SOLDIERS OF THE CIVIL WAR -A - H - 1861-1865
This is not represented as a complete list of the soldiers who entered
the army from Durham and vicinity, but of those only whose names are at
hand, made up partly from the records of Col. Croasdale Post G.A.R. of
Riegelsville, tomestone inscriptions in the nearby cemeteries, the roster
of Company F. 31st Reg. New Jersey Volunteers found in the History of
Hunterdon County at pages 424, q.v. and the roster of the 104th Regiment
Pa. Vol. recruited at Doylestown, Bucks County by Col. W.W. H. Davis,
later General Davis, as published by him in 1866 in his "History of the
104th Regiment, a well as other local sources.
Durham Township borders on the Delaware River, making it possible for many
of its young men to enlist on the New Jersey side of the river. Many others
were recruited at Easton, where recruiting was carried on.
The compiler of this list, B.F.Fackenthal, Jr. b. in 1851, and therefore
10 years of age in 1861, remembers the war quite vividly, and later became
personally acquainted with many of the soldiers contained on this list.
In later years many of them were employed at the Durham Iron Works under
his management.
Riegelsville, Pa.
Mar. 15, 1933
Information was obtained(with permission)
from the Easton Public Library, Easton, Pa.
Easton, Pa.
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ADAMS, William F. - Son of Jacob and Phillippina(Uhler)Adams. Born near
Waterloo, NY, Aug. 17, 1838, died at Riegelsville, Pa., June 4, 1924.
Merchant - buried Riegelville Cemetery. Enlisted July 28, 1862 as
a private in Company A. 75th Reg. Indiana Vol. Promoted to Corporal then to
Ssergeant. Wounded at the Battle of Chicamauga, Sept. 1863 in both legs,
again wounded at Gouldsboro, N.C. in the thigh. Discharged from service
at the Madison Hospital, Indiana
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ADAMS, William Henry - Son of Henry and Lucinda(Grube)Adams, Born in Durham
township Feb. 3, 1848, died there April s7, 1871.
Buried Durham Church Cemetery - Farmer and Capenter. Enlisted Company
D. 104th Reg. Pa. Vol.
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ARNOLD, FRANKLIN, b. Jan. 1, 1845, died May 20, 1925, buried Springfield
Cemetery, Corp. Co. F. 49th Reg. Pa. Vol.
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BARRELL, Charles - Born Riegelsville, Pa. in Bucks County, Feb. 28, 1841,
died at Kintersville, Bucks County, PA, Mar. 22, 1886. Buried Durham
Church Cemetery. Hotel Keeper and Teamster. Enlisted at Doyletown,
Aug. 14, 1862 as a Va., May 2, 1863 - Mustered out with his company
May 19, 1863.
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BARRON, Charles T. - Born in Springfield township, Feb. 6, 1847,
died Aug. 3, 1920. Buried Riegelsville - paper maker, Private Company E.
9th Reg. Pa. Vol.
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BARRON, Jacob F.
born 1841, died 1924. buried Durham Church Cemetery. Grave marked with
a flag.
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BARRON, Tilgeman A.
Born in Springfield Township, July 20, 1845, died in Riegelsville, NJ
May 5, 1911 - buried Riegelsville Cemetery. Son of Aaron and Hetty (Opdyke)
Barron. Brother of Charles T. Barron. Ran blowing engines at Durham
Iron Works. Private Co.E 6th Reg. Pa. Vol.
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BEAM. Jonas - Born in Nockamixon Township, Bucks County, Pa. March 30, 1837.
Died there April 17, 1906. Buried Nockamixon Cemetery. Farmer. Enlisted
at Doylestown, Sept. 12, 1861 as a private in Company E, 104th Reg. Pa.
Vol. discharged Sept. 30, 1854 at expiration of his term of enlistment.
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BEIDELMAN, Samuel - Born Nov. 8, 1824, died Oct. 10, 1864. Private in
Company F, 129th Reg.Pa. Vol.
