Company A
1st Lieutenant
I have a copy of Peter's obituary, information on his grave site and many of his military records. I do not, however, have a photo of Peter. Any photos of Peter or additional information on him will be much appreciated.
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104th Pennsylvania Infantry
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Company B
Rank unknown
Enlisted in 104 Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment ('Ringgold Regiment') September 15,1861 at Doylestown PA. Defense of Washington D.C. Peninsula Campaign: Siege of Yorktown; Battle of Williamsburg; Bottom's Bridge; Reconnaissance to Seven Pines; skirmishes at Seven Pines, Savage Station, and Chickahominy. Wounded at Battle of Fair Oaks May 31 - June 1, 1862. Died of wounds June 13, 1862 at Yorktown VA. Buried Doylestown Presbyterian Church, Doylestown PA. Age 19.
Company C
Private
104th Pa, Co.C,taken prisoner at Fair Oaks and sent to Libby prison, discharged at City Point 4 months later
Company C
Private
Mustered in Oct. 21,1863 of Co. C 104th Regt. Penn Vol.Infantry under Capt Wm W. Marple and Col W.H, Davis. Honorably discharged Aug 25, 1865
Company F
Private
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Company F
Private
Born 7 Feb 1832 Juniata Co., Pennsylvania and married Rebecca Leonard at Donnally's Mill; died 23 Jun 1886 from a fall when building a barn near Donnally's Mill.
Company G
Private
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Company H
Private
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Company K
1st Sergeant
The 104 was the second tour of duty, he first served with Co D, 62d Pa Vol Inf.