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3 3 THE GAZETTE, FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1909. DEPARTED VETERANS (Continued From First Page.) Daniel Young, 24th C. S. Col. Jacob Young, 127th U.

S. Col T. Mt. Smith Cemetery Job M. Beegle, 138th Pa.

Inf. Henry Bridenthal, 55th Pa. Int. Alexander Earnest, 35th Pa. Int.

Lieut. 18th Pa. Cav. Jacob Mathias Smith, 56th Pa. Inf.

Pleasant Hill Cemetery Andrew Cobbler, 35th Pa. Inf. Andrew E. Dibert. John D.

Helsel, 82nd Pa. Inf. Pleasant Valley Cemetery Jacob Carroll, 138th Pa. Inf. John Croyle.

Adam Dibert. Thomas Rook, 80th Ohio Inf. St. Paul's Cemetery Andrew P. Miller, 107th Pa.

Inf. Mahlon Penrose, 99th Pa. Inf. Thomas Slick. BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP Holsinger for Graveyard William Baker, Pa.

Inf. Philip Bartlebaugh, 12th Pa. Cav. Eli Ketring. William McGregor, 55th Pa.

Inf. David McKee, 55th Pa. Inf. Denton Mobley. Morrison.

Peter Tetwiler, 53rd Pa. Inf. Snowberger Graveyard Louis Willard, Colored. BROAD TOP TOWNSHIP Evans Cemetery Henry Barnett. Lemuel Evans, 49th Pa.

Inf. Thomas White, Boston Tea Party. Mt. Duval Cemetery Samuel Anderson, Pa. Cav.

James W. Davis, 28th Pa. Inf. H. C.

Estep, 49th Pa. Inf. B. F. Fleck, 102nd Pa.

Inf. William Gates. John P. Jenkins. Josiah, M.

Lehman, 55th Pa. Inf. L. Long, 125th Pa. Inf.

Samuel Lowery, 28th Pa. Inf. John Paul, 8th Pa. Res. John Rankin.

John Rorabaugh, 205th Pa. Inf. Joseph Thomas. Thomas Whitehead, Rev. War.

COLERAIN TOWNSHIP Old Brick Church Cemetery John W. James, Pa. Militia. Andrew Kegg, 2nd P. H.

B. Jacob Kegg, 55th 1 Pa. Inf. Levi Kegg, 101st Pa. Inf.

Jacob Shoemaker, 1st Va. Cont. Art. Jeremiah L. Smith, 55th Pa.

Inf. -George W. Stuckey, 107th Pa. Inf. Reformed Church Cemetery David Dibert, 55th Pa.

Inf. Adam Diehl, 91st Pa. Inf. Humphrey Diebl, 6th U. S.

Spanish War 1898. H. S. Hartman, 87th Pa. Inf.

St. Mark's Church Cemetery William P. Booty, 101st Pa. Inf. William Milburn, 55th Pa.

Inf. Trans Run Cemetery Andrew J. Davis, 107th Inf. Union Cemetery Col. Joseph Lewis Cobbler, A.

138th 138th Pa. May, Inf. Josiah McClellan, 133rd Pa. Inf. Harvey Mock, 2nd Pa.

Cav. C. Mower, 55th Pa. Inf. Henry Reed.

William Ressler, 55th Pa. Inf. John Ruby, 101st Pa. Inf. George Schmidt, Miss.

Regiment. Harvey Shaffer, 133rd Pa. Inf. Levi Valentine. Josephus Wolford, 149th Pa.

Inf. Yeager Memorial Cemetery George W. Barkley, 138th Pa. Inf. CUMBERLAND VALLEY TWP.

Bethel Cemetery Jacob S. Cessna, 67th Pa. Inf. Thompson Hanks, 101st Pa. Inf.

John W. Mauk, 138th Pa. Inf. Daniel Sliger, War of 1812. James R.

Vickroy, 138th Pa. Inf. C. C. Bortz Farm 1908 Samuel Defibaugh, Henry Boor Farm 1908 Isaac Mauk, 2nd Pa.

Mex. War. Frank Elliott Farm 1908 Henry Miller, 138th Pa. Inf. Fellowship Cemetery John Boor, 138th Pa.

Inf. Joseph Growden. Elias Hook, 138th Pa. Inf. George Hook, 138th Pa.

Inf. Anthony Lowery. Henry Miller. Jacob Miller, 56th Pa. Inf.

