Hollenbeck, Wallace Cpl b. 5 Jan 1841 Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA d. 19 Nov 1927 Pierpont, Onekama, Manistee, Michigan, USA: WETZEL Extended Family & More

Hollenbeck, Wallace Cpl

1841 - 1927 (86 years)

Name	Hollenbeck, Wallace [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8]
Suffix	Cpl
Birth	5 Jan 1840	Pennsylvania, USA [8]
Birth	5 Jan 1841	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [6, 7]
Gender	Male
Residence	1850	Sweden Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [1, 5]
Census 1850	26 Aug 1850	Sweden Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [4, 9]
	age 9 PA
	Conrad Hollenbeck 78 NY Rebecca Hollenbeck 50 NY (Edwards) William Hollenbeck 17 NY George Hollenbeck 14 NY Sally Hollenbeck 12 PA Wallace Hollenbeck 9 PA Conrad Hollenbeck in the 1850 United States Federal Census date: 26th August 1850 enumerator: Arnold Hunter Name: Conrad Hollenbeck Age: 78 Birth Year: abt 1772 Birthplace: New York Home in 1850: Sweden, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Gender: Male Family Number: 40 Household Members: Name Age John Glase 48 PA farmer Estes Glase 33 PA Hannah Glase 13 NY Fanny Glase 12 NY John Glase 12 PA Conrad Hollenbeck 78 NY farmer Rebecca Hollenbeck 50 NY William Hollenbeck 17 NY George Hollenbeck 14 NY Sally Hollenbeck 12 PA Wallace Hollenbeck 9 PA Michael Snyder 35 PA farmer Catharine Snyder 32 NY George Snyder 13 NY Mary A. Snyder 11 NY William Snyder 10 NY Source Citation Year: 1850; Census Place: Sweden, Potter, Pennsylvania; Roll: M432_825; Page: 91B; Image: 181
Residence	Between 1860 and 1870	Hebron Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [1, 5, 8]
Civil War	27 Jun 1861	Eulalia Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	Co H 46th PA Inf Potter County Volunteers in Col. Ramsey's Regiment of Sharpshooters:
	27 Jun 1861 in Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA; Potter County Volunteers in Col. Ramsey's Regiment of Sharpshooters: 20190306HAv- Lanny Nunn?Potter/McKean County, Pennsylvania Genealogy Visual Storyteller · 10 hrs · 06 March 2019 June 27 1861 11You, Grace Titus, Tina Johnson Daughenbaugh and 8 others 1 Comment Like Comments Grace Titus This is our sharp shooter from just over the line in Main Settlement, son of Laura Ann and Phineas "Varnum" Maxson..... [Image may contain: one or more people and text] 4Like · Reply · 9h · Edited June 27, 1861 The following is a list of the Potter County Volunteers in Col. Ramsey's Regiment of Sharpshooters: - George Higley, Hebron - Lewis Higley, Hebron - C.H. Hydorn, Hebron - Francis Davis, Hebron - W.H. Hollenbeck, Hebron - Wallis Hollenbeck, Hebron - Reuben Post, Hebron - Martin White, Hebron - Albert Reed, Hebron - W.L. Green, Hebron - Isaac N. Chase, First Fork - C.H. Roscher, Keating - Harvey Hulbert, Keating - Wm.H. Gobb, Millport (Cobb? -jcw) - C.W. Barnes, Millport - Eli Lavell, Oswayo - John Grandy, Oswayo - W.T. Kenyon, Oswayo - I.C. Staysa, Clara
		PC Sharpshooters, Col Ramsey regt 18610627 FB190306LN 27 Jun 1861 in Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA; Potter County Volunteers in Col. Ramsey's Regiment of Sharpshooters: 20190306HAv- Lanny Nunn?Potter/McKean County, Pennsylvania Genealogy Visual Storyteller · 10 hrs · 06 March 2019 June 27 1861 11You, Grace Titus, Tina Johnson Daughenbaugh and 8 others 1 Comment Like Comments Grace Titus This…
Civil War	Abt 15 Jul 1864	Georgia, USA [10]
	Losses in the 46th Reg't Pa Vet Vols, men absent in Hospitals. Sergts. Daniel D. Tompkins, absent, wounded in arm severely. Lemuel E. Sinsebaugh wounded in hand. Corporals Michael Dunn, legs both amputated. Elno E. Burdick, leg, slight. Wallace Hollenbeck, thigh, severely. Privates Charles N. Barrett, breast, severely. George Burdick, hand, slight. Amos J. Hart, head, severely. William Muer, head, severely. William L. Pocple, arm, severely. Richard N. Preston, fingers amputated. Francis M. Riant, hand, slight. Emanuel M. Stukey, wrist, slight. William B. Butler, shoulder, slight.
