Terwilliger, Henry Pvt b. 24 Dec 1843 Dansville, Steuben, New York, USA d. 1 Feb 1927 Shinglehouse, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA: WETZEL Extended Family & More

Terwilliger, Henry Pvt

1843 - 1927 (83 years)

Name	Terwilliger, Henry [1]
	20180318 RVA- 1LT Josiah Edward Terwilliger Picture of Added by Chris Hobson Picture of Added by Chris Hobson 1LT Josiah Edward Terwilliger Birth 3 May 1836 New York Death 28 Aug 1883 (aged 47) Burial Sharon Center Cemetery Sharon Center, Potter, Pennsylvania Memorial ID115622649 · Memorial, Photos 3 Son of Joel and Jane Terwilliger.. Brother Henry buried East Sharon Cemetery also returned home from the Civil War badly wounded. Married Fendora Stevens. Only 1 daughter found who may of been adopted. Civil War Vet..Co.D 85TH NY. Worked as a wood grader for his inlaws. Crushed by a load of logs when his old wounds (shot in both knees) prevented him from getting out of the way. Family Members Spouse Fendora M Stevens Terwilliger* 1843-1939 (m. 1861) Children Mary Sayers Terwilliger* 1868-1937 *Calculated Relationship Lt., 85th NY Infantry. Union Officer Prisoner of War, captured on April 20, 1864 at Plymouth, NC. Left by Tony Klingensmith on 11 May 2017
Suffix	Pvt
Birth	24 Dec 1843	Dansville, Steuben, New York, USA [1]
Gender	Male
Civil War	(Josiah's) Brother Henry buried East Sharon Cemetery also returned home from the Civil War badly wounded. [2]
	20180318 RVA- 1LT Josiah Edward Terwilliger Picture of Added by Chris Hobson Picture of Added by Chris Hobson 1LT Josiah Edward Terwilliger Birth 3 May 1836 New York Death 28 Aug 1883 (aged 47) Burial Sharon Center Cemetery Sharon Center, Potter, Pennsylvania Memorial ID115622649 · Memorial, Photos 3 Son of Joel and Jane Terwilliger.. Brother Henry buried East Sharon Cemetery also returned home from the Civil War badly wounded. Married Fendora Stevens. Only 1 daughter found who may of been adopted. Civil War Vet..Co.D 85TH NY. Worked as a wood grader for his inlaws. Crushed by a load of logs when his old wounds (shot in both knees) prevented him from getting out of the way. Family Members Spouse Fendora M Stevens Terwilliger* 1843-1939 (m. 1861) Children Mary Sayers Terwilliger* 1868-1937 *Calculated Relationship Lt., 85th NY Infantry. Union Officer Prisoner of War, captured on April 20, 1864 at Plymouth, NC. Left by Tony Klingensmith on 11 May 2017 20180318 RVA- Joel Frampton Gilfert 15 hrs 18 March 2018 Like 9 You, Patricia Neilly Vella, Tina Johnson Daughenbaugh and 6 others (see bottom) Comments Brenda Kenealy Williams Linda Goodnoe Russell Like · Reply · 11h Donald Adams Joel, keep posting these pics that I love. I do have distant Olmsted and Langworthy in my ancestor book. Maybe I can claim one if I check a bit...b Like · Reply · 8h Edward Terwilliger Northern Captain- Civil War Father of Miss Mary Sayers Terwilliger Uncle of Leah Booth Goodnoe and Edith Booth Olmsted. Great uncle of Gordon Booth Goodnoe Great uncle of Edith Mary Goodnoe Winch Five Officers who escaped from Rebel prison. Civil War Terwilliger, Starr, Langworthy, Aldrich, Hastings. Left to right. Josiah E. Terwillger Capt Co O, 85 NY Hebron Twp Daniel Langworthy Little Genesee 85th NY Regarding the capture and escape of these 5 officers, extracted from Chauncy's info above: the Battle of Plymouth in April of 1864. In mid-April 1864, the New York 85th was traveling aboard the Massassoit when they came under attack by Confederate forces. Fighting lasted for days and in the end, the 85th Regiment surrendered to the Confederates at Plymouth. They were taken prisoner on April 20 and were marched south for four days until they were put on a train and moved to various prisoner of war camps throughout the south. They eventually found themselves at the camp in Columbia, South Carolina. Five months passed without any information and on October 11, 1864, Aldrich and four fellow officers from the 85th escaped. It was a full day before the Confederates set the bloodhounds after them, but Aldrich and his officers had too much of a head start. For the next month, the officers made their way north. It was November 18, 1864, Aldrich's birthday, when they arrived safely in Rochester, New York.
