, Tn. #4925 2-10-09 to 28-8-12 and Soldier’s Home, Danville, Va. #2549 Feb. 3, 1901 to Apr. 11, 1902 transfers to and from Dayton. Jan. 4, 14 Dayton: died, pneumonia. Dayton Soldier‘s Home Cemetery # Sec. 1 row 8 #16 buried.
BARR, Samuel - Corporal, Co. G. Son of Henry & Susannah Barr. Mustered 10 Jan 62 at age 16. Brown eyes, dark hair, 5’8” Reenlisted 1 Jan 64. Captured 20 April 64 at Plymouth, NC. POW at Andersonville, GA. (Squad 25, 1st Mess) Died 8 July 1864 of Acute Diarrhea in the stockade at Andersonville. Grave 3019. Pension: see Jacob Barr Co. A. Also borne as BARS.
BARR, Stephen P. - Private, Co. A. Age 40. Mustered 25 Dec 61. Died: May 23, 62 Yorktown Hosp. (Regt.); Aug. 31- Dec. 31, 62: unknown date records lost (mil.). Yorktown Nat. Cem. #1075 buried - S. P. BARR May 26, 1862. Dec. 11, 62 widow Jane pension #7955/11153 - 2 letters, (almost illegible) Capt. McLaughlin, Company Commander and Director of the Yorktown Hospital wrote that Stephen died of typhoid.
BARR, William Nelson - Color Sergeant, Co. C. Mustered in 16 Sept 61 as Sergeant, Co. C at age 28. Promoted 31 May 62 to Color Sergeant. During the Battle of Fair Oaks/Seven Pines, he clung to the Colors when the Regiment was swept away in the collapse of the front line. The flag staff was shot in two. He eluded capture and saved the flag. Admitted May - June 1862 to White Oak Swamp hospital. July 10, 62 Nat. Tribune: aboard Str. KNICKERBOCKERS arrived Ft. Monroe July 5. July 14, 62 NY Tribune and NY Times: aboard Str. EMPIRE STATE to NYC Long Island College Hsp., fever, res. Armstrong County, arrived July 13. Oct. 27, 62 College Hsp.: trf. to Baltimore West Building Gen. Hosp., diarr. and malaria. March 11, 63 Baltimore hosp.: discharged, Surg. Cert.- born Apollo Aug. 31, “1833” 5’11” grey eyes light hair carpenter. Feb. 22, 1877 pension #231453/284291. June 21, 1911 died. (Note: at PA Archives-flag staff shows break and repair.)
BARRETTE, Henry K.: Pvt., drummer, Co. G., m: Jan. 10, 62. July 1862 Harrison’s Landing died. Nov. 18, 62 widow Josephine pension #6442/4831. Jan. 14, 67 minor pension #140514/132368.
BASH, Robert: Pvt.; age 30; Co. C; m: Sep. 16, 61. Dec. 31, 63 Roanoke Island discharged; reenlisted. Feb. 24, 64 Roanoke Island veteran - born Armstrong Co. 32 dark eyes black hair 5’11” soldier. June 25, 65 New Bern: mustered out. July 13, 65 Harrisburg: discharged. Sep. 6, 84 pension #521715/673997. March 5, 1898 widow Martha pension #672364/467571.
BASHLICO (BASHLINE), Philip: Pvt.; Co. A; m: o/a Sep. 21, 62 Rimersburg. Aug. - Dec. 62 Suffolk: absent sick. Apr. 7, 63 discharged, Surg. Cert.: “should never have been enlisted”. Request for Fed. Headstone: Clarion Co. Cem. buried, died Nov. 4, 80. Aug. 8, 1890 widow Maria C. pension #470431/304284.
BAUGHMAN, David - Sergeant, Co. K. Born in Armstrong Co., PA. Enlisted 28 Oct 61 at Kittanning, PA, a 20 year old Laborer. Blue eyes, brown hair, 5’8” Mustered 22 Feb 62 as a Private. Promoted to Corporal & then Sergeant. Reenlisted 1 Jan 64. During Battle of Plymouth he received a bullet wound to right chest exiting in the right armpit. Captured 20 April 64 at Plymouth, NC. Stayed behind at Plymouth with the wounded. Arrived 19 May 64 at General Hospital No. 7 (Fair Grounds Hospital), Raleigh, NC. Transferred 21 May 64 to Andersonville, GA. Admitted 30 May 64 to the prison hospital due to Vulnus Sclopeticum (gunshot wound). (Squad H, Mess N) POW at Andersonville 1 year & 8 days. Paroled 28 April 65 at Jacksonville, FL. Arrived 16 May 65 at Camp Parole, Annapolis, MD. Sent 19 May 65 to Harrisburg, PA. Discharged 8 June 65. Applied 14 Sept 1877 for a pension #241923/166939. Died 4 Sept 1898 at Kellersburg, PA. Widow Ella applied 5 Nov 98 for pension #686015/476848.
BAUGHMAN, Joseph L.: Pvt.; Co. D; m: Nov. 13, 61. April 1862: discharged, Surg. Cert. June 30, 1880 pension #394836/blank. Request for Federal Headstone: New Bethlehem Cem. buried, died June 20, 84.
BAUGHMAN, Joshua: Pvt.; Co. D; m: Nov. 13, 61. Sep. 25, 63: trfd. to 6 Co. 2 Bn. VRC. Nov. 20, 63 Newark, NJ USA Gen. Hsp.: discharged, Surg. Cert.- born Lucerne Co. 51 yrs 5’9” black eyes dark hair farmer. Dec. 26, 1863 pension #37915/blank. Aug. 28, 73 Kellersburg: died explosion or blast by rock powder in a well, “no physician needed”. 1890 Census: widow Christena m: Sep. 2, 61 - Nov. 20, 63 res.: Kellersburg, July 19, 1890 widow Christena pension #446744/342538.
BEABOUT (BEEBOUT), Barney (Bernard): Pvt.; Co. F; m: Dec. 7, 61. May 4, 62 Camp Winfield Scott: sick. May - June 62 Yorktown: sick. Aug. 18, 62 Westonville, Pa. Hosp.: debility. Oct. 14, 62: charged with desertion, later removed. Nov. 7, 62 Washington DC Georgetown College Gen. Hosp. Nov. 17, 62 Georgetown College Hosp.: discharged, Surg. Cert.- born Butler Co. 38 5’11” blue eyes black hair coal digger. Nov. 22, 62 pension #4679/332412. 1890 Census: m: Oct. 15, 61 -Dec. 1862 rheum. diarr. pension; res.: East Brady.
BEAMER, Matthias C.: Pvt.; age 38; Co. B; m: Sep. 24, 61. Dec. 4, 61 discharged, Surg. Cert.
BEATTY, Abram - Corporal, Co. K. Enrolled at age 21. Mustered 20 Dec 61. Re-enlisted 1 Jan 64 at Plymouth, NC described as age 23, brown eyes and hair, 5’11”, and a farmer. Captured 20 April 64 at Plymouth, NC. POW at Andersonville, GA; Charleston & Florence, SC. 17 Dec 1864 NY Times states: died Florence. No further info.