	20221106GHLn- Civil War- Losses in the 46th Reg't PVV, Chatahoochie River & Atlanta Campaigns, July 13, 15, 21 CLIPPED FROM The Potter Journal and News Item Coudersport, Pennsylvania 17 Aug 1864, Wed • p3 wetzupdoc Member Photo BYwetzupdoc · 06 Nov 2022 Losses in the 46th. CAMP OF THE 46th REG'T PA. VET. VOLS., CHATAHOOCHIE RIVER, GA., July 13. ED. JOURNAL: I have the honor to request! of veu to publish the following list of casalties in Co. G. P. V. V , during the present campaign : John W. Crawford, wounded in side and arm at the battle of Resacca, Ga., May 15. At the battle near Dallas. Ga., May 25, Capt. Dennis H. Cheesbro killed, Sergt. Jas. H. Cole wounded in arm, Sergt. C. A. Estes in hand, Corporal E. A. Richmond in head, Corporal Wm. R. Clark in hand, Privates Henry Terwilliger in arm, L. D. Estes in hand, Eli Bailey in back, Geo. W. Bradley shoulder, slight. On skirmish line near Lost Mountain, June 15, Sergt. C. E. Lovell in hand; Privates Alfred N. Higley in foot, Hiram H. Cheesbro in head, Solomon Nobles in hand, Geo. Romigh in leg, Henry Kinsey in wrist, Lewis B. Mygrants in leg. On June 22, near Kenesaw Mountains, Martin V. Ryan in neck and shoulder, Wm. J. Brizzee wounded in leg while on skirmish line, leg amputated ; William Wilcox missing. Yours, WILLIAM SHATTUCK. Lieut. Commanding Co. G. _____ CAMP OF 4Gth REGT. P.V.V. CHATAHOOCHIE, GA, July 15, ED. JOURNAL: I send the following morning "Report taken from the records of Company H, P.V.V., July 15, 1864, for the information of those having friends in the Company: 1 Commanding Officer present for duty-, Capt. Alex. W. Selfridge. 46 enlisted men present for duty. 9 enlisted men absent on detatched service. 38 enlisted men absent, sick and wounded. 1 Commanding Officer, Lieut. Orlando J. Rees, absent without Leave since June 7th. •(•Recently learned that he was in Officer's Hospital at Nashville, Tenn.) Names or men absent in Hospitals. Sergts. Daniel D. Tompkins, absent, wounded in arm severely. Lemuel E. Sinsebaugh wounded in hand. Corporals Michael Dunn, legs both amputated. Elno E. Burdick, leg, slight. Wallace Hollenbeck, thigh, severely. Privates Charles N. Barrett, breast, severely. George Burdick, hand, slight. Amos J. Hart, head, severely. William Muer, head, severely. William L. Pocple, arm, severely. Richard N. Preston, fingers amputated. Francis M. Riant, hand, slight. Emanuel M. Stukey, wrist, slight. William B. Butler, shoulder, slight. Reuben Persing, arm amputated. Edward E. KeNey, lung, severely. Barny Stillman, wrist, severely. James C. Marshall, head, severely. Robert E. Manuel, arm, severely. George S. Younglove, arm, slight. Henry J. Epler, sick. George W. Kenyon, reported dead, but not officially. Ner Marshall, sick. John Oliver, do A. D. Pickering, do James I. Ryan, do Adam Steller, do Andrew Farrant, do George N. Cooper, do Jacob H. Wolf, do John Dingman, died in Hospilal At Nashville, Tenn., no official report received. H. H. Cronk, sick. Egbert D. Ostrander, do Leezer Smith, do Augustin L. Barber, do William M. Holmes, do Chester Miles, do George S. Kightlinger, do William Ross killed in action May 23. Sylvester Munson killed in action May 13. Malon Deremer killed in action June 15. Horace R. Pratt killed in action June 15. Lieut. Merrick Jackson dismissed from service May 2d, official report received July 2d. The men present are all in good health.- Paper is a scarce and compells me to stop, B. S., Corp. Co. H, 46th P.V.V. ______ CAMP of THE 46 REGT. PA VET. VOLS. 7 NEAR ATLANTA, GA., July 21. ED. JOURNAL: I herewith enclose a list of the casualties in Co's G and H, of yesterday's battle, which took place near the gates of Atlanta. Please publish it for the friends of the killed and wounded heroes. Co. H.-Killed-Private H. J. Wright, sub., shot through the head. Wounded-Corporal George A. Post, vet., leg broken. Privates Philip L. Jones, vet., thro' side. John D. McDahn, sub., leg broken, Charles Reeves, sub., hand, slight. John G. Hollenbeck, recruit, one finger amputated. Co. G.-Killed- Serg't Christopher C. Cavanaugh, vet., shot through the head. Privates-Henry Cummings, recruit, shot through the bead. Henry Snath, vet., shot through the body. Newton Nelson, drafted, shot thro' the body. Wounded- Serg't Blue Harris, vet., thigh broken. Corporal James Lockwood, vet., thro' side. Privates-Frank Lovell, vet., through bead. William Keck, drafted, in leg. Albert Evans, drafted, in leg. Jacob Cumigh, drafted, in leg. The whole loss in the Regiment was 24 killed and 89 wounded, all very severely. While mourning for our comrades that have been taken from our midst, we have the consolation of knowing that they have performed their duty, gallantly, on many a well-worn field, and that they have sacrificed their lives is a just and glorious cause. Corporal Elisha S. Horton, CO. H. Clipping location on The Potter Journal and News Item page 3 CLIPPED FROM The Potter Journal and News Item Coudersport, Pennsylvania 17 Aug 1864, Wed • p3 wetzupdoc Member Photo BYwetzupdoc · 06 Nov 2022
Race	White [8]
wounded	Abt 15 Jul 1864	Georgia, USA [10]
