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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1913

Page

9

Living Members of Post 70 G A R Enlisted in 1864

A living member of Post 70 G A R recalls enlisting February 25 1864 in Company C First New York Engineers and being discharged July 19 1865 as a Corporal.

First New York Engineers

Civil War Service Records of John L Street and Mr Gibbs

John L Street enlisted August 26 1862 in Company A 145th Pennsylvania Infantry and discharged June 12 1865 as Coronet in the Army of the Potomac. He served in major engagements until discharge. Gibbs enlisted April 1861 with the Bucktails First Pennsylvania Rifles and served until June 18 1860? The Bucktails led by General Kane, famed for Shenandoah Valley and Army of the Potomac battles.

Mpany Pennsylvania Rifles Kane Gibbs Shenandoah Valley Army of the Potomac

Veteran soldiers and their campaigns in the Army of the Potomac

The report notes Henry M Adams enlisted August 12 1861 in Company and served through December 26 1863 in key engagements. It mentions a Captain Baker and Post 70 leader affiliated with the Second Army Corps and Army of the Potomac campaigns. It references a September 13 1804 enlistment in Company D of the One Hundred and Twentieth New York and a June 12 1865 discharge, plus Corporal Caldwell of the Fifth Pennsylvania Volunteers and the Pennsylvania Reserves noted for prominence in major Potomac campaigns.

Baker Second Army Corps Army of the Potomac

Veteran Soldiers Listed By Regiments And Branches

The notice details service records of several veterans: J. W. Brightman enlisted July 3 1861 in Company G Seventy Second New York Infantry discharged July 13 1865 as Sergeant. served with the Excelsior Brigade under Gen Sickles and currently residing at Tear Take. Also notes a June 1861 enlistment in Company F Seventh Ohio Infantry later discharged September 29 1861, re enlisting October 23 1861 as part of Company G Seventh Ohio Volunteers discharged October 29 1864, and Merrick who served with Army of the Potomac and Twenty first Corps under Hooker in the Southwest campaign.

Seventy-Second New York Infantry Brightman Excelsior Sickles Tear Take Seventh Ohio Infantry Ohio Volunteers One Hundred and Eleventh Pennsylvania Infantry Merrick Army of the Potomac Twentieth Corps Hooker

Messenger Enlisted 1862 in New York Regiment

Lieutenant Messenger served in Company H of the 112th New York, recruited from Chautauqua and Cattaraugus counties. He enlisted in August 1862 and was discharged June 5, 1865, as a second lieutenant.

One Hundred and Twelfth N. Y Messenger Chautauqua Cattaraugus N.Y

Navy veteran Chil Crandall listed among local service

Chil Crandall enlisted in August 1864 and was discharged in May 1865. He is identified with the navy among local veterans in the area.

United States Navy Cranall Navy

Sergeant Eaton of the 112th New York at Fort Fisher

Enlisted August 1802 in Company 2 112th New York discharged January 1805 as sergeant. Eaton served in the 10 Army Corps at Fort Fisher and took part in several of the war’s heaviest engagements.

One Hundred and Twelfth New York Eaton Army Fort Fisher

Harlan D Hill Civil War veteran recalls service

Harlan D Hill enlisted August 26 1862 in Company A 145th Pennsylvania Infantry. He was discharged May 31 1865 as a sergeant. He served in the Army of the Potomac and now lives on Carter Hill and visits Post 70 comrades.

One Hundred and Forty-Fifth Army of the Potomac

James Wallace Describes Ninth New York Cavalry Service

James Wallace enlisted October 18 186? in Company 1 Ninth New York Cavalry. Discharged October 25 1864. Wallace rode in Shenandoah Valley and Army of the Potomac campaigns. He resides at French Creek.

New York Cavalry Mr. Wallace Shenandoah Valley Prénch Creek

Corry's Living Veterans Post 70 Edition Profiles Sixty-Two Surviving Civil War Veterans

The Evening Journal dedicates a Post 70 Grand Army of the Republic edition to living Civil War veterans in Corry and surrounding areas. It lists sixty-two local survivors, notes careful verification by the Post, and honors those still with us alongside the fallen.

