The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-05-10
"coLUMBGA COUNTY GUARDS"


received at Fredericksburg, Virginia,
December 10, 1868.
Corporal, VIM. C, Robson, Espy, discharg-
ell on surgeons certificate October 26,
1862.
Corporal, Clark Kressler, Espv
+" Ephraim NJ Kline, Benton.
f" Henry NJ Johnston, Jerseytown.
Corporal, Clinton w Neal, promoted Quar-
ter Master August %, 1862.
Fifer, Azema V Hover, Bloomsbury, dis
charged on surgeons certificate, Janl
airy 80, 1868.
Drummer, John Staley, Rohrsburg.
Wagner, Tilghnan Faux, Espy.
PRIvATEs.
James s Bomboy, Bloomsbury.
James w Cook,
james Cadman, 6
Henry Il Group, discharged
on surgeons certificate October s, 1862.
CSM Fisher, Bloomsbury, wounded at An
tietam, Maryland. September Is, 1862.
Henry G Hartman, Bloomsbury.
Charles Nj fIendershot, "
VIM c Shaw, Bloomsburg, absent sick at
muster out.
II Clay Hartman, Bloomsbury.
Samuel Harder, " prisoner from
December 13, 1862 to May %, 1868.
Adam Heist, Bloomsbury.
Samuel Harp, g discharged on
surgeons certificate July lS, 1868.
Augustus NJ Kurtz, Bloomsbury.
Jonathan w Snyder,
Joseph Penrose, Bloomsbury, missing in ac-
tion at Fredericksburg, Virginia, De
cember 13, 1862.
Oliver Palmer, Bloomsbury,
Josiah Reedy, wounded at
Fredericksburg, Virginia, December l8,
1862.
John Rodarmel, Bloomsbury.
Isaac Rodarmel,
Charles w Snyder, "
Frederick NJ Staley,
George w .Sterner,
Edward c Greene I" corporal 10
November 1862.
Amasa Whitenight, wounded at
Antietam, Maryland, September II,
1862.
Samuel Wood, Orangeville, corporal 25 Feb
ruary 1863.
David Ruckel,
George W Howell, g
Charles w Muflley, A"
Daniel Markle, "
VIM Lazarus, killed at Antietam, Maryland,
September II, 1862.
Joseph 5 Hayman, deserted August 80, 1862
Samuel r johnson, oraDgeville.
Hiram L Kline,
jesse NJ Howell, I" died near
Falmouth, Virginia, July S, 1868.
Elwood w Coleman, Orangevile.
Levi II Priest, Benton.
Josiah Stiles, absent, sick at mus
ter out.
Thomas o Kline, Orangeville.
Samuel Krickbaum, Z"
Francis NJ Lutz,
F j r Treller Lewisburg.'
Lemuel Mood, Light Stoeet.
Lafayette Applegate, Serene.
w H Hunter, 4"
Joseph Lawton, Pine.
John Lawton,
Isaac M Lyons "
Joseph w Lyons,
Leonard Beagle, Mordansvlle.
Henry NJ Sands, Z"
Hiram NJ Broat, Jerseytown.
Clark Price, Lime Ridge.
james Trump, Espy.
Jacob w Bomboy, ''
Isaiah S Hartman, " died October I6
of wounds received at Antietam Md !,
September II, 1862.
jeremiah Reece, prisoner from May Sd to
May %, 1868.
Samuel Nj Vanhorn, Greenwood, died at
Washington February Is, 1868, buried
in Harmony burial ground, ID. G.
Thomas Caruthers, Chestnut Grove, dis.
charged on surgeons certificate Febru,
ary 10, 1868.
Gaylord Whitmoyer, Chestnut Grove, dis.
charged on surgeons certificate Febru.
AIRY II, 1868
Peter o Crist, Chestnut Grove.
Philip Watts,
, Samuel Young Rohrsburg.
4 Abel Dialy, Roaringcreek.
Charles A Folk.
John Moore Ewes, Millville.
Amos Y Kisner,
John + Eek, Briarcreek.
Gotlieb Wagner, Jackson.
Geo M Kline, Town Hill.
Moses j Trench, Plymouth.
james b Fortner, Mt Pleasant, promoted
corporal 10 July 1868.
Robert Gillespie, Buck Horn.
John p Guiles, A"
Christian @ Hughes, Cambria.
John N Hughes, Fowlersvile, promoted
corporal 10 January 1868.
The Columbia County Guards" we
Company +, 1921 Regiment, and were mu
tered into service August IS, 1862, and mu
tered out at Hagisburg May "a, 1868. Tn,
were In the pursuit at the battle Of Sou
Mountain, in the battle of Aniietat in Il
thick of the fight at Fredericksburg, and
Charlottesville. The number of men lo
in battle shows the closeness of the wor
General Trench in an order issued by hil
says-"Knowing the character of the o.
hundred and thiriy.Mcond Pennsyl Ivan
Volunteers, which has fought under my e
in two Of the bloodiest engagements OF Il
war, and which has the highest encomiul
from its brigade commander, General Xii
ball, who knows what brave men are" *
shows the high character of the whole col
mand. All the men not otherwise accour
ed for, are TO be considered as having ha
ing been mustered out with the company.