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BEIDELMAN, Theodore - born Dec. 4, 1842, died May 18, 1867. Private in
Company H., 32nd Reg. Pa. Vol. buried Lower Saucon
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BENNETTE, Isaac - buried Rieelsville Cemetery. Private in Company F, 31st
N. J. Volunteers
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BELLIS, Godfrey - private in Company F. 31st Reg. N.J. Volunteers
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BELLIS, John S. - b. in Holland township, near Riegelsville, NJ, Aug. 20
1836, died there June 9, 1912. Buried Riegelsville Cemetery - Truck
Gardener. Employed for many years at Durhamm Iron Works, part of the time
as a locomotive engineer. Enlisted at Philadelphia Dec.5, 1861 as a
private in Company H. 112th Reg. Pa. Vol. 2nd Heavy Artillery. Promoted
to First Sergeant. Discharged Dec. 3, 1864 at expiration of his enlistment.
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BIGLEY, Adamm - b. at Kintersville, Bucks County, Nov. 5, 1832, died at
Riegelsville, Pa., July 24, 1919. Buried Riegelsville Cemetery. Stone
Mason. Worked many years at Durham Iron Works. In the latter years of
his life (1882-1887) was sexton of the Reformed Church at Riegelsville,
brother to Solomon D. Bigley. Enlisted at Flemington, N.J. Setp. 3, 1862
as a private in Company F. 31st N.J. Reg. Vol. Mustered out with his
company on June 24, 1863. Contracted Chronic Diarrhoea in the army from
which he suffered to the end of his life.
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BIGLEY, Solomon D. - Born at Kintersville, Bucks County, Jan. 8, 1841,
died at Riegelsville, NJ, Jan. 14, 1909. Buried Riegelsville Cemetery.
Occupation at time of death Hotel Keeper. For many years was contractor
for unloading coal boats at Durham Iron Works. Enlisted April 19, 1861
on the first call for troops as a private in Company B. 1st Reg. Pa. Vol
Mustered out at Harrisburg, July 23, 1861 (a 90 day enlistment)
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BLACK, Morris - born Nov. 19, 1840, died at Riegelsville, NJ, Aug. 2
1906. Buried Riegelsville Cemetery. Laborer. For a time was foreman
on the Bel. Del. Division of the Pennsylvania Railroad, where by an
accident he lost a leg. Private in Company F. 174th Reg. Pa. Vol.
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BLEAM, JOHN, b. Aug. 3, 1806, died Aug. 30, 1872. buried Springfield. Flag.
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BOILEAU, William L. born in Bucks County April 1, 1843, buried Durham
Church Cemetery. The following is inscribed on his tomb:
Died from wounds received in the Battle of Fair
Oaks, in front of Richmond, in the 20th year of his age.
A private in Company G, 104th Reg. Pa. Vol.
The Battle of Fair Oaks was fought May 31, 1862
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BLOOM, Isaac - Private in Company F. 31st Reg. NJ volunteers
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BOUGHER, Daniel - born in Williams township, Northampton County, Pa.
Boatman. Enlisted at Philadelphia in 1861 in the U.S. Marine Corps.
Served three years on board U. S. Sloop "Jamestown", hoonorably
discharged on expiration of his term of enlistment
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BOUGHER, John Y. - son of James and Sarah Y. Bougher. Born in Williams
township, Northampton County, Sept. 20, 1840, died there Oct. 14, 1897.
buried Riegelsville Cemetery. Engine runner. Enlisted at Easton, Sept. 22,
1862 as a private in Company F., 153rd Reg. Pa. Vol. Wounded at
Chancellorsville, Va., May 2, 1863. Absent in hospital when his company
was mustered out July 24, 1863
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BOUGHER, Josiah K. - born in Williams township, Northampton County,
Nov. 2, 1842, died in Philadelphia, Feb. 12 1908. Business man. Buried
at Riegelsville, Pa. Enlised in Company C. 1238? Reg. Pa. Volunteers
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BOUGHER, Michael - Born in Williams township, about 1834, died Mar. 6,
1914 aged 80 years. Buried at Mount Holly, NJ. Occupation in early life
was boatman. Enlisted at Easton Sept. 22, 1862 as a Corporal in
Company F, 153d Reg. Pa. Vol.
