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99th Pennsylvania Infantry

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Company Unknown

Private

BOREAS SMITH WAS A UNION INFANTRY 99TH REGIMENT PA. COMPANY 6 HE WAS A PRIVATE HE DIED APRIL 30 1865 AT BURKSVILLE VA AT THE AGE OF 42 DO YOU HAVE ANY OTHER INFO
Contributor JUDY A BAKERHomepage GOOGLEDate added 5/25/2009

Company A

Sergeant

Charles is my great grandfather. he won the Medal of Honor for his actions at Spotsylvania Courthouse -- May 12, 1864.
Contributor Scott FasnachtDate added 1/25/2006

Company B

Corporal

Enlisted in July of 1861. Was in the same unit (Co. B, 99th PA infantry) as his son Davis, who was wounded at the Wilderness, and killed at Boydton Plank Rd. on October 27, 1864. Malchijah was either killed at Spotsylvania Court House (on May 12, 1864), or captured there, and taken to Andersonville. His youngest daughter's guardian (who filled out the pension application) stated on the pension application that Malchijah was captured, sent to Andersonville, and then died after being transferred to Savannah on Sep. 8, 1864. Malchijah and three of his sons (Davis (see above), Abel (Co E, 30th PA infantry), and Joseph (Co. A, 3rd PA Heavy Artillery)) died in the war. Only his son John (also Co. A, 3rd PA Heavy Artillery), my ggg grandfather, survived the war.
Contributor Joe PyleDate added 3/10/2010

Company D

2nd Lieutenant

Christopher Schmidt was killed May 6, 1864 at the battle of Wilderness.
Contributor ron kolbDate added 1/27/2006

Company E

Corporal

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Paul BlankDate added 3/8/2012

Company F

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Marty CraigDate added 1/3/2009

Company G

Private

Organized at Philadelphia August 23 to November 6, 1861. Regiment moved to Washington, D.C., September 30, 1861. Companies 'G' and 'H' joined in December, 1861.
Contributor Terry SchlieweDate added 6/23/2006

Company G

2nd Lieutenant

Mustered in at Philadelphia, Pa on October 22, 1861. Promoted from Sergeant to 1st Sergeant, November 18, 1864; to 2d Lt, May 1, 1865; mustered out with Company July 1, 1865; Vet
Contributor Edmond J. O'NeillDate added 1/9/2008

Company I

Private

AM LOOKING FOR MY GREAT GREAT GRANDFATHER--THINK HE WAS WITH THE PENNSYLVANIA 99TH VOLUNTEERS-COMPANY--HIS ORIGINAL NAME WAS ALEXANDER MCLEAN--BORN IN IRELAND-I THINK HE WAS MARRIED TWICE TO A MUCMALLEN OR SIMILAR NAME--THEN LATER MARRIED A ELIZABETH STEWART--HE WAS A LABORER-I AM NOT SURE WHAT PART OF PENNSYLVANIA HE CAME FROM--HE SETTLED IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY ILL-AND IS BURIED AT BRUSH CREEK CEMETARY-I THINK HIS SON MY GREAT GRANDFATHER WAS JOHN==THE RUMOR I HAVE HEARD IS WHEN HE WAS DISCHARGED FROM THE SERVICE THEY MISSPELLED HIS NAME TO MCCLAIN--AND HE KEPT THAT NAME==ANY INFO I WOULD APPRECIATE--THANKS RAY YOUNG
Contributor RAY YOUNGDate added 3/26/2011

Company K

Private

Drafted as a Private on 21 February 1865. Died on 6 June 1865 at Bailey's Cross Roads, VA.
Contributor Eric StoneDate added 6/6/2010

Company K

Private

Drafted as a Private on 21 February 1865. Died on 25 May 1865 at Bailey's Cross Roads, VA. Buried at Arlington National Cemetery.
Contributor Eric StoneDate added 6/6/2010

Company L

Private

George was the husband of Delilah Taylor, sister of my great-great grandfather, George Washington Taylor, Co. C, 3rd PA Inf.
Contributor Lee A. TaylorDate added 6/28/2006

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