BEATTY, James - Private, Co. C. Born in England. Enrolled at age 40, a Shoemaker from Pittsburgh, Allegheny Co., PA. Mustered 16 Sept 61. July 8, 62 NY Times: aboard Str. S. R. SPAULDING Harrison’s Landing - Ft. Monroe arrived July 5, sick, diarr. Mar. 28, 63: discharged, Surg. Cert. Pvt.; Co. I; 116 Pa. Inf. Regt.; m: Feb. 24 (25), 64 - born England 43 hazel eyes light hair 5’9” shoemaker. May - June 64: hosp. sick. Aug. 25, 64 Petersburg Front, Reims Station: MIA. Aug.- Oct. 64: POW Richmond Belle Island. Oct. 8, 64 Varina, Va. paroled. Jan .- Feb. 65 Phila hosp.: Ward 8 Section 2. July 14, 65 furlough. Aug. 29, 65 Phila. Mower Gen. Hosp.: discharged, Surg. Cert. Nov. 3, 67 Dayton Sold. & Sailor’s Home: #560 m: 1861 Pittsb.- Mar. 63 New Bern 103 Pa. Inf.; Feb. 21, 64 Pittsb. - Aug. 29, 65 Phila. Co. I, 116 Pa. Inf. Regt Surg. Cert. disease Aug. 1864 Belle Island born Cumberland, England 47 res. Pittsb. shoemaker mother & 1 son res. High St., Pittsb. May 31, 69 pension #143985/100802. Apr. 27, 75 Pittsb. Soldier’s Hosp.: died, while on furlough. ((Note: pension filed under Co. I, 116 Pa.)).
BEATTY, Jerry - Civilian Servant. Capt. John Donaghy writes, "When Capt. Fahnestock of company C resigned and left the regiment, his servant 'Jerry' Beatty was thrown out of a situation, and as I was again without a servant I hired him. Jerry was thirteen or fourteen years of age and came from Pittsburgh with the regiment. Such education as he possessed seemed to have been acquired in attending variety shows. He had been a close student of the burnt cork profession [Black Face], and besides had natural talent in the song and dance business. I often called upon him to amuse my visitors, and sometimes when I went out with the boys I took him along. He had been in my service some weeks, and was one day cleaning Capt. Zink's revolver, and in going through one of his theatrical capers he pointed the pistol at the head of a negro servant who was present and in tragic tone exclaimed, 'Die, villain.' The weapon was discharged and the negro fell a corpse. The colonel ordered Jerry's arrest, and he was put in jail. The day after the tragedy Lieut. Neely visited Jerry and found him as full of fun as ever, saying 'there was no use crying over spilled milk.' An inquest, trial, etc., were dispensed with, and a few days afterwards Jerry was released and sent home to Pittsburgh.
BECK, Frederick: Pvt.; age 41; Co. K; m: Dec. 17, 61. Mar. 28, 62 Wash., DC Meredian Hill Camp Lloyd: discharged, Surg. Cert., injured while on duty, hit by a musket.
BEEHAM, James A. - Private, Co. D. Mustered In 13 Nov 61, a 22 year old Farmer from Armstrong Co., PA. Captured 20 April 64 at Plymouth, NC. POW at Andersonville, GA. (Squad 25, 1st Mess) Admitted 30 May 64 to the hospital with Dysentery. Returned to the stockade. Escaped 22 June 64 but recaptured. (Squad 50, 1st Mess) Died 19 Aug 1864 of Dysentery and Cerebritis at Andersonville, GA. Grave 6127. Headstone Mother Ann applied 22 May 1876 for a pension #226225/blank. Also listed as BEHAND, BETRAND, & BENBAND.
BEELAR, Henry: Pvt.; Co. K; m: Oct. 28, 61. Feb. 22, 62: discharged, Writ Habeas Corpus.
BEER, Thomas Mc. C. (M. C.): Pvt.; age 18; Co. C; m: Feb. 29, 64. June 25, 65 New Bern mustered out. July 13, 65 Harrisburg discharged. May 3, 1877 pension #235303/blank. Request for Federal Headstone: died Sep. 8, 1883, Reynoldsville Old Presby. Cem. buried.
BEGGS, Reed Goe - Private, Co. A. Born 13 Dec 1843 in Clarion Co., PA, son of Anne (Goe) Beggs. Enrolled 7 Sept 61 at Callensburg, Clarion Co., PA, an 18 year old Clerk for Abial Drake, Merchant of Elk Twp, Clarion Co., PA. Blue Eyes, Light Hair, 5’ 7” Sick 15 Aug 62 at Harrison’s Landing, VA. Reenlisted 2 Feb 64 at Plymouth, NC. Captured 20 April 64 at Plymouth, NC. POW at Andersonville, GA and Florence, SC. Escaped 7 Oct 64 from the Florence Stockade by his comrade, Private Goe, bribing a guard with a gold watch. He escaped with Private Norval D. Goe, Corporals John F. Rupert and James S. Cooper; all of Co. A and Corporal George Shaffer of Co. H. Discovered 12 Oct at the Collins plantation, near Marion, SC, by the 4th SC Cavalry. Taken back to Florence. Paroled 10 Dec 64 at Charleston, SC. Sent 4 April 65 to Washington, DC. Returned to regiment. Mustered Out 25 June 65 at New Bern, NC. Discharged 13 July 65 at Harrisburg, PA. See page 110 of Regimental History. After the war, Reed became a furniture merchant and moved to Bolivar, Polk Co., Missouri. Married 6 Feb 1873 to Mary E. Dunnegan. Died 18 Apr 1874. Buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Bolivar, Polk Co., MO.
BEIGHLEY (BICKLEY), Jacob: Pvt.; Co. C; m: Sep. 16, 61. June 30, 62 NYC Brooklyn Hosp.: deserted. July 18, 62 N. Y. Times: arrived unknown date aboard Steamer DANIEL WEBSTER York, Peninsula, Va.-N.Y. Brooklyn City Hosp., WIA. Aug. 25, 62: absent sick. Sep. 10, 63 Pittsburgh: arrested - born Armstrong Co. 19 grey eyes light hair 6’1” farmer. Military File: June 30, 62 deserted; discharged at home in Tarrentown. 1890 Census: m: Sep. 16, 61 - blank disabled, discharged; res.: S. Bend Township, Armstrong Co. June 19, 1895 pension #1168083/blank.
BEIGHLY, William - Private, Co. E. Born about 1837 in PA, son of Christopher Beighley. Enrolled 20 Nov 61 at Clay Twp, Butler Co., PA, a 25 year old Farmer from Clay Twp, Butler Co., PA. Mustered 7 Dec 61 as Corporal. July 14, 62 issue of the NY Tribune states he was aboard the Steamer STATE of MAINE en-route fromFt. Monroe, VA to the Brooklyn College Hospital, NYC. Reduced to Private. Captured 20 April 64 at Plymouth, NC. POW at Andersonville, GA. (Squad 96, 1st Mess) Admitted 5 Oct 64 to the prison hospital (listed as Berkly) and died 27 Oct 1864 of Scurvy. Grave 11569. Headstone.
BELL, Henry H.: Pvt.; age 21; Co. F; m: Dec. 7, 61. Jan. 10, 62: to Sgt. Major, Co. G , Staff . June 5, 62: Commissioned and mustered 2d Lt., Co. B. Aug. 23, 62: sick, AWOL. Resigned: May 31, 63 Pittsburgh, Surg. Cert. (mil.); early 1862 (Regt.).
BELL, Patton: Pvt.; age 26; Co. I; m: Dec. 16, 61 Harrisville. July 15, 62 Harrison’s Landing Gen. Hosp.: jaundice. Aug. 7, 62 W. Phila. Gen. Hosp.: typhoid, diarr. Sep. 30, 62 Surg. Cert.- born Butler Co. 27 blue eyes red hair 5’3½” carpenter. Oct. 12, 62 Phila.: discharged. Pvt.; m: 103 Pa. Feb. 29 (15), 64 Alleghany Co. June 25, 65 New Bern: mustered out. July 13, 65 Harrisburg: discharged. May 23, 1879 pension #287772/241445. 1890 Census: (no muster dates); res.: Hilliard, Butler Co. Nov. 10, 1898 widow Margaret pension #686018/473904.