Mustered out with his company, July 24, 1863
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BOYER, Benjamin F., M.D. - born May 9th, 1842, Second Lieutenant in
Company 202nd Reg. Pa. Vol. Living May 30, 1933
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BRODHEAD, Jacob - Drafted. Born July 27, 1824, died Aug. 7, 1891. Farmer
Private in Company E, 174th Reg. Pa. Vol. Buried Springfield
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BREINER, James - born Bucks County, residence Durham - laborer. Enlisted
as a private in Company D. 1st Reg. N.J. Vol. Mustered out July 15, 1865
on General Orders at close of war.
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BRODT, Robert - residence Springtown, Pa. Occupation manufacturer of
spokes, handles, et. Enlisted at Easton Sept. 24, 1862 as a private
in Company K, 153 Reg. Pa. Vol.
Mustered out with his company July 24,1863
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BROTZMAN, Christian - born July 6, 1833, died in Riegelsville, NJ. March
3, 1899. buried Riegelsville, Pa. Laborer and carter. Enlisted at
Flemington as a private in Company F. 31st Reg. NJ Vol. Sept. 3, 1862
Discharged June 24, 1863 at expiration of term of enlistment
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BUCK, AUGUSTUS,Sergeant Co. E. 104th Reg. Pa. Vol. Buried Raubsville,
b. Sept. 24, 1837, died June 17, 1887.
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BUCK, John E. - born in Durham township June 17, 1840, died at
Riegelsville, NJ. June 23, 1922. buried Riegelsville, Pa. Moulder.
enlisted in New York May 10, 1861 in Company G., as a private 42nd Reg.
NY Vol. Wounded in the left leg at the Battle of Gettysburg, July 3, 1863.
promoted to Sergeant. Mustered out with his regiment July 16, 1864. In
his later years followed the trade of barber. Was sexton of the Reformed
Church of Riegelsville from April 1, 1906 to Oct. 1, 1912. See History
of St. John Reformed Church
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BUTLER, John - born Bucks county, March 20, 1836, died there April 9,
1903 buried Riegelsville, Pa. Clerk. Enlisted at Doylestown, Aug.
26, 1863 as a private in Company H., 138th Reg. Pa. Vol. Discharged from
service April 1, 1865 on account of disability as shown by Surgeon's
certificate.
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CAMPELL, Rev. George A. - b. July 25, 1845, died Nov. 11,1911. Buried
Springfield, Pa. enlisted in Battery H. 2nd Art. 112th Re. Pa. Vol
Springfield
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CAMPBELL, Harrison G. - born Springfield Nov. 18, 1837, died June 14,
1863. Buried Durham Church cemetery. Died while in the service of the
United States at Annapolis, Md.
private in Company E or (F), 104 Reg. Pa. Vol.
taken prisoner
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CAMPBELL, Joseph D. - born Oct. 11, 1835, died of Typhoid feve June 3,
1863 while serving in the army. Buried Riegelsville, PA, private in
Company F. 31st N.J. Reg. Vols.
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CARTY, Samuel - born in Nockamixon township, Bucks County, Oct. 20, 1828
died at Durham Furnance Sept. 10, 1881.. Buried Riegelsville, PA
furnaceman. enlisted Nov. 1, 1862 as a private in Company F. 174th Reg.
Pa. Vols.. Mustered out with his company Aug. 7, 1863
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CLARK, Jonathan - born Oct. 20, 1829, died March 30, 1916
buried Riegelsville
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CLARK, Robert - Enlisted as a private in Company F, 31st Reg. NJ Vol.
