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- [S461] unknown, Weimer Family History: The Family of George and Eve (WEIDERICH) WEIMER, (Date: 22 November 2008;), Entire text in Media Notes.
31. Loetta Malvina WEIMER5 (Michael, George) ...
31. Loetta Malvina WEIMER5 (Michael, George) was born 11-02-1849 in Roulette, PA - Potter County. She died 3-13-1937 in Sweden Township, Potter County, PA and was buried 3-13-1937 in Sweden Twp, Potter County, PA - Sweden Hill Cemetery. Although she was always called Loetta, the 1850 Roulette census states that 7month-old Malvina Weimer lived with Michael and Rebecca.
Loetta married F. William TAUSCHER on 8-04-1867. F. William TAUSCHER was born 3-14-1842. He died 12-28-1914 in Sweden Township, Potter County, PA and was buried 12-28-1914 in Sweden Twp, Potter County, PA - Sweden Hill Cemetery.
1880 Sweden Twp Census:
87 - TAUSCHER Burney - 3 - PA - -
87 - TAUSCHER Lillian - 7 - PA - -
87 - TAUSCHER Leotta - 30 - PA - Keeping House -
87 - TAUSCHER Michael - 11 - PA - -
87 - TAUSCHER Minnie - 1 - PA - -
87 - TAUSCHER Willian - 38 - PA - Farmer -
They had the following children:
104 M i. Michael TAUSCHER was born 9-19-1868. He died 7-18-1935.
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Michael married Josephine COLEGROVE on 12-25-1914.
105 F ii. Ella TAUSCHER was born 10-13-1870. She died 1-08-1875.
Cause of Death - Scarlet Fever.
106 F iii. Lillian TAUSCHER was born6 10-13-1872. She died 12-01-1944 and was buried 12-1944 in Sweden Twp, Potter County, PA - Sweden Hill Cemetery.
1920 Census for Hebron Twp shows Lillian, aged 47, keeping house for her uncle, Isaac Dingman's family.
107 F iv. Lettie TAUSCHER was born 10-04-1874. She died 9-13-1875. Fell out of bed
+ 108 M v. Bernie TAUSCHER was born 7-06-1876 and died 9-03-1961.
109 F vi. Minnie TAUSCHER was born 4-10-1878. She died 7-23-1907.
Tentative Burial: Sweden Hill Cemetery
HARRIS, Wilber T. spouse of Alice, Minnie born 1874 died 1964 - son of Miles O. & Annie Harris
HARRIS, Minnie spouse of Wilber T. born 1879 died 1907
Minnie married Willis T. HARRIS on 12-29-1904. Willis was born 1874. He died 1964.
Tentative Burial: Sweden Hill Cemetery
HARRIS, Wilber T. spouse of Alice, Minnie born 1874 died 1964 - son of Miles O. & Annie Harris
HARRIS, Minnie spouse of Wilber T. born 1879 died 1907
+ 110 F vii. Myrtle G. TAUSCHER was born 2-20-1882 and died 5-08-1972.
+ 111 M viii. Glenn TAUSCHER was born 2-11-1885 and died 12-13-1939.
+ 112 F ix. Leola E. TAUSCHER was born 2-05-1888 and died 7-03-1930.
+ 113 M x. Ray Arlee TAUSCHER was born 6-17-1890 and died 12-04-1964.
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- [S202] J.H.Beers & Co, Publishers, History of the Counties of McKean, Elk, Cameron and Potter, Pennsylvania with Biographical Selections 1890, (Name: PA-Roots; Date: 1890;), 1250 Frederick D. Weimer, 24238? http://www.pa-roots.com/index.php/pabooks/24-historymecp.
"History of the Counties of McKean,..." p. 1250: Frederick D. Weimer, farmer, P.O. Roulette, son of George and Eve Weimer, was born in Roulette township, Potter Co, Penn., August 12,1832. His father was a native of France and came to America in 1836 (?- jcw- 1830?), locating in Roulette Township, near the mouth of Fishing Creek, just below the red school house. The country was wild, and he had to clear his farm and at that time had to go 80 miles to mill, the nearest being at Jersey Shore; being gone at one time longer than he had expected, his family were compelled to subsist on potatoes and salt. On this farm the parents made their home until death. They had a family of 18 children, viz: George, Eve (deceased), Michael (deceased), Mrs. Barbara Barr, Mrs. Margaret Manning, Mrs. Sally Jackson, Barnett (deceased), Martin (deceased) Frederick D., Mrs. Catherine Jackson (deceased), Mrs. Caroline D. Davison (deceased), William, Mrs. Dorcas Marsh, John V., Mrs. Julia A. Tompkins (deceased), Mrs. Luzerne Hazen (deceased), Catherine (a babe born in Europe and buried at sea), and Jacob (who died when a child). Frederick D. remained at home until he went to learn the blacksmith's trade, after which he located in Roulette, and engaged in that business until 1875, when he removed to Clara township, where he purchased the farm he now owns and occupies. He has since then been a farmer, blacksmith, carpenter, mason, lumberman, etc., doing all kinds of work required on his farm. Frederick D. Weimer... married, in 1859, Anna, daughter of C. W. and Louisa Johnson, of Roulette, and their children were Ortenis and Don F. (both deceased), Ali and Ortenis. Mr. Weimer is a supporter of the Democratic party. He has been a school director nearly 3/4 of the time since old enough to be interested in educational matters.
"History of the Counties of McKean,..." p. 1250:
Frederick D. Weimer, farmer, P.O. Roulette, son of George and Eve Weimer, was born in Roulette township, Potter Co, Penn., August 12,1832. His father was a native of France and came to America in 1836 (?- jcw- 1830?), locating in Roulette Township, near the mouth of Fishing Creek, just below the red school house. The country was wild, and he had to clear his farm and at that time had to go 80 miles to mill, the nearest being at Jersey Shore; being gone at one time longer than he had expected, his family were compelled to subsist on potatoes and salt. On this farm the parents made their home until death. They had a family of 18 children, viz: George, Eve (deceased), Michael (deceased), Mrs. Barbara Barr, Mrs. Margaret Manning, Mrs. Sally Jackson, Barnett (deceased), Martin (deceased) Frederick D., Mrs. Catherine Jackson (deceased), Mrs. Caroline D. Davison (deceased), William, Mrs. Dorcas Marsh, John V., Mrs. Julia A. Tompkins (deceased), Mrs. Luzerne Hazen (deceased), Catherine (a babe born in Europe and buried at sea), and Jacob (who died when a child).
Frederick D. remained at home until he went to learn the blacksmith's trade, after which he located in Roulette, and engaged in that business until 1875, when he removed to Clara township, where he purchased the farm he now owns and occupies. He has since then been a farmer, blacksmith, carpenter, mason, lumberman, etc., doing all kinds of work required on his farm.
Frederick D. Weimer... married, in 1859, Anna, daughter of C. W. and Louisa Johnson, of Roulette, and their children were Ortenis and Don F. (both deceased), Ali and Ortenis.
Mr. Weimer is a supporter of the Democratic party. He has been a school director nearly 3/4 of the time since old enough to be interested in educational matters.
- [S455] census 1860 USA PA Potter Roulette, Year: 1860; Census Place: Roulette, Potter, Pennsylvania; Roll: M653_1177; Page: 193; Image: 197; Family History Library Film: 805177.
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Frederick D Weimer in the 1860 United States Federal Census
date: 18th June 1860
enumerator: Miles White
Name: Frederick D Weimer
Age: 26
Birth Year: abt 1834
Gender: Male
Birth Place: Pennsylvania
Home in 1860: Roulette, Potter, Pennsylvania
Post Office: Roulette
Family Number: 207
Household Members:
Name Age
George Yentzer 32 Germany farmer
Catherine " 30 Wurtemburg Germany
Mary " 4 PA
Louetta " 2 PA
Lucina " 7mo PA
Washington Johnson 31 NY farmer
Elinor " 27 PA
Huldy J. " 9 PA
Anna " 6 PA
Eldora " 3 PA
Caleb " 6mo PA
William Pomeroy 79 MA farmer
Polly Pomeroy 60 NY
Seneca " 32 NY farm laborer
Mary " 30 NY Com. School Teacher
Ellen " 23 PA
Moses? Washborn 20 PA farm laborer
Angelo? __?__ 20 NY farm laborer
Frederick D Weimer 26 PA blacksmith
Anna Weimer 19 NY
Martin Weimer 28 PA farmer
David Caukins 23 NY farm laborer
Arthur Upson 18 NY farm laborer
John M. Lyman 27 PA farmer
Barbara Lyman 26 PA
Source Citation
Year: 1860;
Census Place: Roulette, Potter, Pennsylvania;
Roll: M653_1177;
Page: 193;
Image: 197;
Family History Library Film: 805177
Source Information
Ancestry.com. 1860 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2009. Images reproduced by FamilySearch.
Original data: 1860 U.S. census, population schedule. NARA microfilm publication M653, 1,438 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.
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Frederick D Weimer in the 1860 United States Federal Census
date: 18th June 1860
Miles White
Name: Frederick D Weimer
Age: 26
Birth: abt 1834 Penna
Gender: Male
Home: Roulette, Potter, Pa
PO: Roulette
Family: 207
Household
Name Age
George Yentzer 32 Germany farmer
Catherine " 30 Wurtemburg Germany
Mary " 4 PA
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- [S201] Historical Sketches of Potter County. Author?, p. 169,170.
In 1830, several families came from Havre (LaHavre), France, to this new world. They were George and Eva (Weiderich) Weimer, Jacob and Sally (Der) Weiderich, Christian and Margaret (Weiderich) Schadenberger and his parents, Balthasard and Elizabeth (Kaufman) Schadenberger, and another Weiderich brother who went to Canada. The captain of the ship on which they sailed took them almost to New Orleans where he intended to sell them as slaves. They were about to throw him overboard when he promised to return them to Philadelphia. There they bought teams of horses and oxen and started for Potter County. After a few days on Ayers Hill with the Joshua Jacksons, the Weimers and Weiderichs came down the Allegheny and found a site where Fishing Creek joined the river. George Weimer was a baker by trade and had baked bread in Napoleon's army. His property extended from the Pomeroy Bridge (Roulette) east to where the Baptist Church is today. They suffered many privations- for their coffee, they dried raspberry leaves and for saleratus (soda) they burned powdered corn. George had five sons (three in the Civil War, Michael, Martin, and John) George W. married Laura Lyman and Otis became a great lumberman and often sailed rafts down the Allegheny.
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George Weimer (9) facts
63 Ger Eve Weimer 41 Ger (Wiederich) Barnett Weimer 21 PA Martin Weimer 19 PA Frederick Weimer 17 PA Caroline Weimer 13 PA William Weimer 11 PA Dorcas Weimer 9 PA John Weimer 8 PA Julia Ann Weimer 7 PA Luzerne Weimer 6 PA
George Weimer 63 Ger
Eve Weimer 41 Ger (Wiederich)
Barnett Weimer 21 PA
Martin Weimer 19 PA
Frederick Weimer 17 PA
Caroline Weimer 13 PA
William Weimer 11 PA
Dorcas Weimer 9 PA
John Weimer 8 PA
Julia Ann Weimer 7 PA
Luzerne Weimer 6 PA
- [S410] census 1850 USA PA Potter Roulette, * Year: 1850; Census Place: Roulette, Potter, Pennsylvania; Roll: M432_825; Page: 94A; Image: 186 WEIMER WEIDERICH.
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1850 census, , Roulette Twp, Potter Co, PA 31.08.1850:
10 George Weimer 63 M Germany farmer (note-not France)
Eve Weimer 41 F Germany (Wiederich) (not France)
Barnett Weimer 21 M Germany farmer
Martin Weimer 19 M PA farmer
Frederick Weimer 17 M PA farmer
Caroline Weimer 13 F PA
William Weimer 11 M PA
Dorcas Weimer 9 F PA
John Weimer 8 M PA
Julia Ann Weimer 7 F PA
Luzerne Weimer 6 F PA
11 Burrel Lyman 57 M RI? farmer
Dorcas 55 F RI?
Prudence 19 F PA
Sarah 16? F PA
12 Harris Lyman 32 M PA farmer
Minerva 27 F PA
Alice L. 5 F PA
13 Larry? Lyman 28 M PA farmer
Thankful 24 F PA
lilabel? 2 F PA
Calista? 1 F PA
Isabell 1/12 F PA
McCready, Earl 21 M PA farmer
Seneca?, Ramsey? 22 M NY? laborer
14 Jacob Wiederich 51 M France farmer
Sally 49 F France
George 27 M France farmer
Sally 23 F France
Eve 20 F France
Barbara 17 F PA
Margaret 14 F PA
Caroline 11 F PA
Jacob 4 M PA
Arnie? Robbins? 16 M PA
15 Michael Wiemier 25 M France farmer
Rebecca 19 F ?
Malvina 1/12 F PA
...
21 William H. Knapp 35 M NY farmer
Hannah 30 F NY
Sally A. 4 F NY
Miles 2 M PA
Eli 1 M PA
22 Samuel Barr 54 M NY farmer
Sally 47? F NY
Phebe 16 F NY
Lorenzo 14 M NY
Henry 10 M NY
George 6 M NY
Samuel 2 M PA
23 Mason ? Robbins 29 NH? farmer
Martha Robbins 27 NY
Emory Robbins 6 F NY
Charles ? Robbins 2 M PA
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enumerator: Arnold Hunter
Jacob Wiederich 51 France
Sally Wiederich 49 France (Der)
George Wiederich 27 France
Sally Wiederich 23 France
Eve Wiederich 20 France
Barbara Wiederich 17 PA
Margaret Wiederich 14 PA
Caroline Wiederich 11 PA
Jacob Wiederich 4 PA
Ami Robbins 16 PA
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Henry Yentzer in the 1850 United States Federal Census
date: 31st August 1850
enumerator: Arnold Hunter
Name: Henry Yentzer
Age: 55
Birth Year: abt 1795
Birthplace: France
Home in 1850: Roulette, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Gender: Male
Family Number: 17
Household Members:
Name Age
Michael Weimer 25 France farmer
Rebecca 19 NY
Katrina(?) 72 PA
William Pomeroy family
Henry Yentzer 55 France farmer
Mary Yentzer 52 France
Horace Yentzer 30 France farmer
Peter Yentzer 27 France farmer
George Yentzer 25 France farmer
John Yentzer 23 France farmer
Lewis Yentzer 20 France farmer
Frederick Yentzer 18 France farmer
Catharine Yentzer 16 PA
Caroline Yentzer 14 PA
William H. Knapp 35 NY farmer
Hannah 30 NY
Sally A. 4 NY
Miles 2 PA
Source Citation
Year: 1850; Census Place: Roulette, Potter, Pennsylvania; Roll: M432_825; Page: 94B; Image: 187
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1850 census, , Roulette Twp, Potter Co, PA 30.08.1850:
10 George Weimer 63 M Germany farmer (note-not France)
Eve Weimer 41 F Germany (Wiederich) (not France)
Barnett Weimer 21 M Germany farmer
Martin Weimer 19 M PA farmer
Frederick Weimer 17 M PA farmer
Caroline Weimer 13 F PA
William Weimer 11 M PA
Dorcas Weimer 9 F PA
John Weimer 8 M PA
Julia Ann Weimer 7 F PA
Luzerne Weimer 6 F PA
11 Burrel Lyman 57 M RI? farmer
Dorcas 55 F RI?
Prudence 19 F PA
Sarah 16? F PA
12 Harris Lyman 32 M PA farmer
Minerva 27 F PA
Alice L. 5 F PA
13 Larry? Lyman 28 M PA farmer
Thankful 24 F PA
lilabel? 2 F PA
Calista? 1 F PA
Isabell 1/12 F PA
McCready, Earl 21 M PA farmer
Seneca?, Ramsey? 22 M NY? laborer
14 Jacob Wiederich 51 M France farmer
Sally 49 F France
George 27 M France farmer
Sally 23 F France
Eve 20 F France
Barbara 17 F PA
Margaret 14 F PA
Caroline 11 F PA
Jacob 4 M PA
Arnie? Robbing? 16 M PA
15 Michael Wiemier 25 M France farmer
Rebecca 19 F ?
Malvina 1/12 F PA
...
21 William H. Knapp 35 M NY farmer
Hannah 30 F NY
Sally A. 4 F NY
Miles 2 M PA
Eli 1 M PA
22 Samuel Barr 54 M NY farmer
Sally 47? F NY
Phebe 16 F NY
Lorenzo 14 M NY
Henry 10 M NY
George 6 M NY
Samuel 2 M PA
Year: 1850; Census Place: Roulette, Potter, Pennsylvania; Roll: M432_825; Page: 94B; Image: 187
date: 31st August 1850
enumerator: Arnold Hunter
date: 31 Aug 1850
Arnold Hunter
Name: Samuel Barr
Age: 54
Birth: abt 1796 New York
Home: Roulette, Potter, Penna
Gender: male
Family: 22
Household Members:
Name Age
Samuel Barr 54 NY farmer
Sally Barr 47 NY
Phebe Barr 16 NY
Lorenzo Barr 14 NY
Henry Barr 10 NY
George Barr 6 NY
Samuel I? Barr 2 PA
Source Citation: Year: 1850; Census Place: Roulette, Potter, Pennsylvania; Roll: M432_825; Page: 95A; Image: 188.
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Dorcas Lyman 55 RI (Irons)
Prudence Lyman 19 PA
Sarah Lyman 16 PA
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- [S2377] Civil War- 53rd Penna Regiment, Co G- Recruited in Potter County, (Name: ehistory.osu.edu;), Recruited in Potter County, Co G, 53rd Penna Regiment.