Jeremiah Miller. Harvey Ressler. John Valentine, 138th Pa. Inf. Lutheran Church Cemetery Daniel Anderson.

Martin Cessna, 42nd Inf. Bucktails. William Derenter, 133rd Pa Inf. Jesse Howsare, 51st Ohio Int. Jacob Wertz, 56th Pa.

Inf. Reed Miller Farm 1908 George Sliger, War of 1812. Nave Farm 1908 Jacob Whip, 13Sth Pa. Inf. Old Hopewell Church Conrad Trout Smith Graveyard William Hafer, 2nd Pa.

Cav. Wilson Hafer, 133rd Pa. Inf. John Wertz, War of 1812. Samuel Wentling Farm 1908 George Wentling, 13th Pa.

2nd Md. P. H. B. Everett Cemetery Lieut.

Jos. Armstrong, 11th Pa. Int. John Ashcom, 194th Pa. Inf.

Joseph Avy, 208th Pa. Inf. William H. Avy, 54th Pa. Inf.

Thomas Baird, 12th U. S. Spanish War 1898. Joseph E. Barnett.

J. B. Barndollar, Spanish War 1898. John W. Barndollar, 13th Pa.

Inf. Michael Barndollar, 2nd Pa. Rifles, War 1812. Lieut. William P.

Barndollar, 76th. Pa. Inf. Lieut. Josiah Baughman, 138tb Pa.

Int. John D. Brown, 61st Pa. Inf. Andrew Bussard, 78th Pa.

Inf. Emanuel S. Bussard, 208th Pa. Inf. Joseph S.

Bussard, 208th Pa. Inf. John Carson, 22nd Cav. Harrison Clevenger, Md. Inf.

Para George W. Cobbler, 210 Pa. Inf. Jacob Conrad, 2nd Pa. Rifles, War 1812.

William M. Cornelius, 199th Pa Inf. Isaiah M. Davis, 8th Pa, Res. James P.

Davis, 22nd Cav. John M. Davis, 110th Pa. Inf. Jacob Dean, U.

S. C. T. William Ditch, 2nd Pa. Cav.

John Eidenbaugh. Capt. N. C. Evans, 101st Inf.

Andrew Geiger, 208th Pa. Inf. John Gibson. 6 ALL TIRED OUT Hundreds More in Bedford in the Same Plight. Tired all the time; Weary and worn out night and day; Back aches; side aches, All on account of the kidneys.

Must help them at their work. A Bedford citizen shows you how: Mrs. Margaret Brightbill, W. Pitt Bedford, says: "I suffered from rheumatism various symptoms of kidney complaint for years, at times being so lame and stiff that I could scarcely get about the house. My kidne's were very weak, the secretions being unnatural and I felt tired and languid all the time.

Finally when Doan's Kidney Pills were recommended to me, I procured a box at Dull's Drug Store and they gave me such great relief that I continued their use. I can say that my experience with Doan's Kidney Pills has been satisfactory dealers. in every way." For sale by all Price 5 cents. Foster-Milburn Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name- and take no other.

Joseph Gibson, 11th Pa. Inf. James Gogley, 133rd Pa. Inf. Gettys Hedding.

John D. Herring, 99th Pa. Inf. Thomas Hines, 91st Pa. Inf.

Philip B. Holler, 208th Pa. Inf. Solomon Holler, 2nd Pa. Rifles, War 1812.

M. J. Jackson, 208th Pa. Inf. D.

R. C. Johnson. George Koontz, 55th Pa. Inf.

Henry H. Laher, 19th Pa. Cav. David Leader, 133rd Pa. Inf.

S. P. Lewis, 133rd Pa. Inf. Lieut.

Thomas G. Livingston, 110th Pa. Inf. John Lowery, 3rd Md. P.

H. B. Joshua Lucas, 194th Pa. Inf. William T.

Lucas, 138th Pa. Inf. Rev. Thomas McClure, 151st Pa. Inf.

Samuel J. McEldowney, 101st Pa.Inf. John Mellott, 11th Pa. Inf. Simon Mellott, 22nd Pa.

Cav. John Mench, 99th Pa. Inf. Joseph S. Messersmith, 208th Pa.

Inf. John Nabona, 11th Pa. Inf. Thomas Naugle, 2nd Ky. Cav.

John W. Oler. Peter Osburn, 208th Pa. Inf. Michael Ott, 133rd Pa.

