Daniel Standard Altman, 206th Pa Co E, B

Daniel Stanard Altman was a commissary sergeant of company E of the 206th PA regiment. He also served as Burgess of Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania.

The son of Captain Henry Altman and the brother of Major William P. Altman of Vandergrift. He came to Punxsutawney in 1860. He was married to Emma Bair Altman. They were the parents of one daughter,Laura,who married H. R. King, a Contractor on North Gilpin Street in Punxsutawney.

Burial was made at the Circle Hill Cemetery on Friday,29 January 1897

Sources: ~ Some of this information was taken from the History of Indiana County. page 341. ~ Obituary-Funeral-The Punxsutawney Spirit;Punxsutawney,Jefferson County,Pennsylvania;dated 27 January 1897 & 3 February 1897

http://files.usgwarchives.net/pa/indiana/papers/indianaregister/reg... From the 67th Regt. PV Cold Harbor, Va. June 5th, 1864

MR. EDITOR:

I believe you have not been furnished with a list of killed and wounded from our Regiment yet, so I will endeavor to give you a list, as near correct as I can, of the loss of the 67th Regt since the present campaign commenced.

Killed: JOHN H. NUPP, Comp. G

Wounded: HARRISON MILLER, CO B, shoulder HENRY LONGSDORF, CO B, shoulder HENRY DARRBAKER, CO B, arm HENRY W. CEASE, CO B, hand DANIEL S. ALTMAN, CO B, hip JOHN J. ALTMAN, CO B, knee A.W. KINTER, CO B, arm JACOB WAGGONER, CO B, face MATTHEW McCUTCHEON, CO D, hand SAMUEL McCUTCHEON, CO D., leg JOHN MICHAELS, CO E, head JOHN F. ALTMAN, CO E, arm W.H. STERNER, CO E, legs PHIL HAYNES, CO H, arm JOHN FRY, CO I, arm WILLIAM GRAHAM, CO I, arm ISAAC WALKER, CO I JAS. MAHAN, CO I, hand SAMUEL IRVIN, CO I, neck CORPORAL R. ADAMS, CO I, leg JAMES GAILY, CO I, side M. McDERMOTT, CO K, leg U.S. HAYSE, CO K, leg

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Daniel Stanard Altman was a commissary sergeant of company E of the 206th PA regiment. He also served as Burgess of Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania.

The son of Captain Henry Altman and the brother of Major William P. Altman of Vandergrift. He came to Punxsutawney in 1860. He was married to Emma Bair Altman. They were the parents of one daughter,Laura,who married H. R. King, a Contractor on North Gilpin Street in Punxsutawney.

Burial was made at the Circle Hill Cemetery on Friday,29 January 1897

Sources: ~ Some of this information was taken from the History of Indiana County. page 341. ~ Obituary-Funeral-The Punxsutawney Spirit;Punxsutawney,Jefferson County,Pennsylvania;dated 27 January 1897 & 3 February 1897

Daniel S. Altman 67th Pennsylvania Infantry companies E and B amd 9th Vetran Reserve Corp Company B

http://www.ebooksread.com/authors-eng/w-j-william-james-mcknight/je... Daniel S. was an hon- ored and influential citizen of Punxsutawney. where he served on the council and for many years was justice of the peace, besides which he held the post of Indian agent in the Dakotas under the administration of President Cleveland

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Newspapers: Indiana Register (May-June 1864), Indiana Co., PA From the 67th Regt. PV Cold Harbor, Va. June 5th, 1864

DANIEL S. ALTMAN, CO B, hip JOHN J. ALTMAN, CO B, knee JOHN F. ALTMAN, CO E, arm John F Altman Blairsville

This list includes the boys from Indiana and Westmoreland counties. Yours respectfully, CORP. W.R. BLACK, CO G, 67th Regt PV