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CLARK, William W. - born in Holladn township, NJ. Dec. 14, 1841, died at
Easton, Pa. Feb. 13, 1928. buried Riegelsville, PA. Truck Gardener.
Enlisted as a Corporal in Company H, 6th Reg. NJ Vol. served three years
then re-enlisted and was mustered out at the close of th war. Served
nearly four years and participated in 30 battles, but escaped without
being wounded.
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COLE, George S.- b. Nov. 15, 1846 died Oct. 30, 1907. Buried Riegelsville
Private in CompanyB, 1st Reg. NJ Cavelry
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CONWAY, Lawrence - b. Jan. 1, 1835, died April 26, 1910. Buried
Sprinngtown, Pa. Private in Company K, 90th Reg. NY infantry
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CROUSE, Andrew J. - born in Nockamixon township, Bucks County, Jan. 1,
1843 died in Riegelsville, Pa. April 8, 1907. Buried Riegelsville
Clerk. Enlisted first in the 45th Reg. Pa. Militia, serving 60 days,
then re-enlised at Easton, Pa. Feb. 24, 186 as a private in Company
G, 128th Reg. Pa. Vol. Discharged July 24, 1865 at close of war.
Brother of Conrad and Frederick
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CROUSE, Britton - B. in New Jersey Mar. 31, 1834, died there July 18,
1905. Buried Riegelsville, Pa. Laborer. Enlisted at Flemington, NJ
as a private on Sept. 3, 1862 in Company F, 31st Reg. NJ Vol. discharged
June 24, 1863 on expiration of enlistment
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CROUSE, Conrad F. - born Bucks County April 28, 1827, died in
Riegelsville June 8, 1901. Buried Riegelsville, Pa. steam engineer.
Enlisted in Company D, 45th Reg. Pa. Militia, serving 60 days. Brother
of Andrew J., and Frederick Crouse
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CROUSE, Frederick - born July 4, 1835 in Bucks County, died in
Riegelsville, Pa. June 2, 1909. Buried Riegelsville, Pa. Enlisted at
Doylestown, Pa. Aug. 9, 1862 as a private in Company C, 128th Reg.
Pa. Vol. Wounded at Battle of Antietam by a minnie ball through the left
shoulder joint, causing total disability of left arm. Discharged from
U.S. Military service at Harrisburg May 4, 1863 by reason of wounds
received in action. Afte the war he was the telegraph operator at
Riegelsville and later for some years postmaster at Riegelsville.
Brother of Conrad F. and Andrew J.Crouse. After his convalesence
was appointed Enrolling Officer and served to close of war. Was also
in engagemnt at South Mountain.
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COWELL, George A. - Born Sept. 29, 1808, died Feb. 10 1887
buried Greenwich, NJ cemetery- flag on grave
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CREVELING, Joseph B. - b. April 1, 1839, died Jan. 18, 1865
buried Greenwich, NJ Cemetery, died in prison at Danville, Va.
Flag on grave
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CROUSE, William H. - b. Jan. 29, 1841, died Mar. 6, 1911
buried Riegelsville Cemetery - flag on grave
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CYPHERS, John R. - b. Dec. 31, 1842, died Jan. 19, 1925
buried Riegelsville Cemetery - flag on grave
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CYPHERS, Peter - b. Jn. 5, 1837, died Aug. 15, 1897
buried Riegelsville Cemetery, NJ. Flag on grave
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DALTON, Ephriam - B. Feb. 25, 1842, died Sept. 15, 1895
buried Rinesville Cemetery, NJ. Flag on grave
Private in Company H., 34th Reg. NJ Vol.
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DALTON, John - Private in Company F. 31st Reg. NJ Vol. This company
enlisted for nine months. buried Finesville, NJ Cemetery,
grave not marked
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DANIELS, John - b. July 4, 1837, died April 13, 1908
buried Springfield Cemetery
Private Company E, 104th Reg. Pa. Vol.