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NAME RANK MUSTER IN YRS REMARKS
Jones, Arch. F. Capt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Discharged July 24, 64.
Stevens, Jason W. Capt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Promoted from Corp. to Sgt. to 1st. Sgt. May 1, 64 to Capt. Aug. 25, 64. Muster out with company June 30, 65. Vet.
Brown, Wm. W. 1st Lt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Promoted from Pvt. to Sgt. to 1st Lt. Sept. 6, 64. Discharged Jan. 12, 65. Vet.
Cushing, Benj. J. 1st Lt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Promoted from Com. Sgt. to 2nd Lt. Sept. 21, 64 to 1st Lt. Feb. 13, 65. Discharged April 17, 65. Vet.
Benjamin Jay Cushing was born in 1835 in Chenango, County, Bainbridge, New York. His occupation is listed as "farmer" and at the age of 26 he mustered into the 53rd Penn. Vols., Infantry, at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, as a Private in Company G. He is described as 5 foot 10 inches tall with blue eyes, fair hair and fair complexion. On December 13, 1862, at Fredericksburg, Virginia, he was severely wounded. He was fighting along side his younger brother, Leavitt, who was also severely wounded. On January 3, 1863, Benjamin was promoted to Corporal and when he regained his health, returned to his regiment in March. On September 1, 1863 he was promoted to Sergeant. The following month on November 19, 1863 this veteran volunteer was promoted to Company Sergeant. On September 21, 1864 he was promoted to 2nd Lieutenant and on February 13, 1865 he was promoted to 1st Lieutenant. Benjamin Cushing was at Appomattox Court House, where on that historic day, April 9, 1865, standing beside his brother, Corporal, Leavitt Cushing, witnessed the events that led to the surrender of General Lee to General Grant.
1st Lieutenant Benjamin J. Cushing was discharged by General Order on April 17, 1865.
In January, 1864, Benjamin married Emily Bassett, Emily was born in 1839. They had two daughters, Minnie and Charlotte. Emily lived until 1924. Benjamin died in 1921 and is believed buried ( being researched ) in the town cemetery, Ulysses, Pennsylvania.
In the years following the war, both Benjamin and Leavitt grew Timothy hay for the carriage and dray horses of New York but were eventually put out of business with the advent of the automobile.
Corporal Leavitt W. Cushing's story appears below
This information is printed with the kind permission of his great great nephew, John Cushing of Washington, D.C.
Roberts, Reuben Z. 1st Lt. Nov. 6, 61 3 Discharged July 12, 64.
Stevens, George W. 1st Lt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Promoted to Corp. April 8, 64 to Sgt. July 5, 64 to 1st Sgt. Sept. 6, 64 to 2nd Lt. Feb. 13, 65 to 1st Lt. May 18, 65. Muster out with company June 30, 65. Vet.
Baker, Harry 2nd Lt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Resigned Jan. 2, 63.
Crosby, Matthew O. 2nd Lt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Died Jan. 10, 62.
Mann, Arthur B. 2nd Lt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Promoted from Pvt. Aug. 22, 63. Discharged Aug. 3, 64.
Tombs, Asa 1st Sgt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Promoted to Corp. April 8, 64 to Sgt. Sept. 6, 64 to 1st Sgt. Feb. 16, 65. Muster out with company June 30, 65. Vet.
Wykoff, John A. 1st Sgt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Promoted 1st. Sgt. - Discharged on Surgeon's certificate May 1, 64.
Barr, Charles H. Sgt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Promoted Sgt. - Wounded at Spottsylvania C.H. May 12, 64. Absent at muster out. Vet.
Burnside, Russel L. Sgt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Butterworth, G. W. Sgt. March 2, 64 3 Promoted to Sgt. Major June 12, 65. Vet.
Evans, Albert C. Sgt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Promoted to Sgt. - Discharged by G.O. June 3, 65. Vet.
Fleck, John A. Sgt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Promoted to Sgt. June 12, 65. Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Goodsell, Chas. D. Sgt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Promoted Corp. Feb. 16, 65 to Sgt. June 12, 65. Muster out with company June 30, 65. Vet.
Lewis, Orange A. Sgt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Musto, George Sgt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Promoted Sgt. - Muster out with company June 30, 65. Vet.
Weimer, Martin Sgt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Promoted Sgt. - Killed at Cold Harbor June 3, 64.
Wood, Lewis A. Sgt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Wright, A. W. Sgt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Bassett, Edwin H. Corp. March 4, 64 3 Promoted to Corp. June 20, 65. Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Cole, George F. Corp. March 4, 64 3 Promoted Corp. Sept. 6, 64. Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Cushing, L. W. Corp. Oct. 8, 62 3 Discharged by G.O. May 31, 65.
Leavitt Wilson Cushing was born in 1839 in Steuben County, New York. His occupation is listed as "farmer" and at the age of 23 he mustered into the 53rd Penn. Vols., Infantry, at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, as a Private in Company G. He is described as 5 foot 7 inches tall with blue eyes, light hair and light complexion. On December 13, 1862 at Fredericksburg, Virginia, he was severely wounded in the shoulder and wrist. He was fighting along side his older brother, Benjamin, who was also severely wounded. After Leavitt recovered he returned to his regiment and was wounded again, this time in the leg at Gettysburg on July 2, 1863. Returning again to his regiment, on May 1, 1864 he was promoted to Corporal, and took part in the battles of Wilderness, Spottsylvania and Cold Harbor. On June 22, 1864, in action around Petersburg, Virginia, he was captured along with 1600 others and taken to Richmond, Virginia, and put in Libbie Prison. Later, while being transported to Andersonville he made his escape and after three weeks of adventurous travel arrived at Fayetteville, West Virginia, where a company of Union soldiers was stationed. Due to failing health he underwent a period of recovery until January of 1865 when he returned to his regiment and took part in the conflicts that culminated at Appomattox Court House, where on that historic day, April 9, 1865, standing beside his brother, 1st Lieutenant, Benjamin Cushing, witnessed the events that led up to the surrender of General Lee to General Grant.
Leavitt W. Cushing was discharged by General Order No. 26, Army of the Potomac, on May 31, 1865.
In 1874, Leavitt married Susan E. (Bassett) Douglas. Susan was born in 1835. They adopted two children, Leavitt and Nellie. Susan lived until 1930. Leavitt died in 1918 and is buried in the town cemetery in Ulysses, Pennsylvania.
In the years following the war, both Benjamin and Leavitt grew Timothy hay for the carriage and dray horses of New York but were eventually put out of business with the advent of the automobile.
1st Lieutenant, Benjamin J. Cushing's story appears above.
This information is printed with the kind permission of his great great nephew, John Cushing of Washington, D.C.
Davidson, Geo. W. Corp. Oct. 8, 62 3 Discharged on Surgeon's certificate Feb. 6, 65.
Eastwood, Daniel Corp. Oct. 29, 61 3 Promoted to Corp. June 1, 65. Muster out with company June 30, 65. Vet.
Finch, S. P. Corp. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Foster, James H. Corp. March 4, 64 3 Promoted to Corp. March 1, 65. Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Gridley, Chas. W. Corp. Oct. 8, 62 3 Promoted to Corp. Sept. 6, 64. Wounded in action March 31, 65. Discharged by G.O. May 31, 65.
Hamilton, Step'n F. Corp. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Hyde, Edson Corp. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Jones, Lyman J. Corp. March 4, 64 3 Promoted to Corp. June 12, 65. Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Loucks, Cornel's H. Corp. March 4, 64 3 Discharged by General Order June 10, 65.
M'Kerg, Homer Corp. Oct. 8, 62 3 Discharged by G.O. May 31, 65.
Shutt, George H. Corp. March 31, 64 3 Discharged on Surgeon's certificate June 19, 65. Vet. (Schutt?)
Snyder, William Corp. Jan. 11, 65 1 Drafted. Promoted to Corp. June 12, 65. Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Thompkins, L. W. Corp. March 4, 64 3 Promoted to Corp. June 12, 65. Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Gould, Otis B. Muc. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Jenkins, Francis M. Muc. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Joseph, Albert W. Muc. March 4, 64 3 Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Anson, Yates Pvt. April 4, 64 3 Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Anderson, Wm. W. Pvt. Feb. 3, 64 3 Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Abbott, Thomas J. Pvt. March 4, 64 3 Discharged by General Order June 16, 65.
Armstrong, Lewis Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Died March 25, 64. Buried in Alexandria, Va. Grave 1613.
Bingman, Fred Pvt. Nov. 2, 63 3 Drafted. Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Bennett, Wm. C. Pvt. Feb. 29, 64 3 Sub. - Sick, absent at muster out.
Brown, Uriah K. Pvt. Oct. 24, 63 3 Sub. - Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Boyd, James Pvt. March 22, 64 3 Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Burt, Benjamin F. Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Discharged on Surgeon's certificate Dec. 29, 64. Vet.
Barlow, George W. Pvt. Oct. 8, 62 3 Discharged by G.O. May 30, 65.
Barnaby, Chas. H. Pvt. March 4, 64 3 Discharged by G.O. May 15, 65.
Berger, William H. Pvt. Oct. 17, 63 3 Sub. - Discharged by G.O. June 16, 65.
Barnes, Hiram Pvt. March 4, 64 3 Transferred to V.R.C. Jan. 2, 65.
Blackman, James T. Pvt. March 4, 64 3 Killed at Wilderness May 5, 64.
Blackman, John T. Pvt. March 4, 64 3 Died April 30, 64.
Brown, Judson Pvt. March 4, 64 3 Captured. Died July 30, 64 at Andersonville, Ga. Grave 4360.
Butler, Daniel D. Pvt. May 5, 64 3 Captured. Died July 30, 64 at Andersonville, Ga. Grave 4402.
Baily, Robert C. Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Baxter, Ira Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Burdick, Almeron Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Barnes, Andrew J. Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Bailey, Myron W. Pvt. Nov. 6, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Bridge, William C. Pvt. Nov. 6, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Bridge, Charles Pvt. Nov. 6, 61 3 Transferred to V.R.C.. Discharged Nov. 6, 64.
Blackman, Orman Pvt. Nov. 6, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Corey, Anson D. Pvt. March 4, 64 3 Absent, on furlough at muster out.
Cole, Roscoe B. Pvt. March 4, 64 3 Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Coykendall, G. M. Pvt. March 4, 64 3 Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Crosby, Frank Pvt. Sept. 19, 64 3 Sub. - Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Charles, Simon Pvt. March 4, 64 3 Prisoner from Aug. 25, 64 to April 29, 65. Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Covert, John C. Pvt. Oct. 8, 62 3 Captured Aug. 25, 64. Absent at muster out.
Constable, Geo. W. Pvt. Oct. 24, 63 3 Sub. - Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Custard, Robert Pvt. Aug. 18, 63 3 Drafted. Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Campbell, William Pvt. Aug. 18, 63 3 Drafted. Absent, sick at muster out.
Close, William Pvt. Feb. 23, 64 3 Wounded at Spottsylvania C.H. May 10, 64. Absent at muster out.
Camp, Jonathan Pvt. Nov. 2, 63 3 Drafted. Prisoner from Oct. 27, 64 to April 14, 65. Discharged by G.O. June 21, 65.
Cogan, George Pvt. Nov. 2, 63 3 Drafted. Discharged by G.O. June 21, 65.
Calhoun, Jared Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Muster out Dec. 16, 64. Expiration of term.
Covert, David Pvt. Oct. 8, 62 3 Discharged by G.O. May 31, 65.
Crandall, Allington A. Pvt. March 4, 64 3 Discharged on Surgeon's certificate March 19, 65.
Allington Alphonso Crandall was a woodsman from Potter County, Pennsylvania. He enrolled February 25, 1864 at Coudersport, Pennsylvania and mustered in in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania on March 4, 1864 as a Private in Company G, 53rd Regiment P.V.I..
During the battle of Spottsylvania ( Wilderness Campaign ) May 12, 1864, he suffered multiple wounds and was taken prisoner from the trench of the "bloody angle" and transferred by rail to Andersonville ( Camp Sumter ), Georgia. He spent many weeks recovering in a hospital. On October 9, 1864, Allington Crandall, Dr. A. W. Barrows and Charles Mather Smith made their escape from Andersonville.
This information printed with the kind permission of Allington Crandall's Great Great Grandson, Larry Hollenbeck.
Chandler, Ira Pvt. March 4, 64 3 Killed at Spottsylvania C.H. May 12, 64.
Garson, William Pvt. April 4, 64 3 Killed in action June 16, 64.
Cob, Nelson L. Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Chesbro, Alm'd M. Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Killed at Gettysburg. Buried in National Cemetery, Section B, Grave 39.
Card, Abel C. Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Died. Buried at Glendale, N.C. Section A, Grave 9.
Carr, Stuhley Pvt. Nov. 6, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Dwer, Shaffer Pvt. Feb. 22, 64 3 Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Deihl, John G. Pvt. Oct. 22, 63 3 Drafted. Sick, absent at muster out.
Deisher, Israel Pvt. Oct. 22, 63 3 Drafted. Wounded March 25, 64. Absent at muster out.
Dingman, Henry Pvt. April 4, 64 3 Discharged by G.O. May 20, 65.
Davis, Peter Pvt. Oct. 8, 62 3 Died at Philadelphia, Pa. May 15, 64.
Douglass, James T. Pvt. March 4, 64 3 Captured. Died at Florence, S.C. Sept. 15, 64.
Donald, William Pvt. Jan. 12, 65 3 Sub. - Deserted June 18, 65.
Dengy, Eleaser Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Earl, John D. Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Prisoner from Aug. 25, 64 to March 1, 65. Sick, absent at muster out. Vet.
Ellis, Simeon Pvt. March 4, 64 3 Captured. Died at Andersonville, Ga. Aug. 31, 64. Grave 6607.
Fluent, Nelson P. Pvt. Nov. 6, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Foster, Solomon Pvt. Nov. 6, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Freed, George W. Pvt. Oct. 22, 63 3 Drafted. Prisoner from May 12, 64 to April 14, 65. Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Funk, John T. Pvt. Feb. 2, 64 3 Missing in action June 17, 64.
Funk, Samuel Pvt. Feb. 2, 64 3 Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Fulton, Robert Pvt. Feb. 2, 64 3 Wounded in action Aug. 16, 64. Absent at muster out.
Fox, Michael Pvt. June 1, 63 3 Drafted. Wounded in action Aug. 25, 64. Absent at muster out.
Freeman, Geo. D. Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Prisoner from June 16, 64 to Feb. 27, 65. Discharged by G.O. March 4, 65.
In the 1888 Michigan Census of Civil War Veterans, this veteran is listed as living in the postal district of Kingsley, Grand Traverse County, Michigan.
Fisk, John G. Pvt. Oct. 8, 62 3 Discharged by G.O. May 31, 65.
Fox, William B. Pvt. March 4, 64 3 Discharged by G.O. May 26, 65.
Foster, Robert E. Pvt. March 4, 64 3 Captured. Died at Andersonville Sept. 30, 64.
Firman, Benjamin Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll. (Furmann?)
Fuller, Daniel Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
French, Reuben Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Genung, Deloss Pvt. March 4, 64 3 Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Genung, Dwight Pvt. April 4, 64 3 Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Goller, Adam Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Muster out Nov. 8, 64. Expiration of term.
Goodwin, W. S. C. Pvt. March 4, 64 3 Killed on picket Oct. 16, 64.
Gibs, Shelden Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Glace, Uriah H. Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Gleason, Daniel Pvt. Nov. 6, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Holcomb, August Pvt. March 4, 64 3 Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Haynes, Benj. A. Pvt. March 4, 64 3 Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Hoyt, Charles Pvt. March 4, 64 3 Sick, absent at muster out.
Hentzell, Dennis Pvt. Aug. 31, 63 3 Drafted. Missing in action June 22, 64.
Hulsizer, Abraham Pvt. Oct. 8, 63 3 Drafted. Sick, absent at muster out.
Hollingsworth, F. F. Pvt. Feb. 3, 64 3 Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Hamilton, Frank'n Pvt. Feb. 29, 64 3 Deserted. Returned. Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Hawkins, R. J. Pvt. March 4, 64 3 Discharged on Surgeon's certificate Jan. 13, 65.
Hunter, Charles E. Pvt. March 4, 64 3 Discharged by G.O. June 6, 65.
Hovey, Jacob T. Pvt. April 4, 64 3 Transferred to Vet. Res. Corps. Nov. 10, 64.
Haynes, William Pvt. March 4, 64 3 Killed at Spottsylvania C.H. May 12, 64.
Haggadorn, L. T. Pvt. March 4, 64 3 Captured. Died at Florence, S.C. Oct. 29, 64.
Houston, Edward Pvt. Oct. 10, 62 3 Drafted. Died June 8, 65.
Haight, Geo. W. Pvt. Oct. 19, 61 3 Died Dec. 15, 63. Buried at Alexandria, Va. Grave, 1179.
Harvey, John E. Pvt. Oct. 19, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Hurlburt, William Pvt. Oct. 19, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Hadley, Henry Pvt. Oct. 19, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Herrington, Edgar Pvt. Nov. 6, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Joseph, Elmer Pvt. April 4, 64 3 Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Johnson, Henry Pvt. Oct. 24, 63 3 Sub. - Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Jarrett, Tilman Pvt. Oct. 21, 63 3 Sub. - Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Johnson, Charles Pvt. March 4, 64 3 Captured. Died at Andersonville, Ga. Sept. 2, 64. Grave 7566.
Kellerman, Wm. Pvt. Feb. 20, 64 3 Discharged by General Order May 30, 65.
Kruk, Frank Pvt. Feb. 1, 64 3 Killed at Spottsylvania C.H. May 12, 65.
Kingsley, George Pvt. Jan. 16, 65 3 Deserted Jan. 20, 65.