	Losses in the 46th Reg't Pa Vet Vols, men absent in Hospitals. Sergts. Daniel D. Tompkins, absent, wounded in arm severely. Lemuel E. Sinsebaugh wounded in hand. Corporals Michael Dunn, legs both amputated. Elno E. Burdick, leg, slight. Wallace Hollenbeck, thigh, severely. Privates Charles N. Barrett, breast, severely. George Burdick, hand, slight. Amos J. Hart, head, severely. William Muer, head, severely. William L. Pocple, arm, severely. Richard N. Preston, fingers amputated. Francis M. Riant, hand, slight. Emanuel M. Stukey, wrist, slight. William B. Butler, shoulder, slight.
	20221106GHLn- Civil War- Losses in the 46th Reg't PVV, Chatahoochie River & Atlanta Campaigns, July 13, 15, 21 CLIPPED FROM The Potter Journal and News Item Coudersport, Pennsylvania 17 Aug 1864, Wed • p3 wetzupdoc Member Photo BYwetzupdoc · 06 Nov 2022 Losses in the 46th. CAMP OF THE 46th REG'T PA. VET. VOLS., CHATAHOOCHIE RIVER, GA., July 13. ED. JOURNAL: I have the honor to request! of veu to publish the following list of casalties in Co. G. P. V. V , during the present campaign : John W. Crawford, wounded in side and arm at the battle of Resacca, Ga., May 15. At the battle near Dallas. Ga., May 25, Capt. Dennis H. Cheesbro killed, Sergt. Jas. H. Cole wounded in arm, Sergt. C. A. Estes in hand, Corporal E. A. Richmond in head, Corporal Wm. R. Clark in hand, Privates Henry Terwilliger in arm, L. D. Estes in hand, Eli Bailey in back, Geo. W. Bradley shoulder, slight. On skirmish line near Lost Mountain, June 15, Sergt. C. E. Lovell in hand; Privates Alfred N. Higley in foot, Hiram H. Cheesbro in head, Solomon Nobles in hand, Geo. Romigh in leg, Henry Kinsey in wrist, Lewis B. Mygrants in leg. On June 22, near Kenesaw Mountains, Martin V. Ryan in neck and shoulder, Wm. J. Brizzee wounded in leg while on skirmish line, leg amputated ; William Wilcox missing. Yours, WILLIAM SHATTUCK. Lieut. Commanding Co. G. _____ CAMP OF 4Gth REGT. P.V.V. CHATAHOOCHIE, GA, July 15, ED. JOURNAL: I send the following morning "Report taken from the records of Company H, P.V.V., July 15, 1864, for the information of those having friends in the Company: 1 Commanding Officer present for duty-, Capt. Alex. W. Selfridge. 46 enlisted men present for duty. 9 enlisted men absent on detatched service. 38 enlisted men absent, sick and wounded. 1 Commanding Officer, Lieut. Orlando J. Rees, absent without Leave since June 7th. •(•Recently learned that he was in Officer's Hospital at Nashville, Tenn.) Names or men absent in Hospitals. Sergts. Daniel D. Tompkins, absent, wounded in arm severely. Lemuel E. Sinsebaugh wounded in hand. Corporals Michael Dunn, legs both amputated. Elno E. Burdick, leg, slight. Wallace Hollenbeck, thigh, severely. Privates Charles N. Barrett, breast, severely. George Burdick, hand, slight. Amos J. Hart, head, severely. William Muer, head, severely. William L. Pocple, arm, severely. Richard N. Preston, fingers amputated. Francis M. Riant, hand, slight. Emanuel M. Stukey, wrist, slight. William B. Butler, shoulder, slight. Reuben Persing, arm amputated. Edward E. KeNey, lung, severely. Barny Stillman, wrist, severely. James C. Marshall, head, severely. Robert E. Manuel, arm, severely. George S. Younglove, arm, slight. Henry J. Epler, sick. George W. Kenyon, reported dead, but not officially. Ner Marshall, sick. John Oliver, do A. D. Pickering, do James I. Ryan, do Adam Steller, do Andrew Farrant, do George N. Cooper, do Jacob H. Wolf, do John Dingman, died in Hospilal At Nashville, Tenn., no official report received. H. H. Cronk, sick. Egbert D. Ostrander, do Leezer Smith, do Augustin L. Barber, do William M. Holmes, do Chester Miles, do George S. Kightlinger, do William Ross killed in action May 23. Sylvester Munson killed in action May 13. Malon Deremer killed in action June 15. Horace R. Pratt killed in action June 15. Lieut. Merrick Jackson dismissed from service May 2d, official report received July 2d. The men present are all in good health.- Paper is a scarce and compells me to stop, B. S., Corp. Co. H, 46th P.V.V. ______ CAMP of THE 46 REGT. PA VET. VOLS. 7 NEAR ATLANTA, GA., July 21. ED. JOURNAL: I herewith enclose a list of the casualties in Co's G and H, of yesterday's battle, which took place near the gates of Atlanta. Please publish it for the friends of the killed and wounded heroes. Co. H.-Killed-Private H. J. Wright, sub., shot through the head. Wounded-Corporal George A. Post, vet., leg broken. Privates Philip L. Jones, vet., thro' side. John D. McDahn, sub., leg broken, Charles Reeves, sub., hand, slight. John G. Hollenbeck, recruit, one finger amputated. Co. G.