		Civil War 5 excaped Hebron bk FB180318JoelFGilfert 20180318 RVA- Joel Frampton Gilfert 15 hrs 18 March 2018 Like 9 You, Patricia Neilly Vella, Tina Johnson Daughenbaugh and 6 others (see bottom) Comments Brenda Kenealy Williams Linda Goodnoe Russell Like · Reply · 11h Donald Adams Joel, keep posting these pics that I love. I do have distant Olmsted and Langworthy in my ancestor book. Maybe I…
		Civil War 5 excaped Hebron FB180318JoelFGilfert 20180318 RVA- Joel Frampton Gilfert 15 hrs 18 March 2018 Like 9 You, Patricia Neilly Vella, Tina Johnson Daughenbaugh and 6 others (see bottom) Comments Brenda Kenealy Williams Linda Goodnoe Russell Like · Reply · 11h Donald Adams Joel, keep posting these pics that I love. I do have distant Olmsted and Langworthy in my ancestor book. Maybe I…
Civil War	25 May 1864	Dallas, Paulding, Georgia, USA [3]
	Losses in the 46th Reg't Pa Vet Vols, At the battle near Dallas. Ga., May 25, Capt. Dennis H. Cheesbro killed, Sergt. Jas. H. Cole wounded in arm, Sergt. C. A. Estes in hand, Corporal E. A. Richmond in head, Corporal Wm. R. Clark in hand, Privates Henry Terwilliger in arm, L. D. Estes in hand, Eli Bailey in back, Geo. W. Bradley shoulder, slight.
	20221106GHLn- Civil War- Losses in the 46th Reg't PVV, Chatahoochie River & Atlanta Campaigns, July 13, 15, 21 CLIPPED FROM The Potter Journal and News Item Coudersport, Pennsylvania 17 Aug 1864, Wed • p3 wetzupdoc Member Photo BYwetzupdoc · 06 Nov 2022 Losses in the 46th. CAMP OF THE 46th REG'T PA. VET. VOLS., CHATAHOOCHIE RIVER, GA., July 13. ED. JOURNAL: I have the honor to request! of veu to publish the following list of casalties in Co. G. P. V. V , during the present campaign : John W. Crawford, wounded in side and arm at the battle of Resacca, Ga., May 15. At the battle near Dallas. Ga., May 25, Capt. Dennis H. Cheesbro killed, Sergt. Jas. H. Cole wounded in arm, Sergt. C. A. Estes in hand, Corporal E. A. Richmond in head, Corporal Wm. R. Clark in hand, Privates Henry Terwilliger in arm, L. D. Estes in hand, Eli Bailey in back, Geo. W. Bradley shoulder, slight. On skirmish line near Lost Mountain, June 15, Sergt. C. E. Lovell in hand; Privates Alfred N. Higley in foot, Hiram H. Cheesbro in head, Solomon Nobles in hand, Geo. Romigh in leg, Henry Kinsey in wrist, Lewis B. Mygrants in leg. On June 22, near Kenesaw Mountains, Martin V. Ryan in neck and shoulder, Wm. J. Brizzee wounded in leg while on skirmish line, leg amputated ; William Wilcox missing. Yours, WILLIAM SHATTUCK. Lieut. Commanding Co. G. _____ CAMP OF 4Gth REGT. P.V.V. CHATAHOOCHIE, GA, July 15, ED. JOURNAL: I send the following morning "Report taken from the records of Company H, P.V.V., July 15, 186 4, for the information of those having friends in the Company: 1 Commanding Officer present for duty-, Capt. Alex. W. Selfridge. 46 enlisted men present for duty. 9 enlisted men absent on detatched service. 38 enlisted men absent, sick and wounded. 1 Commanding Officer, Lieut. Orlando J. Rees, absent without Leave since June 7th. •(•Recently learned that he was in Officer's Hospital at Nashville, Tenn.) Names or men absent in Hospitals. Sergts. Daniel D. Tompkins, absent, wounded in arm severely. Lemuel E. Sinsebaugh wounded in hand. Corporals Michael Dunn, legs both amputated. Elno E. Burdick, leg, slight. Wallace Hollenbeck, thigh, severely. Privates Charles N. Barrett, breast, severely. George Burdick, hand, slight. Amos J. Hart, head, severely. William Muer, head, severely. William L. Pocple, arm, severely. Richard N. Preston, fingers amputated. Francis M. Riant, hand, slight. Emanuel