129th PA Volunteers

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Companies C, D, F, and K

Company C

Recruited at Northampton County for 9 months service; mustered in August 12, 1862 and if not, first date is muster-in; mustered out May 18, 1863 unless otherwise stated; rank of Private unless otherwise stated; G.O. is mustered out by General Order; S.O. is discharged by Special Order; S.C. is discharged on Surgeon's Certificate:

• Capt A.A. Luckenbach; 8/15/1862; from 1st Lt 3/28/1863

• Capt Jonathan K. Taylor; 8/15/1862; died 3/28/1863 Georgetown of wounds received 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg

• 1st Lt Orville A. Grider; 8/15/1862; from 2nd Lt 3/28/1863

• 2nd Lt Franklin C. Stout; from Sgt Maj 3/28/1863

• Sgt August Luckenbach

• Sgt William B. McCarthy; wounded 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg; Sgt 1/12/1863

• Sgt Allen R. Scholl; wounded 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg; from Cpl 1/12/1863

• Sgt Henry Shelly

• Sgt William S. Sieger

• Cpl Henry E. Doster; absent on detached service at muster-out

• Cpl William A. Erwin

• Cpl James M. Fahs

• Cpl Patrick Keegan; Cpl 4/25/1863

• Cpl William H. Koch; died 12/14/1862 of wounds received 12/13 Fredericksburg

• Cpl W.D. Luckenbach

• Cpl Joseph S. Taylor

• Cpl Fred. A. Welden; MIA 5/3/1863 Chancellorsville

• Musician Sidney B. Beitel; Musician 9/1/1862

• Charles Abele

• Levin B. Baner

• John Beahm

• Samuel Bean; killed 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg

• Henry Benner; killed 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg

• A. Bergstresser; died 12/14/1862 Washington

• Mahlon Brink

• Oliver H. Bruch

• Isaac Burk

• James B. Carey

• Simon E. Cassler

• William W. Cawley

• Daniel Clewell

• Lawrence Clewell

• Robert A. Clewell

• Thomas Cunningham; S.C. 9/1862

• George J. Dailey

• Ambrose H. Desh

• Orlando B. Desh

• John Dewalt

• Thomas D. Engle; died 9/11/1862 Fairfax Seminary VA; buried Alexandria, Grave 1517

• Martin Engler; died 1/4/1863 Washington

• Charles W. Erwin

• Daniel Fatzinger

• Reuben Fluck; MIA 5/3/1863 Chancellorsville

• W.H. Frankenfeld

• Albert C. Gierch

• Christopher Grimes

• John Haines

• Frederick Hautschel; S.O. 4/4/1863

• Belthazar Heft; S.C. 5/11/1863

• William J. Heller

• H.A. Hildebrand

• Oliver Hillman; died 1/13/1863 near Falmouth VA

• Augustus C. Jacoby

• John R. Jones; killed 5/3/1863 Chancellorsville

• Abraham King

• Samuel M. Koch

• Charles Kuester; S.O. 3/27/1863

• Henry W. Landis

• Isaac S. Lawrence; S.C. 2/11/1863

• Joseph M. Leibert

• Owen J. Levere

• Edward Lichtenthaler

• Henry Long

• Levi Long

• William H. Lucas; S.C. 2/11/1863

• Charles Luckenbach; wounded 5/31/1863 Chancellorsville; discharged to date 5/18/1863

• Edward F. Luckenbach (Carbon County)

• E.L. Luckenbach

• J.H. Luckenbach; S.O. 4/24/1863

• P.A. Luckenbach; S.O. 3/2/1863

• Thomas Malone

• John Malthauer; captured 11/1862 near Warrenton VA

• Edward Manuel

• Daniel McCarty

• Thomas Miksck

• Shinn Oliphant; G.O. 1/15/1863

• Oliver Pearson

• James Rader

• Herman Reichmann

• Adam Schaeffer

• Philip G. Schmickle

• C. C. Sensenbach

• Lafayette Sensenbach

• John Seyfried; deserted 9/17/1862

• William W. Shelling; killed 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg

• James Sieger

• Reuben Smith

• James F. Thomas

• Israel Tool

• Joseph A. Walz

• Joseph R. Weber

• Levi F. Wemer; S.C. 11/3/1862

• M.W. Whallon; died 1/5/1863 Washington of wounds received 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg

Recruited at Northampton County for 9 months service; mustered in August 11, 1862 and if not, first date is muster-in; mustered out May 18, 1863 unless otherwise stated; rank of Private unless otherwise stated; S.C. is discharged on Surgeon's Certificate:

• Capt George L. Fields; 8/24/1862; from 1st Lt 3/4/1863

• Capt Herbert Thomas; 8/14/1862; wounded 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg; resigned 3/4/1863