-Killed- Serg't Christopher C. Cavanaugh, vet., shot through the head. Privates-Henry Cummings, recruit, shot through the bead. Henry Snath, vet., shot through the body. Newton Nelson, drafted, shot thro' the body. Wounded- Serg't Blue Harris, vet., thigh broken. Corporal James Lockwood, vet., thro' side. Privates-Frank Lovell, vet., through bead. William Keck, drafted, in leg. Albert Evans, drafted, in leg. Jacob Cumigh, drafted, in leg. The whole loss in the Regiment was 24 killed and 89 wounded, all very severely. While mourning for our comrades that have been taken from our midst, we have the consolation of knowing that they have performed their duty, gallantly, on many a well-worn field, and that they have sacrificed their lives is a just and glorious cause. Corporal Elisha S. Horton, CO. H. Clipping location on The Potter Journal and News Item page 3 CLIPPED FROM The Potter Journal and News Item Coudersport, Pennsylvania 17 Aug 1864, Wed • p3 wetzupdoc Member Photo BYwetzupdoc · 06 Nov 2022
FSID	LCRT-QXF
Name	Wallis Hollenbeck
	27 Jun 1861 in Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA; Potter County Volunteers in Col. Ramsey's Regiment of Sharpshooters: 20190306HAv- Lanny Nunn?Potter/McKean County, Pennsylvania Genealogy Visual Storyteller · 10 hrs · 06 March 2019 June 27 1861 11You, Grace Titus, Tina Johnson Daughenbaugh and 8 others 1 Comment Like Comments Grace Titus This is our sharp shooter from just over the line in Main Settlement, son of Laura Ann and Phineas "Varnum" Maxson..... [Image may contain: one or more people and text] 4Like · Reply · 9h · Edited June 27, 1861 The following is a list of the Potter County Volunteers in Col. Ramsey's Regiment of Sharpshooters: - George Higley, Hebron - Lewis Higley, Hebron - C.H. Hydorn, Hebron - Francis Davis, Hebron - W.H. Hollenbeck, Hebron - Wallis Hollenbeck, Hebron - Reuben Post, Hebron - Martin White, Hebron - Albert Reed, Hebron - W.L. Green, Hebron - Isaac N. Chase, First Fork - C.H. Roscher, Keating - Harvey Hulbert, Keating - Wm.H. Gobb, Millport (Cobb? -jcw) - C.W. Barnes, Millport - Eli Lavell, Oswayo - John Grandy, Oswayo - W.T. Kenyon, Oswayo - I.C. Staysa, Clara
Residence	Between 1900 and 1920	Onekama, Manistee, Michigan, USA [1, 2, 5]
Death	19 Nov 1927	Pierpont, Onekama, Manistee, Michigan, USA [5, 6, 7, 8]
	20240330GHLn- Wallice Hollenbeck in the Michigan, U.S., Death Records, 1867-195220240330GHLn- Wallice Hollenbeck in the Michigan, U.S., Death Records, 1867-1952 Name Wallice Hollenbeck Gender Male Race White Status Married farming Age 87y 10m 14d Birth 5 Jan 1840 Pennsylvania Death 19 Nov 1927 16:00h Pierpont, Onekema, Manistee, MI cause myoardial degeneration, ca 2 yrs 90 signed: W.H. Moncork? MD Bear Lake, Mich Father Conrad Hollenbeck b NY Mother Eliberth Edwards b NY attest Frank Hollenbeck Pierpont, Mich burial 11/22/1927 Onekama No 2 undertaker GD? Edwards Bear Lake File 000837 Michigan Department of Community Health, Division for Vital Records and Health Statistics; Lansing, Michigan; Death Records Name Wallice Hollenbeck Gender Male Race White Status Married farming Age 87y 10m 14d Birth 5 Jan 1840 Pennsylvania Death 19 Nov 1927 16:00h Pierpont, Onekema, Manistee, MI cause myoardial degeneration, ca 2 yrs 90 signed: W.H. Moncork? MD Bear Lake, Mich Father Conrad Hollenbeck b NY Mother Eliberth Edwards b NY attest Frank Hollenbeck Pierpont, Mich burial 11/22/1927 Onekama No 2 undertaker GD? Edwards Bear Lake File 000837 Michigan Department of Community Health, Division for Vital Records and Health Statistics; Lansing, Michigan; Death Records Age: 87y10m14d 16:00h myoardial degeneration, ca 2 yrs 90
Burial	Aft 19 Nov 1927	Pierport, Onekama, Manistee, Michigan, USA [6, 7]
	0210731GHLn- Wallace Hollenbeck Photo added by Becky B. Picture of Added by Becky B. HOLLENBECK Father Mother Cpl. Wallace Etta W. 1841-1927 1859-1932 46 PA VOL INFT 12 & 20 corps CHARLES HOLLENBECK Wallace Hollenbeck BIRTH 5 Jan 1841 Pennsylvania, USA DEATH 19 Nov 1927 (aged 86) Pierport, Manistee County, Michigan, USA BURIAL Bertelson Cemetery Onekama Township, Manistee County, Michigan, PLOT South Addition Lot 17 MEMORIAL ID 31425092 · PHOTOS 2 FLOWERS 0 Wallace was the son of Conrad Hollenbeck and Rebecca Edwards. He married Etta Swiger on 19 June 1885 in Manistee County. They were the parents of 2 children; Charles and Hugh. Civil War Veteran, Co H 46th PA Inf Family Members Parents Conrad Hollenbeck 1761-1862 Rebecca Hollenbeck 1797-1873 Spouse Wealthy Etta Swiger Hollenbeck 1859-1932 Siblings John Hollenbeck 1815-1901 Rachael Hollenbeck Hess 1826-1900 Flowers Bartelson Cemetery, South Addition lot 17
Person ID	I2429	WETZEL-SPRING