M. Stukey, wrist, slight. William B. Butler, shoulder, slight. Reuben Persing, arm amputated. Edward E. KeNey, lung, severely. Barny Stillman, wrist, severely. James C. Marshall, head, severely. Robert E. Manuel, arm, severely. George S. Younglove, arm, slight. Henry J. Epler, sick. George W. Kenyon, reported dead, but not officially. Ner Marshall, sick. John Oliver, do A. D. Pickering, do James I. Ryan, do Adam Steller, do Andrew Farrant, do George N. Cooper, do Jacob H. Wolf, do John Dingman, died in Hospilal At Nashville, Tenn., no official report received. H. H. Cronk, sick. Egbert D. Ostrander, do Leezer Smith, do Augustin L. Barber, do William M. Holmes, do Chester Miles, do George S. Kightlinger, do William Ross killed in action May 23. Sylvester Munson killed in action May 13. Malon Deremer killed in action June 15. Horace R. Pratt killed in action June 15. Lieut. Merrick Jackson dismissed from service May 2d, official report received July 2d. The men present are all in good health.- Paper is a scarce and compells me to stop, B. S., Corp. Co. H, 46th P.V.V. ______ CAMP of THE 46 REGT. PA VET. VOLS. 7 NEAR ATLANTA, GA., July 21. ED. JOURNAL: I herewith enclose a list of the casualties in Co's G and H, of yesterday's battle, which took place near the gates of Atlanta. Please publish it for the friends of the killed and wounded heroes. Co. H.-Killed-Private H. J. Wright, sub., shot through the head. Wounded-Corporal George A. Post, vet., leg broken. Privates Philip L. Jones, vet., thro' side. John D. McDahn, sub., leg broken, Charles Reeves, sub., hand, slight. John G. Hollenbeck, recruit, one finger amputated. Co. G.-Killed- Serg't Christopher C. Cavanaugh, vet., shot through the head. Privates-Henry Cummings, recruit, shot through the bead. Henry Snath, vet., shot through the body. Newton Nelson, drafted, shot thro' the body. Wounded- Serg't Blue Harris, vet., thigh broken. Corporal James Lockwood, vet., thro' side. Privates-Frank Lovell, vet., through bead. William Keck, drafted, in leg. Albert Evans, drafted, in leg. Jacob Cumigh, drafted, in leg. The whole loss in the Regiment was 24 killed and 89 wounded, all very severely. While mourning for our comrades that have been taken from our midst, we have the consolation of knowing that they have performed their duty, gallantly, on many a well-worn field, and that they have sacrificed their lives is a just and glorious cause. Corporal Elisha S. Horton, CO. H. Clipping location on The Potter Journal and News Item page 3 CLIPPED FROM The Potter Journal and News Item Coudersport, Pennsylvania 17 Aug 1864, Wed • p3 wetzupdoc Member Photo BYwetzupdoc · 06 Nov 2022
wounded	25 May 1864	Dallas, Paulding, Georgia, USA [3]
	Losses in the 46th Reg't Pa Vet Vols, At the battle near Dallas. Ga., May 25, Capt. Dennis H. Cheesbro killed, Sergt. Jas. H. Cole wounded in arm, Sergt. C. A. Estes in hand, Corporal E. A. Richmond in head, Corporal Wm. R. Clark in hand, Privates Henry Terwilliger in arm, L. D. Estes in hand, Eli Bailey in back, Geo. W. Bradley shoulder, slight.
	20221106GHLn- Civil War- Losses in the 46th Reg't PVV, Chatahoochie River & Atlanta Campaigns, July 13, 15, 21 CLIPPED FROM The Potter Journal and News Item Coudersport, Pennsylvania 17 Aug 1864, Wed • p3 wetzupdoc Member Photo BYwetzupdoc · 06 Nov 2022 Losses in the 46th. CAMP OF THE 46th REG'T PA. VET. VOLS., CHATAHOOCHIE RIVER, GA., July 13. ED. JOURNAL: I have the honor to request! of veu to publish the following list of casalties in Co. G. P. V. V , during the present campaign : John W. Crawford, wounded in side and arm at the battle of Resacca, Ga., May 15. At the battle near Dallas. Ga., May 25, Capt. Dennis H. Cheesbro killed, Sergt. Jas. H. Cole wounded in arm, Sergt. C. A. Estes in hand, Corporal E. A. Richmond in head, Corporal Wm. R. Clark in hand, Privates Henry Terwilliger in arm, L. D. Estes in hand, Eli