Inf. Jesse Cloyd Painter, 3rd U. S. H. Art.

Spanish War 1898. E. N. Palmer, 82nd Pa. Inf.

Jacob B. Peck, 55th Pa. Inf. Rev. Jas.

F. Pennington, 188th Pa Inf. J. B. Penrod, 8th Pa.

Res. Jonathan Perrin, 133rd Pa. Inf. Lewis M. Piper, 8th Pa.

Res. A. P. Redinger, 1st Md. Cav.

Peter Redinger, 99th Pa. Inf. Adam S. Ritchey, 133rd Pa. Inf.

Mathias Robinette, 1st Md. P. H. B. Cav.

Isaac Schooley, 2nd Pa. Rifles, War 1812. Jacob Smith, 22nd Pa. Cav. Michael Smouse, 2nd Pa.

Rifles, War 1812. J. W. Sponsler, 3rd Md. Inf.

Henry C. Stailey, 208th Pa. Inf. Samuel Stoudenour, 11th Pa. Inf.

John Streight, 11th Pa. Inf. Josiah Swartz, 58th Pa. Inf. Frederick Sweitzer.

S. B. Tate, 133rd Pa. Inf. John Waters.

Capt. Adam Weaverling, 208th Pa.Inf. David Weaverling, 11th Pa. Inf. W.

T. Weaverling, 2nd Pa. Cav. Jeremiah Weight, 56th Pa. Inf.

S. D. Williams, 149th Pa. Inf. HARRISON TOWNSHIP Buffalo Mills, Horn Farm 1908 James Norton, 56th Pa.

Inf. Carpenter Cemetery, T. E. Kidwell Farm 1908. Linton W.

Bingham, 138th Pa. Inf. Lieut. Levi Cook, 138th Pa. Inf.

John J. Critchfield, 87th Pa. Inf. Nathaniel Moser, 29th Pa. Inf.

Arnold Farm 1908 John Bowman, 55th Pa. Inf. Millegan's Cove, Old Graveyard Andrew Rollins, 55th Pa. Inf. John Rollins, Old War.

John Fait, 138th Pa. Inf. Abram May, 208th Pa. Inf. Job Martin, 97th Pa.

Inf. Abram Miller, 82nd Pa. Inf. Daniel Miller, Mexican War. Michael C.

Miller, 149th Pa. Inf. Tobias Miller, 138th Pa. Inf. HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP Bethel Cemetery John Border, 110th Pa.

Inf. F. Mansberger, 143rd Pa. Res. Henry Penrod, 8th Pa.

Res. David Pretherow, 133rd Pa Inf. William D. Ritchey, 8th Pa Res. Hinish Graveyard Reuben Brallier.

208th Pa. Inf. James Ritchey, 22nd Pa. Cav Hopewell Cemetery Daniel Adams, Sth Pa. Res.

John Adams, 20th Pa. Cav. William Bookheimer, 208th Pa. Inf. Abram Cartwright, 198th Pa.

Franklin J. Cartwright, 205th Pa.Inf. Philip Chamberlain, 22nd Pa. Cav. James Core.

M. H. Detwiler, 104th Pa. Inf Robert Dickenson. J.

A. Eichelberger, 195th Pa. Inf. Capt. John Eichelberger, 8th Pa.

Res. W. 'S. Eichelberger, 208th Pa. Inf.

Michael Griffith, Sth Pa. Res. Anthony Groomer, 77th Pa. Inf. David Hamm, 208th Pa.

Edward Helsel, 76th Pa. Inf. John Iockenbaugh. Philip Holmes David Kelly, 110th Pa. Inf.

Peter Kline, 152nd Pa. Inf. William Kich. Samuel Langdon, 133rd Pa. Inf.

John McChestney. Henry Myers, Sr. Ilenry Myers, Jr. Alexander Reed. Joseph Ross, 208th Pa.

Inf. William Stull, 188th Pa. Inf. Daniel Swisher. Frank Thomas.

William Weimer, 12th Pa. Inf. Samuel 21st Pa. Cav. John Wilcox.

Edward Young, 110th Pa. Inf. Methodist Cemetery, Tatesville Henry Armstrong, 49th Ohio Inf. James A. Everhart, 208th Pa.

Inf. Piper's Graveyard Luther Piper, 8th Pa. Res. Reformed Church Cemetery David Bollman, 107th Pa. Inf.

