84th Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers


The Dead of the 84th

Source:  The Indiana Democrat, Indiana, Pennsylvania, May 7, 1862 

Transcribed by Shirley Pierce

Official dispatch sent to the Governor.

The following is a list of names, residences and places of burial of the members of the 84th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers who fell in the engagement near Winchester, Va., on the 30th of March 1862.

Name

Residence

Colonel Wm G. Murray Hollidaysburg
Captain Patrick Gallaher   Williamsburg
Lt. Charles Reem Frankstown

Company A

Job Miller Hollidaysburg
Paul McLang   Hollidaysburg
John Gilmore Hollidaysburg

Company B

Reuben Killian Shicks-----, Luzerne County

Company C

George Kuch  Franktown, Blair County
Aaron Wright Franktown, Blair County
James Myers Martinsburg, Blair County

Company D

Wm R. Fowler  Espytown, Columbia County

Company E

Emanuel Brubaker  Allegheny Township, Blair County
Jeremiah Gates   Fallen Timber, Blair County
John Kelley Springfield Mine Bank, Blair County
Thomas Hancuff    Yellow Springs, Blair County

 Company F

Simon Kresher  Muncy, Lycoming County

 Company G

Joseph M’Claran Philipsburg, Clearfield County
Robert Johnson  Born in Ireland; has no relatives in United States

Company K

Jas C. Graham  Clearfield, Clearfield County
Jacob Wainwright  Woodward Township, Clearfield County
Daniel G. Smith   Bald Hill, Clearfield County

                               

All of the above were buried together in the cemetery at Winchester, Va., with the exception of Col. W. G. Murray and Caption Gallaher who were buried at Hollidaysburg, Pa.  The graves are designated by head boards on which are marked the initials of the deceased.

Thomas C. MacDowell
R. P. V.

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