Company Unknown
Corporal
Enlisted 136th Pennsylvania served full term, re-enlisted 207th Pennsylvania and served full term. Injuried in the last weeks of the enlistment and was mustered out with his unit.
Union service · Pennsylvania
207th Pennsylvania Infantry
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Company C
Private
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Company C
Private
was my grandmothers grandfather.found his grave in an old farm weed patch last week.
Company D
Sergeant
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Company F
Private
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Company F
Corporal
Simon Utley also had a brother John in Co. F of the 207th. Simon was my great-grandfather. He lived out his life in Springfield, Missouri, where he was caretaker at the Civil War cemetery there for a time.
I have a printed unit certificate for the 207th, company F, showing the roster at the time of formation.
Company G
Private
Enlisted as a Private on 9 September 1864.
Killed on 2 April 1865 at Petersburg, VA.
Buried at City Point National Cemetery.
Company G
Captain
Enlisted on 9/12/1864 as a Captain. On 9/12/1864 he was commissioned into 'G' Co. PA 207th Infantry. He was Mustered Out on 5/13/1865 at Alexandria, VA. He was wounded on 4/2/1865 at Petersburg, VA during the battle at Fort Stedman. He received a promotion by Brevet to Major on 4/2/1865.
The 207th, which was part of the 2nd Brigade, 3rd Division, 9th Corps of the Army of the Potomac was organized at Camp Curtin, Harrisburg, PA on 9/8/1864.
Company G
Private
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Company G
Private
Died April 6th 1865 of wounds received April 2nd during Battle of Petersburg. Buried in Alexandria National Cemetery.
Company I
Private
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Company K
Private
Daniel Anson Evans ranked out as a sergeant......he was a veteran of the civil war
He was my cousin 5 times removed.