James Bollinger, 110th Pa. Inf. James College, 110th Pa. William College, 110th Pa. Inf.

Martin L. Davis, 110th Pa. Inf. Samuel Davis, 107th Pa. Inf.

Henry Dasher, 78th Pa. Inf. Alex. K. Eichelberger, 22nd Pa.

Cav. John Ferguson, 110th Pa. Oliver P. Fluke, Pa. Inf.

George Fockler, 107th Pa. Inf. James Gates, 8th Pa. Res. Martin 110th Pa.

Inf. Samuel Gates, 110th Pa. William S. Grove, 171st Pa. Inf.

William Key, 8th Pa. Res. Thomas Lamberson, 110th Pa. Inf. William P.

Long, 194th Pa. Int. Malone, 194th Pa. Inf. George McCleary, 133rd Pa.

Inf. James Mcllnay, 110th Pa. Inf. James B. Moore, 110th Pa.

Inf. William Reed, 8th Pa. Res. John W. Smith, 110th Pa.

Inf. George Smith, 205th Pa. Inf. Martin V. Speelman, 133rd Pa.

Inf. Jacob E. Stuby, 194th Pa. Inf. Jacob Weimer, 20th Pa.

Cav. Ritchey Graveyard David' Ritchey, 218th Pa. Inf. Henry Swartz. Hyndman Cemetery Jacob Albright, 2nd Md.

P. H. B. Francis T. Burket, 210th Pa.

Inf. Joseph Deneen, 3rd Md. Inf. Jacob Emerick, 2nd Md. P.

H. B. Augustus Fisher, 2nd Md. P. H.

B. Ezekiel Gaster, 133rd Pa. Inf. George Gardner, 14th Pa. Cav.

Samuel Gardner, 55th Pa. Int. Peter Giffin, 3rd Md. Inf. James Hardin.

Henry Hill, 136th Pa. Inf. B. F. Hite, 2nd Md.

Inf. Alexander Holler, 2nd Md. P. 11. B.

Samuel Keyser, 50th Pa. Inf. Joseph Lowery, 3rd Md. P. H.

B. Elijah 50th Inf. Frank Miller, 54th Pa. Inf. William Penrose, 21st Pa.

Cav Samuel Robb, 138th Pa. Inf. George Staub, 3rd Md. Cav. James A.

Woy, 126th Pa. Inf. Herman Walters. 2 JUNIATA TOWNSHIP Dry Ridge Cemetery Jc an Adams, 55th Pa. Inf.

William Brant, 107th Pa. Inf. Henry Corley, Mexican War. Peter A. Corley, 55th Pa.

Inf. John Geller, 138th Pa. Inf. George Geller, 13th Pa. Inf.

George W. Holler, 138th Pa. Inf. Joseph M. Holler, 171st Pa.

Inf. Abraham Hyde, 55th Pa. Inf. Thompson Ling, 5th Pa. H.

A. John L. May, 67th Pa. Inf. Frederick Mowery, 138th Pa.

Inf. Jacob J. Ritchey, 93rd Pa. Inf. David Smith, 50th Pa.

Inf. John Turner, Pa. Inf. George W. Troutman, 138th Pa.

Inf. Old Union Graveyard Jesse McVicker, 171st Pa. Inf. John Robb, 55th Pa. Inf.

Pleasant Ridge U. B. Church William Luman, 2nd N. J. Inf.

Shroyer Church Graveyard John F. Smith, 107th Pa. Inf. Turner's Field (Private) Augustus Struckman, 50th Pa. Inf.

Wagerman Graveyard (Jonn Miller's Farm 1908) Francis Pierson, 110th Pa. Inf. William Wagerman, 138th Pa. Inf. Rollins Farm James Rollins, 138th Pa.

Inf. KIMMELL TOWNSHIP Claar Graveyard Daniel Claar, 99th Pa. Inf. Thomas Claar, 84th Pa. Inf.

Martin Dively, War 1812. Morgan Dively. Henry Ellis. David Feathers. Josiah Feathers, 91st Pa.

Inf. Michael Fry, 84th Pa. Inf. Josiah Mack, 132nd Pa. Inf.

John Stiffler, 1.8th Pa. Inf. John H. Walter, 84th Pa. Inf.

James Weyant, 99th Pa. Inf. Joseph Weyant. Jacob Wright, 55th Pa. Inf.

