Henry was a trustee at the Presbyterian Church.
He was a Private in the 56th Regt. PA Co. H Volunteer Cavalry and had two other brothers in the 1st PA Cavalry.
He served for three months:
Enlisted July 1, 1863
Discharged Aug 13, 1863
After his service, he resumed the trade of a miller, and died years later at the old Keifer mill near Frankfort Mineral Springs.
Children:
John Withrow
Jacob Harry
Phoebe Mae
Nancy (Nannie)
Joseph Bayne (Joe)
He was a Private in the 56th Regt. PA Co. H Volunteer Cavalry and had two other brothers in the 1st PA Cavalry.
He served for three months:
Enlisted July 1, 1863
Discharged Aug 13, 1863
After his service, he resumed the trade of a miller, and died years later at the old Keifer mill near Frankfort Mineral Springs.
Children:
John Withrow
Jacob Harry
Phoebe Mae
Nancy (Nannie)
Joseph Bayne (Joe)
Henry was a trustee at the Presbyterian Church.
He was a Private in the 56th Regt. PA Co. H Volunteer Cavalry and had two other brothers in the 1st PA Cavalry.
He served for three months:
Enlisted July 1, 1863
Discharged Aug 13, 1863
After his service, he resumed the trade of a miller, and died years later at the old Keifer mill near Frankfort Mineral Springs.
Children:
John Withrow
Jacob Harry
Phoebe Mae
Nancy (Nannie)
Joseph Bayne (Joe)
He was a Private in the 56th Regt. PA Co. H Volunteer Cavalry and had two other brothers in the 1st PA Cavalry.
He served for three months:
Enlisted July 1, 1863
Discharged Aug 13, 1863
After his service, he resumed the trade of a miller, and died years later at the old Keifer mill near Frankfort Mineral Springs.
Children:
John Withrow
Jacob Harry
Phoebe Mae
Nancy (Nannie)
Joseph Bayne (Joe)
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Private 56th Regt. PA Co. H Volunteer Enlisted July 1, 1863 and Discharged Aug 13, 1863
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