Khyle, Joseph Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Killed at Gettysburg. Buried at National Cemetery. Section B, Grave 40.
Kimbal, John S. Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Leach, Asa C. Pvt. Nov. 6, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Lyman, A. N. Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Lyon, Farnham E. Pvt. March 4, 64 3 Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Lowry, Irwin Pvt. Oct. 29, 63 3 Drafted. Missing in action Oct. 27, 64.
Lape, Joseph Pvt. Nov. 1, 63 3 Drafted. Wounded at Spottsylvania C.H. May 10, 64. Absent at muster out.
Lockhart, Silas D. Pvt. Feb. 27, 64 3 Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Lewis, Levi B. Pvt. April 4, 64 3 Wounded at Spottsylvania C.H. May 12, 64. Discharged by General Order June 16, 64.
Leach, Ashley Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Leonard, Harrison Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Leonard, John B. Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Malone, Lawrence Pvt. Jan. 13, 65 3 Sub. - Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Maynard, P. E. Pvt. April 4, 64 3 Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Millan, Henry Pvt. Oct. 17, 63 3 Drafted. Wounded in action March 31, 65. Absent at muster out.
Miller, Nathaniel Pvt. Aug. 22, 63 3 Drafted. Sick, absent at muster out.
Morgan, Thomas Pvt. Oct. 29, 63 3 Sub. - Missing in action May 12, 64.
Mertz, William Pvt. Oct. 23, 63 3 Drafted. Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Moyer, Samuel Pvt. Oct. 27, 63 3 Sub. - Wounded at Spottsylvania C.H. May 10, 64. Absent at muster out.
Moore, John W. Pvt. Aug. 29, 63 3 Drafted. Wounded in action April 1, 65. Absent at muster out.
Miller, John W. Pvt. Feb. 25, 64 3 Missing in action May 12, 64.
Minesinger, Sam'l Pvt. Feb. 22, 64 3 Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Mahoney, John Pvt. March 24, 64 3 Prisoner from June 22, 64 to Feb. 25, 65. Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Miles, Emerson Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Muster out Nov. 7, 64. Expiration of term.
Moore, Hiram G. Pvt. Aug. 13, 63 3 Drafted. Discharged by G.O. June 1, 65.
Monroe, Daniel Pvt. March 4, 64 3 Died May 3, 64. Buried in Military Asylum Cemetery, Washington, D.C..
Mix, Volney Pvt. March 4, 64 3 Killed at Spottsylvania C.H. May 12, 64.
Marsh, Miles Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Morey, Daniel S. Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Morey, Wm. Jr. Pvt. Nov. 6, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
M'Gyness, Michael Pvt. Dec. 22, 63 3 Sick, absent at muster out.
M'Creary, Robert Pvt. Oct. 28, 63 3 Sub. - Muster out with company June 30, 65.
M'Clellan, A. J. Pvt. Aug. 13, 63 3 Drafted. Muster out with company June 30, 65.
M'Kinney, Scott Pvt. April 4, 64 3 Discharged by General Order June 2, 65.
M'Kinney, Phil'r Pvt. April 4, 64 3 Discharged on Surgeon's certificate Dec. 13, 64.
M'Connell, John Pvt. Aug. 22, 63 3 Drafted. Discharged by G.O. June 5, 65.
M'Donald Rinaldo Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
M'Namara, Elijah Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Died Dec. 11, 63. Buried at Alexandria, Va.. Grave 1154.
Nelson, Adolph I. Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
North, Alphonzo J. Pvt. March 4, 64 3 Prisoner from June 16 to Nov. 30, 64. Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Nichols, Jacob E. Pvt. Oct. 18, 63 3 Sub. - Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Nichols, Wm. A. Pvt. Feb. 29, 64 3 Sick, absent at muster out.
Nolden, Henry S. Pvt. June 1, 63 3 Drafted. Discharged by G.O. June 1, 65.
Olney, Oliver W. Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Muster out Nov. 7, 64. Expiration of term.
Ostrander, N. I. Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Potter, James O. Pvt. March 4, 64 3 Prisoner from June 16, 64 to April 3, 65. Discharged by General Order June 14, 65.
Parkison, William Pvt. Feb. 27, 64 3 Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Perry, Almeron H. Pvt. March 4, 64 3 Discharged by G.O. June 16, 65.
Phillips, Henry Pvt. Nov. 1, 63 3 Discharged by G.O. June 17, 65.
Perry, Gurdon M. Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Phillips, Barber Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Reynolds, Cyrus Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Reed, Jacob Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Reed, John Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Reed, Albert Pvt. March 4, 64 3 Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Roop, Jacob Pvt. Jan. 13, 65 1 Discharged by G.O. June 20, 65.
Ruggles, George Pvt. Aug. 19, 63 3 Wounded in action March 25, 65. Absent at muster out.
Rapler, Charles Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Robinson, Zalmon F. Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Raddle, Andrew J. Pvt. Nov. 6, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Rodgers, George Pvt. Nov. 6, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Shutt, Dewalt Pvt. March 4, 64 3 Muster out with company June 30, 65. (Schutt?)
Snyder, Hiram Pvt. May 5, 64 3 Sick, absent at muster out.
Stubbs, Henry Pvt. Jan. 7, 65 1 Sub. - Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Standish, Garrett Pvt. Feb. 22, 65 3 Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Summerville, John Pvt. Feb. 22, 65 3 Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Sheeler, John Pvt. Oct. 23, 63 3 Drafted. Sick, absent at muster out.
Shaffer, Frederick Pvt. Oct. 19, 63 3 Sub. - Wounded in action March 10, 65. Sick, absent at muster out.
Sturtz, Jacob Pvt. Aug. 31, 63 3 Drafted. Missing in action Aug. 25, 64.
Smith, Alfred Pvt. Feb. 4, 64 3 Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Steese, James Pvt. Feb. 4, 64 3 Sick, absent at muster out.
Sipe, Simon Pvt. Nov. 2, 63 3 Drafted. Sick, absent at muster out.
Smull, Charles Pvt. Oct. 6, 63 3 Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Spencer, Thomas J. Pvt. Feb. 4, 64 3 Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Stuart, Wilson L. Pvt. Jan. 5, 64 3 Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Stuart, Regus W. Pvt. Jan. 28, 64 3 Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Stonebreaker, Jer'h Pvt. Feb. 4, 64 3 Discharged by G.O. June 1, 65.
Starkweather, C. A. Pvt. March 4, 64 3 Discharged by G.O. June 10, 65.
Stone, Samuel Pvt. March 4, 64 3 Killed at Spottsylvania C.H. May 12, 64.
Stone, William F. Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Captured. Died July 12, 64 at Andersonville, Ga.. Grave 3214.
Stebbins, Barnet F. Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Shuts, George H. Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll. (Schutt?)
Scott, Walter Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Tompkins, John M. Pvt. March 4, 64 3 Transferred to Vet. Reserve Corps March 1, 65.
Torry, Melville Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Tracy, Thomas R. Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Tracy, James P. Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Thompkins, John C. Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Thompson, And'w J. Pvt. Nov. 6, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Vincent, George Pvt. March 4, 64 3 Killed in action June 16, 64.
Vaninwidgeon, E. Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll. (VanWegen?)
Whitman, George S. Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Witherall, John Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Williams, Leonard Pvt. Oct. 29, 63 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Wheaton, Amb'e H. Pvt. March 4, 64 3 Prisoner from May 12, 64 to May 10, 65. Discharged by General Order June 19, 65.
Wands, David Pvt. Nov. 6, 63 3 Drafted. Prisoner from Aug. 25 to Oct. 8, 64. Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Wilson, Joseph Pvt. Nov. 9, 63 3 Sub. - Missing in action June 27, 64.
Woodrow, Franklin Pvt. Feb. 22, 64 3 Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Wakely, Burr S. Pvt. March 4, 64 3 Discharged by General Order May 15, 65.
Waggoner, Frank Pvt. March 4, 64 3 Discharged by General Order May 30, 65.
Wilson, George A. Pvt. Oct. 24, 63 3 Sub. - Discharged by G.O. May 30, 65.
Williams, Henry Pvt. Feb. 29, 64 3 Died June 16, 64. Buried in National Cemetery, Arlington, Va..
Weeks, Austin M. Pvt. FEb. 29, 64 3 Captured. Died Aug. 31, 64 at Andersonville, Ga. Grave 5677.
Waggoner, Alon. J. Pvt. April 4, 64 3 Killed in action March 31, 65.
Waggoner, And'w J. Pvt. April 4, 64 3 Deserted May 19, 65.
Westfall, Chas. H. Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Westfall, Elias T. Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Woods, Gardner C. Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Wilbur, Josiah L. Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Webb, Oscar I. Pvt. Nov. 6, 61 3 Died Jan. 14, 63. Buried in Military Asylum Cemetery, Washington, D.C..
Wykoff, Decatur Pvt. Oct. 29, 61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Young, John H. Pvt. Oct. 8, 62 3 Captured. Died at Salisbury, N.C. Feb. 2, 65.
Zullinger, George Pvt. Feb. 10, 64 3 Muster out with company June 30, 65.
Zeek, Hiram H. Pvt. Aug. 22, 63 3 Drafted. Missing in action May 10, 64.
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Soldier's Memorial in Coudersport, PA
Submitted by Barb Hyde, 2009
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Potter County's memorial to its veterans is in the courthouse square behind the courthouse.
The column for the memorial was raised on December 20, 1874. On the four sides of the base of the column are engraved the names of the soldiers who died in the Civil War, organized by township. The 318 names were carved by Joseph Schwartzenbach, the brewer from Germania, who was also a talented stonecutter.
In April of 1887, the statue of a Civil War soldier was placed on the top of the column to complete the monument.
The completed monument was dedicated on June 8, 1887.
More recently, the monument has been expanded to honor all veterans.
Four stone benches, World War I, World War II, Korea, and Vietnam, face the monument. Behind them is a low wall with a center stone that says
IN MEMORY OF THE VETERANS OF ALL WARS
The list of soldiers who died is a historic list, even though we know it is incomplete. The names of the soldiers inscribed on the base of the monument are:
South Face (Front) East Face North Face (back) West Face
ALLEGHENY
Daniel Higley Judd
Adolphus J. Nelson
David Dayton
John Ross
Jeremiah J. Burd
George Cole
William Rogers
Perry Brown
William James
John Peet
George Byam
Carson Wilson
Henry Byam
Allen Hatch
John D. Burd
Chelson Bunnell
Huwlet Smith
Darius Brown
Philo Baker
William G. Raymond
Danial Elisha Smith
BINGHAM
Allen Bennett
Joseph Kile
Leonard H. Merrick
William N. Howe
Girden M. Perry
John Graham
Daniel Monroe
Ephriam Kile
Valorus C. Merrick
Levi Hann
Abram Williams
Chandler C. Crum
Ezra Daniels
Calvin Morris
Washington W. Eddy
Fredus Bacon
Frones H. Cutler
CLARA
John Staysa
Daniel S. Morey
Ira Chandler
Charles Welch
Henry Smith, Jr.
David Baker
Orrin S. Chandler
Joel Terwilliger
George Wakeley
Uriah Robinson
Niles K. Bessy
ROULETTE
George W. Barr
John L. Burt
Abel C. Card
John W. Clark
Angelo Crapsey
John J. Dingman
Lewis A. Fisher
Almeron N. Lyman
John Maltby
David Marsh
John McDowell
William R. Pomeroy
Francis Reed, Jr.
Gardner Sheldon
Lawrence Stratton
Andrew Jackson Thompson
Martin Weimer
Samuel Grace
EULALIA
Samuel Schofield
Uriah Glace
Lorentus Cole
Elijah McNamara
Frank Crook
Loren Haggedorn
Hoxie Austin
R. C. Cannon
Lewis H. Yeomans
William McCann
William B. Jenkins
GENESEE
C. C. Cavanaugh
John Amidon
Dennis Clancy
Isaac E. Seely
James M. Barlow
Martin V. Ryan
Roger Rooney
Washington Wilson
Ira Downs
John V. Plants
Matthew Roach
HEBRON
Daniel Clark, Jr.
John Blackman
Ransom Fessenden
Charles H. Hydorn
Winfield Goodwin
George W. Higley
Benjamin Higley
Francis Davis
Leonardo J. Clark
Andrew W. Estes
Hosea B. Harris
Burdsell Harris
A. George Post
George W. Luce
Martin White
Edward Bickford
Cassius Strong
Roswell Burton
Almeron G. Burdick
Monterville Monroe
Lewis Higley
Ransom Higley
Nelson Campbell
Henry Hollenbeck
William VanWickle
John Phillips
Smith B. Finch
Chauncy VanWegen
Henry Ingram
George W. White
Moses R. Phillips
HOMER
Dennis H. Chesbro
William B. Ayers
John Dereamer
Matthew O. Crosby
Almond M. Chesbro.
Austin Ayers
Mahlon Dereamer
Henry Hadley
George C. Rossiter
Charles J. Earle
Solomon Foster
JACKSON
George Haight
KEATING
Joseph A. Dingee
OSWAYO
Jirah R. Munson
Henry M. Munson
Benjamin R. Goff
John D. Barger
Joseph P. Miller
Wilson Hyatt
Jonathan Oles
Patrick M. Dermott
Henry Snath
Orson Kenyon
William Brizzee
John Brizzee
Cassius M. Cole
Eneas H. Munson
Edward Morley
Nathan A. Goff
William W. Robbins
Alvin B. Harris
James Badger
Edgar Furman
Gilbert M. Kenyon
William M. Wilcox
Leroy West
Milton Merwin
Samuel Stilson
Silas Andrus
George K. Hodge, Jr.
Abner Fosmer
Thomas Kenyon
D. W. Stiles
Henry Seneca Welsh
COUDERSPORT
Barnet F. Stebbins
Asa Toombs
A. J. Northrup
Luman Warringer
GERMANIA
John Butler
HECTOR
Ashley Leach
John Wilkinson
Rook Wilkinson
Thomas Wilkinson
Warren Owen
Joshua Owen
Jared Abbott
W. W. Little
James Brooks
Francis Surdam
James Blackman
Harlow Button
Oscar Webb
Charles Johnson
Simeon Ellis
George Vincent
Jackson Persing
Orlando Sunderlin
Stephen L. Loucks
John Douglass
Samuel Rogers
Sylvester Burdick
Alvin Martin
Austin Weeks
Peter Davis
HARRISON
William F. Stone
Samuel Stone
John A. Thomas
Redner Springer
John Springer
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- [S1033] Who Served in the Civil War, from Potter County, PA?, complete compilation of Civil War veterans from Potter County, >1,100 listed.
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Williams, Henry Private February 29, 1864 3 Died June 16, 1864; buried in National Cemetery, Arlington, Va.,
Martin Weimer Sergeant October 29, 1861 3 Promoted Sergeant; killed at Cold Harbor June 3, 1864
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Who Served in the Civil War?
This set of pages contains the names of over 1600 men (and one woman) who called Potter County home and served in the Civil War.
Some were born here, others came to Potter County later in life. They all helped make the county what it is today.
We owe them thanks and recognition.
And many thanks to Mary Bryant, Charles & Kathleen Heffner, Frankie Stonemetz, Barb Hyde, Ed Worman, and others for a lot of hard work in compiling the list!