Father	Hollenbeck, Conrad C., b. 1 Apr 1772, Coxsackie, Greene, New York, USA d. 7 May 1872, Sweden Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 100 years)
Relationship	natural
Mother	Edwards, Rebecca, b. Abt 1798, Athens, Greene, New York, USA d. 12 Nov 1873, Hebron Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 75 years)
Relationship	natural
Marriage	1815	Athens, Greene, New York, USA [1]
	Shw would have been 16 yrs old, also when first child was born. -jcw
Family ID	F173	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family 1	VanWegen, Alice, b. 1 Sep 1848, Hebron Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA d. 6 Aug 1894 (Age 45 years)
Marriage	11 Jul 1867 [2, 3, 5, 11]
Family ID	F638	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family 2 Swiger, Etta Wealthy, b. 20 Jun 1859, Williams County, Ohio, USA d. 15 Aug 1932, Manistee County, Michigan, USA (Age 73 years)

Marriage 1886 [2]

Children

	1. Hollenbeck, Charles 'Frank' Pvt, b. 10 Oct 1887, Pierport, Manistee, Michigan, USA d. 29 Sep 1959, Manistee, Manistee, Michigan, USA (Age 71 years) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural]
	2. Hollenbeck, Hugh Frederick, b. 10 May 1894, Pierport, Onekama, Manistee, Michigan, USA d. 27 Dec 1973, Frankfort, Benzie, Michigan, USA (Age 79 years) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural]

Family ID F639 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Event Map

	Birth - 5 Jan 1840 - Pennsylvania, USA
	Birth - 5 Jan 1841 - Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	Residence - 1850 - Sweden Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	Census 1850 - age 9 PA - 26 Aug 1850 - Sweden Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	Residence - Between 1860 and 1870 - Hebron Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	Civil War - Co H 46th PA Inf Potter County Volunteers in Col. Ramsey's Regiment of Sharpshooters: - 27 Jun 1861 - Eulalia Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	Civil War - Losses in the 46th Reg't Pa Vet Vols, men absent in Hospitals. Sergts. Daniel D. Tompkins, absent, wounded in arm severely. Lemuel E. Sinsebaugh wounded in hand. Corporals Michael Dunn, legs both amputated. Elno E. Burdick, leg, slight. Wallace Hollenbeck, thigh, severely. Privates Charles N. Barrett, breast, severely. George Burdick, hand, slight. Amos J. Hart, head, severely. William Muer, head, severely. William L. Pocple, arm, severely. Richard N. Preston, fingers amputated. Francis M. Riant, hand, slight. Emanuel M. Stukey, wrist, slight. William B. Butler, shoulder, slight. - Abt 15 Jul 1864 - Georgia, USA
	wounded - Losses in the 46th Reg't Pa Vet Vols, men absent in Hospitals. Sergts. Daniel D. Tompkins, absent, wounded in arm severely. Lemuel E. Sinsebaugh wounded in hand. Corporals Michael Dunn, legs both amputated. Elno E. Burdick, leg, slight. Wallace Hollenbeck, thigh, severely. Privates Charles N. Barrett, breast, severely. George Burdick, hand, slight. Amos J. Hart, head, severely. William Muer, head, severely. William L. Pocple, arm, severely. Richard N. Preston, fingers amputated. Francis M. Riant, hand, slight. Emanuel M. Stukey, wrist, slight. William B. Butler, shoulder, slight. - Abt 15 Jul 1864 - Georgia, USA
	Residence - Between 1900 and 1920 - Onekama, Manistee, Michigan, USA

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		PC Sharpshooters, Col Ramsey regt 18610627 FB190306LN 27 Jun 1861 in Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA; Potter County Volunteers in Col. Ramsey's Regiment of Sharpshooters: 20190306HAv- Lanny Nunn?Potter/McKean County, Pennsylvania Genealogy Visual Storyteller · 10 hrs · 06 March 2019 June 27 1861 11You, Grace Titus, Tina Johnson Daughenbaugh and 8 others 1 Comment Like Comments Grace Titus This…
		Hollenbeck, Wallace, Etta &Chas Cem_BartelsI fag_BeckyB 0210731GHLn- Wallace Hollenbeck Photo added by Becky B. Picture of Added by Becky B. HOLLENBECK Father Mother Cpl. Wallace Etta W. 1841-1927 1859-1932 46 PA VOL INFT 12 & 20 corps CHARLES HOLLENBECK Wallace Hollenbeck BIRTH 5 Jan 1841 Pennsylvania, USA DEATH 19 Nov 1927 (aged 86) Pierport, Manistee County, Michigan, USA BURIAL Bertelson…
		Hollenbeck, Wallace & Etta Swiger Cem_MI fag_BeckyB 0210731GHLn- Wallace Hollenbeck Photo added by Becky B. Picture of Added by Becky B. HOLLENBECK Father Mother Cpl. Wallace Etta W. 1841-1927 1859-1932 46 PA VOL INFT 12 & 20 corps Wallace Hollenbeck BIRTH 5 Jan 1841 Pennsylvania, USA DEATH 19 Nov 1927 (aged 86) Pierport, Manistee County, Michigan, USA BURIAL Bertelson Cemetery Onekama Township,…
		Potter Co Civil War 46th PVV casualties 18640817PottEntp3 20221106GHLn- Civil War- Losses in the 46th Reg't PVV, Chatahoochie River & Atlanta Campaigns, July 13, 15, 21 CLIPPED FROM The Potter Journal and News Item Coudersport, Pennsylvania 17 Aug 1864, Wed • p3 wetzupdoc Member Photo BYwetzupdoc · 06 Nov 2022 Losses in the 46th. CAMP OF THE 46th REG'T PA. VET. VOLS., CHATAHOOCHIE RIVER, GA., July…
		MI Death Record 19271119 Wallace Hollenbeck.jpg 20240330GHLn- Wallice Hollenbeck in the Michigan, U.S., Death Records, 1867-1952 Name Wallice Hollenbeck Gender Male Race White Status Married farming Age 87y 10m 14d Birth 5 Jan 1840 Pennsylvania Death 19 Nov 1927 16:00h Pierpont, Onekema, Manistee, MI cause myoardial degeneration, ca 2 yrs 90 signed: W.H. Moncork? MD Bear Lake,…