BELL, William C.: Jan. 10, 62 enrolled. Sgt.; age 21; Co. G; m: Feb. 22, 62. Apr. 15, 63: commissioned 2d Lt., not mustered. Jan. 1 (2), 64 to 1st. Sgt. Dec. 31, 64 Plymouth discharged; reenlisted. Feb. 3, 64 Plymouth veteran - born Indiana Co., Pa. 24 grey eyes dark hair 6’1” laborer. Apr. 20, 64 Plymouth POW Anders. Charleston Florence. March 1, 65 Wilmington, NC N. E. Ferry paroled. June 25, 65 New Bern: mustered out. July 13, 65 Harrisburg: discharged. Oct. 29, 1886 Indiana Co., Washington Twp.: died. Indiana Co., Rayne Twp. Washington Cem. #W234 buried - 1840 - 29 Oct. 1886. Nov. 11, 1889 widow Kate pension #408231/282978. 1890 Census: Kate widow Wm. C. Bell 1st Sgt. Co. G 1861-5 POW 11 mo. 14 days; res: PO Davis ((?)), Washington Twp., Indiana Co. Pa.
BENNINGER, Henry L.: Pvt.; age 19; Co. B; m: Sep. 24, 61 Aug. 28, 63 Plymouth: court martial charge, on Aug. 2 while on picket duty near Acre road, left his post with permission of the Cpl. of the Pickets to get water; arrested by the Sgt. of the Pickets on the Washington Road stating he was getting eggs; guilty; l mo. confinement, 10 days on bread and water; 2d. court martial charge left camp Aug. 14-15; guilty of AWOL, fined $10 (RG153NN585). Dec. 31, 63 Plymouth discharged; reenlisted. Feb. 2, 64 Plymouth veteran - born Armstrong Co. 21 brown eyes and hair 5’8” laborer. Apr. 20, 64 Plymouth POW Anders. Charleston Florence. Fall 1864 Florence: San. Comm. issued blanket. Muster Out Roll: supposed dead. Aug. 22, 69 Adj. Gen. Office: died Nov. 26, 64 Florence. Florence Nat. Cem buried as UNKNOWN.
BERRINGER, Samuel: Pvt.; Co. I; m: Dec. 16, 61. Dec. 14 (15), 63 Beaufort, N.C.: died, Death Cert.: born Venango Co. single 18 dark hair gray eyes 5’9½” farmer typhoid. New Bern Nat. Cem. #7-1223 buried.
BEST, David: Dec. 1, 61 Indiana Co., Pa. enrolled. Pvt.; age 18; Co. G; m: Feb. 22, 62 (Jan. 10, 62) Kittanning. Mar.- Apr. 62 Washington, DC: sick. May - Aug. 62 Yorktown: sick. Dec. 31, 63 Plymouth discharged; reenlisted. Feb. 3, 64 Plymouth veteran - born Indiana Co. 20 gray eyes fair hair 5’7” laborer. March 8, 64 Plymouth Regt. Hosp.: died, acute bronchitis July 8, 81 War Dept.: died Plymouth March 6 or 7 or 8, 64.
BIRCH, Winfield Scott: Pvt.; Co. C; m: Sep. 16, 61 Pittsburgh - born Armstrong Co. 34 5’10½” dark hair black eyes carpenter. Apr. 9, 62 Newport News Gen. Hsp.: measles. May 19, 62 Phila., Broad & Cherry St Hsp.: pneumonia. Aug. 63 Plymouth: partial loss right eye from disease. Aug. 8, 63 Plymouth Provost Guard. Sep. 24, 63 (Sep. 24, 62, Oct. 31, 63): transferred to VRC. Sep. 29, 63 NYC Ladies Home Gen. Hsp.: diarr. Dec. 29, 63 NYC Bedloes Island Ft. Wood Hsp. Sep. 20, 64 discharged. June 26, 1880 pension #388195/1033688. 1890 Census: Sep. 16, 61 - Sep. 20, 64 res.: 118 Lambert St., Pittsburgh. Aug. 20, 96 Butler reunion. Oct. 21, 04 Dayton Sold. & Sailors Home: #29946 stroke three years ago born Pa. 59 5’11” dark eyes gray hair cannot read/write Prot. carpenter res.: Pittsburgh married Ella, 5819 Mignonette St., Pittsb. pension. Sep. 20, 06 Butler reunion. Oct. 13, 09 Pittsburgh 5819 Mignonette St., while home on furlough from Dayton, died cerebral hem., 62 yrs 11 mo. 13 days. Allegheny Co. St. Peter’s Cem. buried. Nov. 8, 1909 widow Ella R. pension #930141/694883.
BIRD, Frederick Mayer, Rev. - Chaplain. Born 28 June 1838 in Philadelphia, PA, son of Robert Montgomery & Mary Elizabeth (Mayer) Bird. In 1857 he received a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Pennsylvania and graduated in 1860 from Union Theological Seminary, New York. Enlisted in the 103rd PA under the name Theodore? Commissioned 13 Oct 62. Resigned 13 Feb 63. Lutheran clergyman from 1860-1868. Became Protestant Episcopal clergy in 1869. In 1870 he was a Minister at Shamokin, PA and later that year became Rector at Spotswood, NJ. Married 25 April 1877 to Frances Palmer Snowhill at Christ Church, Newark, NJ. From 1877-1878 he was Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy at Griswold College and Trustee until 1880. In 1880 he was also an Episcopal Minister in Waterloo, Iowa and by 1886 he was in South Bethlehem, PA. Editor of Lippincott's Magazine 1893-1898. Chaplain and Professor of Psychology, Christian Evidences and Rhetoric at Leigh University. Author of "The Story of Our Christianity" published in 1893 and main editor of the "Lutheran Hymn Book" and collaborator with Bishop W. H. Odenheimer in "Hymns of the Spirit." Published "Charles Wesley seen in his finer and less familiar poems" and a series of hymn writing in the NY Independent and also a novel "A Pessimist in Theory and Practice." Died 2 April 1908 of Cardiac Dropsy at South Bethlehem, PA. Buried in Nisky Hill Cemetery, Bethlehem, PA. Headstone. Widow Frances P. applied 4 May 1908 for a pension #893251/659175.
BISH, Jacob: Oct. 30, 61 Rimersburg enrolled. Pvt.; Co. F; m: Dec. 7, 61. Dec. 31, 63 Plymouth discharged; reenlisted. Feb. 3, 64 Plymouth veteran - born Armstrong Co. 22 gray eyes light hair 5’6” farmer. Captured 20 April 64 at Plymouth, NC. POW at Andersonville, GA. (Squad 8, 1st Mess) Admitted 3 June 64 to the prison hospital with Acute Dysentery. Died 5 July 1864 of Dysentery in the hospital, Andersonville, GA. Grave 2913 (Regt. #2193 is incorrect.). Nov. 28, 64 NY Times: listed died Anders. 3 December 64 Pittsburgh Dispatch: died Andersonville July 5. Oct. 13, 1880 mother Susannah pension #278452/200085. Mar. 8, 89 father Peter pension #390095/255175.
BISH, John B.: Pvt.; age 26; Co. B; m: Sep. 24, 61. May 31, 62 Battle of Fair Oaks/7 Pines: MIA, status changed to KIA (mil.); KIA or died of wounds (Regt.). June 12, 62 NY Times: MIA. Oct. 11, 62 widow Margaret B. pension #3999/7044. April 6, 68 child Eliza M. pension #159599/114467. May 18, 63 Plymouth: Capt. Daniel Coe, Commanding Co. B, certified: John enlisted Adams Co., age 26 yrs., dark complexion, blue eyes, black hair, 5’6½”, laborer, KIA Fair Oaks.
