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County: Adams
Township: Kirkland
Commissioner: Samuel Weldy
Page Number: 19
| Name Crossed Out? | No. | First Name | Last Name | Age | Regiment | Occupation | In Service | Discharged, and Cause | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Benjamin M | Laughlin | 24 | Farmer | Volunteered Banta Camp | ||||
| true | 2 | John L | Baker | 23 | Farmer | Chronic Rheumatism of the left hip | |||
| true | 3 | Peter H | Weldy | 19 | Ruptured | ||||
| 4 | Aaron | Irving | 18 | Volunteered Banta Camp | |||||
| true | 5 | Isaac | Huffman | 36 | Farmer | Cronic diarhea | |||
| 6 | George | Dicks | 24 | Farmer | |||||
| 7 | Robert | Niblick | 37 | Farmer | Post Master | ||||
| 8 | Joseph | Hartman | 20 | Farmer | |||||
| 9 | Jonathan | Bower | 35 | Farmer | |||||
| true | 10 | Wesley J | Selby | 30 | Miller | Tapeworms weak 8 yrs | Volunteered | ||
| 11 | Ezekiel | Elzey | 33 | Farmer | Volunteered | ||||
| true | 12 | William R | Kerchner | 37 | Farmer | Piles | |||
| 13 | Ernst C | Kurchner | 41 | Farmer | |||||
| 14 | Ernst F | Kurchner | 35 | Farmer | |||||
| true | 15 | John | Smith | 27 | Farmer | Blind & deaf in one ear | |||
| 16 | Martin | Shady | 18 | Farmer | |||||
| 17 | William | Shady | 21 | Farmer | |||||
| 18 | Isaac | Shady | 26 | Farmer | |||||
| 19 | George | Steele | 24 | Farmer | |||||
| 20 | David | Steele | 21 | Farmer | Volunteered | ||||
| true | 21 | John R | Cochran | 44 | Farmer | not able bodied | ruptured | ||
| 22 | Christopher F | Meyer | 34 | Farmer | |||||
| 23 | Adams | Hower | 23 | Farmer | |||||
| 24 | John | Hower | 20 | Farmer | |||||
| 25 | Andrew | Hower | 44 | Farmer | |||||
| 26 | Wesley | Harles | 43 | Farmer | |||||
| 27 | Jerome B | Caster | 25 | Farmer | service volunteered | ||||
| 28 | Ransom | Sparkes | 38 | Farmer | |||||
| 29 | William | Britt | 21 | Farmer | |||||
| 30 | William | Miller | 30 | Farmer | |||||
| 31 | John | Hower | 40 | Farmer | |||||
| 32 | Joseph | Hower | 30 | Farmer | |||||
| 33 | Elijah | Pease | 25 | Farmer | |||||
| 34 | Michael | Diehl | 29 | Farmer | |||||
| 35 | William H | Fields | 38 | Preacher | |||||
| 36 | Benjamin | Beavy | 33 | Farmer | |||||
| 37 | Samuel | Boesster | 39 | Farmer | |||||
| true | 38 | Julius J B | Alexander | 40 | Farmer | not able bodied | ruptured | ||
| 39 | Joseph | Gilbert | 18 | Farmer | |||||
| 40 | Henry | Hauck | 42 | Farmer | |||||
| 41 | Manasses | Sarff | 28 | Farmer | |||||
| 42 | Walter G | Pezman | 44 | Blacksmith |
Notes and Questions
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The names of the following numbers were lined through: 2,3,5,10,12,15,21 and 38
Volunteers named Hawer #23,24,25,34,31 maybe Hower. There are several Hower families in Adams County, but I did not find any Hawer.
Ok, everything else looks fine, but I think that the Boesster with a question mark might be Boester -- there were men with the name Boester in Allen county during that time, but they immigrated at the end of the war. I don't know if there would be any relation.
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