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DEATERLY, Tobias, Jr. - B. July 21, 1841, died Sept. 16, 1877
buried Springfield Cemetery - flag on grave
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DEEMER, Edward - born in Durham township, Feb. 15, 1834, died there
Dec. 25, 1898. buried Durham Church Cemetery
Farmer and Hotel Keeper, Private in Company A, 2nd Reg. NJ Cavelry
Mustered out at close of war
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DEEMER, John H. - son of Levi and Barbara Deemer - born in Bucks County
Jan. 18, 1847, died July 22, 1917. buried in Riegelsville, Pa. flag on
grave - Toll gatherer at Riegelsville Delaware River Bridge, April 1,
1903 to 1917
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DEEMER, Elias - born in Durham township, died in Williamsport, Pa.
where he lies buried. Brother of Edward Deemer. Enlisted at Doylestown, Pa
Sept. 12, 1861 as a private in Company E, 104th Reg. Pa. Vol. Discharged
on surgeon's certificate April 15, 1862. Moved to Williamsport where
he became a leading lumber manufacturer, also president of the
Williamsport National Bank. Represented that district in the 57th
58th and 59 Congress of the United States
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DEEMER, William - b. April 29, 1847 Enlisted at Philadelphia Dec. 28 1863
Came home sick Feb. 17, 1866 died March 5, 1866, son of William and
Sarah A. Deemer, buried Nockamixon Cemetery
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DIEHL, Martin - b. in Bucks county June 14, 1829, died in Durham twp.
Laborer. Enlisted at Doylestown Sept. 11, 1862 in Company G, 104th
Reg. Pa. Vol. as a private. Transferred to Company A, Sept. 24, 1864.
Discharged by general orders Junne 16, 1865 after the close of the war.
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DIETERLY, JOHN, b. Sept. 27, 1837, died July 25, 1924. drafted from Springfield Oct. 16, 1862. Enrolled in Company A. 174th Reg. Pa. Infantry, buried Springfield.
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DILGARD, Philip - born in Lehigh county May 18, 1802, died at
Riegelsville Pa. Aug. 21, 1889. Buried Riegelsville Cemetery, Miller
by trade - Enlisted at Flemington, NJ as a private on Sept. 3 1862 in
Company F. 31st Reg. NJ Vol. Mustered out of service with his company.
For some years was sexton of the Union Church of Riegelsville, Pa.
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ECKERT, Capt. David - B. Northampton county, died at Raubsville, Pa.
School-teacher. Enlisted at Easton Aug. 15, 1862 as Captain of Company
F. 129th Reg. Pa. Volunteers. Mustered out at Easton Aug. 15, 1862-May
15, 1862 ??. Captain Eckert also served in the Mexican War
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ECKERT, William - b. Feb. 20, 1842, died May 21, 1865
buried Raubsville Cemetery, in Williams township
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EDINGER, Henry, enlisted as a private at Flemington in Company F. 31st
Reg. NJ Vol. The enlistment of this company of which David Hart was
Captain, was for the term of nine months
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FRACKENTHAL, George W.- son of Peter and Elizabeth Fackenthal. born in
Durham township, Mar. 19, 1836, died in Riegelsville, Pa. March 8, 1910
buried Riegelsville Cemetery. Paper Maker. Justice of the Peace; post-
master at Riegelsville, Pa. brother of Johnathan L. Fackenthal. Enlisted
as a sergeant at Flemington, NJ NOv. 24, 1862 in Company F. 31st Reg.
NJ Vol.
Mustered out with his company June 24, 1863 at expiration of his term
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FACKENTHAL, James C. - born Durham township Feb. 4, 1840, died at
Atlantic City March 17, 1913. Carpenter. Son of Samuel and Malinda
Fackenthal. Brother to John. Enlisted at Easton as a private in Company
E 12th Reserve Reg. Pa. Vol.. Promoted sucessively to 2nd Lieut.