BLACK, John: Pvt..; age 24; Co. G; m: Jan. 10, 62. Jan. 15 - Dec. 63 New Bern: Ambulance Corp. Jan. 2, 64: to Sgt. Dec. 31, 63 Plymouth discharged; reenlisted. Feb. 3, 64 Plymouth veteran - born Scotland 26 blue eyes fair hair 5’4” laborer. Apr. 20, 64 Plymouth POW Anders. Dec. 11 (1), 64 Charleston paroled. June 25, 65 New Bern: mustered out. July 13, 65 Harrisburg: discharged; absent on furlough.
BLACK, John M. (McCandless J.): Pvt.; Co. E; m: Feb. 29, 64 Butler Co. Cherry Twnship. ((stationed Roanoke Island)). June 25, 65 New Bern: mustered out. July 13, 65 Harrisburg: discharged. May 22, 1879 pension #287592/377372/XC980480. 1890 Census: m: Feb. 24, 64 - July 25, 65 lumbago; res: Crawford Corners, Venango Co. 1909 Foxburg reunion; res.: Parker’s Landing. Dec. 6, 1910 - Feb. 1, 1912; May 24, 1916 - Sep. 6, 1917; Oct. 27, 1917 Dayton Sold. & Sailor’s Home: #40232 senile, cardiac born Pa. 63 6’0” brown eyes gray hair reads writes Prot. laborer res. Tulsa, OK. widower notify son, Edmund, Morris, OK. pension. April 28, 1918 Nat. Home died; notified niece, Lizzie Sarde, Henrietta, OK Home Nat. Cem. #Sec. 2, Row 11, #36 buried.
BLACK, Robert P.: Nov. 25, 61 Butler Co Cherry Twnship. enrolled. Pvt.; age 19; Co. E; m: Dec. 7, 61. 1862 Suffolk: WIA left foot. Dec. 31, 63 Plymouth discharged; reenlisted. Feb. 2, 64 Plymouth veteran - born Butler Co. 22 brown eyes light hair 5’9½” engineer. Apr. 17-20, 64 Battle of Plymouth: WIA, left arm. Apr. 20, 64 Plymouth POW Anders., assigned 145th. Detachment, 1st ten, 2d 30, 1st. 90 (men). Sep. 10, 64 Charleston Florence Salisbury((?)). Feb. 27, 65 Wilmington, NC N. E. Ferry paroled. Discharged: June 25 (2), 65 (mil.); spring 1865 by War Dept. (Regt.). Aug. 27, 1879 pension #305939/246600. 1890 Census: m: Nov. 25, 61 - June 25, 65 rheum.; res.: Butler Co., Concord Twnship. Anders. and Salisbury Monument dedication; res.: RFD 77, Chicora. Aug. 20, 96 Butler reunion; res.: Magie. Oct. 5, 98 Pens. Bur.: res. Magie. Sep. 20, 06 Butler reunion. Sep. 16, 09 Foxburg reunion; res.: Chicora. Aug. 18, 22 Chicora died, age 80, retired farmer. Butler Co. Concord Church buried 1842 - 1922 Co. E 103 PA. GAR. Nov. 2, 22 Nat. Tribune: died Aug. 18, 22, 26 years Cmdr. GAR Post 539. . Articles: Butler, Pa. Eagle March 6, 1915; National Tribune March 29, 1917, July 19, 1883, August 23, 1882
BLACK, William Oliver - Private, Co. G. age 25; m: Jan. 10, 62 Tarentum. Dec. 31, 63 Plymouth discharged; reenlisted. Feb. 3, 64 Plymouth veteran - born Allegheny Co. 28 grey eyes dark hair 5’11” laborer. Captured 20 April 64 at Plymouth, NC. POW at Andersonville, GA. (Squad 45, 1st Mess) Admitted 24 May 64 to the prison hospital with Chronic Diarrhea. Died 19 (18) July 1864 of Diarrhea at Andersonville, GA. Grave 3600. Headstone. May 14, 68 father James pension #160884/168509. Regt. History photo page 142.
BLAIR, John W.: Pvt.; Co. K; m: Oct. 28, 61. Feb. 22, 62: to Cpl. May 31, 62 Battle of Fair Oaks/7 Pines: WIA. June 12, 62 NY Times: WIA left hip. Aug. 23, 62 - Aug. 31, 62 Wash. DC hosp. Dec. 5, 62 Suffolk: absent sick. Feb. 6, 63 Hampton , Va. U. S. Army Hosp.: died, chr. diarr. Hampton Nat. Cem. #2415 buried. Sep. 23, 63 mother M. E. Walter pension #34104/31662.
BLAIR, Solomon: Pvt.; Co. I; m: Dec. 16, 61 Harrisville. June 9, 62 Phila Satterlee Gen. Hsp. transferred to St. Joseph’s Hsp.; July 5 to Cherry Street Hsp.: lacerated wound. July 28, 62: duty. March 28, 63 New Bern discharged; Surgeon Cert.- born Mercer Co. 24 gray eyes dark hair 5’7½” farmer not fit for duty (mil) wounds (Regt.). Pvt.; Co. B, 1 Pa. Lt. Arty.; m: Dec. 31, 63. May 12, 64 Battle of Spotsylvania GSW, head. June 9, 65 Harrisburg discharged. Jan. 5, 72 pension #171506/512447-claimed at the Battle of Fair Oaks GSW and chronic diarrhea, to Philadelphia hospitals, at the Battle of Kinston GSW left side of my neck and jaw while charging rebel battery, which I almost reached when I was shot, treated at Regt. Hospital and the City Point, Va. Hospital, contracted rheumatism at New Bern, and July 64 near Petersburg I was sick, to Philadelphia hospital; married Catherine Ruter Oct. 27, 58, died Dec. 12, 80; married Sarah Ann Palmer Nov. 16, 83. April. 17, 1911 Pine Township , Mercer Co. died. Apr. 26, 1911 widow Sarah A. pension #963709/725204.
BLAKE, William N.: Pvt.; age 17; Co. D; m: Sep. 25, 61 Oakland. July 62 - Aug. 3, 63 Suffolk hospital. and Ft. Monroe hospital. Oct. 63 Beaufort, NC hsp. Pay record: veteran. Apr. 20, 64 Plymouth POW Anders. Died: in prison (Regt.); no info after capture (mil.); absent POW (pens.); left unknown date to unknown place; no record of parole (Anders. Records); no record of burial (Roll of Honor). March 1, 84 father Jacob pension #313388/236036 Mich. Oct. 24, 64 mother Mary pension #320693/blank Pa.
BLAKELY, Joseph: Pvt.; Co. I; m: Dec. 16, 61 Harrisville. May 31, 62 Battle of Fair Oaks/7 Pines: WIA, POW Richmond Prison #2 - 4th floor. June 26, 62 Richmond Prison hsp.: WIA, right thigh. July 25, 62 City Point paroled. Aug. 2, 62 NY Tribune: admitted Hampton, Va. Chesapeake Gen. Hsp. July 28, Union POW from Richmond. Aug. 5, 63 Plymouth: Provost Guard. Dec. 31, 63 Plymouth discharged; reenlisted. Feb. 3, 64 Plymouth veteran - born Venango Co. 23 blue eyes sandy hair 5’4” laborer. Apr. 20, 64 Plymouth POW Anders. Salisbury Jan. 22, 65 to Richmond prison. Feb. 25, 65 Richmond Prison Hsp. #21 - laborer, “age 33”. March 1, 65 Richmond paroled. March 25, 65 Annapolis C. G. Barracks: to hosp. April 11, 65 Annapolis: died; Death Cert.- single, sold personal effects $56.07, chr. diarr. Annapolis Nat. Cem. #D1264 buried.
BOARTS (BORTS), George: Oct. 30, 61 Rimersburg enrolled. Pvt.; Co. F; m: Dec. 7, 61 Kittanning Camp Orr. June 12, 62 Baltimore: died, typhoid. Baltimore Loudon Park Nat. Cem. #A866 buried - George Borts Co. F 103 PA June 12, 62. July 19, 62 NY Tribune: died Baltimore Patterson Park Hosp. Feb. 23, 74 father Samuel pension #214001/blank. Brother John, Co. F.