A-I J-Z (Veterans Index) Medal of Honor Cemeteries More Information
By Last Name
ABBEY, Emmons J Co I, 65th Inf NYS Vols, Pvt. Enlisted at Auburn. Mustered in 4-4-1865; mustered out with company 7-17-1865 at Halls Hill VA. Carried as Abby. Disability 1-21-1924 Ulysses
M ABBOTT, Jared Died, Co C, 2nd US Sharpshooters ~ [1860 Hector Census]
* ABBOTT, John A. Co K, 58th PA Vols, Cpl. Mustered out on November 1, 1864 at expiration of term. 7-28-1920 John Lyman
ABBOTT, Thomas J. Co G, 53rd PA Vols, Pvt. Discharged by General Order on June 16, 1865. 12-14-1914 d. in Roulette PA
ABGEAR, Charles Co G, 50th Engrs, NYS Vols, Pvt. Enlisted at Elmira 9-2-1861 to serve three years. Deserted 5-1862 at Yorktown VA. Carried as Abquear. ~ [Roulette]
ACKER, Samuel Y. Co I, 199th PA Vols, Cpl. Promoted to Corporal on October 2, 1864 - mustered out with company on June 28, 1865. 1899 Sweden Hill
ADAMS, John Q. Co H, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Discharged on Surgeon's Certificate on February 3, 1865. 1907 Costello
ADAMS, Nathan B. Co H, 136th NY Inf, Pvt. Enlisted 9-25-1862, discharged for disability, 12-29-1862. 5-18-1904 Eulalia
AKINS, Franklin Co I, 2nd PA Cav 10-12-1907 Potter Brook
AKINS, Franklin Co L, 2nd Cav Regt PA Vols. Discharged by General Order, June 27, 1865 [As Aikens] 1908 Potter Brook
ALBEE, Nathan T. Co F, 210th PA Vols, Pvt. Wounded at Gravelly Run, VA on March 31, 1865 - discharged by General Order on August 7, 1865. 4-1904 Presho NY
ALDRICH, James C. Co D, 136th PA Vols, Sgt. Mustered out with company on May 29, 1863 10-26-1863 Potter Brook
ALLEN, Ami Co G, 104th Inf NYS Vols, Pvt. Enlisted August 1864 at Southport for one year. Mustered out with detachment 6-7-1865 near Washington DC. 1934 Parker Hill
ALLEN, Austin K. ~ 1894 Clara
ALLEN, Elijah Co F, 78th NY Inf, Pvt. Transferred to Co F, 102nd NY Inf, Pvt. Mustered out with company, July 21, 1865 1909 [Allegany]
ALLEN, Franklin Morris Co K, 136 NY Inf, Pvt. Wounded in action, 3-19-1865. Mustered out with company, June 13, 1865 6-6-1888 Old Wells Cem, Oswayo
M ALLEN, Lyman Died, Co D, 85th NY Inf, Pvt. discharged for disability, February 18, 1863, at Fortress Monroe, VA. (Widow applied for pension 2-1-1864) bf 1864 [Sharon]
ALLEN, Robert Co H, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Substitute - Mustered out with Company on July 16, 1865. 1910 ~
* ALLEN, Wesley Co B, 188th NY Inf, Pvt. Mustered out with Company, July 1, 1865. 8-16-1930 Hebron
ALLINGTON, Isaac Jr. Unassigned, 86th NY Inf, Pvt. Enlisted 2-16-1864. Discharged for disability, May 20, 1864. 1908 Forest Hill
M ALVORD, James Died, Co D, 148th PA Vols, Pvt. Drafted - captured at Spotsylvania C.H. VA on May 12, 1864. Died at Richmond, VA on July 15, 1864. 7-15-1864 Ulysses
AMES, Albert D Co I, 1st NY Dragoons, Pvt. Mustered out with company, June
30, 1865 11-30-1900 Wells
AMES, Almon S. Co D, 6th Regt U.S. Cav 1-5-1922 Card Creek
M AMIDON, John Died, Co H, 85th NY Inf, Pvt. Enlisted at 9-1861 at Wellsville for three years. Wounded and captured 5-31-1862 at Seven Pines VA, paroled and rejoined company. Died Jan 13, 1863 in Union Hospital in Chesapeake VA. 1-13-1863 Hampton VA Natl Cem - Sect A, grave 3433
ANDREWS, Oscar Co D, 105th Inf NYS Vols, Pvt. Transferred to Co E, 94th NY Inf, Pvt. Discharged, December 29, 1864 10-8-1920 Portage Twp Cem, Cameron Co PA
M ANDREWS, Silas Co G, 46th Regt PA Inf, Pvt. Discharged on Surgeon's Certificate on May 3, 1865. 5-17-1865 Chrystal (GAR)
ANDREWS, Simeon G. Co G, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Deserted on August 18, 1862. ~ ~
ANGOOD, Charles Samuel Co K, 37th PA Vols, Pvt. Enlisted 7-1863. Discharged from August 2 through August 4, 1863. 11-3-1924 Eulalia
ANGST, Henry ~ 1-7-1879 Germania (GAR)
ANNIS, William Co G, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Discharged by General Order on June 21, 1865. 1911 ~
ANSON, Yates Co G, 53rd PA Vols, Pvt. Mustered out with company on June 30, 1865. 9-21-1889 Woodland (GAR)
APPLEBY, Thomas H. Co B, 189th Inf NYS Vols, Pvt. Mustered out with company May 30, 1865. 12-25-1911 Maple Lawn, Bolivar NY
M ARMSTRONG, Luther [Lewis] Died, Co G, 53rd PA Vols, Pvt. Died on March 25, 1864. Buried at Alexandria VA, grave 1,613. 3-25-1864 Alexandria VA, grave 1,613.
ARMSTRONG, Noah G. Co G, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Discharged on December 17, 1862 for wounds received at Antietam, Md. on September 17, 1862. 11-14-1922 Angelo Cem, Angelo WI
ARNOLD, George [Roulette]
ATHERTON, William Dewitt Co F, 97th PA Vols, Pvt. Drafted - discharged by General Order. on June 27, 1865 10-27-1909 Genesee
AUSTIN, Charles T. Co F, 108th PA Vols, Cpl. Promoted to Corporal on August 27, 1864 - mustered out with company on August 13, 1865. 1933 Wellsboro Cem, Wellsboro PA
AUSTIN, Edward O. Co H, 99th PA Vols, Co C, Cpl. 171th PA Vols, Cpl. 1862-1865 8-1909 Forest Hill
AUSTIN, Franklin W. II Co D, 20th PA Vols, Capt. (Rank uncertain) 11-1879 Clara
M AUSTIN, Joseph Hoxie Died, Co H, 46th PA Vols, 1st Sgt. Promoted to 1st Sergeant on September 2, 1861 - died at Hancock, Md. on February 7, 1862. 2-7-1862 [Eulalia]
AXE, John W. Co H, 46th PA Vols, Cpl. Drafted - promoted to Cpl. on October 1, 1864 - mustered out with Company on July 16, 1865. [Carried as Axx]. Pension applied for in 1907. 8-5-1917 Fair Oaks Cem, Lawrence Co PA
AYERS, Allen Corson Btry E, 3rd Lt Arty NYS Vols, Pvt, Mustered out with battery June 23, 1865. 4-30-1894 West Pike
M AYERS, Austin J. KIA, Co K, 149th PA Vols, Pvt. Killed at Gettysburg, Pa. on July 1, 1863. [As AYRES] 7-1-1863 Prob Gettysburg Natl Cem
AYERS, Charles Lyman Co H, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Discharged on Surgeon's Certificate on December 12, 1862. [Brother of Freeman and William] 7-29-1911 Eulalia
* AYERS, H. Samuel Freeman Co G, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Mustered out by General Order on June 15, 1865. [Brother of William and Charles] 8-29-1904 Wharton
AYERS, Jeptha Co E, 3rd NY Arty, Pvt. mustered out with battery, June 23, 1866 12-1-1914 [West Pike]
AYERS, William Co F, 211th Inf PA Vols, Pvt. Enlisted Sept 7, 1864. Not accounted for at Co discharge. [Brother of Freeman and Charles] 1898 [Wharton]
M AYERS, William B. DOD, Co C, 97th PA Vols, Pvt. Drafted - died at Raleigh. NC, on June 16, 1865. 6-16-1865 Unknown
* BABCOCK, Benjamin F. Co A, 171st PA Vols, Pvt. Mustered out with company 8-8-1863. Enlisted as a veteran in Co A, 194th NY Inf, Pvt. Discharged, July 13, 1865 Discharged, July 13, 1865 9-22-1914 Branchport Cem, Branchport NY
BABCOCK, S. H. [Roulette]
BACON, Ferdus Chapman DNB. Co A, 8th regt, WI Vols. Killed by weapons accident. New Madrid MO 3-11-1862 Plainfield (WI) Natl Cem.
BACON, Truman Co G, 46th PA Vols, 1st. Lt. Resigned on September 11, 1862. 6-12-1891 Union Highland, Florence CO
M BADGER, James Co I, 139th PA Vols, Pvt. Mustered out with company on June 21, 1865. 12-29-1892 Wayside Cem, Middletown OH
BAILEY, George P. 149th PA Vols. 5-14-1927 Ulysses
BAILEY, George W. Co B, 189th Inf NYS Vols, Pvt. Mustered out June 15, 1865 at White Hall Hospital, Philadelphia. 12-14-1916 Sharon Center
BAILEY, Lewis H. Co D, 9th Cav and Co L, 15th Cav NYS Vols, Pvt. Bugler 2-28-1914 Myrtle, McKean Co PA
BAILEY, Myron W. Co G, 53rd PA Vols, Pvt. Not on Muster-out Roll 7-3-1912 Ulysses
BAILEY, Robert C. Co G, 53rd PA Vols, Pvt. Not on Muster-out Roll 6-21-1892 Waterville PA
BAILY, Eli Co G, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Substitute - Discharged on June 8, 1865 by General Order. 1906 Unknown
BAKER, Alanson L. Co H 46th Inf PA Vols, Pvt. Mustered in 9-13-1861Mustered out on September 18, 1864 at expiration of 3-yr term. Wounded in head. 12-8-1924 John Lyman
BAKER, Amandan Co G, 26th NY INF, Pvt. Mustered out with Company May 28, 1863. Later, Co I, 6th NY Cav, Pvt. Discharged, June 5, 1865. 11-9-1889 Fishing Creek
M BAKER, David B. KIA, Co H, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Killed at Cedar Mountain on August 9, 1862. 8-9-1862 Battlefield burial?
BAKER, Harry Co G, 53rd PA Vols, 2nd Lt. Resigned in 1863 8-15-1897 Odd Fellows Cem, Hollister CA
* BAKER, Hiram C. Co A, 187th PA Vols, Pvt. Mustered out with company on August 3, 1865. 2-19-1903 John Lyman
BAKER, Isaac B. Co H, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Mustered out with Company on July 16, 1865. 5-7-1880 Hebron
BAKER, Luther Strong Co H, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Mustered out with Company on July 16, 1865. 2-18-1926 Stockton Cem, Stockton KS
M BAKER, Philo Sylvanus Died, Co H, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Promoted to Corporal Sept 1, 1864 - died at Atlanta, Georgia on October 21, 1864. 10-21-1864 Marietta Natl Cem, Marietta GA. Plot B, gr 1174
BAKER, Seth Sylvester Co K, 149th PA Vols, Cpl. Promoted to Cpl. on May 28, 1864 - mustered out with company on June 24, 1865. 12-9-1906 Baker Fam Cem, Andover NY
BAKER, Sherman ~ ~ Unknown
BAKER, Sylvester Co K, 147th PA Vols, Pvt. Enlisted 8-26-1862, mustered out 6-24-1865 ~ Unknown
BALDWIN, George S. Co B, 93rd PA Vols, Pvt. Enlisted 11-12-1864. Wounded in Hip at Petersburg VA. Mustered out 6-27-1865 aft 1890 Prob Ulysses
BALDWIN, John E. Co H, 199th Inf PA Vols, Pvt. Mustered out with company on June 28, 1865. 9-30-1911 Forest Hill
BALL Ambrose Btry A, 9th Hvy Arty NYS Vols, Pvt. Enlisted 9-12-1864. Mustered out with battery, June 23, 1866 1904 Ford Hill
BANKS, W. H. Co A, Gen Recr, Pvt. Bugler. 8-23-1862 to 8-23-1865 aft 1890 Unknown
BARBER, Augustin L. Co H, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Drafted - deserted on June 2, 1865. 10-5-1924 Oakland, Warren PA.
BARBER, Francis Co H, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Deserted in March, 1864. ~ Unknown
BARBER, O. Burdick ~ aft 1883 [East Sharon]
BARCLAY, Charles Frederick Co K, 149th PA Vols, 1st Lt.. Promoted from Sergeant to 2d Lt. on March 25, 1863 - captured at Gettysburg, Pa. on July 1, 1863 - Promoted to 1st Lt. on May 18, 1865 - commissioned Captain on May 16, 1865 - not mustered - mustered out with company on June 24, 1865. 3-9-1914 Wayside Cem, Cameron Co PA
BARCLAY, George Bartholf Co E, 1st Lt Arty PA Vols, Commissary Sgt. Enlisted 7-2-1861, served 3 years. [Carried as Barkley] 3-22-1912 Lake View Cem, Seattle WA
M BARGER, John D. KIA Co E, 93rd NY Inf, Pvt. Killed in action, May 6, 1864, at the Wilderness, VA. 5-6-1864 Prob battfield grave
BARKER, Theodorus V. [Theodore] Co I, 155th PA Vols, Pvt. Discharged on Surgeon's Certificate on February 18, 1863. Then Co E, 1st Dragoons NYS Vols. Mustered out 5-31-1865 4-11-1925 Ulysses
BARKLEY, William H. Co K, 149th PA Vols, Pvt. Drafted - wounded at Spotsylvania C. H., Va. on May 12, 1864 - transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps - discharged by Special Order on April 20, 1865. ~ Unknown
BARLEY, Simon Co K, 149th PA Vols, Pvt. Mustered out with company on June 24, 1865. ~ Unknown
BARLOW, Abel J. Co C, 27th Inf NYS Vols, Pvt. Enlisted 10-16-1861 at Deposit NY for two years. Mystered out with company 5-13-1863 at Elmira NY. [Carried as Burlow] aft 1907 Genesee
BARLOW, Andrew J. Co E, 1st NY Dragoons, Pvt. Enlisted 8-4-1862 at Wellsville NY for three years. Wounded May 8, 1864, discharged for disability, date not stated. 5-24-1910 Genesee
BARLOW, George Washington Co G, 53rd PA Vols, Pvt. Discharged by General Order on May 30, 1865. 7-24-1910 Genesee
M BARLOW, James Died, Co H, 37th NY Inf. Wounded, imprisoned, died in 1863 near Richmond. 1863 [Genesee]
M BARNES, Allen C. DOD, Co D, 85th NY Inf, Pvt. Captured, died at Andersonville, 8-7-1864 8-21-1864 Andersonville, Grave 6963
BARNES, Andrew J. Co G, 53rd PA Vols, Pvt. Not on muster out roll. Served 11 months, discharged for disability. 4-5-1917 Alta Mesa Mem Park, Palo Alto CA
BARNES, Charles H. Co I, 189th NYS Vols, Pvt. Absent sick in hospital at muster-out of company 1905 Odin
BARNES, Christopher Henry Co G, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. 188? Clara
M BARNES, George H. DNB, Co G, 46th PA Vols, Cpl. Killed by railroad accident on December 11, 1863. 12-11-1863 Clara
BARNES, George W. Co F, 210th PA Vols, Pvt. Mustered out with company on May 30, 1865. 2-18-1915 Maple Grove Old
BARNES, Hiram Co G, 53 PA Vols, Pvt. Transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps on Janurary 2, 1865. 1-15-1877 North Bingham
BARNES, Isaac F. ~ 1-2-1882 Clara
BARNES, John Co D, 53rd PA Vols, Pvt. Mustered in 4-4-1864, discharges by General Order 6-17-1865 6-11-1905 Ulysses
M BARNES, Monroe Died, Co F, 184th PA Vols, Pvt. Enlisted 5-12-1864. Died at City Point, VA on June 28, 1864. 6-28-1864 City Point VA Natl Cem - Sect E. grave 1215.
BARNES, Zalmon Co C, 85th NY Vols. Was imprisoned at Andersonville and other prisons in the South. Mustered out, March 24, 1865 12-24-1928 Greenwood, St. Petersburg FL
* BARR, Charles Henry Co G, 53rd PA Vols, Sgt. Disabled when wounded at Spotsylvania 5-13-1884 Card Creek
M BARR, George W. Died, Co H, 46th Inf PA Vols. Brother of Charles Henry Barr. Died at Hancock, MD on February 27, 1862. 2-27-1862 [Roulette]
BARR, John ~ 7-16-1870 John Lyman
* BARRETT, Charles Nathaniel Co H, 46th PA Vols, 2d Lt. Promoted from Corporal to Sergeant on November 1. 1861 to 1st Sergeant on February 1, 1862 - reduced on November 1, 1862 - promoted to 1st Sergeant on September 1, 1864 to 2d Lt. on December 18, 1864 - mustered out with Company on July 16, 1865. 3-7-1903 Lewis Hill, McKean Co PA
BARRETT, David W. Co F, 1st Hvy Arty Maine, Pvt 2-26-1914 Hill, Roulette
BARTGES, Solomon I. Co G, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Substitute - mustered in 7-27-1863, mustered out with Company on July 16, 1865. 1-23-1921 Ritzville Mem, Ritzville WA
BARTOO, Eli W. Unassigned, 85th NY Inf, Pvt. Enlisted 10-1-1864. mustered out, June 27, 1865. 1-5-1918 Potter Brook
BARTRAM, Daniel Co D, 50th Engrs NYS Vols, Pvt. Enlisted 3-1865 at Maine NY for one year. Mustered out with company June 13, 1865 at Fort Barry VA [also carried as Bartron and Batron.] 4-4-1901 Wharton
BARTRON, Patrick Henry Co K, 149th PA Vols, Pvt. Mustered out with company on June 24, 1865. 2-1-1920 Santa Maria Cem District, Santa Maria CA
* BASSETT, Byron Co K, 149th PA Vols, Pvt. Discharged on writ of habeas corpus on February 19, 1863. Then Co B, 66th Inf NYS Vols, Pvt. Mustered in 5-12-1864 for three years. Wounded 6-12-1864, Transferred to VRC after 10-31-1864. 4-18-1923 Fern Hill, Chehalis WA
BASSETT, Edwin H. Co G, 53rd PA Vols, Cpl. Promoted Corporal on June 20, 1865 - mustered out with company on June 30, 1865. 3-31-1915 Ulysses
* BATES, Richard Co G, 2 Vet NY Cav, Pvt. Mustered out, August 23, 1865 8-28-1899 died Delevan NY
BAXTER, Jacob A. ~ 1878 Clara
BAXTER, John M. Co K, 149th PA Vols, Pvt. Wounded at Wilderness, Va. on May 5, 1864 - mustered out with company on June 24, 1865. 8-2-1917 Mills
BAXTER, Robert A. Co F, 2nd NY Veteran Cav, Pvt, reduced from Sgt to Pvt. Mustered out 1-31-1865. 9-8-1925 Eulalia
BEALS, Thomas Jefferson Btry H, 112 PA Vols, Pvt. Mustered out with battery on January 29, 1866. (The 112th is aka 2nd Hvy Arty, PA Vols.) 4-16-1897 Ford Hill
BEAR, Benjamin ~ ~ ~
BEARDSLY, Ransom Co H, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Drafted - mustered out with Company on July 16, 1865. 5-27-1909 Unknown
BEATMAN, Peter Co G, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Discharged on Surgeon's Certificate on December 16, 1861. 2-12-1912 Sharon Center
BECKWITH, Edward E. DOD, Co H, 8th NY Cav, Cpl. Died, January 21, 1863, at Belle Plains, VA 1-21-1863 Unknown
BECKWITH, Edwin G. Co E, 85th NY Inf, Pvt. Discharged for disability, November 13, 1863 4-26-1891 East Sharon (GAR)
BEILING, Charles M. Co F, 1st NY Engrs, Pvt. Mustered out with company, June 30, 1865 3-27-1935 West Hill
BELCHER, Samuel Thomas Co G, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Prisoner from April 14, 1865 to April 28, 1865 - mustered out with Company on July 16, 1865. 4-5-1900 Whites Corners
BELDIN, Charles W. Co K, 149th PA Vols, Pvt. Deserted on June 30, 1863. Then Co B 199th PA Vols (Alias Charles Garrison) Enlisted as private 10-4-1864. Captured at Appomattox Court House VA on 4-9-1865. Discharged by General Order 6-21-1865. Widow applied for pension 7-31-1902. Abt 7-1902 [Wharton]
BELDIN, Sylvester Lindsay Co H, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Discharged on Surgeon's Certificate, 1862. 8-20-1927 Moore Hill, Cameron Co PA
M BELL, John N. H. DOW, Co H, 53rd PA Vols, Pvt. Died on June 10, 1864 of wounds received in action at the Wilderness.. 6-10-1864 [Sweden]
BELL, Theo.H. Co E, Cavalry, Cpl. ~ Fox Hill
M BENNETT, Allen DNB, Co A, 90th NY Inf, Pvt. Captured in action, July 13, 1863, at Donaldsonville, LA.; returned to company, August 26, 1863; drowned accidentally, January 8, 1864, at Bayou Boeuf, LA. 1-8-1864 [1860 Bingham census]
M BESSE, Niles K. Died, Co H, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Died at Atlanta, Georgia on October 26, 1864. 10-26-1864 Marietta GA Natl Cen - Sect B, grave 1136
M BESSE, Robert MIA, Co B, 184th Inf, PA Vols, Pvt. Missing at Reams Station VA, 8-25-1864 (carried as Bessee) aft. 8-25-1864 [Sharon]
M BICKFORD, Edwin DOD, Co K, 149th PA Vols, Pvt. Died of typhoid at Washington, D.C. on October 3, 1862 - buried in Military Asylum Cemetery. 10-3-1862 Soldiers Home Natl Cem - grave 535
BICKFORD, William Co D, 148th PA Vols, Cpl. Transferred to Co H, 53rd PA Vols. Discharged by General Order on July 3, 1865. 1867 East Sharon
BIRCHARD, Daniel, Jr. Co K, 149th PA Vols, Pvt. Wounded at Gettysburg, Pa. on July 1, 1863 - mustered out with company on June 24, 1865. 1-7-1912 Unknown
BISHOP, Benjamin F. Co H, 46th PA Vol, Cpl. Wounded in leg at Winchester VA May 25, 1862. Discharged on Surgeon's Certificate on February 2, 1863. 4-20-1915 Glen Abbey Mem Park, Bonita CA
* BISHOP, Edwin M. Co I, 189th NY Inf, Pvt. Injured, transferred to Co E, 5th NY Vet Inf. aft 1890 [Hebron]
BISHOP, Eugene H. Co A, 104th NY Inf, Pvt. Discharged for disability, December 31, 1862. 8-29-1904 Ulysses
BISHOP, John C. Co I and A, 15th PA Cav (aka 160th PA Vols), Pvt. 9-2-1882 Andrews Settlement
BLACK, Jacob Martin Co G, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Substitute - mustered out with Company on July 16, 1865. [carried as Martin Black) 10-11-1923 Oak Ridge, Altoona PA
M BLACKMAN, James KIA Co G, 53rd PA Vols, Pvt. Killed in the Battle of the Wilderness. 5-5-1864 Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania NPM, VA - grave 3278
M BLACKMAN, John T. DNB, Co G, 53rd PA Vols, Pvt. Died on April 30, 1864. 4-30-1864 Unknown
BLACKMAN, Orman Co G, 53rd PA Vols, Pvt. Not on muster out roll, disability in 1883 10-6-1925 Ulysses
M BLANCHARD, Elisha Co D, 85th NY Inf, Pvt. Discharged for disability, reenlisted, captured a Plymouth NC, paroled. Mustered out with unit June 20, 1965. (Brother of Stratton) 8-9-1868 East Sharon (E.T.)