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Conrad C Hollenbeck 1770-1872
BIRTH 1770 • New York, USA
DEATH 7 MAY 1872 • Potter, Pennsylvania,

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Rebecca Edwards GM7R-SGX
birth: 1798, Greene, New York, United States
res: 1860, Hebron Township, Potter, Pennsylvania, United States
death: 12 November 1873, Potter, Pennsylvania, United States
father: William Edwards Sr. GNSR-XK5
mother: Rachel Edwards GM7D-WQ3
spouse: Conrad C Hollenbeck D75-Y5R
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Conrad Hollenbeck 78 NY Rebecca Hollenbeck 50 NY (Edwards) William Hollenbeck 17 NY George Hollenbeck 14 NY Sally Hollenbeck 12 PA Wallace Hollenbeck 9 PA
20180922HAv (8) facts

20180922HAv re-worked fr Citation Text to Source Notes: 20190403HAv- (7) facts
census 1850 USA PA Potter Sweden twp/Valley PCHS
Conrad Hollenbeck 78 NY
Rebecca Hollenbeck 50 NY (Edwards)
William Hollenbeck 17 NY
George Hollenbeck 14 NY
Sally Hollenbeck 12 PA
Wallace Hollenbeck 9 PA
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Wallace Hollenbeck
BIRTH 5 Jan 1841 Pennsylvania, USA
DEATH 19 Nov 1927 (aged 86)
Pierport, Manistee County, Michigan, USA
BURIAL Bertelson Cemetery
Onekama Township, Manistee County, Michigan,
PLOT South Addition Lot 17
MEMORIAL ID 31425092 ·
PHOTOS 2
FLOWERS 0

Wallace was the son of Conrad Hollenbeck and Rebecca Edwards.
He married Etta Swiger on 19 June 1885 in Manistee County.
They were the parents of 2 children; Charles and Hugh.

Civil War Veteran, Co H 46th PA Inf

Family Members
Parents Conrad Hollenbeck 1761-1862
Rebecca Hollenbeck 1797-1873
Spouse Wealthy Etta Swiger Hollenbeck 1859-1932
Siblings John Hollenbeck 1815-1901
Rachael Hollenbeck Hess 1826-1900

Flowers

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HOLLENBECK
Father Mother
Cpl. Wallace Etta W.
1841-1927 1859-1932
46 PA VOL INFT 12 & 20 corps

CHARLES HOLLENBECK

Wallace Hollenbeck
BIRTH 5 Jan 1841 Pennsylvania, USA
DEATH 19 Nov 1927 (aged 86)
Pierport, Manistee County, Michigan, USA
BURIAL Bertelson…

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Father Mother
Cpl. Wallace Etta W.
1841-1927 1859-1932
46 PA VOL INFT 12 & 20 corps

Wallace Hollenbeck
BIRTH 5 Jan 1841 Pennsylvania, USA
DEATH 19 Nov 1927 (aged 86)
Pierport, Manistee County, Michigan, USA
BURIAL Bertelson Cemetery
Onekama Township,…

[S1115] Ancestry.com, U.S., Find A Grave Index, 1600s-Current, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2012;).
Record for Charles Frank Hollenbeck (14) facts
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Charles Frank Hollenbeck
BIRTH 10 Oct 1887 Pierport, Manistee County, Michigan, USA
DEATH 29 Sep 1959 (aged 71)
Manistee, Manistee County, Michigan, USA
BURIALBertelson Cemetery
Onekama Township, Manistee County, Michigan, USA
PLOT South Addition Lot 17
MEMORIAL ID 31425438 ·
PHOTOS 0
FLOWERS 0

Charles was the son of Wallace Hollenbeck and Etta Swiger. He served in the U.S. Army during World War I.

Family Members
Parents Wallace Hollenbeck 1841-1927
Wealthy Etta Swiger Hollenbeck 1859-1932
Siblings Hugh Frederick Hollenbeck 1894-1973

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[S1254] Ancestry.com, Michigan, Death Records, 1867-1950, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2015;), Michigan Department of Community Health, Division for Vital Records and Health Statistics; Lansing, Michigan; Death Records.
Record for Wallice Hollenbeck (12) facts
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Wallice Hollenbeck in the Michigan, U.S., Death Records, 1867-1952
Name Wallice Hollenbeck
Gender Male
Race White
Status Married
farming
Age 87y 10m 14d
Birth 5 Jan 1840
Pennsylvania
Death 19 Nov 1927 16:00h
Pierpont, Onekema, Manistee, MI
cause myoardial degeneration, ca 2 yrs
90
signed: W.H. Moncork? MD
Bear Lake, Mich
Father Conrad Hollenbeck
b NY
Mother Eliberth Edwards
b NY
attest Frank Hollenbeck
Pierpont, Mich
burial 11/22/1927
Onekama No 2
undertaker GD? Edwards
Bear Lake
File 000837

Michigan Department of Community Health, Division for Vital Records and Health Statistics; Lansing, Michigan; Death Records