BOARTS (BORTS, BORST), John: Oct. 30, 61 Rimersburg enrolled. Pvt.; Co. F; m: Dec. 7, 61 Camp Orr. May 12, 62: aboard Str. LOUISIANA, on the passage from Yorktown - Washington, DC. died, typhoid. May 20, 62 Washington STAR: as soon as the ((above)) boat landed the surgeons, accompanying the boat, made the necessary arrangement and had John buried with usual honors ((no location)). (Pension file combined with brother George‘s pension file).
BOARTS (BORTS), William: Oct. 30, 61 enrolled. Pvt.; age “22_; Co. F; m: Dec. 7, 61. Dec. 31, 63 Plymouth discharged; reenlisted. Feb 3, 64 Plymouth veteran - born Mercer Co. “21” grey eyes black hair 5’6” laborer. Apr. 20, 64 Plymouth POW Anders. Charleston Florence. Fall 1864 Florence: San. Comm. issued hat. Feb. (March) 27, 65 Wilmington, NC N. E. Ferry paroled. June 25, 65 New Bern: mustered out. July 13, 65 Harrisburg: discharged. July 8, 79 pension #296683/297333. 1905 Anders. Mom. Ded.; res.: RFD 4, Union City, Erie Co. Dec. 29, 1914 Union City died.
BOSTAPH (BOWSTAPH), William: Corp.; age 17; Co. F; m: Dec. 7, 61. May 31, 62 Battle of Fair Oaks/7 Pines: WIA, GSW right shoulder (mil.), arm severely disabled, Lt. Donaghy stated: during retreat I saw him staggering from wound under his arm, helped him to rear and placed him in an ambulance (Regt.). June 8, 62 NY Times: aboard Str. VANDERBUILT, wounded from Fair Oaks, arrived NYC. June 12, 62 NY Times: WIA shoulder. Oct. 7 (14), 62 NYC: discharged, Surg. Cert.- gray eyes black hair 5’8” blacksmith. Feb. 23, 63 pension #11426/11494/C2580381. Aug. 1909 resides Ogden, Utah, civil and hydraulic engineer, Senior Vice C in C, GAR (Regt.)
BOWERS, George B. (G. N.; G. W.): Pvt.; Co. K; m: Oct. 29, 63. Captured 20 April 1864 at Plymouth, NC. POW at Andersonville, GA. (Squad 87, 3rd Mess) Died 18 August 1864 of Dysentery in the stockade at Andersonville, GA. Grave 6074. G. W. Bower
BOWMAN (BOUMAN, BAUMAN), John R.: Pvt.; age 20; Co. A; m: Sep. 7, 61. May 31, 62 Battle Fair Oaks/7 Pines: WIA. June 12, 62 NY Times: WIA, thigh. July 15, 62 NY Tribune: at Mill Creek Hsp., Hampton area, wounded thigh and fracture. July 27, 62 Mill Creek Hsp.: died wounds. Hampton Nat. Cem. #B4067 buried.
BOWMAN, Martin: Pvt.; age 18; Co. A; m: Dec. 7, 61. Aug. 19, 62 NY Tribune: aboard Str. S. R. SPAULDING Ft. Monroe - NYC. Oct. 20, 62 Suffolk: died.
BOWSER, Aaron J.: Pvt.; Co. D; m: Aug. 30, 62. Apr. 20, 64 Plymouth POW Anders. Charleston. Oct. 10, 64 Charleston: died (Regt.). Dec. 22, 64 NY Times: died Charleston Oct. 4, chr. diarr. Burial: Columbia (Roll of Honor, Regt.); Charleston POW dead moved to Beaufort, SC Nat. Cem. - buried as UNKNOWN.
BOWSER, Daniel: Pvt.; Co. D; m: Aug. 30, 62. Apr. 20, 64 Plymouth POW Anders. Charleston Florence. Fall 1864 Florence: San. Comm. issued drawers. Dec. 6 (20), 64 Charleston paroled. Aug. 16, 65 discharged. June 16, 84 pension #515584/368268 “dropped failure to claim”. 1890 Census: m: Aug. 20, 62 - Aug. 20, 65; res.: Parker’s Landing. Aug. 20, 96 Butler reunion; res.: Parker’s Landing. 1905 Anders. Mon. Ded.; res.: Parker’s Landing. Sep. 20, 06 Butler reunion. Sep. 16, 09 Foxburg reunion; res.: Parker’s Landing.
BOWSER, Joshua Crawford: Musc.; Co. D; m: Aug. 30, 62. Apr. 20, 64 Plymouth POW Anders. Charleston Florence Richmond. Fall 64 Florence: San. Comm. issued drawers. March 10 (8), 65 Coxes Wharf (Aikens Landing) ((near Richmond)) paroled. March 12, 65 Annapolis Hsp. Div. #1. June 25 (2), 65. Columbus Ohio Columbus Citizen 1 June 1931 by Robert Gunning: biography. June 29, 1881 pension #423582/859645/C256988-claimed I was born Aug. 24, 46 Armstrong Co., was in the CSA Richmond Hospital, weighed about 80 pounds, carried on a stretcher to parole point. Other service: 42d U. S. Inf. (men all Civil War invalids), NY Madison Barracks Hospital one year, 1869 discharged and 1882-1887 4th US Inf., music instructor. Oct. 20, 1932 Columbus Ohio: wrote his own biography.
BOYD, Collin McNaughton - Color Corporal, Co. F. Born 1843 in Clarion Co., PA, son of William & Mary (McNaughton) Boyd. Mustered 7 Dec 61. 2nd Lieut. Neely stated that he went with the Regiment to the Battle of Fair Oaks, VA on 31 May 63 and was not seen after the battle. He was a color bearer at the time. Body not found. The June 12, 62 issue of NY Times states that he is Missing in Action. Father William applied 11 Dec 1879 for a pension #255812/blank. Mother Mary applied 3 Nov 1882 for a pension #298089/224104. Memorial Headstone at Helen Furnace Cemetery, Clarion Co., PA.
BOYD, Jackson: Pvt.; Co. H; m: Mar. 23, 62. Dec. 14, 62 Battle of Kinston KIA, GSW brain and breast. Aug. 09,1879 mother Mary pension #249509/196082. Feb. 13, 1890 father John pension #414727/277839.
BOYLE, Hardin (Hardon), W.: Pvt.; Co. F; m: Dec. 7, 61. Apr. 23, 62 - June 24, 62 Chesapeake Hosp. Sep. 26, 63: to Veterans Reserve Corp. Federal Headstone Request: died August. 21, 65; buried Rimersburg.
BOYLE, J. C.: Pvt.; Co. K; m: Feb. 22, 62. Deserted.
BOYLE, James Rankin: Oct. 30, 61 Rimersburg enrolled. Pvt.; Co. F; m: Dec. 7, 61. May 31, 62 Battle of Fair Oaks/7 Pines: WIA. June 5, 62 NY Times: aboard Str. ELM CITY White House, Va.-Washington, DC. June 12, 62 NY Times: WIA hip. Aug. 7, 62 Georgetown Columbia College Hosp.: chr. diarr. Aug. 17, 62 Georgetown: died wounds. Washington Soldier’s Home (Military Asylum) National Cem. #C3952 buried. Aug. 26, 62 NY Tribune: died Wash., DC hosp., body not return, buried Soldier‘s Home Cem. Oct. 31, 62 mother Elizabeth pension #5258/2114.
BOYLE, Owen: Pvt.; age 50; Co. B; m: Sep. 24, 61. Dec. 4, 61: discharged, Surg. Cert.
