2nd PA Heavy Art'y

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• Ancestry Military Records
• Carbon County (Postcard History:Pennsylvania) ~ book by Rebecca Rabenold-Finsel
• Civil War Pension Records
• Civil War Service Records
• Confederate Research Sources: A Guide to Archive Collections ~ book by James C. Neagles

• Hallowed Ground: A Walk at Gettysburg ~ book by James McPherson

• In Search of Confederate Ancestors ~ book by J. H. Segars

• Smokestacks and Black Diamonds: A History of Carbon County, Pennsylvania ~ book by Joan Campion

• Tracing Your Civil War Ancestor ~ book by Bertram Hawthorne Groene

Company C, first date is muster-in; rank of private unless otherwise stated

• George T. Bond; 1/1864; discharged 1/29/1866

• Patrick Corcoran; 3/1864; discharged 1/29/1866

• Jonathan F. Hatrick; 12/2/1863; discharged 1/29/1866

• John W. Koons; 11/1863; discharged 3/1865

Company H, first date is muster-in; rank of Private unless otherwise stated

• Maj Thomas Wilhelm; commissioned Capt 12/19/1861; Maj 11/25/1862; Acting

• Col Prov Reg't Heavy Art'y 1864; Capt in Vet Res Corps 1865

• 2nd Lt Orlando Keene; 1861; to Co and 2nd Lt 1864; vet

• Sgt Franklin C. Miner; 1861

• Sgt Harry V. Mortimer; 1861

• Sgt Theodore P. Pryor; 1861

• Sgt George Slater; 1861

• Sgt Cicero Wintermute; 1861

• Cpl Edward Tonkins Shinn; 2/17/1864; MWIA 6/17/1864; died 6/24/1864; buried Ash Grove (Annapolis) National Cemetery

• John Brady; 1861; vet

• Christopher Corcoran; 1861; Vet Res Corps date unknown

• Alfred Knecht; 1862

• Willoughby Koons; 1865

• James McGlynn; 1862

• George C.P. Owens; 1862; Vet Res Corps date unknown

• Edward Palmer; 1861; died 1864 Hampton Hospital

• Francis Palmer; 1862

• William A. Smith; 1861

• Thomas Smithers; 1861

Company I, first date is muster-in; rank of Private unless otherwise stated

• Michael Ferrie; 1861

• Samuel Hawk; 1861

• Michael Troy; 1861

Information from History of the Counties of Lehigh and Carbon, in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Alfred Mathews and Austin N. Hungerford, Everts and Richards, Philadelphia PA, 1884.

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