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PA Civil War Era Newspaper Article TranscriptionsAdams Sentinel, Adams County, PennsylvaniaAdams Sentinel, July 9, 1861 Tribute of Respect about the death of 2 members of the 2nd PA... Adams Sentinel, June 17, 1862 Death of Sergeant Huber (with a description of the 23rd's involvement in the battle of Fair Oaks)... Adams Sentinel, June 17, 1862 James Grimes of Captain Horner's Company who was captured)... Adams Sentinel, June 7, 1864 Drafted Men of Adams County Official List... Adams Sentinel, June 7, 1864 We learn that John W. Shipley, of Cumberland county, a member of Captain Minnigh's company, of the Pennsylvania Reserves, was killed since... Adams Sentinel, June 7, 1864 The 21st Pa. Cavalry, with which Captain Mickley's Company is connected, has been dismounted, and changed into an infantry organization... Adams Sentinel, June 7, 1864 The 1st regiment of the Pennsylvania Reserves were mustered out... Adams Sentinel, July 7, 1864 A letter from Captain Mickley states that the last engagement the 21st Pa. Cavalry were in...The following is given as the list of casualties in Company B... Adams Sentinel, July 12, 1864 The additional drawing for the deficiency in the recent draft under the calls for 700,000 men, was made at Chambersburg on Tuesday last. The following is the list of persons drafted in the several sub-districts in this county... Adams Sentinel, July 12, 1864 Colonel G. H. Covode, 4th Pennsylvania cavalry, was killed in... Gettysburg Compiler, Adams County, PennsylvaniaGettysburg Compiler, November 3, 1862 Who Pioneered the Rebels into Pennsylvania?... Gettysburg Compiler, November 17, 1862 The death of two soldiers... Gettysburg Compiler, January 12, 1863 Singular Fidelity of a Dog on the Battle-Field... Delaware County American, Delaware County, PennsylvaniaDelaware County American, September 24, 1862 The Gallant Colonel Thomas S. Bell is No More... Delaware County American, May, 1864 97th PA Regiment Casualties & Wounded from the fatal charge of May 20... Indiana Democrat, Indiana County, PennsylvaniaIndiana Democrat, May 7, 1862 Casualties incurred on Edisto Island, South Carolina... Indiana County - June 12, 1862 61st Killed and Wounded at the Battle of Fair Oaks... Indiana County - June 12, 1862 105th Killed and Wounded at the Battle of Fair Oaks... Indiana Democrat, July 17, 1862 The Richmond Dispatch of the 30th, has a very full account of the federal prisoners in Richmond... Indiana Democrat, July 17, 1862 List of Killed and Wounded in the 105th Penna. Regiment... Indiana Democrat, July 17, 1862 The Surrender of Murfreesboro Tenn.-The Killed and Wounded on Both Sides... Indiana Democrat, July 17, 1862 The number of Pennsylvania Colonels who have lost their lives during the present war is eighteen. Of them sixteen were killed in battle and two died in camp of disease. The sad record is as follows:... Indiana Messenger Indiana County, PennsylvaniaIndiana Messenger, September 17, 1862 Car Return with Prisoners... Miner's Journal - Miner's Journal, Schuylkill County, PennsylvaniaMiner's Journal, June 14, 1862 The following members of the 15th Regiment, P.V. who were captured at Falling Waters; on the 2nd of July, 1861, have been released... Miner's Journal, July 12, 1863 Captain Samuel Russel from Pottsville wrote home to his mother about the battle of Gettysburg he was just in, although some of the information he was reporting was inaccurate it actually tells what the soldiers heard and thought. This letter was published in the Miners Journal July 12 1863... Miner's Journal, September, 1864 George M Boyer, son of Israel and Mariah Boyer a member of Company F 7th Pa. Cav. died in hospital at Andersonville, Ga. Sept. 30, 1864 aged 22 years and 8 months... Miner's Journal, June 14, 1864 The killed and wounded of our regiments in the Late Battles - the 96th, 48th, 50th and other regiments... Miner's Journal, December 3, 1864 Members of the 96th Regiment still prisoners in the hands of the Rebels.- From Christofer Kane, of Co. C, 96th Regiment, an exchanged prisoner who reached Annapolis last week, we have received the following letter, with a request to publish... Miner's Journal, 1865 Upon the saddest chapter of this work we now enter. It is to give a record of the names of the sons of Schuylkill who died that their country might live... Miner's Journal, February 4, 1865 Victims of Rebel Cruelty - Mike Crintin Co. C 48th Regiment died in prison at Salisbury... Miner's Journal, March 8, 1865 Captain D.W. Scott a paroled prisoner... Miner's Journal, March 25, 1865 Union dead in Salisbury, N.C. on Tuesday last... Miner's Journal, April 1, 1865 Death of A Soldier:- John C. Hoskins was born in Minersville, this county, September 27, 1839, and died in this borough, March 27, 1865 aged 25 years and 6 months... Miner's Journal, April 1, 1865 Henry Clay Graeff, 1st. Lieut. Company D 48th P.V. died in this borough on Wednesday last from disease contracted in rebel prisons... Miner's Journal, July 15, 1865 The following soldiers from this County, died in prison at Andersonville, Ga. between February 1864 and March 1865... Miner's Journal, June 17, 1865 Sudden death of a returned soldier: A soldier of the 95th William Boyd a returned prisoner from Andersonville dropped dead on Center Street... Miner's Journal, June 27, 1865 Mr. Joshua Reed of Barry Township died at his fathers residence age 30 years 8 months. He died from the effects of starvation at Salisbury N.C. Miner's Journal, June 27, 1865 Paroled Union Prisoners: The Government Steamer Thetas arrived at Annapolis Md. from Florida and Hilton Head. Landed 304 Union Prisoners... Miner's Journal, August 9, 1865 Another victim of rebel cruelty, Walter P. Aims late a member of Co. D 48th Regiment P.V. died at Salldasburg, Lycoming Count... Miner's Journal, 1886 In late December 1886 the Miners Journal printed an advertisement requesting all men who were prisoners of war during the Civil War should send in their names. The following list of names is from the Journals list... New York TimesNew York Times, Oct 22, 1861 - Miss Virginia Hall, Vivandiere... New York Times, July 03, 1863 - Telegrams from Harrisburg regarding the Battle of Getttysburg... New York Times, July 03, 1863 - Telegrams from Harrisburg regarding the Battle of Getttysburg... Philadelphia InquirerPhiladelphia Inquirer, May 10, 1862 List of dead and wounded of Pennsylvania regiment 13... Philadelphia Inquirer, May 10, 1862 List of dead and wounded of Pennsylvania regiment 85... Philadelphia Inquirer, May 10, 1862 List of dead and wounded of Pennsylvania regiment 93... Philadelphia Inquirer, May 10, 1862 List of dead and wounded of Pennsylvania regiment 95... Philadelphia Inquirer, May 10, 1862 List of dead and wounded of Pennsylvania regiment 98... Philadelphia Inquirer, May 10, 1862 List of dead and wounded of Pennsylvania regiment 101... Philadelphia Inquirer, May 10, 1862 List of dead and wounded of Pennsylvania regiment 102... Philadelphia Inquirer, May 10, 1862 List of dead and wounded of Pennsylvania regiment 103... Philadelpha Inquirer - June 23, 1864 List of Killed and Wounded of the 183rd Regiment... Penn State Newspaper Archives |
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