Company Unknown
1st Sergeant
Antone was wounded at Antietam (Sharpsburg) on September 17th, 1862. Was discharged due to disability in October of 1862. His unit, part of Max Weber's brigade, was engaged at the Bloody Lane.
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5th Maryland Infantry
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Company A
Private
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Company A
Corporal
Served in Maryland 5th Regiment Infantry under command of Capt. Maueul Ford , Company A, with a rank of Corporal, enlisted Sept. 24, 1861, discharged on Sept. 1, 1865. Veteran; taken prisoner, October 27, 1864, Seven Pines, Va.
Source Record: History and Roster of Maryland Volunteers, War of 1861-6, Volume 1, Volume 367,
Company A
Private
Enlisted as a Private on 21 September 1861
Enlisted in Company A, 5th Infantry Regiment Maryland on
21 September 1861.
Wounded on 17 September 1862 at Antietam, MD POW on 15 June 1863 at Winchester, VA
Company A
Private
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Company A
Corporal
Born 1838 in Cecil County, MD, Joseph C. Yeamans enlisted in the 5th MD Infantry as a Corporal on Oct 9, 1861. He was taken prisoner & died in an unknown Confederate prison camp on Jan. 15, 1865. Joseph was a distant 2nd cousin. His brother, George W. Yeamans also served, in Co. A, 8th MD Infantry.
Company B
1st Lieutenant
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Company C
Private
Jakob Noe, an emigrant from Bavaria, enlisted on 12 September 1861 in Baltimore. He was captured at the 2nd Battle of Fair Oaks on Oct 27, 1864, and died in mid-January of 1865 at the Confederate prison in Salisbury, NC.
Company D
Private
This individual could have also been listed as Edward I. Sewell. He may have also been in Company E.
Company G
Private
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