Bailey in back, Geo. W. Bradley shoulder, slight. On skirmish line near Lost Mountain, June 15, Sergt. C. E. Lovell in hand; Privates Alfred N. Higley in foot, Hiram H. Cheesbro in head, Solomon Nobles in hand, Geo. Romigh in leg, Henry Kinsey in wrist, Lewis B. Mygrants in leg. On June 22, near Kenesaw Mountains, Martin V. Ryan in neck and shoulder, Wm. J. Brizzee wounded in leg while on skirmish line, leg amputated ; William Wilcox missing. Yours, WILLIAM SHATTUCK. Lieut. Commanding Co. G. _____ CAMP OF 4Gth REGT. P.V.V. CHATAHOOCHIE, GA, July 15, ED. JOURNAL: I send the following morning "Report taken from the records of Company H, P.V.V., July 15, 186 4, for the information of those having friends in the Company: 1 Commanding Officer present for duty-, Capt. Alex. W. Selfridge. 46 enlisted men present for duty. 9 enlisted men absent on detatched service. 38 enlisted men absent, sick and wounded. 1 Commanding Officer, Lieut. Orlando J. Rees, absent without Leave since June 7th. •(•Recently learned that he was in Officer's Hospital at Nashville, Tenn.) Names or men absent in Hospitals. Sergts. Daniel D. Tompkins, absent, wounded in arm severely. Lemuel E. Sinsebaugh wounded in hand. Corporals Michael Dunn, legs both amputated. Elno E. Burdick, leg, slight. Wallace Hollenbeck, thigh, severely. Privates Charles N. Barrett, breast, severely. George Burdick, hand, slight. Amos J. Hart, head, severely. William Muer, head, severely. William L. Pocple, arm, severely. Richard N. Preston, fingers amputated. Francis M. Riant, hand, slight. Emanuel M. Stukey, wrist, slight. William B. Butler, shoulder, slight. Reuben Persing, arm amputated. Edward E. KeNey, lung, severely. Barny Stillman, wrist, severely. James C. Marshall, head, severely. Robert E. Manuel, arm, severely. George S. Younglove, arm, slight. Henry J. Epler, sick. George W. Kenyon, reported dead, but not officially. Ner Marshall, sick. John Oliver, do A. D. Pickering, do James I. Ryan, do Adam Steller, do Andrew Farrant, do George N. Cooper, do Jacob H. Wolf, do John Dingman, died in Hospilal At Nashville, Tenn., no official report received. H. H. Cronk, sick. Egbert D. Ostrander, do Leezer Smith, do Augustin L. Barber, do William M. Holmes, do Chester Miles, do George S. Kightlinger, do William Ross killed in action May 23. Sylvester Munson killed in action May 13. Malon Deremer killed in action June 15. Horace R. Pratt killed in action June 15. Lieut. Merrick Jackson dismissed from service May 2d, official report received July 2d. The men present are all in good health.- Paper is a scarce and compells me to stop, B. S., Corp. Co. H, 46th P.V.V. ______ CAMP of THE 46 REGT. PA VET. VOLS. 7 NEAR ATLANTA, GA., July 21. ED. JOURNAL: I herewith enclose a list of the casualties in Co's G and H, of yesterday's battle, which took place near the gates of Atlanta. Please publish it for the friends of the killed and wounded heroes. Co. H.-Killed-Private H. J. Wright, sub., shot through the head. Wounded-Corporal George A. Post, vet., leg broken. Privates Philip L. Jones, vet., thro' side. John D. McDahn, sub., leg broken, Charles Reeves, sub., hand, slight. John G. Hollenbeck, recruit, one finger amputated. Co. G.-Killed- Serg't Christopher C. Cavanaugh, vet., shot through the head. Privates-Henry Cummings, recruit, shot through the bead. Henry Snath, vet., shot through the body. Newton Nelson, drafted, shot thro' the body. Wounded- Serg't Blue Harris, vet., thigh broken. Corporal James Lockwood, vet., thro' side. Privates-Frank Lovell, vet., through bead. William Keck, drafted, in leg. Albert Evans, drafted, in leg. Jacob Cumigh, drafted, in leg. The whole loss in the Regiment was 24 killed and 89 wounded, all very severely. While mourning for our comrades that have been taken from our midst, we have the consolation of knowing that they have performed their duty, gallantly, on many a well-worn field, and that they have sacrificed their lives is a just and glorious cause. Corporal Elisha S. Horton, CO. H. Clipping location on The Potter Journal and News Item page 3 CLIPPED FROM The Potter Journal and News Item Coudersport, Pennsylvania 17 Aug 1864, Wed • p3 wetzupdoc Member Photo BYwetzupdoc · 06 Nov 2022