Greenfield Cemetery Emanuel Benton, 99th Pa. Inf. Daniel L. Bowser, 55th George M. Dively, 99th Pa.

Inf. Jacob Dively, 82nd Pa. Inf. Samuel Eicher, 99th Pa. Inf.

Martin Imler, 91st Pa. Inf. George W. Knipple. KING TOWNSHIP Burket Graveyard John Wentz, 55th Pa.

Inf. Imler Graveyard John Cramer, Mexican War. James Defibaugh, 91st Pa. Inf. Isaac Ling, 55th Pa.

Inf. Mock Graveyard John Stambaugh, Pa. Cav. Brumbaugh Graveyard William Davis. Nimrod Guthridge, U.

Navy. Piper Grace. William Richards. Bunker Hill Graveyard George Dick. John Himes, 133rd Pa Int.

Samuel Mardus. David Rinard, 208th Pa. Inf Saxton Cemetery George Albright George Berkstresser. Samuel Blake, 110th Pa Inf George Boyce, 125th Pa Inf. I nomas Bradley, 125th Pa Inf.

Jacob Broadstone, 99th Pa. Inf. TRY THE -BACK CURE FOR INDIGESTION Nine times in ten stomach derangements are responsible for sallow complexion, dull eyes and thin body. It is the stomach that supplies nourishing blood to the muscles, the nerves, and skin. If the stomach is healthy, plenty of nutritious matter will be absorbed by the blood.

If it is not healthy, the food will ferment, and undigested, will pass along through the bowels, furnishing SO little nutritious matter that the blood becomes impoverished, and the glow of health vanishes. If you suffer from nervousness, sick headache, belching of gas, sour taste in the mouth, heaviness after eating, or any other miserable stomach disturbance, you need Mi-0-na, and the sooner you got it the quicker you will be healthier and happier. It will relieve any distressed stomach condition almost immediately. It will cure if used according to diretions. F.

W. Jordan sells it for 50 cents a large box, and he thinks enough of it to guarantee it to cure indigestion. PRONOUNCED HIGH-0-ME) Cures catarrh or money breathe it in. Complete outfit, including inhaler $1. Extra bottles 50c.

Druggists. Isaiah Clark. James Clark. James Hook, 79th Pa. Inf.

George Miller, 91st Pa. Inf. A. J. Martin.

G. W. Martin, 91st Pa. Inf. Christ Miller, 171st Pa.

Inf. John A. Potts, 171st Pa. Inf. Aquilla Smith, 45th Pa.

Inf. Bartley Smith, 91st Pa. Inf. David Smith, 45th Pa. Inf.

Jonathan Smith, 3rd Md. P. H. B. Nathan P.

Smith, 3rd Md. P. H. B. Philip Smith, 55th Pa.

Inf. Noah Wigfield, 171st Pa. Inf. Greenfield Graveyard Riley Leasure, 3rd Md. P.

H. B. Johnson Graveyard John Johnson, 91st Pa. Inf. Joshua Johnson, 149th Pa.

Inf. Lashley Graveyard Daniel K. Lashley, 55th Pa. Inf. MONROE TOWNSHIP Ash Graveyard Jonathan Snyder.

Barkman Graveyard Christian Barkman, 22nd Pa. Cav. Daniel Barkman, 101st Pa. Inf. Joseph Barkman Graveyard Hezekiah Barkman, 138th Pa.

Inf. Philip Barkman. Black Valley Graveyard John Stechman, 138th Pa. Inf. Clearville Union Cemetery John Bagley, Revolutionary War.

William Barthalow. Philip Chamberlain, 208th Pa Inf. D. A. Cooper, 208th Pa.

Int. Michael Gilliam, 55th Pa. Int. M. H.

llanks. John Kennard, 138th Pa. Int. John lI. Rice, 82nd Pa.

Ini. Stephen Sergie. Joseph Weimer. Cornell Graveyard Daniel Cornell, 208th Pa. Ini.

Fletcher Graveyard John Fletcher, Mexican War. Henry Fletcher. Joseph Mains, 2nd Pa. Rifles 1812. Frame Church Cemetery Hiram Andrews.

Isaac Blankley. Daniel Buzzard. John Buzzard. I homas Gilliam. David Mortimore, 101st Pa Int.

John Nycum. Upton Nycum, 22nd Pa. Cav. David Stockman. Mt.