March 14, 1862 to First Lieutenant May 1, 1863 and to Captain
by brevet March 13, 1865. Sent to Doylestown as a recruiting officer
in 1862. Served at Gettysburg, Drainsville and throughout the Peninsular
campaign. Mustered out of service at the close of the war.
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FRACKENTHAL, John - son of Samuel and Malinda - born in Durham twp.
about 1836, enlisted in a company recruited at Jersey Shore, Lycoming
County, Pa. Moved to Spokane Falls, Washington in 1890. Brother of
James C. Fackenthal. No other data at hand.
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FACKENTHAL, Jonathan Long - son of Peter and Elizabeth (Long) Fackenthal.
born in Durham township, Aug. 20, 1829, died at Memphis, Tenn. Dec. 5,
1864 in the military hospital, Memphis, Tenn. of Typhoid Fever, Dec. 5,
1864. Brother of George W. Fackenthal. Enlisted at Easton, Oct. 31, 1862
as a sergeant in Company G. 174th Reg. Pa. Vol. Promoted from Sergeant of
Company G to Captain of Company A on Nov. 24, 1862. Mustered out with his
regiment on expiration of his term Aug. 7, 1863. He then re-enlisted as
First Lieutenant of Company G. 19th Cavelry, where he served until time
of his death.
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FAUST, Jacob L. - born in Bucks County, enlisted as a private in Company
G 104th Reg. Pa. Vol. Mustered out with his company.
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FAUST, JACOB F., 1843-1925, buried Nockamixon cemetery, enlisted at
Doylestown as a private in Company G. 104th Reg. Pa. Vol. Re-enlisted
in Company C. 6th Reg. U.S. Cavalry.
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FAUST, Levi - born i Nockamixon twp. Feb. 10, 1844. Laborer. Enlisted
as a private Sept. 28, 1864 in Company G. 11th Reg. Pa. Vol. Mustered
out June 4, 1865
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FLUCK, David L. - born Dec. 27, 1841, died June 6, 1906, buried in
Durham Church Cemetery, flag on grave.
FLUCK, LEWIS A., b. Jan. 1, 1843, died Nov. 13, 1928, buried
Springfield. Flag on grave.
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FRALEY, William - born Oct. 10, 1828, died in Holland township, NJ
May 17, 1908, farmer, enlisted as a sergeant in Company F. 31st Reg.
NJ Vol. Mustered out with his company June 24, 1863. Buried Holland, NJ.
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FOX, George Z. - born Feb. 2, 1840, died March 11, 1880
buried Riegelsville Cemetery. "Aide-de-camp on staff" ??
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FRANKENFIELD, Lewis - son of Samuel and Mary (Whilhelm) Frankenfield.
b. Aug. 10, 1833, died at Riegelsville, Pa May 5, 1907. Buried
Riegelsville Cemetery. Carpenter, enlisted at Doylestown Aug. 14 1862 as
a private in Company C. 128th Reg. Pa. Vol. Mustered out with his
company at Harrisburg May 19, 1863. Employed at Durham Iron Works
for many years.
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FRY, Lobdulus - b. Feb. 2, 1840, died March 11, 1880
buried Springfield Cemetery, flag on grave.
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FUNK, Jacob - B. Nov. 5, 1819, died Nov. 17, 1895. buried in
Cemetery of the Evangelical Church, East Springrown, Pa. flag on grave.
Drafted and enrolled as a private in Company B, 174th Reg. Pa. Infantry.
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GARIS, Aaron - born, enlisted from Durham township Feb. 24, 1864 in
Company C. 181st Reg. Pa. Vol. (20th Cavelry) Mustered out with
Company E. First Prov. Cavelry.
