206th Pennsylvania Infantry

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William L. McQuown died in 1909 at the age of 68 in Columbus, NE

my great-grandfather

born 9 Mar 1833 Marietta, Lancaster, Pennsylvania and died 24 Mar 1910 in Verona, Allegheny, Pennsylvania. Also, served in the 74th Co. G infantry.

Served under Col. Hugh J. Brady. He is my Great, Great Grandfather. The 206th was one of the first regiments to march into Richmond on the 3rd of April, 1865 only to find it evacuated and on fire. William Johnston died in 1925 at age of 83. He is buried in East Mahoning Baptist Cemetery in Pennsylvania.

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Wilson Cramer was my great-grandfather. He served an earlier enlistment with Co B, 133rd Pennsylvania.

NOTES FROM PENSION APPLICATION John Fisher in Company I 206th Penn Volunteer Infantry in the war of the Rebellion who after the evacuation of Richmond, VA was on a forced march to take possession of said city in crossing a brook or run he slipped and fell thereby causing an injury to his testicles which he stated to me disabled him from manual labor and lung trouble and was the result from which he died. Mrs Elizabeth Anderson Fisher January 1887

Enlisted as a Private on 31 August 1864. Enlisted in Company I, 206th Infantry Regiment Pennsylvania on 31 Aug 1864. Mustered Out Company I, 206th Infantry Regiment Pennsylvania on 26 Jun 1865 at Richmond, VA.

I need to confrim this

This was my Great-Great Grandfather