BLANCHARD, Stephen Btry E, 1st PA Lt Arty (aka 43rd PA Vols), Pvt 1861-1865. Mustered out with battery, July 20, 1865 3-18-1895 North Bingham
M BLANCHARD, Stratton Co D, 85th NY Inf, Pvt. Discharged for disability, January 19, 1863. (Brother of Elisha) 1869 East Sharon (GAR)
BLAUVELT, James O. Btry E, 1st PA Lt Arty (aka 43rd PA Vols), Sgt. Promoted to Corporal on October 1, 1863 to Sergeant on June 11, 1864 - mustered out with battery on July 20, 1865. 11-23-1894 Sharon Center
BLAUVELT, Thomas R. Btry E, 1st PA Lt Arty (aka 43rd PA Vols), Pvt. Mustered out with battery on July 20, 1865. 5-25-1888 Sharon Center
BLEND, Hiram Co G, 2nd NY Vet Cavalry, Pvt. Mustered out-with company, November 8, 1865. 1905 Potter Brook
BLISS, Marcus A. Died, Co H, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Drafted - died at Decherd, Tenn. on October 18, 1863. 10-18-1863 Unknown
* BLOGETT, Merrit Co G, 171st PA Vol, Musician. Mustered out with company on August 8, 1863. 4-20-1913 Sinnemahonning, Cameron Co PA
BLY, Edgar Milton Co G, 64th NY Inf, Pvt. Discharged for disability, December 6, 1862 3-18-1891 Hollenbeck
BOARDMAN, Albert F. Co A, 56th PA Vols, Pvt. Not on muster-out roll. 8-1-890 Costello
BODLER, John Co K, 149th PA Vols, Sgt. Promoted to Cpl. on October 28, 1863 to Sgt. on March 1, 1864 - captured at Wilderness and prisoner from May 5, to December 11, 1864 - mustered out with company on June 24, 1865. 8-1-1913 Germania
M BOLIGH, Daniel DOD, Co G, 149th PA Vols, Pvt. Died of typhoid at Washington, D. C. on December 3, 1862 - buried in Military Asylum Cemetery. [Carried as BOLEIGH] 12-3-1862 Soldiers Home Natl Cem - grave 3628
BONAWITZ, John ~ ~ Ford Hill
* BONAWITZ, William Co A, 143d PA Vols, Pvt. Mustered out with company on June 12, 1865. 1906 [Summit]
BOOM, Warren L. Co L, 2nd PA Cav, Saddler. Later, Co E, 1st PA Cav, Pvt. 7-13-1906 [Bingham]
BOOTH, James G. Co E, 58th PA Vols, Cpl. Deserted on August 1, 1864, promoted to Corporal on December 1, 1864 ~ Unknown
BOOTH, John Co D, 188th NY Vols, Pvt. Mustered out with company, July 1, 1865 9-23-1903 [Raymond]
BORDEN, William V. Co K, 207th PA Vols, Pvt. Not accounted for. 8-19-1877 Stony Fork Butler Family Cem, Stony Fork PA
BOSWORTH, Alanson F. Co B, 188th Inf, PA Vols, Pvt. Deserted 10-4-1864. (carried as A. F. Bosworth) 7-9-1892 Wharton
BOSWORTH, James A. Co G, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Discharged on July 16, 1865. ~ Unknown
BOULSON, Alexander Btry G, NY Arty, Pvt 1-9-1890 Hill, Roulette
* BOYER, Andrew Co E, 34th NY Inf, Pvt. mustered out with company, June 30, 1863 1-13-1913 Eulalia
BOYER, David A ~ 1929 West Hill
* BOYER, George W. Co A, 21st PA Cav, Farrier. Mustered out with Company, February 20, 1864 1-20-1916 Eulalia
BOYLE, George Co G, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Drafted - mustered out with Company on July 16, 1865. 1909 Unknown
BRADLEY, George W. Co G, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Mustered out with Company on July 16, 1865. Wounded in shoulder 2-21-1886 Old Wells
BRADLEY, James Co F, 210th PA Vols, Pvt. Mustered out with company on May 30, 1865. 1911 Clara
M BRADLEY, Nichols Nathaniel DOW, Co G, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Died on November 3, 1862 of wounds received at Cedar Mountain, Va. on August 9, 1862 - buried in Cypress Hill Cemetery, Long Island, NY. (Monument Nichols Bradley) 11-3-1862 Cypress Hill Cemetery, Long Island, NY
BRADSHAW, Edward Co G, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Discharged on Surgeon's Certificate - date unknown. 11-14-1910 Spencer Mills Cem, Harvard MI
BRATZ, Gottfried Co C, 97th PA Vols, Pvt. Drafted - discharged by General Order on June 29, 1865. 1-5-1908 Germania
M BRAUN, Frederick KIA, Co C. 58 NY Vols, Capt. Captured in action, October 31, 1862, at Manassas Junction, VA; paroled, no date. Killed in action, May 2, 1863, at Chancelorsville, VA . [Monument: Jacob BRAUN] 5-3-1863 ?Fredericksburg VA Natl Cem
BREESE, James ~ 1893 Riverview, Potter Brook PA
BREMIGEN, Andrew J Co D, 161st NYS Vols, Pvt. Enlisted 8-20-1862 for three years. Captured in action 9-8-1863 at Sabine Pass TX, Paroled and returned 7-22-1864. Mustered out with company 9-20-1865 at Fort Jefferson FL (Carried as Brinigin) 10-13-1928 Riverview, Potter Brook PA
BREUNIG, Joseph Co D, 99th PA Vols, Pvt. Drafted - mustered out with company on July 1, 1865 [Carried as BRUING] 2-26-1898 St Germania (GAR)
BRIDGE, William C. Co G, 53rd PA Vols, Pvt. Not on muster out roll, disability in 1883 9-20-1917 Bell Run, Mckean Co PA
* BRIDGES, Hiram Co C, 141st NY Inf, Cpl. Transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps, September 1, 1863 12-24-1899 Odin
BRIGGS, James M. Co H, 99 PA Vols, Pvt. Drafted - discharged by General Order on June 3, 1865 8-22-1893 North Bingham
BRIGGS, Leonard Co G, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Discharged on Surgeon's Certificate on September 29, 1862. Then Co I 189th Inf, NYS Vols, 2/Lt. Wounded 3-29-1865 at Lewis Farm VE. Mustered out 6-1-1865 at Elmira NY. 2-18-1910 Butte Falls Cem, Butte Falls OR
BRIGGS, Lewis wounded in foot. aft. 1883 P O: Harrison Valley
BRIGGS, Unknown Co A, 96 PA Vol 11- 22-18?? North Bingham
BRIGGS, William I. Co G, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Not on muster-out roll. ~ Unknown
M BRIGHAM, Collins S. DOW, Co G, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Died at Strasburg, VA on May 20, 1862 of wounds incurred April 16, 1862 outside of Harrisonburg VA. 5-20-1862 [Ulysses]
BRIGHAM, Perry ~ 2-2-1913 Ulysses
M BRIGHTMAN, William H. DOD, Co D, 85 NY Inf, Pvt. Died of disease, March 30, 1863, at New Berne, NC 3-30-1863 Maple Grove Old
BRIMMER, Johiel Co F, 10th Cav and Co F, 1st Prov Cav NYS Vols, Pvt. Enlisted 1-4-1864 for three years. Mustered out with company 7-19-1865 at Clouds Mills VA. (Carried as Hail Brimmer and Josiah Brimer) 3-5-1903 Whites Corner
* BRINE, Jesse Co E, 77th PA Vols, Pvt. Discharged at expiration of term. 11-6-1921 John Lyman
* BRINE, William S. Btry E, 1st PA Arty, Pvt. Discharged on Surgeon's Certificate, February 4, 1863 3-13-1919 John Lyman
BRIZZEE, Edward Co G, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Mustered out by General Order on June 7, 1865. 2-12-1897 Wells
BRIZZEE, Freeman Co G, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Deserted on January 19, 1863. Unsuccessfully tried for pension in 1881 1-29-1922 Rathbone
BRIZZEE, George Co F, 210th PA Vols, Pvt. Wounded at Five Forks, Va. on April 1, 1865 - absent at muster out. 4-13-1927 [Oswayo]
BRIZZEE, Horace Co F, 210th PA Vols, Pvt. Discharged by General Order on May 15, 1865. 4-10-1916 Wells
M BRIZZEE, John Died, Coudersport Courthouse Monument ~ [Oswayo]
BRIZZEE, Luther Co G, 46th PA Vols, Sgt. Promoted from Cpl. to Sgt. on November 15, 1864 - mustered out with Company on July 16, 1865. 1906 Wells
M BRIZZEE, William J. DOW, Co G, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Wounded in action on June 22, 1864 at Kennesaw Mtn GA. - died on July 4, 1864 - buried at Chattanooga, TN. [Son of John] 7-4-1864 Chattanooga TN Natl Cem - Sect E, grave 11589
BROCK, Frank ~ 1-9-1894 Hill, Roulette
BROCKWAY, Napoleon Co G, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Deserted on July 2, 1863. ~ [Oswayo]
BRODT, Adam Co K, 153rd PA Vols, Sgt. 9-30-1911 Forest Hill
BRONSON, Frank M. Co E, 5th NY Cav, Pvt. 8-31-1861 to 7-19-1865 2-27-1927 Ulysses
BRONSON, Isaac F. Co F, 50th Engrs NYS Vols, Pvt. Enlisted 1-5-1864 at Corning for three years. Mustered out with company 6-13-1865 at Ft. Barry VA (Carried as Isaac F. Brunson] 1923 Mills
BROOKS, Albert A. Co G, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Drafted - mustered out with Company on July 16, 1865. 9-18-1917 Unknown, died in Natl Military Home in KS
BROOKS, Frederick F Co I, 2nd Mounted Rifles NYS Vols, Pvt. Enlisted 10-7-1863 for three years. Transferred to 2nd Bn VRC 1-1-1865 and discharged 11-28-1865 at De Camp Hosp David's Island NY. 1-9-1895 Clara
BROOKS, Hosea Bobeen Co G, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Drafted - discharged on June 27, 1865 by General Order. 4-28-1915 Oak Grove Cem, Bowling Green, OH
M BROOKS, James K. Died, Co D, 207th PA Vols, Pvt. Died on November 18, 1864 - buried in National Cemetery, City Point, Va., section A, division 3, grave, 24. 11-14-1864 City Point VA Natl Cem - Sect A. grave 15.