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GEORGE, Jacob L. - born in Nockamixon twp in 1829, died there in 1909
buried Nockamixon Cemetery. Brick Layer. Enlisted as a private Jan. 9,
1862 in Company B. 109th Reg. Pa. Vol. transferred to Company F, 111th
Reg. Pa. Vol. Discharged by general orders July 6, 1865 after close
of the war.
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GERSTENBERG, John - born at Bingen on the Rhine, Germany Jan. 24, 1826,
died in Riegelsville, Pa, May 14, 1879 where for many years he maintained
a blacksmith shop, buried Riegelsville Cemetery, flag on grave.
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GRAY, John - Enlisted from Durham Feb. 29, 1864 as a private in Company
C 181st Reg. Pa. Vol (20th Cavelry)
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GROSS, Andrew A. - born Springfield township, Feb. 22, 1843 died there
Jan. 21, 1902, buried Springfield, flag on grave.
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HAGER, Cornelius - born on Holland township, NJ Dec. 6, 1833, died
there Oct. 6, 1905. Buried Riegelsville Cemetery. School-teacher, enlisted
at Trenton, NJ, Aug. 27,1861 as a private in Company H. 7th Reg. NJ
Vol. Mustered out with his company Oct. 7, 1864. Re-enlisted Feb. 16,
1865 as a private in Company F 110th Reg. Pa. Vol. Again mustered out
June 20, 1866 after the close of the war.
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HAUGHAWOUT, Peter - b. July 7, 1844, died Dec. 19, 1901, buried Holland,
New Jersey church cemetery, enlisted at Flemington, as a private in
Company F 31st NJ Vol. mustered out with his company June 24, 1863
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HAGER, David O. - born in Holland township, NJ Nov. 16, 1837, died there
Feb. 25, 1906, buried Riegelsville Ceetery. Miller. Enlisted as a private
Sept. 3, 1862 in Company F. 31st Reg. NJ Vol. Mustered out of service
June 24, 1863 at expiration of his term of enlistment.
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HAGERTY, JOHN, b. Aug. 9, 1802, died Jan. 2, 1875. buried Nockamixon,
Flag on grave.
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HAGERTY, SOLOMON W., son of John and Catharine Hagerty, b. Feb. 28, 1842,
died Jan. 29, 1867. Buried Nockamixon Cemetery. Flag on Grave. School
teacher.
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HALPIN, JAMES, b. Mar. 23, 1835, died June 24, 1911. Buried Raubsville.
Flag on grave.
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HALPIN, PHILIP R., killed at Gettysburg. No other data on tombstone.
Buried Raubsville, flag on grave.
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HANEY, JACOB, b. 1819, died Sept. 6, 1888. Buried Red Hill Cemetery.
Flag on grave.
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HARRISON, Daniel S. - born Warren County, NJ, died at Hughesville, Warren
County, NJ. Blacksmith, enlisted as a private at Belvidere, NJ Sept. 6,
1864, in Company E, 38th Reg. NJ Vol. Mustered out after close of war
June 30, 1865.
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HARRISON, David - bor 1832, died Aug. 30, 1906, buried Greenwich, NJ
enlisted as a private in Company C. 3d, Battery Light Artillery
of New Jersey.
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HARRISON, H. H. - born Oct. 4, 1823, died Aug. 11, 1886, buried
Riegelsville Cemetery, private in Company F 31st Reg. NJ Vol. This
company was mustered out at the end of 9 months the term of the
enlistment.
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HART, Captain Peter - residence in Hunterdon County, NJ near
Riegelsville. Captain of Company F, 31st Reg. NJ Vol. which he recruited.
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HAWK, Isaac - born 1826, died may 1, 1898, buried Greenwich Church
Cemetery, Warren County, NJ, flag on grave. His tomb says he was
"A member of the U.S. Navy."
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HEFT, Samuel - born probably in Springfield township, Aug. 9, 1825,
died there Oct. 5, 1874, buried Springfield Cemetery, flag on grave.