• Lt Charles P. Arnold; from Sgt 3/6/1863

• Lt Joseph Oliver; wounded and captured 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg; resigned 2/16/1863

• Lt William H. Weaver; from 1st Sgt 3/6/1863

• 1st Sgt Hiram L. Hankey; from Sgt 3/6/1863

• Sgt Jeremiah Bachman; wounded 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg; from Cpl 3/6/1863

• Sgt Henry Gangwer

• Sgt Henry Huber

• Sgt Solon C. Phillippe; wounded 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg; from Cpl 3/6/1863

• Cpl Charles Able

• Cpl Isaac Fine, Jr.; wounded 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg; Cpl 3/6/1863

• Cpl Howard R. Hetrick; Cpl 3/6/1863

• Cpl Adam A. Lehn

• Cpl Reuben Lerch; wounded 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg; Cpl 3/6/1863

• Cpl Charles M. Ludwig

• Cpl Frederick C. Mattes; wounded 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg

• Cpl William N. Scott

• Musician Peter Campbell

• Musician John P. Spear

• Reuben Albert; wounded 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg

• Edward Alsfelt; wounded 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg; S.C. 4/6/1863

• Charles Barnett; captured 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg

• Joel Bauer; S.C. 2/27/1863

• George Bidwell; killed 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg

• Joseph Bosenbury; deserted 8/14/1862

• Charles Broad; absent in hospital at muster-out

• John H. Buckley; died 10/18/1862 Sharpsburg MD

• Richard Bunker

• Burton Burrell; wounded 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg

• Charles F. Chidsey

• Uriah Clayton

• William H. Cornell; S.C. 12/30/1862

• Charles Correll

• Samuel D. Crawford

• Arthur Davis; wounded 5/3/1863 Chancellorsville

• Christopher Dittler; absent in hospital at muster-out

• John Dittler

• Paul Donner; wounded 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg; absent at muster-out

• Albert Drinkhouse; S.C. 5/3/1863

• Lewis H. Eckert

• John Eveland

• Thomas Eveland

• James Franfelter

• W.H. Hagenbuch

• Edwin Hartzell; killed 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg

• Jacob Haup

• James Washington Heller

• Henry Herger

• Michael Herger; died 3/17/1863 Frederick MD

• Amos Hinkle

• Aaron D. Hope, Jr.

• Luther Horn

• Martin L. Horn

• Robert Jamison

• Peter Keime

• Frank Keller

• William H. Kinney

• Henry Kline

• William H. Kline

• Aaron F. Knaup

• Richard Knaup

• George Lewis

• John Levan

• Benjamin A. Loder

• George H. Ludwig

• Thomas Malcolm

• Matthew McAlee; captured 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg; absent at Camp Parole at muster-out

• William Miller

• Joseph H. Moyer; wounded 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg

• John Murray

• George Oberly; wounded 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg; absent in hospital at muster-out

• Joseph F. Osterstock

• Mahlon Raub

• John C. Richards; S.C. 12/23/1862

• Joseph P. Rudy; died 11/4/1862 Frederick MD

• Francis B. Ruth

• Ernest Schnyder

• John Schwab

• John Shada

• John Shaffer; captured 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg; absent at Camp Parole at muster-out

• John Shewell

• George N. Spear; S.C. 3/22/1863

• Samuel Stern, Jr.

• Beattes R. Swift; discharged on S.C. 4/10/1863

• George W. Thatcher

• Albert T. Tilton

• Frank Tomer; discharged 1/19/1863 for wounds received 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg

• William Tomer; wounded 5/3/1863 Chancellorsville

• Amos C. Uhler; captured at Kelly's Ford VA; absent at Camp Parole at muster-out; name should be Amos E. Uhler; buried at Forks Church Cemetery, Stockertown, Northampton County

• William H. Unangst

• Anthony Wagner; S.C. 11/23/1862

• James Weaver; captured at Kelly's Ford VA; absent at Camp Parole at muster-out

• Samuel Weaver

• Peter S. Williams

• Samuel S. Williams; captured 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg; absent at Camp Parole at muster-out

• Edward Wilson; killed 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg

• George Wolf

Recruited at Northampton County for 9 months service; mustered in August 13, 1862 and if not, first date is muster-in; mustered out May 18, 1863 unless otherwise stated; rank of Private unless otherwise stated; S.C. is discharged on Surgeon's Certificate:

• Capt David Eckar; 8/15/1862

• 1st Lt Philip Reese

• 2nd Lt Josephus Lynn

• 1st Sgt David Bless; from Sgt 4/1/1863

• Sgt O.H. Armstrong; killed 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg

• Sgt Elisha Dunbar; from Pvt 4/1/1863

• Sgt William Hartzell; from Cpl 8/15/1862

• Sgt Lewis Keis; from Cpl 4/1/1863

• Sgt Peter M. Miller; from Pvt 10/15/1862

• Cpl William Atten; wounded 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg; absent sick at muster-out

• Cpl Stephen Brotzman; to Cpl 4/1/1863

• Cpl John Greenaugh; 8/15/1862; Cpl 4/1/1863

• Cpl Jacob H. Kline; Cpl 4/1/1863

• Cpl Lorenzo Reimel; Cpl 4/1/1863

• Cpl Peter S. Stem; absent sick at muster-out

• Cpl Josiah Transue; killed 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg

• Cpl Francis Wipler; Cpl 4/1/1863

• Cpl Otto Wohlgemuth; 8/15/1862; Cpl 10/15/1862; wounded 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg

• Musician Alpheus Frey

• Samuel Adams

• Jeremiah Albert; killed 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg

• John J. Allen

• Derick Atten

• Peter Atten

• John Bangor; deserted 8/14/1862

• John Banhart; deserted 8/14/1862

• Harold Bartholomew

• Jacob Bidleman; died 1/25/1863 Windmill Point VA

• Samuel Bidleman

• James Bowman

• David H. Bruce

• John H. Butts; died 1/30/1863 Washington of wounds received 12/13/1862
  Fredericksburg

• Enos Dunbar; wounded 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg

• William Eckar

• Robert Ellet; wounded 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg

• Charles Fox; S.C. date unknown

• David Frankenfeld; wounded 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg; accidentally killed 3/24/1863 Alexandria VA

• William Frey; killed 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg

• William Frick

• Edward Froronfelder; died 1/5/1863 Washington of wounds received 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg

• William H. Fuhr

• Joseph Geisinger; wounded 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg

• William Gosnner; S.C. 1/15/1863

• Robert B. Hall; absent in hospital at muster-out

• Richard Hahn; died 12/13/1862 near Falmouth VA

• Jeremiah Hellick; S.C. date unknown

• Edmund Hibler; 8/15/1862

• Henry Himsberger; 10/2/1862; wounded 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg

• Andrew Hoffman; wounded 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg

• Thomas Kelly; killed 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg

• Simon Knoble

• Joseph Kocher

• John Kressler; wounded 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg

• Theodore Labar; wounded 5/3/1863 Chancellorsville

• Aaron J. Lambert

• William Lay; S.C. date unknown

• Jacob E. Long

• Levi Henry Mann

• John W. McCracken; S.C. 3/29/1863

• John McGinis; wounded 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg

• Aaron Miller

• John Moyer

• Alfred Myers

• John Nolf

• Peter Ott

• Thomas Powe

• Thomas Rewurk

• Christian Rice

• Christian H. Rice; wounded 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg; absent in hospital at muster-out

• Edwin H. Rice

• Hiram Robert

• Joseph W. Savitz; S.C. 10/18/1862

• Harrison Seiple

• John Sepp

• Thomas Sherer

• Enos Shock

• William Snyder

• George Stocker

• Jacob Amandus Winfield Stocker; S.C. 2/5/1863

• James Henry Stocker

• William O. Sullivan; S.C. 4/25/1863

• Edward H. Transue; wounded 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg

• William Trumbaur

• Josiah Unangst

• Robert Wagner

• John M. Wallace; wounded 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg; S.C. 1/27/1863

• Samuel Watson; died 10/22/1862 Sharpsburg MD

• Joseph Wheeler; wounded 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg

• William Wideman; absent at muster-out

• William Williams

• John Woodback

Recruited at Northampton County for 9 months service; mustered in August 11, 1862 and if not, first date is muster-in; mustered out May 18, 1863 unless otherwise stated; rank of Private unless otherwise stated; G.O. is mustered out by General Order; S.O. is discharged by Special Order; S.C. is discharged on Surgeon's Certificate:

• Capt John Stonebach

• 1st Lt Augustus F. Heller

• 2nd Lt Henry Mellick

• 1st Sgt Alvin M. Meeker

• Sgt Herman Alsover

• Sgt Henry L. Arndt; S.O. 11/25/1862

• Sgt Tilghman Brong

• Sgt George G. Hutman; from Pvt 12/1/1862

• Sgt Horace W. Snyder

• Cpl Charles H. Diehl; S.O. 11/28/1862

• Cpl Augustus Heiney

• Cpl William Minnich; S.O. 11/28/1862

• Cpl Herman A. Pohl

• Cpl F.E.F. Randolph

• Cpl George Schooley

• Cpl George A. Simons; wounded 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg; S.C. 4/2/1863

