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145th Pennsylvania Infantry

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Company B

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor TerryDate added 7/19/2010

Company B

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Eric GayDate added 6/25/2009

Company B

Private

Dorman L Grace enlisted in Bradford County, Pennsylvania on 26 Aug 1862. He mustered out on 15 Sep 1863.
Contributor Michelle A LeeDate added 2/17/2009

Company B

Private

Chester was the husband of Sallie Lucina Newell, sister of my great-great grandmother, Emily Susan Newell.
Contributor Lee A. TaylorDate added 6/28/2006

Company B

Private

John Moore served in the Union Army during the Civil War. He served with the 145th Pennsylvania Infantry, B Company as a private. He enlisted on Aug 31, 1863 and was discharged on June 2, 1864. His address at discharge was listed as Edie, Pennsylvania. He was listed with the disability of a 'ruptured right side'.
Contributor Bridget AveyDate added 12/5/2008

Company B

Private

John was the brother of my great-great grandmother, Emily Susan Newell.
Contributor Lee TaylorDate added 7/19/2004

Company B

Private

Thomas was the husband of Mary Elizabeth Bates, sister of my great-great grandfather, Chambers Sterrett Bates, Co. C, 83rd PA.
Contributor Lee A. TaylorDate added 6/28/2006

Company B

Private

Wife Eliza Jane Smith ,son James Ross born 1862, moved to Columbia county WI George W. died July 1864, of war wounds in Philadelphia, buried in National cemetary there..
Contributor sue RossDate added 6/21/2014

Company D

Private

wounded at fredricksburg and died in hospital in DC
Contributor Gene CassidyDate added 5/15/2009

Company D

Private

John was the husband of Martha Louise Bates, sister of my great-great grandfather, Chambers Sterrett Bates, Co. C, 83rd PA.
Contributor Lee A. TaylorDate added 6/28/2006

Company F

Private

Abraham Loren Vaneps my ggrandfather inlisted in co F 145th Pa in 1862 and served till mustered out in 1865,he was in all the major battles that his regiment fought, and at the end of the war I read that in company F their was only 12 men left of the original inlistment, his brother Hiram Vaneps died of sickness in co F 145th Pa, his other brother William H Vaneps served in Berdans second Sharpshooters battalion, after the war Abraham L Vaneps was a farmer and a Preacher, he died in 1908 and is buried in the Sutton hill cemetery Warren county Pa
Contributor Ryan BeachDate added 7/9/2010

Company G

Corporal

Richard Ellis Smith is my G.G.Grandfather.He had a daughter he never was able to see.Her name was Nellie Smith.
Contributor Carol LackeyDate added 9/12/2006

Company I

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor TerryDate added 7/19/2010

Company K

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Alicemae MarunowskiDate added 8/11/2008

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