BROOKS, John Co F, 210th PA Vols, Cpl. Mustered out with company on May 30, 1865. 1-9-1896 Clara
M BROWN, Darius J. DOD, Co C, 67th NY Inf, Pvt. Enlisted June 24, 1861. Died of disease, September 19, 1861, at Philadelphia, PA 9-19-1861 [Allegany]
BROWN, David H. Btry E and 1st Btry, 1st Lt Arty NYS Vols, Pvt. Enlisted 19-10-1861 at Bath NY for three years. Transferred to 1st Btry 8-5-1862, re-enlisted 12-22-1863. Mustered out with Btry 6-23-1865 at Syarcuse NY. 1-19-1927 Ulysses
BROWN, John V. Co K, 149th PA Vols. Promoted to Corporal on February 21, 1863 to Sergeant on April 1, 1863 - wounded at Petersburg, Va. on June 19, 1864 - promoted to 1st Sergeant on July 1, 1864 - commissioned 2d Lt. on May 16, 1865 - not mustered - mustered out with company on June 24, 1865. 7-5-1917 Duke Center Cem, McKean Co PA
M BROWN, Judson DOD, Co G, 53rd PA Vols, Pvt. Captured - died on July 30, 1864 at Andersonville GA - grave 4,360. 7-30-1864 Andersonville GA Natl Cem - Sect 7, grave 4,360
M BROWN, Perry Died, Co C, 67th NY Inf, Pvt. Enlisted with Darius. June 24, 1861. Discharged for disability, February 7, 1863 ~ [Allegany]
BROWN, Sylvester ~ ~ [Sweden Twp]
BROWN, William J Co G, 46th PA Vols, Cpl. Discharged on Surgeon's Certificate in June, 1862. aft 1907 Unknown
BROWN, William W. Co G, 53rd PA Vols, 1st Lt. Promoted from private to Sergeant to 1st Lt on September 6, 1864 - discharged on January 12, 1865. (disability pension) 5-25-1918 Tioga Point Cem, Athens PA
BUCHANAN, James M. Co C, 64th NY Inf, Sgt. Wounded at Fair Oaks VA. Captured and paroled in 3-1865 at Big Black River MS. Mustered out with Co, 7-19-1865. 1893 Chrystal (GAR)
* BUCK, Frank Co D, 207th PA Vols, Pvt. Co D, 42nd PA Vols, Pvt. Co A, 1st PA Rifles, Pvt. Hospital steward. Order unknown aft 1890 Unknown
BUCK, Norman Co K, 149th PA Vols, Sgt. Discharged on Surgeon's Certificate on March 30, 1863. (Disabilty Pension) 2-24-1908 Prospect Cem, Mansfield PA
* BUNDY, James W. Co C. 48th PA Vols, Pvt. Drafted - mustered out with company on July 17, 1865 3-9-1911 Odin
BUNDY, John Co H, 99th PA Vol, Pvt. Drafted - mustered out with company on July 1, 1865. 2-4-1910 Odin
BUNKER, Lewis A. Co E, 14th ME Inf. Wounded 6-2-1922 Sharon Center
M BUNNELL, Chilson Died, Coudersport Courthouse Monument 9-16-1864 Arlington Natl Cem, Sect 13, Site 7872
BURBANK, Amos E. Co D, 109th Inf and Co D, 51st Inf NYS Vols, Pvt. Enlisted for three years in 1863. Wounded, no date. Transferred to the 51st 5-31-1865. 2-11-1914 Tioga Point Cem, Athens PA
M BURBANK, Jacob D. DOD, Co D, 85th NY Inf, Pvt, Enlisted 9-7-1861. Captured at Plymouth NC. Died of disease 8-22-1864 at Andersonville, GA. 8-22-1864 ?Andersonville
M BURD, Jeremiah J. DOD, Unassigned, 16th NY Arty, Pvt. Enlisted 1-4-1864 at Canisteo NY for three years. Sick in hospital, since July 26, 1864, and at muster out of company. [Brother of John David] aft 8-1865 [Allegany]
M BURD, John David DOD, Co H, 53rd PA Vols, Pvt. Captured 6-10-1864 at Cold harbor VA - died at Florence, SC on October 14, 1864. [Brother of Jeremiah] 10-14-1864 Florence SC Natl Cem, mass trench
BURDIC, George R. Co L, 15th NY Cav, Pvt Transferred to Co L, 2nd Prov Cav. Deserted, July 4, 1865, place not stated 1898 Maple Grove Old
BURDIC, Jesse Co L, 15th NY Cav, Pvt Transferred to Co L, 2nd Prov Cav. Deserted, July 4, 1865, place not stated 8-23-1897 Sharon Center
BURDIC, Peleg Co L, 15th NY Cav, Pvt Transferred to Co L, 2nd Prov Cav. Served in the Shenandoah Valley, Deserted, July 4, 1865, place not stated 1909 Sharon Center
BURDICK, Albert D. Co G, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Mustered out with Company on July 16, 1865. ~ Unknown
M BURDICK, Almeron Green DNB, Co G, 53rd PA Vols, Pvt. Not on muster out roll. Died in Camp California in Fairfax VA. 12-14-1861 Hebron
BURDICK, Elno E. Co H, 46th PA Vols, Sgt. Promoted to Corporal on April 5, 1864 to Sergeant on July 6, 1865 - mustered out with Company I on July 16, 1865. 8-17-1880 d. Nortonville, KS
BURDICK, George Co H, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Mustered out with Company on July 16, 1865. Widow's pension filed in MI, 7-3-1908 6-9-1905 Oak Grove, Montague MI
BURDICK, John C. Co C, 141 NY Inf, Pvt. 12-2-1914 Ulysses
BURDICK, Lewis C. Co C, 85th NY Inf, Pvt. Wounded in action May 31, 1862 At Fair Oaks, VA Wounded in leg. 1-2-1912 Maplelawn, Bolivar NY
M BURDICK, Sylvester DOD, Co D, 148th PA Vols, Pvt. Drafted - captured at Spotsylvania, C.H., Va. On May 12 - died at Andersonville, Ga. On August 28, 1864. 8-28-1864 Andersonville GA - grave 6,339
BURDICK, Ward DOD, Co A, 179th NY Inf, Pvt. Died of acute bronchitis, April 5, 1865 4-5-1865 Arlington, Sect 13, grave 10086
BURLEY, Dexter Paul Co H, 187th NY Inf, Pvt. Mustered out at Satterlee Hospital in Philadelphia. 1-27-1889 Ulysses
BURNSIDE, Russell L. Co G, 53rd PA Vols, Sgt. Not on muster out roll. Widow’s pension started 8-14-1894. bf 8-14-1889 [1860 Harrison Census]
BURROUS, Lyman Sidney 7th Lt Arty, NYS Vols, Pvt. Enlisted in 1864 at Norwich NY for three years. Mustered out with Battery 7-22-1865 at Albany NY. (Carried as Burroughs and Burrows) 10-13-1887 West Branch
M BURSLEM, Edward Died, Coudersport Courthouse Monument ~ [Sharon]
BURT, Ambrose O. Co B, 171st PA Vols, Pvt. Mustered out with company on August 7, 1863. 3-19-1937 Evergreen Cem, Kalkaska, MI
BURT, Benjamin Franklin Co G, 53rd PA Vols, Pvt. Discharged on Surgeon's certificate on December 29, 1864. 5-26-1919 Fairview, Port Allegany PA
M BURT, John L. DOW, Co K, 141st NY Inf, Pvt. Wounded in action, June 16, 1864, at Altonia Mountains, GA. Died of wounds June 22, 1864. 6-22-1864 [Roulette]
BURT, Stephen P Co A, 20th Mississippi Inf, Pvt. Captured 2-16-1862 at Ft Donelson TN. Paroled from Camp Douglas, Chicago, IL. One of the few Potter Countians to fight for the South ~ Unknown
M BURTON, Rosswell DNB, Co G, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Died on May 15, 1864. 5-15-1864 Nashville TN Natl. Cemetery - grave 13778
* BUTLER, Charles A. Co B, 86th MY Inf, Pvt. Wounded at Bull Run, VA and again at Chancellorsville VA. Transferred to Co G, 12th Vet Reserve 7-19-1924 Keating Summit
M BUTLER, Daniel D DOD, Co G, 53rd PA Vols. Died at Andersonville prison, of starvation. 7-30-1864 Andersonville GA, grave 4402
M BUTLER, John KIA, Co K, 149tth PA Vols, Killed at Spotsylvania CH, May 12, 1864. 5-12-1864 [Germania]
BUTLER, Joseph H., Jr. Co H, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Mustered out with Company on July 16, 1865. 12-26-1907 or 1909 Hazel Dell Cem, IA
* BUTLER, William A. Co H, 46th PA Vols, Cpl. Promoted to Cpl. on November 1, 1864 - mustered out with Company on July 16, 1865. 7-17-1900 Eulalia
BUTTERWORTH, George W. Co G, 53rd PA Vols, Sgt/Maj. Promoted to Sergeant Major on June 12, 1865. 7-11-1930 Wellsboro Cem, Wellsboro PA
M BUTTON, Harlow Co H, 28th PA Vols, Pvt. Substitute - discharged by General Order on June 27, 1865. Bf 7-24-1867 [Hector]
M BYAM, Americus Died, Coudersport Courthouse Monument. Co C, 2nd US Sharpshooters, Pvt. ~ [Ulysses]
BYAM, Chauncy A. Co G, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Discharged on Surgeon's Certificate on December 6, 1862. [BYHAM, Chauncy R.] 12-27-1887 Ford Hill
M BYAM, George KIA, Co D, 148th PA Vols. Drafted - killed at Cold Harbor, Va. On June 5, 1864 - burial record, June 12, 1864 - buried in National Cemetery, Arlington. 6-5-1864 Arlington, Sect 27, grave 1025
M BYAM, Henry K. Died, Co D, 53rd PA Vols, Pvt. Captured at Petersburg on June 16, 1864 - died at Augusta, GA on July 15, 1864. 7-15-1864 Magnolia, Augusta GA
BYAM, Simon Co G, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Discharged on Surgeon's Certificate - date unknown. 1-22-1916 Shongo Cem, Shongo NY
BYAM, Zenas Co D, 53rd PA Vols, Pvt. Mustered out with company on June 30, 1865. 11-5-1919 Woodlawn Natl Cem, Elmira NY
CADY, Justus K. ~ 8-11-1901 Eastside Cem, Afton NY
CAIN, Ebenezer Co H, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Drafted - Mustered out with Company on July 16, 1865. 9-23-1914 Fourth Plain Cem, Vancouver WA
M CALHOUN, Raymond KIA, Co G, 53rd PA Vols, Pvt. Killed at Fair Oaks, VA, June 1, 1862 6-1-1862 [Ulysses]
CALKINS, John P. 4th NY Heavy Arty., Pvt. Mustered out with battery, September 26, 1865, at Washington, D. C 1-5-1911 Eulalia
CAMPBELL, Abel C. Steamer Machinist 1903 Forest Hill
M CAMPBELL, Nelson O. KIA, Co C, 72nd NY Inf, Pvt. Enlisted at 17 on 6-7-1861. Killed in action, May 5, 1862, at Williamsburg, VA. Potter County's first battlefield casuality. 5-5-1862 Hollenbeck
CAMPBELL, Oliver H Perry DOD, Co I, 189 Inf NYS Vols, Pvt. Enlisted 9-3-1864 for one year. Died 3-10-1865 at Fifth Army Corps Hospital. 3-10-1865 North Bingham
CAMPBELL, Rodney A. Co D, 76th PA Vols, Pvt. Substitute - discharged by General Order on June 29, 1865. 1920 Hollenbeck
CAMPBELL, William Co G, 53rd PA Vols, Pvt. Discharged on August 18 through August 20, 1863. ~ Unknown
CANNON, James ~ 12-28-1891 Rathbone (GAR)
M CANNON, Robert Cromwell KIA, Co D, 93rd PA Vols, Pvt. Drafted - killed at Petersburg, VA on March 25, 1865 3-25-1865 Poplar Grove Nat Cem, VA - Section D, grave 1552
M CARD, Abel C. Died, Co G, 53rd PA Vols, Pvt. 7-31-1862 Glendale VA Natl Cem - Sect A, grave 9.
M CARD, Albert O. KIA, Co K, 149th PA Vols, Pvt. Killed at Gettysburg, Pa. on July 1, 1863. 7-1-1863 Gettysburg Natl Cem
CARD, Benjamin Co D, 57th PA Vols, Pvt. Discharged on Surgeon's certificate on May 30, 1862. ~ [1860 Roulet Census]
* CARD, Orrin M Co A,188th PA Vols, Pvt. Discharged on October 18, 1865 at expiration of term. 3-26-1932 Turlock Mem Park, Turlock CA
CARD, Samuel ~ 2-24-1884 Card Creek
CARD, William F. Co H, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Mustered out with Company on July 16, 1865. 3-5-1911 Munising Twp Cem, Wetmore MI
CAREY, Abner Co G, 189 Regt N Y Inf - Pvt. Absent sick in hospital at muster-out of company 6-10-1911 Whites Corners
CAREY, John Co C, 2nd US Sharpshooters, Cpl. ~ [1860 Hector Census]
CAREY, Joseph I. Co K, 149th PA Vols, Sgt. Wounded at Gettysburg, Pa. on July 1, 1863 - discharged on Surgeon's Certificate on September 18, 1863. 1-10-1913 [Roulette]
CARLIN, James F. ~ ~ Parker Hill
CARNAGEY, William Co G, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Drafted - mustered out with Company on July 16, 1865. 5-16-1923 Bethlehem Cem, Shippingport, PA
CARNEY, John Co E, 13th OH Cav 3-24-1924 St Marys, Kinney
CARPENTER, George W. Co A, 99th PA Vols, Pvt. Substitute - mustered out with Company on July 1, 1865. 7-22-1913 Ulysses
M CARPENTER, Henry DOD, Co H, 184th Inf PA Vols, Pvt. Mustered in 3-21-1864. Died 6-4-1865 at Hospital, Munson's Hill VA. 6-4-1865 Arlington Natl Cem, Sec 13, gr 10990
CARPENTER, Ira B Co D, 58th PA Vols, Pvt. Drafted - discharged by General Order on June 16, 1865. 12-3-1886 or 1896 North Bingham
CARPENTER, Joseph B Co K, 149th PA Vols, Pvt. Transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps on March 15, 1864 - discharged on August 26, 1862 by General Order on July 7, 1865. aft 1865 Clara
CARPENTER, Lewis E. Wounded in leg aft. 1883 P O: Coudersport
CARPENTER, Lewis I. Disability aft. 1883 P O: Coudersport
CARPENTER, Lewis J. Co K, 149th PA Vols, Pvt. Lost an arm at Gettysburg. Discharged on October 11, for wounds received at Gettysburg, Pa. on July 1, 1863. 11-1-1900 Clara
CARPENTER, William Dennis Co B, 184th PA Vols, Pvt. Mustered out with company on July 14, 1865. 1-19-1920 Rathbone (GAR)
* CARR Edward Dyer Co G, 149th PA Vols, Sgt. Promoted to Corporal on April 13, 1864 - discharged on Surgeon's Certificate on April 25, 1865. 1-20-1906 Raymond
CARR, George A. Co H, 86th Inf NYS Vols, PvtEnlisted 9-7-1861 for three years. Mustered out 9-13-1864 at Elmira NY 1900 Whites Corners
CARR, Stutley H. Co D, 207th PA Vols, Pvt. Wounded at Petersburg, Va. on April 2, 1865 - discharged by General Order on June 15, 1865. 3-23-1904 Corning NY
M CARSON, Matthew B. Died, Co B, 171st PA vols, Cpl. Died at New Bern, NC. on April 23, 1863 4-23-1863 New Bern Natl Cem, Sect 7, grave 1217
M CARSON, Wilson KIA, Co G, 53th PA Vols, Pvt. Killed in action on June 16, 1864. 6-16-1864 Andrews Settlement
CARY, Abner Co G, 189 Regt NY Inf, Pvt. 6-10-1911 Whites Corners
CASE, William A. Co C, 112 NY Inf, Pvt 1862-1865 7-19-1906 Eulalia
CASTLE, Adolphus Co B, 184th PA Vols, Pvt. Transferred to Company E, 7th Regiment, Veteran Reserve Corps on August 17, 1864 - discharged by General Order on July 26, 1865. Disability pension. 2-19-1927 d. Roulette PA
* CAULKINS, David J. Btry D, 1st PA Arty, Pvt. Mustered out on July 2, 1864 at expiration of term. 3-31-1915 John Lyman
CAVANAUGH Oscar M. Co G, 46th PA Vols, Cpl. Promoted to Cpl. on November 1, 1864 - mustered out with Company on July 16, 1865. 4-17-1879 Sharon Center
M CAVANAUGH, Christopher C. KIA, Co G, 46th PA Vols, Sgt. Killed in action on July 20, 1864 at Peachtree Creek GA. 7-20-1864 Marietta GA Natl Cem - grave 7124
CHAFFEE, John C. Btry E, 3rd Lt Arty NYS Vols, Cpl. 1863-1865 2-17-1911 Ulysses
CHAFFEE, Oliver N. Co B, 161st Inf NYS Vols, Cpl. Mustered in as Pvt 8-8-1864. Mustered out with company 11-12-1865 at Tallahassee FL 2-7-1916 Parker Hill
CHAMBERLAIN, Solomon Co E, 99th Pa Vols, Pvt. Drafted - discharged on Surgeon Certificate on June 21, 1865. 7-21-1883 Woodland (GAR)
CHAMPLIN Daniel B. ~ 2-18-1885 Ford Hill
M CHANDLER, Ira KIA, Co G, 53rd PA Vols. Killed at Spotsylvania C.H. on May 12, 1864. [Brother of Orrin.] 5-12-1864 Unknown
M CHANDLER, Orrin R. MIA, Co D, 53rd PA Vols, Pvt. Missing in action at Spotsylvania C.H. on May 12, 1864. [Brother of Orrin.] 5-12-1864 Clara
CHANDLER, Simon Co B 179th Inf NYS Vols, Pvt. Mustered in 4-23-1864, Wounded, no date. Mustered out 6-7-1865 at Satterlee Hosp Philadelphia PA 4-1-1908 John Lyman
M CHAPEL, Alfred DOD, Co D, 85th NY Inf, Pvt. captured in action, April 20, 1864, at Plymouth, NC.; died of disease, August 4, 1864, while a POW at Andersonville. [Carried as CHAPLE, buried as Chapel] Father of Henry 8-4-1864 Andersonville GA Natl Cem - Grave 4,726
CHAPIN, HIRAM Orlaski Co E, 1st N Y Dragoons, Pvt. Mustered out with Company, 6-30-1865. Claimed to have been in 43 battles. 6-7-1903 Whites Corners
CHAPLE, Henry C. Co D, 85th NY Inf, Pvt. captured in action, April 20, 1864, at Plymouth, NC.; mustered out, July 15, 1865 Son of Henry 4-15-1930 Evergreen Cem, Fitzgerald GA
CHAPMAN, Frank Anson 29th Regt. OH, Inf. 1886 Sharon Center
CHAPMAN, Norman Carlton Co K, 149th PA Vols, Cpl. Wounded at Gettysburg, Pa. on July 1, 1863 - transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps on March 15, 1864 - discharged by General Order on June 28, 1865. 1-4-1914 Genesee
CHAPMAN, Ransom Mosier Co G, 107th Inf PA Vols, Pv, Mustered in 1-1862. Discharged 2-11-1865 at expiration of term [Carried as Mosier Chapman] aft 1891 Sharon Center
CHAPPEL, Darius John Co G, 53rd PA Vols, Musician. 8-17-1891 Ulysses
* CHAPPEL, Frank H. Co K, 11th PA Vols, Pvt. Discharged by General Order, May 8, 1865 ~ Unknown
CHARLES, Simon Bolivar Co G, 53rd PA Vols, Pvt, Captured at Reams Station VA. Prisoner from August 25, 1864 to April 29, 1865 - mustered out with company on June 30, 1865. 12-31-1914 Laurel Hill, Odessa NY
CHASE, John H. ~ 11-27-1903 Ulysses
M CHESBRO, Almond M. KIA, Co G, 53rd PA Vols. Sgt. Killed at Gettysburg [Brother of Dennis] 7-2-1863 Gettysburg Natl Cem, Sect B, grave 39.