BOYLE, Wilder M: Pvt.; Co. F; m: Aug. 25, 62. Apr. 17 - 20 Battle of Plymouth: WIA left wrist during sortie, from Ft. Williams, into the town. Apr. 20, 64 Plymouth POW Augusta, GA CSA hosp. June 27 to Andersonville, GA. Transferred to Charleston, SC. Sent Oct 64 to Florence, SC. Paroled 10 Dec 64 at Charleston, SC. Arrived 18 Dec 64 at College Green Barracks, Camp Parole, MD. Transferred Jan 65 to Division No. 2 Hospital, St. Johns College, Annapolis, MD. Furloughed 24 Feb 65. Mar. 11, 65 Camp Parole: from hospital. April 4, 1865 Alexandria: Camp Distribution. June 25, 65 New Bern: mustered out. July 13, 65 Harrisburg: discharged. May 21, 77 pension #236271/163056 - Pvt. Wm. Fulton stated he was with him at Plymouth and that Wilder was WIA, had lost “much” blood and had to be left with the CSA, arrived in Andersonville about two months after I did; Surg. Walton stated he accompanied about 100 wounded, including Wilder, on a barge towed by CSA Steamer COTTON PLANT to Weldon, then train to Augusta, late May or 1 June, Wilder had fever upon arrival, I requested CSA move him to a hospital. 1890 Census: m: Aug. 13, 62 - June 25, 65 hard of hearing; res.: Reynoldsville. June 7, 06 National Tribune: submitted article discussing Plymouth Battle. 1908 died. Aug. 24, 1908 widow Susan pension #903129/687580.
BRACKEN (BRACHEN), James M.: Pvt.; Co. E; m: Dec. 7, 61. Aug. 12, 62 - July 63 Yorktown: Ambulance Corp. Dec. 31, 63 Plymouth discharged; reenlisted. Feb. 2, 64 Plymouth veteran - born Butler Co. 18 black eyes brown hair 5’7¾” farmer. April 12, 64 Plymouth: comrade Lepley sold James a watch - $13.50. Apr. 20, 64 Plymouth POW Anders. Charleston Florence. Dec. 16 (14), 64 Charleston paroled. June 25, 65 New Bern: mustered out. July 13, 65 Harrisburg: discharged. 1890 Census: m: (no dates); res.: Beaver Falls. March 28, 1890 pension #764601/903813. Apr. 4, 1911 Dayton Nat. Sold. & Sailor’s Home: #34947 veteran hernia chr. diarr. rheum. cardiac born Pa. 66 yrs. 6’0” brown eyes gray hair reads/writes Prot. laborer res.: New Springfield, Ohio widower notify sister Mrs. Frank T. Bowers, Sewickley, Pa. Dec. 7, 1913 Dayton Nat. Mil. Home: died nephritis, notified sister at Home Hotel, Home Cem. Sec. 1 row 7 #19 buried.
BRENNEMAN, James Henry: Pvt.; age 20; Co. B; m: Sep. 24, 61. Dec. 13, 63 Plymouth: court martial charge overstayed his furlough Sep. 4 - 29; returned Nov. 9; guilty; forfeit pay and allowance for two months (RG153#OO103). Apr. 20, 64 Plymouth POW Anders. Charleston Florence. Dec. 11, 64 paroled. Mar. 28, 65 discharged. June 14, 86 pension #576685/751454. 1890 Census: m: Sep. 24, 61-Mar. 28, 65 8 mo. Anders. rheum; res.: Euclid. Aug. 11, 1925 Sistersville, W. Va. died.
BRENNEMAN, Lewis (Louis) A.: Pvt.; age 17; Co. B; m: Sep. 24, 61. Dec. 4, 61 discharged.
BRINK, George W.: Pvt.; age 24; Co. G; m: Jan. 10, 62. July 2, 62 NY Times: aboard Str. STATE OF MAINE White House - Ft. Monroe. July 15, 62: discharged, Surg. Cert., inflammation of the lung. Pvt.; Co. A, 78 Pa. Inf.; m: Aug. 1, 64. June 19, 65 discharged. Feb. 05, 1878 pension #248165/283138. Nov. 3, 1921 Irvona: died. Dec. 02, 1921 widow Ellen M. pension #1182021/913823.
BROCK, Jacob - Corporal, Co. F. Born 1842 in PA (possibly Armstrong Co.), son of Andrew Jackson & Margaret (Carnahan) Brock. Enrolled 30 Oct 61 at Rimersburg, Clarion Co., PA, a 19 year old Farmer from Madison Twp, Clarion Co., PA. Mustered in 7 Dec 61 as a Private. Promoted 17 Dec 61 to Corporal. Admitted March 62 to a hospital in Philadelphia, PA then sent in April to the Ft. Monroe hospital. Ordered 29 June 62, by the Regimental Surgeon to be admitted to the Charles City Road (area east of Richmond) Hospital. The July 10, 1862 issue of the NY Tribune states the he was aboard the Steamer KNICKERBOCKER at Harrison’s Landing, VA. Arrived sick 5 July 62 at Ft. Monroe. Admitted 7 Sept 62 to a hospital in Washington, DC. Returned to the regiment, but was reported absent & sick on 12 April 63. Captured 20 April 64 at Plymouth, NC. POW at Andersonville, GA & Savannah, GA. Reported to have died enroute to or at Florence, SC, but it is believed that he died around 15 Sept 64 at Savannah, GA. The Dec 17, 64 issue of the NY Times states that he died 29 Sept 1864 at Savannah. His father Andrew applied 12 Dec 1883 for pension #311163/242663. It contains a letter from Jacob dated 6 Jan 64 from Plymouth discussing camp life, living in tents, decides not to reenlist, many are reenlisting and some have left on furlough, having moved from Roanoke Island back to Plymouth. It also contains a letter dated 23 July 64 from Andersonville and lists some of his comrades. Savannah burials moved to the Beaufort National Cemetery, SC., and he is buried as an UNKNOWN. On 18 April 64, during the Battle of Plymouth, Capt. Donaghy is ordered to relieve Co. G which was skirmishing on the Washington Road, although sick Jacob reported and joined the skirmishers.
BROOKS, James: Pvt.; Co. D; m: Nov. 13, 61. Died: Apr. 13, 62 Wash., DC (mil.); Yorktown rubella (Regt.). Wash. Nat. Home Cem. (Mil. Asy. Cem.) #B1856 buried.
BROTHERS, Frank (Francis): Dec. 1, 61 enrolled. Pvt.; age 44; Co. G; m: Jan. 10 (Feb. 22), 62. Dec. 5, 62 Suffolk: absent sick. Jan. 20, 63 New Bern Stanley Hsp. Mar. 7, 63 New Bern: discharged Surgeon Cert. - born Armstrong Co.. 44 grey eyes dark hair 5’9” laborer remittent fever. Jan. 11, 1877 Catfish, Clarion Co. died chr. diarr, rheum. June 06, 1879 widow Mary C. pension #246484/274302. 1890 Census: widow Mary; m: Jan. 15, 62 - June 27, 63; res.: Glenshaw, Allegheny Co.
BROWN, James F.: Pvt.; Co. D; m: Nov. 13, 61. April 20, 64 Plymouth POW Anders. Charleston. Oct. 10, 64 Charleston died. ((Charleston POW dead reinterred Beaufort, SC buried as UNKNOWN.))
BROWN, John H.: Cpl.; age 28; Co. D; m: Sep. 25, 61. Jan. 2, 64: to 1st. Sgt. March. 19 - April 1864: recruiting. Aug. 31, 64 Roanoke Island: arrived or whereabouts known. June 25, 65 discharged. June 15, 1889 pension #709105/489548 Ks. May 3, 1901 Gove Co., Ks. died. Request for Fed. Headstone: Ks., Trego Co., Collyer Cem. buried. June 13, 1901 widow Sarah J. pension #743254/529830 Ks.