pic-nic	Abt Aug 1914	Millport, Sharon, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [4]
	WILDCAT PICNIC 1914: ... Millport band Henry & Mate Terwilliger, Julia Donovan, - Roy Graves - Ed Langdon - Bert Fezington (Fessenden) - George Shultz - Clyde Langdon - Baker - Leon Cole, - Ally Henley - Flo Donovan, - Lou Torrey
	20200428HAv- Lanny Nunn?Potter/McKean County, Pennsylvania Genealogy 6 hrs · 28 Apr 2020 WILDCAT PICNIC 1914: right side .... Millport band row 1 - Roy Graves - Ed Langdon - Bert Fezington (Fessenden) - George Shultz - Clyde Langdon row 2 - Baker - Leon Cole, - ___ - Ally Henley - ___ - Flo Donovan, - ___ - Lou Torrey bottom caption: - 6th man from left in 2nd row is Henry Terwilliger, w. Vest - At his left is his wife, Mate. - 13th lady from left in 2nd row is Julia Donovan. 15You, Grace Titus, Lee Wisel and 12 others 1 Comment Like Comments Brian Leeta Bennett should be Bert Fesenden, Louis Torrey killed in well explosion, Ally Henley filled in auto accident 1 Like · Reply · 6 hours ago6h - Roy Graves - Ed Langdon - Bert Fezington (Fessenden) - George Shultz - Clyde Langdon - Baker - Leon Cole, - Ally Henley - Flo Donovan, - Lou Torrey
Race	White [1]
wounded	(Josiah's) Brother Henry buried East Sharon Cemetery also returned home from the Civil War badly wounded.
	20180318 RVA- 1LT Josiah Edward Terwilliger Picture of Added by Chris Hobson Picture of Added by Chris Hobson 1LT Josiah Edward Terwilliger Birth 3 May 1836 New York Death 28 Aug 1883 (aged 47) Burial Sharon Center Cemetery Sharon Center, Potter, Pennsylvania Memorial ID115622649 · Memorial, Photos 3 Son of Joel and Jane Terwilliger.. Brother Henry buried East Sharon Cemetery also returned home from the Civil War badly wounded. Married Fendora Stevens. Only 1 daughter found who may of been adopted. Civil War Vet..Co.D 85TH NY. Worked as a wood grader for his inlaws. Crushed by a load of logs when his old wounds (shot in both knees) prevented him from getting out of the way. Family Members Spouse Fendora M Stevens Terwilliger* 1843-1939 (m. 1861) Children Mary Sayers Terwilliger* 1868-1937 *Calculated Relationship Lt., 85th NY Infantry. Union Officer Prisoner of War, captured on April 20, 1864 at Plymouth, NC. Left by Tony Klingensmith on 11 May 2017
Death	1 Feb 1927	Shinglehouse, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [1]
	Age: 83
Burial	Sharon Center Cemetery, Sharon Center, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	20180318 RVA- 1LT Josiah Edward Terwilliger Picture of Added by Chris Hobson Picture of Added by Chris Hobson 1LT Josiah Edward Terwilliger Birth 3 May 1836 New York Death 28 Aug 1883 (aged 47) Burial Sharon Center Cemetery Sharon Center, Potter, Pennsylvania Memorial ID115622649 · Memorial, Photos 3 Son of Joel and Jane Terwilliger.. Brother Henry buried East Sharon Cemetery also returned home from the Civil War badly wounded. Married Fendora Stevens. Only 1 daughter found who may of been adopted. Civil War Vet..Co.D 85TH NY. Worked as a wood grader for his inlaws. Crushed by a load of logs when his old wounds (shot in both knees) prevented him from getting out of the way. Family Members Spouse Fendora M Stevens Terwilliger* 1843-1939 (m. 1861) Children Mary Sayers Terwilliger* 1868-1937 *Calculated Relationship Lt., 85th NY Infantry. Union Officer Prisoner of War, captured on April 20, 1864 at Plymouth, NC. Left by Tony Klingensmith on 11 May 2017 Sharon Center Cemetery (Josiah's) Brother Henry buried East Sharon Cemetery also returned home from the Civil War badly wounded.
Person ID	I52987	WETZEL-SPRING