M CHESBRO, Dennis H. KIA, Co G, 46th PA Vols, Cpt. Promoted from Commissioned Sgt. to Cpt. on November 1, 1862 - killed at Dallas, Ga. on May 25, 1864. [Brother of Almond] 5-25-1864 Marietta Natl Cem, Marrietta GA - Grave 8304
CHESBRO, Hiram H. Co G, 46th PA Vols, Cpl. Discharged by General Order on June 8, 1865. [carried as CHEESBRO] 8-18-1898 Wells
CHESBRO, Jay Co G, 46th PA Vols, Musician Discharged by General Order on June 8, 1865. ~ Unknown
CHESBRO, Sylvester Co K, 149th PA Vols, Sgt. Promoted to Cpl. on October 28, 1863 to Sgt. on September 1, 1864 - mustered out with company on June 24, 1865. 2-28-1897 Marilla Cem, Marilla MI
CHESTNUT, James Alfred Co D, 58th PA Vols, Pvt. Drafted - discharged by General Order on June 12, 1865. 5-14-1927 Fairview Cem, Port Allegany, PA
CHESTNUT, John B. Co K, 149th PA Vols, Pvt. Captured at Gettysburg, Pa. on July 1, 1863 - mustered out with company on June 24, 1865. 6-2-1899 North Bingham
CHILSON, Eli H. Co C, 105th PA Vols, Cpl. Mustered out with company on July 11, 1865. 9-12-1911 Ulysses
CHRISTIE, Charles Co E, 9th MI Cav, Cpl. (d. in Soldier's Home in MI.) 4-4-1919 ?Ulysses
CHRISTMAN, Asahel Co H, 184th PA Vols, Sgt. Discharged by General Order on June 15, 1865. 1-17-1889 Clara
M CHRISTMAN, Charles D. Died, Co B, 184th PA Vols, Pvt. Died in August,1864. [As CHRISMAN] 8-1864 [Sharon]
M CLANCY, Dennis DOD, 170th NY Inf, Pvt. Captured at Ream's Station VA. Died in prison - Salisbury NC. 10-13-1864 Salisbury Natl Cem, “Unknown” burial trench
CLARE, Joseph ~ ~ ?woodland
CLARK, Charles W. Co K,145th PA Inf, Pvt. Enlisted Sept. 12, 1862. Mustered out Nov 25, 1863 2-20-1918 Brookfield Cem, Tioga Co PA
M CLARK, Daniel, Jr. (Brother of Porter) Died, Co H, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Died on August 20, 1862 of wounds received at Cedar Mountain, Va. on August 9, 1862. 8-9-1862 Woodland
CLARK, Ezra T. Co E, 77th PA Vols, Pvt. Wounded at Franklin, TN on November 30, 1864 - transferred to company B April 12, 1865. (Brother of John M. and Israel) 2-28-1916 Bloomer City Cem, WI
CLARK, Isreal S. Btry G, 1st PA Arty, Pvt. Discharged on Surgeon's certificate, May 18, 1865 8-9-1877 East Thorpe Village Cem, Withee WI
CLARK, John M. 1st PA Lt Arty, Sgt. Mustered out with battery on July 20, 1865. (Brother of Ezra and Israel) 6-29-1873 Sartwell Creek
M CLARK, John W. Died, Co G, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Died on October 27, 1864. 10-27-1864 Marietta GA Natl Cem - Sect B, grave 1116
M CLARK, Leonardo J. KIA, Co C, 72nd NyY Inf, Cpl, Enlisted 4-28-1861. Killed in action, May 10, 1864, at Spotsylvania, VA. 5-10-1864 ?Fredericksburg VA Natl Cem
CLARK, Patrick A. Co D, 170th NY Inf, Pvt. Wounded at Petersburg VA. 2-12-1913 St Marys, Winona MN
* CLARK, Porter H. (Brother of Daniel) Co G, 8th Cav PA Vols, Pvt. (aka 89th PA Vols) (Carried as PH Clark) Transferred to Co M 161st PA Vols,7-24-1865. Mustered out 8-11-1865 (Carried as Peter H. Clark) 7-25-1889 Woodland
CLARK, Stephen Died, Co E, 1st NY Dragoons, Pvt. Died at Craney Island, VA 9-26-1862 Hampton National Cemetery, VA Gr 4674
CLARK, Sylvester Co D, 56th Inf NYS Vols, Pvt. Mustered in 10-1-1861. Absent, in confinement at muster out of company. aft 12-1889 [1860 Harrison Census]
* CLARK, Thomas 56th NY Inf, Pvt. Mustered out with company, October 17, 1865 4-22-1922 d. Honeydew WV
CLARK, William R. Co G, 46th PA Vols, Sgt. Promoted from Cpl. to Sgt. on October 13, 1864 - mustered out with Company on July 16, 1865. 2-28-1920 Raymond
CLARY, Sam Co I, 187th Inf PA Vols, Pvt. Mustered in 5-4-1864, Mustered out with company 8-3-1865 2-20-1917 Forest Hill
* CLINTON, George Washington (Brother of Lyman) Co K, 171st PA Vols, Pvt. Mustered out with company on August 7, 1863. Re-enlisted: Co H, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Discharged by General Order on June 8, 1865. [George and Lyman were brothers] 4-19-1912 Reesville
CLINTON, Lyman Co B, 171st PA Vols, Pvt. Mustered out with company on August 7, 1863. 7-16-1906 Reesville
M CLOSE, Abel Died, Co D, 148th PA Vols, Pvt. Drafted - died at Philadelphia, Pa. On July 14, 1864 7-14-1865 [1860 Ulysses Census]
CLOSE, Benjamin Co B, 171st PA Vols, Pvt. Mustered out with company on August 7, 1863. 8-31-1891 Ulysses
CLOSE, William Henry Co H, 148th PA Vols, Pvt. Wounded at Chancellorsville, Va. On May 3, 1863 - transferred to company G, 53rd PA Vols on June 1, 1865 - discharged by General Order on June 8, 1865. 5-18-1927 Boalsburg Cem, Boalsburg PA
CLUKEY, Charles H. Co B, 13th and Co H, 30th ME Vols, Pvt. Served 4 years. 1907 Oleona
M COATS, Welcome S. KIA, Co G, 53rd PA Vols. Killed 12-13-1862 at Fredericksburg. 12-13-1862 ?Fredericksburg VA Natl Cem
COATS, William B. Co F, 141st Inf NYS Vols, Pvt. Mustered in 9-11-1862, mustered out with company 6-8-1865. 2-18-1897 Eulalia
COBB, Aurelius Howard Mustered in 8-6-1862 for three years. Mustered out with company 6-30-1865 at Clouds Mills VA. (Carried as COFF) 12-7-1914 Ulysses
COBB, Edward A. Co G, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Discharged on Surgeon's Certificate in July, 1862. Invalided 9-1869 aft 1869 Unknown
COFFIN, Darius W. Co F, 78th NY Vol Inf. Discharged for disability on 6-16-1862. 9-1-1917 Brookfield Cem, Tioga County PA
* COLCORD, Albert John Co E, 76th NY Inf, Pvt. Later Co C, 147th NY Inf. Later to Co I, 91st NY Inf. 10-10-1918 Homer-Inez
* COLCORD, Amos David Co D, 5th US Cav, 1st Sgt. 5-25-1885 Eulalia
COLCORD, David Dickinson Co I, 199th Inf PA Vols, Pvt. Mustered in 9-9-1864, mustered out with company 6-28-1865 10-4-1905 Homer-Inez
M COLE, Cassius M. Co G, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Discharged on Surgeon's Certificate - date unknown. 11-29- 1867 Rathbone
COLE, Eleazer S ~ 9-3-1879 Potter Brook
M COLE, George Frederick Co G, 53rd PA Vols, Cpl. Promoted Corporal on September 6, 1864 - mustered out with company on June 30, 1865. 5-26-1904 O’Neill Cem, O’Neill NE
COLE, Jacob Co K, 149th PA Vols, Pvt. Discharged on Surgeon's Certificate on April 14, 1863. 1889 Clara
COLE, James H. Co G, 46th PA Vols, 1st. Lt. Prisoner from May 2, 1863 to May 15, 1863 - promoted from Sgt. to 1st Sgt. on May 21, 1864 to 2d Lt. on August 23, 1864 to 1st Lt. on May 22, 1865 - mustered out with Company on July 16, 1865. 11-9-1911 Sharon Center
M COLE, Lorentus S. Died, Btry B, 43rd PA Vols, Pvt. Died near Chain Bridge, Va. on November 28, 1861. 11-28-1861 [Eulalia]
COLE, Roscoe B. Co G, 53rd PA Vols, Pvt. Mustered out with company on June 30, 1865. 10-28-1897 Sharon Center
COLE, William Albertus Co D, 13 NY Arty, Pvt. Mustered out with detachment, June. 21, 1865 1-20-1905 Sharon Center
COLEGROVE, Eugene Co B, 161st NY Vol, Pvt. Mustered in 8-30-1864, mustered out with company 9-20-1865 at Ft. Jefferson FL 1904 Sharon Center
COLGROVE, George Co M, 16 NY Hvy Arty 9-24-1931 Forest Hill
COLGROVE, William H. Btry F and C, 13th Hvy Arty, NYS Vols, Pvt. Transferred to Btry K 6th Hvy Arty NYS Vols 7-18-1865. Mustered out with Btry 8-25-1865 at Washington DC. (Carried as Colegrove) 10-29-1932 Living in Becker MN in 1930 census
COLLAR, Reuben Co G, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Deserted - date unknown. aft 1869 Living in Genesee Twp in 1870 census
COLWELL, William McGee Co F, 210th PA Vols, 1st Sgt. Commissioned 2d Lt. on November 26, 1864, and 1st Lt. on May 16, 1865 - not mustered - wounded at Hatcher's Run, Va. on February 6, 1865 - discharged by General Order on June 6, 1865 5-23-1900 Greenwood Hills Cem, Portland OR
CONE, Anson J. Co H, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Not mustered into United States service. ~ Unknown
CONRAD, Ezra Co H, 141 NY Vol, Pvt. Mustered out with company, June 8, 1865 2-6-1911 McFall
CONVERSE, Mathias Co H, 141st Inf NYS Vols, Pvt. Mustered in 9-11-1862, mustered out with company 6-8-1865 2-6-1896 Potter Brook
COON, Jeremiah M. Co H, 76th PA Vols, Pvt. Drafted - absent, sick, at muster out. 7-21-1880 John Lyman
M COOPER, George N. Died, Co H, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Died on May 28, 1864 5-28-1864 Chattanooga TN Natl Cem - Sect D, grave 12416
CORBIN, Joseph Morris Co K, 143rd PA Vols, Pvt. 1862-1865. Deserted; returned; mustered out with Company, June 12, 1865. (Carried and buried as Morris Corbin) 1-2-1902 Wood Natl Cem, Milwaukee WI
COREY, Anson D. Co G, 53rd PA Vols, Pvt. Absent, on furlough at muster out. 5-16-1893 Ulysses
COREY, Benjamin S. Co C, 2nd US Sharpshooters, Sgt. ~ [Ulysses]
COREY, Charles ~ 3-17-1914 Parker Hill
COREY, George MIA, Co G, 149th PA Vols, Cpl. Missing in action at Wilderness, VA. on May 5, 1864. On or Aft 5-5-1864 Unknown
CORL, Henry W. Died, Co H, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Drafted - died on May 18, 1864 of wounds received at Resaca, Georgia on May 15, 1864. 5-18-1864 Unknown
* CORNELL, Hiram Co K, 149th PA Vols, Pvt. Discharged on Surgeon's Certificate on July 23, 1863. 11-1-1910 John Lyman
CORNELL, Levi [Roulette]
CORSAW, Oscar 4-12-1919 Fishing Creek
CORTRIGHT, Oren Co K, 149th PA Vols, Sgt. Promoted to Corporal on August 29, 1862 to Sergeant on October 28, 1863 - captured at Wilderness and prisoner from May 5, 1864, to February 25, 1865 - mustered out with company on June 24, 1865. 1932 Forest Hill
M CORWIN, Marvin KIA, Co H, 71st NY Inf. Pvt. Killed in Action, August 27, 1862 at Bristoe Station VA. 8-27-1862 [Sharon]
M CORWINE, Christopher KIA, Co H, 53rd PA Vols, Pvt. Killed in action on March 31, 1865. (Carried as Corwin) 3-31-1865 [Wharton]
M COSTON, William Died, Co H, 53rd Inf PA Vols, Pvt. Mustered in 4-4-1864. Died 7-8-1864 at City Point VA. 7-8-1864 City Point Natl Cem, Sect E, gr1966
M COTTON, James DOW, Co D, 53rd PA Vols, Pvt. Died on June 14, 1864 of wounds received in action 6-14-1864 Phildelphia PA Natl Cem - Sect B, grave 190
COTTON, Thomas Co G, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Substitute - Absent, sick at muster out. ~ Unknown
COUNCILMAN, Adelbert G. Co G and E, 50th NY Engrs, Sgt. 1861-1865. 1892 Potter Brook
M COURTWRIGHT, Abraham KIA, Co K, 149th PA Vols, Pvt. Wounded at Gettysburg, Pa. on July 1, 1863 - killed at Wilderness. VA on May 5, 1864. (Carried as Abram Cortright) [Son of Dunham] 5-5-1864 ?Fredericksburg VA Natl Cem
M COURTWRIGHT, Dunham Died, Co H, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Discharged on Surgeon's Certificate on October 7, 1862. Died at Wellsville NY, before reaching home. [Father of Apraham and Oren] 11-19-1862 [Wharton]
COURTWRIGHT, John D. ~ ~
M COURTWRIGHT, Manassa Died, Co B, 171st PA Vols, Pvt. Died at New Bern, N.C. on March 16, 1863 [As CARTWRIGHT] 3-16-1863 New Bern Natl Cem, Sect 7, grave 1216 1216 (As Manassas Cartright)
COURTWRIGHT, Oren Co H, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Imprisoned at Andersonville and Florence SC. Discharged on Surgeon's Certificate on June 5, 1862. [Son of Dunham] 7-8-1932 Forest Hill
M COVERT, John Missing, Co G, 53rd PA Vols, Pvt. Captured on August 25, 1864 - absent at muster out. ~ [Sharon]
* COVEY, John M. Co F, 89th NY Inf, Pvt. Mustered out with company.1861-1865. 11-17-1886 Eulalia
COX, Frank L. Co A, 50th Engrs NYS Vols, Pvt. Mustered in 1-4-1864 for three years. Mustered out with company 6-13-1865 at Ft Barry VA 10-2-1919 Potter Brook
COYKENDALL, George. M. Co G, 53rd PA Vols, Pvt. Mustered out with company on June 30, 1865. 6-4-1909 Hillside, Independence NY
* COYKENDALL, Philo H. Co D, 1st PA Vol Cav, Pvt. Mustered out with Company, September 9, 1864. 3-10-189? Costello
CRAFT, Nelson Co A, 104th NY Inf, 1st Sgt. Enlisted Sept. 30, 1861, mustered out with company 7-1-1864 10-24-1880 Sharon Center
CRANDALL, Arlington Alphonso Co G, 53rd PA Vol, Pvt. Discharged on Surgeon's certificate on March 19, 1865. Wounded five times. 4-12-1891 Mount Hope, Friendship NY
CRANDALL, Benjamin F. Co G, 64th NY Inf, Cpl. Wounded at Fredericksburg VA. Discharged for wounds, May 4, 1864. 5-15-1912 Sharon Center
CRANE, Abelina Co G, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps in November, 1863 ~ Unknown
M CRAPSEY, Angelo M. Died, Co I, 42nd PA Vols, Sgt. Wounded and prisoner at Fredericksburg on December 13, 1862. Discharged, date unknown. PTSD victim -Committed suicide. 8-4-1864 John Lyman
CRAWFORD, John W. Co G, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Substitute - mustered out with Company on July 16, 1865. 12-21-1924 Pascagoula Cem, Pascagoula, MS
M CRAWFORD, Lott DOD, Co B, 184th PA Vols, Pvt. Died at Andersonville. 10-01-1864 Andersonville GA Nat. Cem - Section H, grave 1143
CRAWFORD, Robert M. KIA, Co H, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Drafted - killed near Fayetteville, TN. 12-21-1863 Stones River TN - grave, 26.