BROWN, William Scott: Pvt.; Co. D; m: Nov. 13, 61. May 28, 62 Yorktown: died. Yorktown Nat. Cem. #1583 (D386) buried.
BROWNING, Thomas - Private, Co. A. POW at Andersonville, GA. (Squad 96, 1st Mess) Died 16 August 1864 of Enteric Fever in the stockade at Andersonville, GA. Grave 5877 buried. ((Note: Not on Pa. Regt. Roster, no mil. file; Anders. Roster #15877 as 103 Pa. Possibly 2nd NC Union Inf. Regt. captured at Plymouth, posing as 103d to escape hanging.))
BRUNER, George W.: Pvt.; Co. G; m: Jan. 10, 62. June 12, 62 NY Times: listed MIA. July 1862-Sep. 29, 62 hosp.: fever, chr. rheum., typhoid. Apr. 20, 64 Plymouth POW Anders. Charleston Florence. 1864: Florence Stockade Hsp., by train, to Charleston, Ft. Sumpter Dec. 7 (11), 64 Charleston paroled. Apr. 4, 65 Alexandria Camp Distribution: to Regt. June 25, 65 New Bern: mustered out. July 13, 65 Harrisburg: discharged. June 22, 1885 pension #542944/368907. 1890 Census: m: Dec. 25, 61 - July 10, 65 8 mo. Anders. chr. diarr. Western Pa. Hsp.: died.
BRUNER (BONNER), John F. Oct. 30, 1861 Rimersburg enrolled. Pvt.; age 16; Co. F; m: Dec. 7, 61 (Jan. 10, 62) Camp Orr. Jan. 1, 62: to Co. G. Feb. 22, 62 Camp Orr: discharged, minor. Pvt.; Co. G, 62 Pa. Inf.; m: Feb. 5, 64. June 2, 65 trfd. to Co. I, 155 Pa. Inf. June 28, 65 trfd. to Co. H, 191 Pa. Inf. ((Bates)) Aug. 16. 1897 widow Elizabeth J. Summery pension #661357/blank.
BRYANT, William: Pvt.; age 43; Co. K; m: Oct. 28, 61. Aug. 10, 62 absent sick. Aug. 14, 62 NY Tribune: aboard Str. S. R. SPAULDING Harrison’s Landing - Ft. Monroe - Phila. hosp. Discharged: Harr. Landg. (mil.); Jan. 15, 63 Phila. U. S. Army Hsp. Surg. Cert. - born New Castle 43 5’1” blue eyes brown hair refiner. Jan. 31, 1876 pension #213785/142503 - claimed severely injured his left arm by a falling tree while timber slashing at Harrison Landg. 1906 died.
BRYSON, Robert R.: 1st. Sgt.; age 33; Co. E; m: Dec. 7, 61. Oct. 28, 62: commissioned and mustered 1st. Lt. Dec. 14, 62 Battle of Kinston: WIA. Sep. 18 - Nov. 63: Recruiting. June 5, 63 Plymouth: appointed to Court Martial Board. Apr. 20, 64 Plymouth POW Macon Camp Asylum, Columbia Charleston. May 29, 64 Macon: letter to Pvt. Lepley, POW Anders., stating that he had no shelter and not half enough to eat. Oct. 20, 64 Columbia: escaped with Capt. Donaghy. Oct. 25, 64 New Berry, SC: captured. Savannah Squad 6 as of Sep. 1. Feb. 6, 65 NY Times: listed Columbia. Mar. 1, 65 N. E. Ferry: paroled. March 11, 65 NY Times: aboard Str. GEN. SEDGWICK arrived Annapolis March 7. March - June 25, 65 Roanoke Island: commanded Co. E. (2d.). June 25, 65 New Bern: mustered out. July 13, 65 Harrisburg: discharged. 1876 R. R. Stevenson, CSA, sold CSA currency at Camp Asylum to R Bryson; res.: Butler, wants repayment. March 19, 1879 pension #273540/185857 -claimed at Kinston explosion of shell injured back left leg about knee joint. 1890 Census: 1st. Sgt. Co. E m: Oct. 61 - July 15, 65; res.: Tarentum. Oct. 5, 98 Pens. Bur.: res. Brackenridge Ave., Tarentum. Aug. 20, 96 Butler reunion; res.: Tarentum. March 8, 1901 Allegheny Co., Woodville Hsp. died. Apr. 20, 1901 widow Nancy A. pension #739577/520051.
BUCHER, Emanuel: Pvt.; Co. D; m: Nov. 13, 61. May 31, 62 Battle of Fair Oaks: WIA. May 31, 62 Battle of Fair Oaks POW Richmond. June 6, 62 Richmond Prison Hosp.: died, wounds. Burial location unknown; possibly in Richmond Shockoe Cem. as UNKNOWN. June 12, 62 NY Times: WIA Fair Oaks. July 24, 62 NY Times: died prison hosp. Richmond between June 1- July 10. Sep. 19, 62 widow Mary pension #2859/7423. Feb. 18, 67 minor pension #142433/134495.
BUFORD (BERFOOT), Reuben: Pvt.; age 18; Co. B; m: Sep. 24, 61. Dec. 31, 63 Plymouth discharged; reenlisted. Feb. 2, 64 Plymouth veteran - born Armstrong Co. 21 grey eyes brown hair 5’11½” laborer. Captured 20 April 64 at Plymouth, NC. POW at Andersonville, GA. (Squad 44, 1st Mess) Admitted 24 May 64 to the prison hospital with Diarrhea. Died 4 June 1864 of Diarrhea in the Andersonville hospital. Grave 1601. Aug. 1, 1880 father James pension #276650/204990.
BURFORD, William: Pvt.; age 18; Co. B; m: Sep. 24, 61. June 4, 62 absent sick. June 30, 62 White House Landing: sick. July 7, 62 NY Tribune: aboard Steamer ST. MARK Yorktown-Ft. Monroe. July 7, 62 received N.Y.C. Bedloes Island Hsp., sick (mil.). Oct. 31, 62 AWOL since July 10, left sick (mil.). Feb. 1863: listed deserter. Aug. 1896 near Zanesville, Ohio died. Feb. 24, 1913 widow Bettie pension #1002509/rejected Ky.
BURK, James: Pvt.; Co. K; m: Oct. 28, 61. Apr. 28, 62 Yorktown: died, measles. Yorktown Nat. Cem. #321 buried.
BURKHOLDER, Samuel "Sam" Clarence - Private, Co. H. Born 19 Nov 1846 at Strattonville, Clarion Co., PA, son of John & Mary Ann (Shaw) Burkholder. Enrolled 1 Jan 62. Mustered 22 Feb 62. Gunshot wound to right tibia & captured 20 April 64 at Plymouth, NC. Stayed behind with the wounded at Plymouth. Arrived 19 May 64 at General Hospital No. 7 (Fair Grounds Hospital), Raleigh, NC. Transferred 28 May 64 to Salisbury, NC. Admitted 29 May 64 to Salisbury Prison Hospital. Released to the prison. Admitted 26-27 Nov 64 to Salisbury Hospital with Scurvy. Transferred 22 Feb 65 to Libby Prison, Richmond, VA. Paroled 24 Feb 65 at Aikens Landing, VA. Admitted March 65 to the Division No. 1 Hospital, Annapolis, MD. Discharged 13 May 65 on Surgeon's Certificate at Baltimore, MD. Applied 27 June 65 for a pension #74537/63707. Married to Thalia Ann Frazier. Attended the PA Monument Dedication, Salisbury, NC with residence listed as 132 Water St., Butler, PA. Applied for transportation to attend the PA Monument Dedication at Andersonville, but did not attend. Residence listed as Plank Road, Butler, PA. Attended the 20 Sept 1906 reunion at Butler, PA. Attended the 16 Sept 1909 reunion at Foxburg, PA. Biography appears in the 8 April 1915 issue of the Butler CITIZEN: biography-discusses military life, WIA Plymouth, lay on the field from 9am until 9pm without medical aid except what little he begged from CSA soldiers. Admitted 26 Aug 1915 - 7 July 1916 to the Soldier's & Sailor’s Home Johnson City, TN. Married to Dorothy May after 1920. Admitted 23 Aug - 15 Nov. 1920 to the Soldier's & Sailor’s Home Johnson City, TN and again 25 March - 14 Oct 1921. National Tribune, 1 May 1924: Died March 15, 1924 at Butler, PA, age 77, Salisbury and Libby Prisons for 10 mo., survived by 4 sons, 5 dau. Buried in North Cemetery, Butler, PA. Headstone. (Note: POW at Andersonville but doubt it. #40581-paroled POW. Probably a 2nd NC Union soldier.)