Father	Terwilliger, Joel, b. 1809, Alfred, Allegany, New York, USA d. 25 May 1862, Winchester, Frederick, Virginia, USA (Age 53 years)
Relationship	natural
Mother	Thayer, Sally Jane, b. 1826, Dansville, Steuben, New York, USA
Relationship	natural
Family ID	F37161	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family	Terwilliger, Mate mrs
Family ID	F50034	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

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	Birth - 24 Dec 1843 - Dansville, Steuben, New York, USA
	Civil War - Losses in the 46th Reg't Pa Vet Vols, At the battle near Dallas. Ga., May 25, Capt. Dennis H. Cheesbro killed, Sergt. Jas. H. Cole wounded in arm, Sergt. C. A. Estes in hand, Corporal E. A. Richmond in head, Corporal Wm. R. Clark in hand, Privates Henry Terwilliger in arm, L. D. Estes in hand, Eli Bailey in back, Geo. W. Bradley shoulder, slight. - 25 May 1864 - Dallas, Paulding, Georgia, USA
	wounded - Losses in the 46th Reg't Pa Vet Vols, At the battle near Dallas. Ga., May 25, Capt. Dennis H. Cheesbro killed, Sergt. Jas. H. Cole wounded in arm, Sergt. C. A. Estes in hand, Corporal E. A. Richmond in head, Corporal Wm. R. Clark in hand, Privates Henry Terwilliger in arm, L. D. Estes in hand, Eli Bailey in back, Geo. W. Bradley shoulder, slight. - 25 May 1864 - Dallas, Paulding, Georgia, USA
	pic-nic - WILDCAT PICNIC 1914: ... Millport band Henry & Mate Terwilliger, Julia Donovan, - Roy Graves - Ed Langdon - Bert Fezington (Fessenden) - George Shultz - Clyde Langdon - Baker - Leon Cole, - Ally Henley - Flo Donovan, - Lou Torrey - Abt Aug 1914 - Millport, Sharon, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	Death - 1 Feb 1927 - Shinglehouse, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA

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Sources

[S1127] Ancestry.com, Pennsylvania, Death Certificates, 1906-1964, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2014;), Pennsylvania Historic and Museum Commission; Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; Pennsylvania (State). Death certificates, 1906–1967; Certificate Number Range: 018001-021000.
Record for Henry Terwilliger (11) facts

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Henry Terwilliger in the Pennsylvania, Death Certificates, 1906-1967
Name: Henry Terwilliger
Gender: Male
Race: White
Age: 83
Birth: 24 Dec 1843
Danville New York
Death: 1 Feb 1927
Shinglehouse, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Father: Joel Terwilliger
Mother: Jame Thore
Certificate Number: 20889

Source Citation
Pennsylvania Historic and Museum Commission; Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; Pennsylvania (State). Death certificates, 1906-1967; Certificate Number Range: 018001-021000

Source Information
Ancestry.com. Pennsylvania, Death Certificates, 1906-1967 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2014.
Original data: Pennsylvania (State). Death certificates, 1906-1963. Series 11.90 (1,905 cartons). Records of the Pennsylvania Department of Health, Record Group 11. Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.

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Henry Terwilliger in the Pennsylvania, Death Certificates, 1906-1967
Name: Henry Terwilliger
Gender: Male
Race: White
Age: 83
Birth: 24 Dec 1843
Danville New York
Death: 1 Feb 1927
Shinglehouse, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Father: Joel Terwilliger
Mother: Jame Thore
Certificate Number: 20889

Source Citation
Pennsylvania Historic and…

[S1115] Ancestry.com, U.S., Find A Grave Index, 1600s-Current, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2012;), 1LT Josiah Edward Terwilliger & Fendora M. Stevens Terwilliger.
Record for 1lt Josiah Edward Terwilliger
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1LT Josiah Edward Terwilliger
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1LT Josiah Edward Terwilliger
Birth 3 May 1836 New York
Death 28 Aug 1883 (aged 47)
Burial Sharon Center Cemetery
Sharon Center, Potter, Pennsylvania
Memorial ID115622649 ·
Memorial, Photos 3

Son of Joel and Jane Terwilliger..
Brother Henry buried East Sharon Cemetery also returned home from the Civil War badly wounded.
Married Fendora Stevens.
Only 1 daughter found who may of been adopted.
Civil War Vet..Co.D 85TH NY.
Worked as a wood grader for his inlaws.
Crushed by a load of logs when his old wounds (shot in both knees) prevented him from getting out of the way.

Family Members
Spouse Fendora M Stevens Terwilliger* 1843-1939 (m. 1861)
Children Mary Sayers Terwilliger* 1868-1937
*Calculated Relationship

Lt., 85th NY Infantry. Union Officer Prisoner of War, captured on April 20, 1864 at Plymouth, NC.

Left by Tony Klingensmith on 11 May 2017

20180318 RVA-
1LT Josiah Edward Terwilliger
Picture of
Added by Chris Hobson

Picture of
Added by Chris Hobson

1LT Josiah Edward Terwilliger
Birth 3 May 1836 New York
Death 28 Aug 1883 (aged 47)
Burial Sharon Center Cemetery
Sharon Center, Potter, Pennsylvania
Memorial ID115622649 ·
Memorial, Photos 3

Son of Joel and Jane Terwilliger..
Brother Henry buried East Sharon Cemetery also returned home from the Civil War badly wounded.
Married Fendora Stevens.
Only 1 daughter found who may of been adopted.
Civil War Vet..Co.D 85TH NY.
Worked as a wood grader for his inlaws.
Crushed by a load of logs when his old wounds (shot in both knees) prevented him from getting out of the way.

Family Members
Spouse Fendora M Stevens Terwilliger* 1843-1939 (m. 1861)
Children Mary Sayers Terwilliger* 1868-1937
*Calculated Relationship

Lt., 85th NY Infantry. Union Officer Prisoner of War, captured on April 20, 1864 at Plymouth, NC.

Left by Tony Klingensmith on 11 May 2017
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Photo added by Chris Hobson
Picture of Added by Chris Hobson

Fendora M Stevens Terwilliger
Birth 5 Oct 1843 Sharon Center, Potter County, Pennsylvania
Death 26 Jan 1939 (aged 95)
Shinglehouse, Potter County, Pennsylvania
Burial Sharon Center Cemetery
Sharon Center, Potter County, Pennsylvania
Memorial ID115620898
Photos 2
Flowers 0

Daughter of Sala Stevens and Lydia Jones..
Married Josiah Terwilliger..
Only 1 daughter found who may of been adopted..

Family Members
Parents Sala Cole Stevens 1813-1898
Lydia A Jones Stevens 1816-1874
Spouse Josiah Edward Terwilliger 1836-1883 (m. 1861)

Siblings? Florence C Stevens Sayers* 1846-1940
Florentine S Stevens* 1848-1910
Grace Greenwood Stevens Hook* 1851-1934
Edith G Stevens* 1854-1932
Mabel Leone Stevens Booth* 1860-1951
Children Mary Sayers Terwilliger* 1868-1937
*Calculated Relationship

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Photo added by Chris Hobson
Mary Sayers “Molly” Terwilliger
Birth 1868
Death 6 Apr 1937 (aged 68-69)
Burial Sharon Center Cemetery
Sharon Center, Potter County, Pennsylvania
Memorial ID115623038 ·
Photos 2

Daughter of Josiah Terwilliger and Fendora Stevens..
May of been adopted...