CRIPPEN, Erastus Co G, 149th PA Vols, Pvt. Transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps on March 30, 1864. 1-27-1889 Crippen
CRIPPEN, Robert Co A, 2nd US Sharpshooters, Pvt. 1-25-1880 Crippen
CRITTENDEN, Thomas Co F, 210th PA Vols, Pvt. Mustered out with company on May 30, 1865. 5-12-1903 Chrystal
CROCKER, Erastus Co E, 24th NY Cav, Pvt. Transferred to Co. E, 1st NY Prov Cav, Pvt. 9-1911 Maple Grove Old
CROCKER, Horace Co B, 12th NY Cav, Pvt. Mustered in 9-17-1864 for one year, mustered out, June 23, 1865. (Also carried as Horace Scotland) 8-17-1909 Maple Grove Old
CRONK, Hannibal H. Co H, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Mustered out with Company on July 16, 1865. 8-26-1904 Bath Natl Cem, Bath NY - G, 17, 28
M CROOK, Frank Died, Coudersport Courthouse Monument ~ [Eulalia]
CROSBY, John W. Co H, 46th PA Vols, Cpl. Not on muster-out roll. Also Btry B, 5th US Arty. 2-26-1908 Unknown
M CROSBY, Matthew Ostrander DOD, Co G, 53rd PA Vols, 2nd Lt. Died of typhoid at Alexandria VA, January 10, 1862. 1-10-1862 Homer-Inez
CROUCH, George Co D, 76th PA Vols, Pvt. Substitute - discharged by General Order on June 29, 1865. 11-1899 City Point Natl Cem, Hopewell VA - Sect F, gr 966
CROWELL, John Nelson Co G, 53rd Inf PA Vols, Pvt. and Co F 9th Veterans Reserve Corps 5-3-1909
M CRUM, Chandler Clark Died, Co A. 99th PA Vols, Pvt. Drafted - died at Alexandria, Va. on May 4, 1865. 5-4-1865 [Bingham]
M CRUM, Oliver DOD, Co G, 149th PA Vols, Pvt. Captured at Wilderness, VA on May 5, 1864 - died at Andersonville, GA. on September 23, 1864 9-23-1864 Andersonville GA Natl Cem - grave 9554
CULLEN Thomas MEDAL OF HONOR, Co I, 82 NY Inf, Cpl. MOH Citation: Capture of flag of 22d or 28th North Carolina (C.S.A.). 8-17-1913 St Mary's, Kinney
M CUMMINGS, Henry KIA, Co G, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Served three years. Wounded at Winchester VA, May 25, 1862. Killed July 20, 1864 at Peach Tree Creek, near Atlanta GA 7-20-1864 Marietta Natl Cem, Marietta GA - Gr 7125
CUMMINGS, Samuel Co A, 97th Pa Vols, Pvt. Discharged by General Order on June 28, 1865. 3-1-1915 [Potter Brook]
CUMMINGS, Stephen Co C, 7th PA Cav, Cpl. Mustered out with Company, August 23, 1865; ~ West Hill
* CUNNINGHAM, Moses F. Co G, 168th PA Vols, Capt. Mustered out with company on July 25, 1863. 3-1-1895 Unknown
CUSHING, Benjamin Jay Co G, 53rd PA Vols, 1st Lt. Promoted from private to Sergeant to 1st Lt on September 6, 1864 - discharged on January 12, 1865. (disability pension) 11-28-1921 Ulysses
CUSHING, Leavitt Wilson [Wilson] Co G, 53rd PA Vols, Cpl. Discharged by General Order on May 31, 1865.Taken prisoner and escaped outside of Andersonville. Rejoined his unit. Was present at Appomattox 11-12-1883 Ulysses
M CUTLER, Jones H. Died, Co G, 149th PA Vols, Pvt. Died at Washington, D. C. on April 27, 1864 4-12-1864 US Soldiers' and Airman's Home Cemetery, Sect A, grave 231
CUTLER, Romain B. Co G, 149th PA Vols, Pvt. Wounded at Spotsylvania Court House, Va. on May 10, 1864 - absent, in hospital, at muster out. 1924 North Bingham
DALABA, Henry Co A, 97th Pa Vols, Pvt. Discharged by General Order on June 28, 1865. 3-2-1906 Millington Cem, Millington MI
DANFORTH, Lord Byron Co I, 42nd and Co I, 190th Inf PA Vols, Pvt. Mustered out with company 6-28-1865. (carried as L. Byron and as Byron L.) 7-12-1915 Ceres Cem, McKean Co PA
DANIELS, Charles ~ ~
M DANIELS, Ezra DOW, Co F, 58th PA Vols, Pvt. Died at Hampton, VA. on October 27, 1864, of wounds received in action on September 29, 1864 at Fort Harrison, VA. [Brother of William] 10-27-1864 Hampton Natl Cem, VA. Sect E, grave 1237
DANIELS, John Co I, 189 NY Inf, Pvt. Served one year. Mustered out with Company May 30, 1865. 6-24-1923 Ulysses
DANIELS, William Co F, 58th PA Vols. Wounded at Chapin's Farm on September 22, 1864 - mustered out April 1, 1865 at expiration of term. [Brother of Ezra] 1904 [Coudersport]
DARING, James (Poss same as James Dearing) ~ 1869 Clara
DARLING, Clarendon R. Co H, 46th PA Vols, Sgt. Discharged on Surgeon's Certificate - date unknown. 9-19-1865 Ulysses
DARLING, Stephen Co H, 46th PA Vols, Cpl. Promoted to Cpl. on September 2, 1861 - transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps on August 8, 1863. ~ Unknown
DARLING, Thaddeus S. ~ 4-20-1863 Raymond
* DAVENPORT, Frederick Co E, 89th NY Inf, 1st. Lt. Discharged on December 24, 1862 at Fredericksburg, VA 5-25-1893 Eulalia
DAVIDSON, George W. Co G, 53rd PA Vols. Wounded at Petersburg, VA . Discharged on Surgeon's certificate on February 6, 1865. Invalided in April 1865. ~ Unknown
* DAVIDSON, John B. Co B, 161st NY Vols, Sgt. Discharged July 26, 1S65, at hospital 3-19-1910 John Lyman
M DAVIS, Francis M. KIA, Co H, 71st NY Inf, Pvt. Killed in action, August 29, 1862, at Bull Run VA. 8-29-1862 [1860 Hebron Census]
DAVIS, John Co B, 12th. NY Cav, Pvt. Mustered out, June 23, 1865, under General Order No. 83 8-13-1911 Old Wells
DAVIS, Joseph F. Co D, 136th PA Vols, Pvt. Wounded at Fredericksburg, VA on December 13, 1862 - mustered out with company on May 29, 1863. 2-9-1920 d. Harrison Valley PA
DAVIS, Lemuel B. Co H, 188th NY Inf, Pvt. aft 1890 [Austin]
* DAVIS, Leonard C. Co H, 16th PA Cav, Pvt. Wounded.1862-1865 3-8-1911 Woodland
M DAVIS, Peter Died, Co G, 53rd PA Vols. Died at Philadelphia, PA on May 15, 1864. 5-15-1864 Phildelphia PA Natl Cem - Sect D, grave 203
DAVIS, William D. Co B, 1st PA Vols, Pvt. 3 month enlistment - Mustered out 7-24-1861. aft 1890 [North Fork]
DAWLEY, Isaac Co K, 149th PA Vols, Pvt. Wounded and Captured at Wilderness, Va. on May 5, 1864. Sent to Andersonville. Paroled 2-25-1865. Discharged by General Order on June 12, 1865. Disabled 2-27-1893 Genesee
DAWLEY, John ~ 1882 Clara
M DAYTON, David KIA, Co K, 149th PA Vols, Pvt. Killed at Gettysburg, Pa. on July 1, 1863. 7-1-1863 Gettysburg Natl Cem, Grave unknown
DEAN, Henry K. Co E, 1st Lt. Arty ME Vols, Pvt 9-28-1908 West Hill
DEARING, James ~ 1869 Clara
DECKER, Ephraim K. Co C, and A, 161st Inf NYS Vols, Pvt. Mustered in 9-17-1862 for three years. Mustered out with Co A 11-12-1865 t Tallahassee FL. 3-1910 Parker Hill
DECKER, Silas S. Co G, 13th and Co M 6th Hvy Arty NYS Vols. Mustered out with Co M 8-24-1865 9-21-10-5 Parker Hill
DELONG, William Co K, 26th NY Inf, Pvt. Deserted 6-13-1862 at Front Royal VA. Also, Co H, 80th Inf NYS Vols, Pvt. Enlisted 4-10-1864 for two years to make good time lost by desertion. Mustered out 4-14-1865, at expiration of service aft 1890 Genesee
DENNIS, John Co G, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Mustered out with Company on July 16, 1865. ?-18-1921 d. Portage MI
DENNIS, Nathan ~ 2-26-1894 Mills
DENSMORE, Robert Co K, 106th PA Vols, Pvt. 6-27-1911 Rathbone
DEPLANQUE, Albert Co C, 7th Veteran Inf. NYS Vols, 1st Lt. Wounded in action, no date. Dicharged because of wound. (Carried as DePlanque) Pension start 4-28-1897. aft. 1897 Germania
DEPPA, Robert Co I, 28th Inf NYS Vols, Pvt. Mustered in 5-14-1861, Mustered out with company 6-2-1863 at Albany NY. Then, Btry M, 15th Hvy Arty NYS Vols, Sgt. Mustered in 1-23-1864 for three years. Promoted Cpl, Sgt and reduced. Deserted 7-22-1865 at Ft Albany Alxandria VA. 5-3-1902 Costello
M DEREAMEIR, John P. KIA, Co H, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Killed at Cedar Mountain, Va. on August 9, 1862. [As DEREAMIR] 8-9-1862 ?Culpeper VA Natl Cem
M DEREAMEIR, Mahlon KIA, Co H, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Killed at Kenesaw Mountain GA on June 16, 1864. [As DEREAMIR] 6-16-1864 Marietta GA Natl Cem, Grave H-8366
M DERMOTT, Patrick M. See MCDERMOTT, Patrick ~ ~
DIAMOND, F. E. ~ 1901 Sharon Center
DIBBLE, Calvin Co H, 161st NY Inf, Pvt. Wounded in action July 12, 1863 at Cox Plantation, LA. Discharged for disability. March 19,1864. at New Orleans, LA. 4-28-1917 d. Rexville NY
DIBBLE, Henry Co D, 136th PA Inf, Pvt. Mustered out 5-29-1863. Reenlisted in Btry L, 2nd PA Cav (aka 59th Regt), Pvt. Discharged 6-3-1865 1905 Whites Corners
DIBBLE, Lewis W. Co E, 1st NY Dragoons, Pvt. Captured October 23, 1864 - Libby Prison. Mustered out May 25, 1865. 8-28-1891 Ford Hill
DIBBLE, Major R. Co D, 53rd PA Vols, Pvt. Mustered out with company on June 30, 1865. [As DEBBLE] 1-16-1890 Hollenbeck
DICKENS, Stephen L. Co I, 148th PA Vols, Pvt. Drafted - discharged on February 21, 1865, for wounds received in action. 9-5-1908 Parker Hill
DICKINSON, James W. Co D, 85th NY Inf, Pvt. Imprisoned at Andersonville 10 months. Discharged 7-14-1865 11-13-1904 Sharon Center
DICKSON, James Co G, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Drafted - mustered out with Company on July 16, 1865. 10-21-1910 Unknown
DICKSON, James C. Co H, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Drafted - mustered out with Company on July 15, 1865. 8-5-1917 Saegertown Cem, Crawford Co PA
DIMMICK, Ezra R. Co H, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Discharged on Surgeon's Certificate on April 23, 1862. 9-4-1908 LaJose Cem, Clearfield Co PA
M DINGEE, Eleazar Missing, Co G, 53rd PA Vols, Pvt. Not on muster out roll. [As DENGY] 2-21-1898 Siloam Cem, Cumberland Co NJ
M DINGEE, Joseph A. Died, Co C, 97th PA Vols. Drafted - discharged by General Order on June 15, 1865. Died of service-related causes. 8-12-1865 Odin
* DINGMAN, Henry D. Co G, 53rd PA Vols, Pvt. Discharged by General Order on May 20, 1865. 8-19-1897 Hebron
M DINGMAN, John, Jr. Died, Co H, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Died at Nashville, Tennessee on June 25, 1864. 6-25-1864 Nashville TN Natl. Cemetery - Sect H, grave 9721
* DINGMAN, William Co H, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Discharged by General Order on June 8, 1865. Disability pension. 8-4-1894 Eulalia
DININY, George E. Co A, 1st Vet Cav NYS Vols, Pvt. Mustered in 7-1-1863 for three years. Mustered out 5-25-1865 at hospital, Gallipolis OH. (Also carried as Dining and Denimy) 8-5-1909 Genesee
DISBROW, Alonzo A. Co F, 64th Inf, NYS Vols, Pvt. Mustered in 10-16-1862 for three years. Discharged for disability 2-8-1864 in Washington DC 10-2-1890 Ulysses
DOAN, John Co B, 149th PA Vols, Pvt. Drafted - discharged on Surgeon's Certificate on March 22, 1864. 11-22-1912 Parker Hill
DODGE, Daniel (Father of George W.) Co B, 15th NY Cav. Pvt. Mustered out, June 12,1865, at Alexandria, VA 10-20-1886 Sharon Center
DODGE, George W. (Son of Daniel) Co F, 5th NY Cav, Sgt. Wounded at Hagarstown MD, Discharged September 21, 1864 1931 Sharon Center
DODGE, Martin (Brother of Vincent) Co D, 136 PA Vols, 2nd Lt. Re-enlisted in Co D, 53rd PA Vols and served till the end of the war. 5-26-1906 Potter Brook
DODGE, Vincent M. (Brother of Martin) Co D, 136 PA Vols, Pvt. Discharged, then drafted into Co D, 58th PA Vols. 4-26-1905 Potter Brook
* DOLLWAY, John B. Co E, 100th Inf NYS Vols, Pvt. Mustered in 10-6-1864, mustered out with company 8-28-1865 at Richmond VA. 11-1-1898 John Lyman
DONNELLY, James Marshall Co D, 1st Inf MI Vols. (3-month regiment) Then Co F, 210th PA Vols, Musician. Mustered in 9-16-1864. Mustered out with company on May 30, 1865. 10-7-1921 Mattawana Cem, Mifflin Co PA
DORLAND, James Co D, 56th NY Inf, Pvt. Mustered out with company Oct. 17. 1865. [carried as Darling] 12-12-1914 Mills
DORLAND, L. A. 189th NY Vol ~ Harrison Twp
DOUD, Charles Henry Co D, 53rd PA Vols, Pvt. Mustered in 4-4-1864. Absent, sick, at muster out 6-30-1865. 12-30-1910 Mills
DOUGLASS, George W. Co D, 57th Inf PA Vols, Pvt. Mustered in 10-23-1861, transferred to VRC 3-1-1864. 4-8-1924 Sabinsvi
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- [S202] J.H.Beers & Co, Publishers, History of the Counties of McKean, Elk, Cameron and Potter, Pennsylvania with Biographical Selections 1890, (Name: PA-Roots; Date: 1890;), 1067- Weimers, 24238? http://www.pa-roots.com/index.php/pabooks/24-historymecp.
list, ... Weimer, Michael, 99th P.V. Weimer, John V., 149th P.V. ...... (3) facts
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George Weimer was a baker by trade and had baked bread in Napoleon's army. His property extended from the Pomeroy Bridge (Roulette) east to where the Baptist Church is today. They suffered many privations- for their coffee, they dried raspberry leaves and for saleratus (soda) they burned powdered corn. George had five sons (three in the Civil War, Michael, Martin, and John) George W. married Laura Lyman and Otis became a great lumberman and often sailed rafts down the Allegheny.
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George Weimer was a baker by trade and had baked bread in Napoleon's army. His property extended from the Pomeroy Bridge (Roulette) east to where the Baptist Church is today. They suffered many privations- for their coffee, they dried raspberry leaves and for saleratus (soda) they burned powdered corn. George had five sons (three in the Civil War, Michael, Martin, and John) George W. married Laura Lyman and Otis became a great lumberman and often sailed rafts down the Allegheny.
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Weimer, John V., 149th P.V.
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George Weimer was a baker by trade and had baked bread in Napoleon's army. His property extended from the Pomeroy Bridge (Roulette) east to where the Baptist Church is today. They suffered many privations- for their coffee, they dried raspberry leaves and for saleratus (soda)… |
- [S351] Descendants of George WEIMER (Sr).
Martin WEIMER--97 was born on 12 Apr 1831 in Roulette, Potter, Pennslyvania. He died on 3 Jun 1864 in Cold Harbor, Hanover, Virginia. MILITARY: The battle of Cold Harbor was a total victory for the Confederate Army. Years later, General Lee said that he never should have ordered his men to fire on the Union troops. A brief summery of the battle may be found at Battle Summary: Cold Harbor, VA Martin served in Company "G" which was raised in Potter County, Pennsylvania under Arch. F. Jones, Captain. The 53rd Regiment commanded by Lieut. Col. Richards McMichael was attached to the Fourth Brigade Commanded by Col. JOHN R. BROOKE and was part of the FIRST DIVISION commanded by Brig. Gen. FRANCIS C. BARLOW. Source: Organization of the Forces Operating Against Richmond, Under Lieut. Gen Ulysses S. Grant, U.S. Army, on the Morning of May 5, 1864. MAY 4-JUNE 12, 1864--Campaign from the Rapidan to the James River, Va. O.R.-- SERIES I--VOLUME XXXVI/1 [S# 67] NOTE: Martin was killed on 3 June 1864
- [S51] Victor L. Beebe, Beebe, Victor L., History of Potter County, Pennsylvania, (Name: Potter County Historical Society, 1934, Coudersport, PA: Press of the Potter County Journal;), 86, 87 George Weimer and Eve Weidrich Weimer, Settled at Roulet (sic), 1830.
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captions under photos: "George Weimer and Eve Weidrich Weimer, Settled at Roulet (sic), 1830. "These two families (Weimer and Schadenberger), with Jacob Weidrich and family, were the first European immigrants to settle in Potter County." -p. 86: Several more pioneer settlements were made during this period. The beginning of the settlement of German immigrants in Potter County was in Roulet (sic). The first of these were a party from Alsace, which at that time belonged to France, but these people are more properly designated as Germans. The following account of this first colony of European immigrants in Potter County was prepared expressly for (The Potter Pioneer) by Miss Mabel Weimer, herself the granddaughter of George Weimer, one of the original colonists:- "On March 18, 1830, George and Eve (Weidrich) Weimer, Jacob and Sally (Der) Weidrich, and Christian and Margaret (Weidrich) Schadenberger, with Mr. Schadenberger's parents, Balthasard and Elizabeth (Kaufman) Schadenberger, and another Weidrich brother who went to Canada, sailed from Havre, France, because they could not make a living in their native country, and because they did not want their sons to be drafted into the army. "The captain of the ship on which they sailed took them nearly to the Gulf of Mexico, where he inteded selling them as slaves. They found this out and were about to throw him overboard, when he promised to land them at Philadelphia, which he did June 19, 1830, after being on the water ninety days. "After landing at Philadelphia, they came to Jersey Shore to a land agent, who brought them to Potter County. They lived in a barn on the old Joshua Jackson place on Ayres Hill for several days. "George Weimer was born at Inglesby, France, and was married to Margaret Lehman, to whom two children were born. After the death of his first wife, he married Eve Weidrich, to whom 16 children were born, 5 of whom,
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