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Wallice Hollenbeck in the Michigan, U.S., Death Records, 1867-1952
Name Wallice Hollenbeck
Gender Male
Race White
Status Married
farming
Age 87y 10m 14d
Birth 5 Jan 1840
Pennsylvania
Death 19 Nov 1927 16:00h
Pierpont, Onekema, Manistee, MI
cause myoardial degeneration, ca 2 yrs
90
signed: W.H. Moncork? MD
Bear Lake,…

[S358] Ancestry.com, census 1850 USA PA Potter Sweden, (Name: Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2005.Original data - United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Seventh Census of the United States, 1850. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1850. M432,;), consolidated: Year: 1850; Census Place: Sweden, Potter, Pennsylvania; Roll: M432_825; Page: 91B; Image: 181 (24) facts.
Record for Snyder, Conrad Hollenbeck, Michael Snyder, John Glase (24) facts
conslidating: 20190403HAv- (24) facts... (33)

John Glase 48 PA farmer
Estes Glase 33 PA
Hannah Glase 13 NY
Fanny Glase 12 NY
John Glase 12 PA

Sylvester Chase 32 NY farmer
Hannah Chase 25 NY
Abram Chase 5 PA
Hannah Chase 2 PA
Sarah Chase 60 CT

Conrad Hollenbeck 78 NY farmer
Rebecca Hollenbeck 50 NY
William Hollenbeck 17 NY
George Hollenbeck 14 NY
Sally Hollenbeck 12 PA
Wallace Hollenbeck 9 PA

Michael Snyder 35 PA farmer
Catharine Snyder 32 NY
George Snyder 13 NY
Mary A. Snyder 11 NY
William Snyder 10 NY

Abram Kimble 33 NY farmer
Elizabeth " 36 PA
Amos Fish(?) 14 NY
Catharine Kimble 11 NY
Jacob " 8 PA
William " 6 PA

Conrad Hollenbeck in the 1850 United States Federal Census
date: 26th August 1850
enumerator: Arnold Hunter
Name: Conrad Hollenbeck
Age: 78
Birth Year: abt 1772
Birthplace: New York
Home in 1850: Sweden, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Gender: Male
Family Number: 40
Household Members:
Name Age
John Glase 48 PA farmer
Estes Glase 33 PA
Hannah Glase 13 NY
Fanny Glase 12 NY
John Glase 12? PA

Sylvester Chase 32 NY farmer
Hannah Chase 25 NY
Abram Chase 5 PA
Hannah Chase 2 PA
Sarah Chase 60 CT

Conrad Hollenbeck 78 NY farmer
Rebecca Hollenbeck 50 NY
William Hollenbeck 17 NY
George Hollenbeck 14 NY
Sally Hollenbeck 12 PA
Wallace Hollenbeck 9 PA

Michael Snyder 35 PA farmer
Catharine Snyder 32 NY
George Snyder 13 NY
Mary A. Snyder 11 NY
William Snyder 10 NY

Abram Kimble 33 NY farmer
Elizabeth " 36 PA
Amos Fish(?) 14 NY
Catharine Kimble 11 NY
Jacob " 8 PA
William " 6 PA

Source Citation
Year: 1850;
Census Place: Sweden, Potter, Pennsylvania;
Roll: M432_825;
Page: 91B;
Image: 181

Source Information
Ancestry.com. 1850 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2009. Images reproduced by FamilySearch.
Original data: Seventh Census of the United States, 1850; (National Archives Microfilm Publication M432, 1009 rolls); Records of the Bureau of the Census, Record Group 29; National Archives, Washington, D.C.

Sylvester Chase in the 1850 United States Federal Census
Name: Sylvester Chase
Age: 32
Birth Year: abt 1818
Birthplace: New York
Home in 1850: Sweden, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Gender: Male
Family Number: 38
Household Members:
Name Age
John Glase 48 PA farmer
Estes Glase 33 PA
Hannah Glase 13 NY
Fanny Glase 12 NY
John Glase 12 PA

Sylvester Chase 32 NY farmer
Hannah Chase 25 NY
Abram Chase 5 PA
Hannah Chase 2 PA
Sarah Chase 60 CT

Conrad Hollenbeck 78 NY farmer
Rebecca Hollenbeck 50 NY
William Hollenbeck 17 NY
George Hollenbeck 14 NY
Sally Hollenbeck 12 PA
Wallace Hollenbeck 9 PA

Michael Snyder 35 PA farmer
Catharine Snyder 32 NY
George Snyder 13 NY
Mary A. Snyder 11 NY
William Snyder 10 NY

Abram Kimble 33 NY farmer
Elizabeth " 36 PA
Amos Fish(?) 14 NY
Catharine Kimble 11 NY
Jacob " 8 PA
William " 6 PA
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census 1850 USA PA Potter Sweden twp/Valley PCHS
Conrad Hollenbeck 78 NY
Rebecca Hollenbeck 50 NY (Edwards)
William Hollenbeck 17 NY
George Hollenbeck 14 NY
Sally Hollenbeck 12 PA
Wallace Hollenbeck 9 PA

census 1850 USA PA Potter Sweden twp/Valley
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John Glase in the 1850 United States Federal Census
date: 26th August 1850
Arnold Hunter
Name: John Glase
Age: 48
Birth: abt 1802
Pennsylvania
Home: Sweden, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Gender: Male
Family Nr: 37
Household Members:
Name Age
John Glase 48 PA farmer
Estes Glase 33 PA
Hannah Glase 13 NY
Fanny…