BURNS, Henry J.: Feb. 26, 64 Allegheny enrolled. Pvt.; age 20; Co. E; m: Mar. 1, 64. June 18, 64: Depot to Regt., Roanoke Island. June 25, 65 New Bern: mustered out. July 13, 65 Harrisburg: discharged. May 20, 1885 pension #540364/667344. 1890 Census: m: Feb. 26, 64 - June 25, 65 chr. rheum from exposure; res.: Flick, Butler Co. Aug. 20, 96 Butler reunion; res.: Flick. Sep. 7, 1923 Valencia died. Nov. 13, 23 widow Matilde pension #1212086/946771.
BURNS, James D. - Private, Co. F; m: Dec. 7, 61. Dec. 31, 63 Plymouth discharged; reenlisted. Feb. 3, 64 Plymouth veteran - born Armstrong Co. 37 blue eyes black hair 5’8” collier. Captured 20 April 1864 at Plymouth, NC. POW at Andersonville, GA. (Squad 25, 3rd Mess) Died 14 July 1864 of Acute Diarrhea in the stockade at Andersonville, GA. July 14, 64 (mil.- letter signed by 2 POWs); July 12 (affidavit). Grave 3294. 3 December 64 Pittsburgh Dispatch: died Andersonville July 14. April 25, 65 widow Catherine pension #90898/61797. Dec. 04, 68 minor pension #168635/128442. Also borne as BURNES.
BURNS, John M.: Pvt.; Co. E; m: Dec. 7, 61. June 20, 62 NY Tribune: aboard Str. KNICKERBOCKER White House - Newport News. Dec. 31, 63 Plymouth discharged; reenlisted. Feb. 2, 64 Plymouth veteran - born Butler Co. 18 grey eyes black hair 5’9½” farmer. Apr. 20, 64 Plymouth POW Anders. Oct. 3 (2), 64 Anders.: died, scurvy. Anders. Nat. Cem. #10260 buried. Oct. 25, 66 widow Ellen J. pension #136153/94300.
BURNS, Stephen (Steven) D.: 2d. Lt..; Co. H; m: Feb. 22, 62. Aug. 1, 62 to 1st. Sgt. Aug. 15, 62 Harr. Landg.: to hosp. Aug. 19, 62 NY Tribune: aboard Str. S. R. SPAULDING Ft. Monroe - NYC hospital. April 1863 present. May 1, 63 commissioned and mustered 2d. Lt. April 17-20 Battle of Plymouth: took 50 men, from various companies, and deployed east of Lee’s Mills Road, along a path to a destroyed bridge on Columbia Road. Apr. 20, 64 Plymouth POW Macon till fall 1864 Savannah for 1 month (Sept 64 Squad 6), Charleston for 3 weeks Salisbury Camp Asylum, Columbia. Feb. 6, NY Times: POW Columbia. Mar. 1, 65 N. E. Ferry paroled. March 11, 65 NY Times: aboard Str. GEN. SEDGWICK arrived March 7 Annapolis. June 25, 65 New Bern: mustered out. July 13, 65 Harrisburg: discharged. 1876 R. R. Stevension, CSA, sold CSA currency at Camp Asylum to S. Burns, Circleville, Pa., requests payment. Dec. 20, 1882 pension #467357/413647. 1890 Census: m: Feb. 22, 62 - June 25, 65 piles; res.: Sligo. Sep. 16, 09 Foxburg reunion; res.: Sligo. April 27, 22 Nat. Tribune: died March 17, 1922 Sligo, age 82, survived by 4 sons, 1 dau., taken prisoner at Plymouth.
BURNS, Thomas: Pvt.; age 18; Co. K; m: Oct. 28, 61. Mar. 23, 64: to Co. 6, 2 Bn, VRC (changed to Co. G, 21 VRC Regt.) requested station N. J. Aug. 15, 64: requested return to Co. K. Aug. 31, 64 Roanoke Island: arrived or whereabouts known. Dec. 26, 64 discharged, held beyond term of 3 yr. enlistment, papers lost Battle of Plymouth. Feb. 05, 1887 pension #596564/507702/XC2684232. 1893 Roster of Nebraska Veterans: res. Mayflower. April 4, 1912 Nat. Tribune: died May 13, 1911 Holstein, Adams Co., Nebraska. May 29, 1911 widow Mary J. pension #965831/725879 Ne.- died Kennesaw, Adams Co. NE.
BURTNER, Jefferson - Corporal, Co. E. Born 4 July 1845 in PA, son of Philip & Eliza (Murdock) Burtner. Mustered in 7 Dec 61, a 17 year old Farmer from Jefferson Co., PA. Re-enlisted 2 Feb 64 at Plymouth, NC. Wounded at the Battle of Plymouth, NC. He was in Fort Williams and was struck by a shell fragment fired from 85th NY Redoubt swivel gun. Captured 20 April 64. Had left foot amputated. Surgeon Gott, 21st GA., CSA operated on left leg, ant. -post flap. Arrived 19 May 64 at General Hospital No. 7 (Fair Grounds Hospital), Raleigh, NC. Transferred 21 May 64 to Andersonville, GA. Transferred 3 Oct 64 to Richmond, VA. Paroled 8 or 20 Oct 64 at Aikens Landing, VA. Discharged 19 April 65 on Surgeon's Certificate. Pension #66424/44715. Died 19 Dec 1913 at Camp Hill, PA. Widow Emma J. applied 9 Feb 1914 for pension #1021930/777796. Oct 1922 Mrs. Emma J. Burtner living at 925 N. Front St., Harrisburg, PA. Buried in Camp Hill Cemetery. Headstone Also borne as BERTNER.
BYERS, James M: Cpl.; Co. E; m: Dec. 7, 61. Dec. 14, 62 Battle of Kinston: WIA. Dec. 31, 63 Plymouth discharged; reenlisted. Feb. 2, 64 Plymouth veteran born Butler Co. 19 blue eyes brown hair 6½’ farmer. Apr. 20, 64 Plymouth POW Anders. Charleston Florence. Died: Nov. 6, 64 Florence (mil.); Camp Parole shortly after parole (Regt.). (Note: no parole date in file.) Florence Nat. Mil. Cem. possibly buried as UNKNOWN.
BYERS (BEYERS, BYRNES), Thomas S.: Pvt.; Co. E; m: Dec. 7, 61. July 10, 62 Nat. Tribune: aboard Str. KNICKERBOCKER arrived Ft. Monroe July 5, sick, fever. July 14, 62 NY Tribune: aboard Str. STATE OF MAINE Ft. Monroe-NYC hosp. Apr. 20, 64 Plymouth POW Anders. Charleston Florence. Died: Oct. 26, 64 Florence (mil.); Camp Parole shortly after parole (Regt.). Florence Nat. Mil. Cem. buried as UNKNOWN.