Corry The Evening Journal Grand Army of the Republic Columbus Post 70 Grand Army Veterans’ Organization

James P Ford Enlisted 1861 in Pennsylvania Unit

James P Ford enlisted August 1861 in the Eighty Third Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers. He was discharged in September 186? He took an active part in the battles of Gaines Mill and Malvern Hill.

James P. Ford Eighty-Third Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers Mr. Ford Gaines’ Mills Malvern Till

Harrington Enlisted in Second Massachusetts Artillery

W Harrington enlisted September 19 in the Second Massachusetts Artillery and was discharged June 25 1865. His artillery regiment served actively in campaigns of the Army of the Potomac.

Massachusetts Artillery

Jones Enlists in 15th New York Cavalry

B. R. C. Jones enlisted January 4, 1864, in Company J of the Fifteenth New York Cavalry. He served in the Shenandoah Valley and the Army of the Potomac and was discharged August 9, 1865.

B. R. C. Jones Fifteenth New York Cavalry Shenandoah Valley Army of the Potomac

Service record of William Mulkie in Forty-Ninth New York

William Mulkie enlisted August 31 1862 in Company G Forty-Ninth New York and was discharged June 17 1865, reflecting three years service during the Civil War.

William Mulkie Forty-Ninth New York

Service record of B H Phelps drummer in 29th Ohio

B H Phelps enlisted August 1861 as a drummer in Company C 29th Ohio. He discharged in March 1863.

B. H. Phelps Ohio

This Memorial Day by Marion N. Baker

Poem honors fallen soldiers and veterans recalling old battles and neighborhood pride. It calls for decorating graves with flags and flowers while offering prayers and gratitude for those who served and preserved the nation’s heritage.

Marion N. Baker Pen

Last Charge at Fort Steadman Noted by 211th Pa Veteran

Enlisted September 1 1864 in Company C 211th Pennsylvania Volunteers. Discharged June 4 1865. Maj Brown served in Hartranft's Division of the Ninth Corps and participated in the final assault at Fort Steadman before Petersburg.

Brown Hartranft Ninth Corps Fort Steadman Petersburg

E P Jones Enlisted in 1862 in New York Regiment

E P Jones enlisted July 6 1862 in Company D One Hundred and Twelfth New York. He was discharged December 5 1862 due to illness. Although living in Chicago he remains an active member of the Post.

New York Jones Chicago

Theodore Loveless Enlisted in 1862 Served With 154th NY

Theodore Loveless enlisted August 3 1862 in Company F 154th New York infantry. Discharged May 1865 as Sergeant. Served in the Army of the Potomac under General Hooker and resides at Fresch Creek.

One Hundred and Fifty-Fourth New York Army of the Potomac Hooker Fresch Creek

Civil War Service Highlights of J. E. Bell and Others

J. E. Bell of Company G Ninth Michigan Cavalry served until war end. Also listed is a member of Company C One Hundred and Second Pennsylvania, in the Third Brigade Fourth Division Sixth Army Corps. Frontline service from March 4 1865 to June 24 1865 including the siege of Petersburg.

J. E. Bell Ninth Michigan Cavalry One Hundred and Second Pennsylvania Sixth Army Corps Petersburg

Corry Vet Mason Enlisted 1862 Navy Cavalry Service

C W Mason enlisted August 1862 and another Corry veteran who served in the United States Navy. Enlisted September 13 1862 in Company K Fifteenth Pennsylvania Cavalry. Discharged June 21 1865 as Sergeant. Wilson's regiment the Fifteenth was composed of picked men known as the Anderson Troop.

C. W. Mason Corry United States Navy Fifteenth Pennsylvania Cavalry

Also Mentioned on This Page

Charles H. Bracken John L. Street Pennsylvania Albert E. Gibbs Henry M. Adams Caldwell M. N. Baker J. W. Brightman George K. Carl A. W. Merrick M. B. Messenger G. O. King Company C Chil Crandall O. P. Eaton Harlan D. Hill James Wallace W. Harrington I. B. Brown E. P. Jones Theodore Loveless James M. Peck J.C. Wilson
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