Drafted Oct. 16, 1862 - enrolled in 174th Reg. Pa. Infantry.
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HELLER, William H. - died Dec. 20, 1876, aged about 45 years, buried
Riegelsville, Pa - Flag on grave, proprietor of hotel in Holland
Township, NJ, opposite Durham Iron Works.
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HELLER, Jacob - born 1836, died in Nockamixon Township, Dec. 7, 1919
Farmer. Tenant for some years on Farm No. 4 for the Durham Iron
Works. Enlisted as a private Feb. 10, 1865 in Company K, 198th Reg.
Pa. Vol. buried Nockamixon Cemetery, near Ferndale, Bucks County, Pa.
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HESS, David F. b. in Springfield township, Nov. 28, 1850, died May
20, 1911, buried Springfield cemetery, farmer, butcher and auctioneer.
The Hess family history does not give him credit with a military career.
flag on grave.
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HESS, Edward T. - born Hanover township, Lehigh County, Pa. b. April 6,
1830 died in Springfield township Jan. 17, 1887, buried Hellertown, Pa.
farmer and Justice of the Peace. Drafted into the army Oct. 16, 1862. He
formed a company of drafter men of which he was chosen captain. Made part
of the 174th Reg. Pa. Infantry. Later promoted to Lieut. Col. of his
Regiment.
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HESS, Francis G. - born Durham township, Dec. 10, 1833, died at
Bethlehem, Pa. Aug. 28, 1885, buried Union Cemetery, Bethlehem. Laborer.
serving as a sergeant in Company A, 174th Reg. Pa. Infantry.
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HESS, George A. - born Springfield township, April 20, 1820, died there
May 23, 1898, buried Springtown cemetery. drafted into the army by draft
of Oct. 16, 1862. Second Lieutenant of Company A. 174th Reg. Pa. Infantry.
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HESS, Jeremiah S. - born in Springfield township, Aug. 7, 1846, died
Dec. 8, 1905, buried Springfield, farmer. enlisted Sept. 20, 1862 as
a private in Company F. 153 Reg. Pa. Vol.
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HESS, George R. - born Springfield township, May 26, 1816, died there
Feb. 8, 1886, buried Springfield Cemetery. Farmer. served as a
substitute for Henry Freed who was drafted Oct. 16, 1862 as a private
in Company B, 174th Reg. Pa. Infantry.
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HILLPOT, LEWIS, b. JUly 9, 1829, died Sept. 5, 1911, Buried Nockamixon.
Flag on grave.
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HOUPT, William L. - born in Springfield township, Aug. 2, 1832, died
Jan. 26, 1863 of typhoid fever in the Military Hospital at Falmouth,
Virginia. buried Durham Church cemetery. Captain of Company I, 115th
Reg. Pa. Volunteers.
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HUBER, Captain Peter C. - born Nov. 17, 1835 at ? died at Riegelsville,
Pa., Aug. 22, 1916, buried Riegelsville Cemetery.
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HULSHISER, Joshua - born? died at Hellertown, Pa. buried Hellertown, Pa.
ran blowing engines at Durham furnance and later at the Saucon furnaces
at Hellertown. enlisted at Doylestown as corporal in Company G, 128 the
Reg. Pa. Vol. wounded at battle of Antietam Sept. 17, 1862, discharged
from service at Harrisburgh May 14, 1863 on expiration of his term
of enlistment.
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HUMANN, Michael - born in Alcase, Europe, June 9, 1836, died in
Riegelsville, Pa. Sept. 9, 1917, buried Riegelsville cemetery, wheelright.
employed for many years at Durham Iron Works. Served for 60 days in the
Pa. State MMilitia, Reg. 45th. He, with others who went to the defense
of the state on call of Gov. Curtain, were not enrolled in the U.S. Army,
and were unjustly deprived of any pension either by the Government
or the State.
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