• Cpl James P. Tilton

• Cpl George W. Wagner

• Cpl Thomas Wagner; Cpl 12/1/1862

• Musician John J. Bell; 8/12/1862

• Musician Edward Roseberry; 8/12/1862

• Abraham Bachman

• D. A. Beidelman; discharged 2/11/1863

• John Bloss; S.O. 4/27/1863

• J.J.S. Bounstein

• James Bowman

• James Bryson

• James P. Buck; 8/12/1862

• Harry E. Burcaw; 8/12/1862

• Samuel D. Cortright

• John Dehart; 8/12/1862

• James Derr; died 1/6/1863 Washington

• John Durand; S.O. 3/21/1863

• George Fenicle; absent sick at muster-out

• Elias Fritchman

• William C. Ginginger

• Charles Godley; discharged 11/17/1862

• William H. Harrison

• Lewis Hartzell; S.O. 1/27/1863

• William H. Hartzell

• John P. Hay; 8/12/1862

• George W. Heckman; S.O. 1/27/1863

• John J. Horn

• William P. Horn

• William P. Jones

• August Keiter; 8/12/1862; captured at Warrenton VA

• John Keinast

• Joseph Kichline

• Martin Kichline

• Edward Y. Kitchen; 8/12/1862

• Andrew J. Knauss

• John W.H. Knerr; 8/12/1862

• David Kutz

• William H. Kutz

• Charles Lanning; discharged 12/31/1862

• Mandes Lerch

• Owen J. Lerch; 8/12/1862; died 10/11/1862 Sharpsburg MD

• James Mapp; died 10/23/1862 Sharpsburg MD

• Justice McCarty; discharged 12/22/1862

• Philip M. Mettler; S.C. 2/7/1863

• Samuel Moyer

• William H. Ormrod (Carbon County)

• Napoleon Patier

• Jack Paulus; absent sick at muster-out

• Martin Pohl; S.C. 3/6/1863

• John K. Quigley; 8/22/1862; Vet Res Corps date unknown; G.O. 6/28/1865

• Michael Rafferty

• R.J. Ramsden

• William P.F. Randolph

• Jacob F. Raub

• John F. Reichard

• John G. Reichard

• William Reichard

• Charles H. Rhoads

• George W. Rice

• Edward Richer; 8/12/1862

• J.W. Rodenbough

• Robert Roling;  absent sick at muster-out

• William Roseberry

• William T. Roseberry; 8/12/1862

• George E. Seiple; 8/12/1862

• William Sletor; 8/12/1862; died 12/27/1862 Washington of wounds received 12/13 Fredericksburg

• John P.B. Sloan

• Edward Smith

• William H. Smith

• George P. Steinmetz

• Henry Steinmetz; wounded 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg

• George A. Stern; S.O. 3/3/1863

• Jacob Stocker; absent sick at muster-out

• Samuel Stonebach

• Valentine Vannorman; 8/12/1862

• Thomas Weaver

• Lewis Wilhelm; 8/12/1862

• Franklin Willaner; died of wounds received 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg

• John D. Willaner

• Charles Wolf; S.C. 2/5/1863

• Joseph Woodring

• M.L. Workheiser

• John R. Young; 8/121862

• Martin Young; discharged 1/2/1863

Thomas Malone's Obituary, 5 March 1928: Thomas Malone, a venerable Civil War veteran, died on Sunday (3/4) about 5 p.m. at the home of his niece, Mrs. Cecelia McGeady, 435 Heckewalder Place, aged 84, 5 months and 13 days. Death was doe to old age. Mr. Malone was born in Ireland on September 14, 1843, a son of Daniel and Catherine (nee McCue) Malone. He came to this country when a youth, and for many years was employed by the old Bethlehem Iron Company, now the Bethlehem Steel Company. He enlisted as a private for the Civil War in Company C, 129^th Regiment, Pennsylvania Infantry, on August 5, 1862, for a term of nine months. After being mustered out of service at Harrisburg on May 18, 1863, he reenlisted on December 16, 1863, at Philadelphia in Company G, 112^th Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery for three years. He was discharged on January 29, 1866. He is a member of SS Simon and Jude Church, and of Robert Oldham Post, NO. 527, G.A.R. He resided mostly on the South Side. There survive two nieces and four nephews, his wife have preceded in death a number of years ago. The funeral will take place on Wednesday morning at 9 o’clock from the residence of Mrs. McGeady and proceed to the SS Simon and Jude Church where mass will be celebrated at 9:30 o’clock. Interment will be made in the family plot in St. Michael’s Cemetery.  Obituary sent by a descendant.

Information from History of the Pennsylvania Volunteers, Samuel P. Bates, Harrisburg PA, 1869 and  History of Northampton County, Pennsylvania, William J. Heller Editor, The American Historical Society, 1920.

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