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Pennsylvania in the US Civil War (USA) 1861-1865

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Source: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/19023593/philip_walters_etter

Pvt. Philip Walters Etter, USA (1844 - 1928)
PVT CO C 127th PA REG Son of Jacob and Elizabeth (Walters) Etter. He married Elizabeth B. Hollinger 5 Sep 1869 in Pennsylvania. Their 15 children include: Katie H. Pollock Joseph H. Abraham H. Samuel...
Pvt. Henry Walters Etter, USA (1846 - 1920)
Reference: Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy : Jun 6 2024, 4:23:51 UTC The son of Jacob & Elizabeth (Walters) Etter, in 1860 he was a student presumably living in Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, although...
Source: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/146436975/joseph_b_ziegler

Sgt. Samuel D. Zeigler, USA (1840 - 1919)
Samuel D. Zeigler was born March 1840, the son of Philip & Martha (Bender) Zeigler. In 1860, he lived in Frankford Township, Cumberland County. A Civil War veteran, he was drafted in Carlisle October 1...
Source: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/6898970/john_george_sheely

Pvt. John George Sheely, USA (1818 - 1898)
The son of Andrew & Anna Maria (Diehl) Sheely, he married Anna Emlet November 21, 1841, but they apparently had no children. In 1860, he was a blacksmith living in Littlestown, Adams County, and stood ...
Pvt. David Young, USA (1824 - 1899)
56th Reg. Co. H Pa Vol. No proof his middle name is William. Birth: November 07, 1824 Potter Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, United States Death: April 08, 1899 (74) Woodland, Clearfield Coun...

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This project is used to relate all units from Pennsylvania who served in the Union Army and such soldiers who were born in PA

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~• Many soldiers wounded and captured and paroled were treated in Annapolis at the USNA
See, for instance: https://www.newspapers.com/image/167930334/ = The Philadelphia Inquirer
Mon, Mar 20, 1865 ·Page 2

Pennsylvania in the US Civil War (USA) 1861-1865

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