Family Members
Parents Josiah Edward Terwilliger
1836-1883
Fendora M Stevens Terwilliger
1843-1939
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	Cem- Terwilliger, Fendora M fag 20180319 RVA- 20180318 RVA- 1LT Josiah Edward Terwilliger Picture of Added by Chris Hobson Picture of Added by Chris Hobson 1LT Josiah Edward Terwilliger Birth 3 May 1836 New York Death 28 Aug 1883 (aged 47) Burial Sharon Center Cemetery Sharon Center, Potter, Pennsylvania Memorial ID115622649 · Memorial, Photos 3 Son of Joel and Jane…
	Cem- Terwilliger, Fendora M fagrave 20180319 RVA- 1LT Josiah Edward Terwilliger Picture of Added by Chris Hobson Picture of Added by Chris Hobson 1LT Josiah Edward Terwilliger Birth 3 May 1836 New York Death 28 Aug 1883 (aged 47) Burial Sharon Center Cemetery Sharon Center, Potter, Pennsylvania Memorial ID115622649 · Memorial, Photos 3 Son of Joel and Jane…
	Cem- Terwilliger, Mary Sayers Mollie fagrave 20180319 RVA- Photo added by Chris Hobson Mary Sayers “Molly” Terwilliger Birth 1868 Death 6 Apr 1937 (aged 68-69) Burial Sharon Center Cemetery Sharon Center, Potter County, Pennsylvania Memorial ID115623038 · Photos 2 Daughter of Josiah Terwilliger and Fendora Stevens.. May of been adopted... Family Members Parents Josiah Edward…
	Cem- Terwilliger, Josiah E fagrave 20180318 RVA- 1LT Josiah Edward Terwilliger Picture of Added by Chris Hobson Picture of Added by Chris Hobson 1LT Josiah Edward Terwilliger Birth 3 May 1836 New York Death 28 Aug 1883 (aged 47) Burial Sharon Center Cemetery Sharon Center, Potter, Pennsylvania Memorial ID115622649 · Memorial, Photos 3 Son of Joel and Jane…

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

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Potter Co Civil War 46th PVV casualties 18640817PottEntp3
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17 Aug 1864, Wed • p3
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Losses in the 46th.
CAMP OF THE 46th REG'T PA. VET. VOLS., CHATAHOOCHIE RIVER, GA., July…

[S2028] FaceBook- Potter McKean Genealogy, WILDCAT PICNIC 1914: ... Millport band. Lanny Nunns · 28 Apr 2020.
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WILDCAT PICNIC 1914:
right side .... Millport band
row 1
- Roy Graves
- Ed Langdon
- Bert Fezington (Fessenden)
- George Shultz
- Clyde Langdon
row 2
- Baker
- Leon Cole,
- ___
- Ally Henley
- ___
- Flo Donovan,
- ___
- Lou Torrey

bottom caption:
- 6th man from left in 2nd row is Henry Terwilliger, w. Vest
- At his left is his wife, Mate.
- 13th lady from left in 2nd row is Julia Donovan.

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- Roy Graves - Ed Langdon - Bert Fezington (Fessenden) - George Shultz - Clyde Langdon - Baker - Leon Cole, - Ally Henley - Flo Donovan, - Lou Torrey

Wildcat picnic 1914 Millport band FB200428LNPoMcK
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Lanny Nunn?Potter/McKean County, Pennsylvania Genealogy
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WILDCAT PICNIC 1914:
right side .... Millport band
row 1
- Roy Graves
- Ed Langdon
- Bert Fezington (Fessenden)
- George Shultz
- Clyde Langdon
row 2
- Baker
- Leon Cole,
- ___
- Ally Henley
- ___
- Flo Donovan,
- ___
- Lou Torrey

bottom caption:
- 6th man…

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