[S1993] Newspapers.com: Potter Journal Leader Enterprise-, 17 Aug 1864, Wed • p3 Civil War- Losses in the 46th Reg't PVV, Chatahoochie River & Atlanta Campaigns, July 13, 15, 21 20221106GHLn-.
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17 Aug 1864, Wed • p3
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Losses in the 46th.
CAMP OF THE 46th REG'T PA. VET. VOLS., CHATAHOOCHIE RIVER, GA., July 13.
ED. JOURNAL: I have the honor to request! of veu to publish the following list of casalties in Co. G. P. V. V , during the present campaign :
John W. Crawford, wounded in side and arm at the battle of Resacca, Ga., May 15.
At the battle near Dallas. Ga., May 25, Capt. Dennis H. Cheesbro killed, Sergt. Jas. H. Cole wounded in arm, Sergt. C. A. Estes in hand, Corporal E. A. Richmond in head, Corporal Wm. R. Clark in hand, Privates Henry Terwilliger in arm, L. D. Estes in hand, Eli Bailey in back, Geo. W. Bradley shoulder, slight.
On skirmish line near Lost Mountain, June 15,
Sergt. C. E. Lovell in hand; Privates Alfred N. Higley in foot, Hiram H. Cheesbro in head, Solomon Nobles in hand, Geo. Romigh in leg, Henry Kinsey in wrist, Lewis B. Mygrants in leg.
On June 22, near Kenesaw Mountains, Martin V. Ryan in neck and shoulder, Wm. J. Brizzee wounded in leg while on skirmish line, leg amputated ; William Wilcox missing.
Yours, WILLIAM SHATTUCK. Lieut. Commanding Co. G.
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CAMP OF 4Gth REGT. P.V.V.
CHATAHOOCHIE, GA, July 15,
ED. JOURNAL: I send the following morning "Report taken from the records of Company H, P.V.V., July 15, 186 4, for the information of those having friends in the Company:
1 Commanding Officer present for duty-, Capt. Alex. W. Selfridge.
46 enlisted men present for duty.
9 enlisted men absent on detatched service.
38 enlisted men absent, sick and wounded.
1 Commanding Officer, Lieut. Orlando J. Rees, absent without Leave since June 7th. •(•Recently learned that he was in Officer's Hospital at Nashville, Tenn.)
Names or men absent in Hospitals.
Sergts. Daniel D. Tompkins, absent, wounded in arm severely. Lemuel E. Sinsebaugh wounded in hand. Corporals Michael Dunn, legs both amputated. Elno E. Burdick, leg, slight.
Wallace Hollenbeck, thigh, severely. Privates Charles N. Barrett, breast, severely. George Burdick, hand, slight. Amos J. Hart, head, severely. William Muer, head, severely. William L. Pocple, arm, severely. Richard N. Preston, fingers amputated. Francis M. Riant, hand, slight. Emanuel M. Stukey, wrist, slight. William B. Butler, shoulder, slight.
Reuben Persing, arm amputated. Edward E. KeNey, lung, severely. Barny Stillman, wrist, severely.
James C. Marshall, head, severely. Robert E. Manuel, arm, severely. George S. Younglove, arm, slight. Henry J. Epler, sick. George W. Kenyon, reported dead, but not officially.
Ner Marshall, sick.
John Oliver, do
A. D. Pickering, do
James I. Ryan, do
Adam Steller, do
Andrew Farrant, do
George N. Cooper, do
Jacob H. Wolf, do
John Dingman, died in Hospilal At Nashville, Tenn., no official report received.
H. H. Cronk, sick.
Egbert D. Ostrander, do
Leezer Smith, do
Augustin L. Barber, do
William M. Holmes, do
Chester Miles, do
George S. Kightlinger, do
William Ross killed in action May 23.
Sylvester Munson killed in action May 13.
Malon Deremer killed in action June 15.
Horace R. Pratt killed in action June 15.
Lieut. Merrick Jackson dismissed from service May 2d, official report received July 2d.
The men present are all in good health.- Paper is a scarce and compells me to stop,
B. S., Corp. Co. H, 46th P.V.V.
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CAMP of THE 46 REGT. PA VET. VOLS. 7 NEAR ATLANTA, GA., July 21.
ED. JOURNAL: I herewith enclose a list of the casualties in Co's G and H, of yesterday's battle, which took place near the gates of Atlanta. Please publish it for the friends of the killed and wounded heroes.
Co. H.-Killed-Private H. J. Wright, sub., shot through the head.
Wounded-Corporal George A. Post, vet., leg broken.
Privates Philip L. Jones, vet., thro' side.
John D. McDahn, sub., leg broken,
Charles Reeves, sub., hand, slight.
John G. Hollenbeck, recruit, one finger amputated.
Co. G.-Killed- Serg't Christopher C. Cavanaugh, vet., shot through the head.
Privates-Henry Cummings, recruit, shot through the bead.
Henry Snath, vet., shot through the body.
Newton Nelson, drafted, shot thro' the body. Wounded- Serg't Blue Harris, vet., thigh broken.
Corporal James Lockwood, vet., thro' side.
Privates-Frank Lovell, vet., through bead.
William Keck, drafted, in leg.
Albert Evans, drafted, in leg.
Jacob Cumigh, drafted, in leg.
The whole loss in the Regiment was 24 killed and 89 wounded, all very severely. While mourning for our comrades that have been taken from our midst, we have the consolation of knowing that they have performed their duty, gallantly, on many a well-worn field, and that they have sacrificed their lives is a just and glorious cause. Corporal Elisha S. Horton, CO. H.

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17 Aug 1864, Wed • p3
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Losses in the 46th.
CAMP OF THE 46th REG'T PA. VET. VOLS., CHATAHOOCHIE RIVER, GA., July…

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