Union Cemetery Oliver McDaniel, 78th Pa. Ini. Pane Ridge Cemetery William E. Leasure, 1st Ohio Inf. Pleasant Union Church Cemetery Nathan Cooper, 49th Pa.

Inf. A. J. Pennell. A.

J. Smith, 101st Pa. Inf. Lee Steckman. Robinsonville Cemetery Hugh Lynn, 31d Md.

P. H. B. Riley Lynn, 3rd Md. P.

H. B. G. W. Miller.

J. H. Rice. Solomon Rice, 149th Pa. Inf.

Rock Hill Cemetery Christian Garlic, 8th Pa. Res. B. Mearkle. Israel Morris.

Jacob Pitman. Isaiah Shaffer, 208th Pa. Inf. Jacob Truax. Alvah Williams.

(Continued on Seventh Page.) David Davis, 49th Pa. Inf. Enos Dickenson, 14th U. S. V.

R. C. George Dickson. George Fockler, 40th Pa. Inf.

Lee Fockler, 125th Pa. Inf. Samuel Foreman. Samuel Graybill. Daniel Heffner.

Arnold Houp. Davis James. David M. Jones, 28th and 147th Pa. Inf.

William McHugh, 77th Pa. Inf. Andrew Mophet, 67th Pa. Inf. J.

R. McMurtrie, 125th Pa. Inf. George, Reed. Mountain.

Polk Rohm. O. P. Ross, 8th Pa. Reserves.

S. K. Sanderson, 188th Pa. Inf. Harry Speece, 77th Pa.

Inf. Stonerstown Cemetery Daniel Brightbill, 149th Pa. Inf. James Bryant, 125th Pa. Inf.

James College, 133rd Pa. Inf. John O. Hoffman, 133rd Pa. Inf.

Thomas Kelly, 99th Pa. Inf. McCroy, 77th Pa. Inf. Samuel Rinard, 5th Pa.

H. A. John Shumaker, 47th Pa. Int. Henry Smith.

Valley Cemetery Levi Berkstresser. Thomas Cypher, 125th Pa. Inf. Daniel Elder. George Fluke, 99th Pa.

Inf. Joseph Long, 101st Pa. Inf. Benjamin Waltz, 8th Pa. Res.

LINCOLN TOWNSHIP Mt. Union Cemetery Andrew Allison, 99th Pa. Inf. John M. Allison, 55th Pa.

Inf. Samuel Cox, 82nd Pa. Inf. Emanuel Harbaugh, 138th Pa. Inf.

William F. Holmes. Isaac Ling, 138th Pa. Inf. John G.

Slonaker, 99th Pa. Inf. Isaac Smith, 191st Pa. Inf. LONDONDERRY TOWNSHIP Burket Graveyard George Beals, 2nd Md.

P. H. B. John D. Burket, 2nd Md.

P. H. B. Emanuel Lowery, 138th Pa. Inf.

William H. Lowery, 138th Pa. Inf. Moses Shroyer, 138th Pa. Inf.

Solomon Tharp, 138th Pa. Inf. Cook's Mills Graveyard John O. McKenzie, 1st Md. P.

H. B. Cav. Shaffer Graveyard William Ray. Smith Graveyard Adam Smith, 138th Pa.

Inf. George Smith, 138th Pa. Inf. Joseph Smith. Lutheran Church, Madley Solomon Bohn, 184th Pa.

Inf. Charles Bush, 55th Pa. Inf. Solomon Clitz, 28th Pa. Inf.

William B. Huffman, 101st Pa. Inf. William Leydig, 2nd Md. P.

H. B. Aaron Luman, 99th Pa. Inf. David Lybarger, 49th Pa.

Int. William May, 93rd Pa. Inf. Joseph Shroyer, 138th Pa. Inf.

Solomon Sturtz, 53rd Pa. Inf. Daniel Wolford, 138th Pa. Inf. MANN TOWNSHIP Artemas Cemetery Isaac Bennett, 99th Pa.

Inf. David Smith, 45th Pa. Inf. Bethel Graveyard George Samuel May, Morse, 91st 101st Pa. Pa.

Inf. Inf. Leonard W. Snyder, 11th Mo. Cav.

Fairview Cemetery Joseph Clingerman, 171st Pa. Inf. Lewis Evans, 149th Pa. Inf. Otho Elbin, 91st Pa.

Inf. Tolbert Hill, 3rd Md. P. H. B.

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