Pennsylvania State Agency Transportation Passes for CIVIL War Bodies

PENNSYLVANIA STATE AGENCY TRANSPORTATION PASSES FOR CIVIL WAR BODIES contributed by Aaron Goodwin' nphe Pennsylvania State Agency (sometimes called the Pennsylvania JL Military Agency) was established by Governor Andrew Gregg Curtin, with headquarters in Washington, D.C., and Nashville, Tennessee. Its purpose was to provide relief to Pennsylvania volunteers and their fami¬ lies, if possible and deemed appropriate. One surviving record book from the Washington, D.C., office is at the New-York Historical Society in New York City’, covering the period 25 November 1 86.5 through 1 December 1864.1 The 252-page register shows the broad variety and sheer volume of demands made on charity in a time of war. Requests were made by hundreds of family members for passes to Arlington, Alexandria, the Army of the Potomac, and various convalescent camps. Inquiries were made about the well-being of soldiers and about payments or bounties in arrears. Packages were received from local ladies’ societies to be forwarded to specific companies. Amnesty was begged for deserters sentenced to death. Clothing was distributed to the ill, the wounded, and impoverished families of the volunteers, each piece accounted for. Of greatest genealogical value are the transportation passes granted for the return of bodies to their Pennsylvania homes. Typically the entries for these passes contain the name of the person accompanying the body; the name of the deceased soldier; his rank, company, and regiment; the cause, place, and date of death; and the location to which the body was being returned. Most of the entries contain death data not included in the Civil War databases online. Those databases, on Ancestry.com for example, include death dates and locations for those killed in action, but not typically for those who died after being discharged for wounds. The bulk of the deaths recorded in these pages are for ill or wounded soldiers who died in hospitals or convalescent camps. Entries contain varying amounts of information, and clerical error is evident in a few cases. Aaron Goodwin is coeditor of the Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine. Pennsylvania State Agency record book, 25 November 1863- 1 December 1864, recorded at PSA Headquarters, 487 Ilth Street, Washington, D.C., New-York Historical Society (BV Pennsylvania State Agency). This is the only PSA record hook at the Society. Published with permission of the New-York Historical Society. 1 Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine Vol. 47 (201 I ) 7S 76 Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine Vol. 47 TRANSPORTATION PASSKS FOR BODIKS 28 November 1863— For I.evi Attig and the body of his brother William At list, late a private of Company A, 49th Pennsylvania, who died of gunshot wounds at Harewood Hospital 24 November 1863. From Washington to Millerstown, Perry County. 30 November 1863— For Hugh Croe and the body of bis son William ('.roe, late a private in Company 15, 2nd Cavalry, who died of chronic diarrhea at Mt. Pleasant Hospital 29 November 1863. From Washington to Bristol. 9 December 1863— For William |We?]cam and the body of his brother. From Washington to Philadelphia. 10 December 1863— For William 15. I.angdon and dead body of William Taylor, Company Is, 1 19th Pennsylvania Regiment. 10 December 1863— For Thcophilus Fppclman and the body of Jonas Hppelman. 10 December 1863— For Alice Watts and the body of her husband Thomas Watts, late a private in Company F, 26th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers. 12 December 1863— For J. H. Campbell and the body of Thomas II. Campbell, late a corporal in Company F, 82nd Regiment, died at Brandy Station 26 Novem¬ ber 1863. From Washington to Philadelphia. 12 December 1863— For George Fitzsimmons and the body of Marshal Harvy, late a private, died at Lincoln Hospital 10 December 186.3. From Washington lo West ( Tester. IS December 1863— For Newton Madden and the body of Washington Brown, late of Company K, 1 47th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died at Fairfax Street Hospital, Alexandria. From Washington to Union Station, Hun¬ tingdon County. IS December 1863— For Samuel Blendin and the body of Richard Blendin, late a Corporal in Company A, 1 19th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of gun shot wound at Harewood Hospital 4 December 1863. 16 December 1863— For the body of Adam Maul, late a private in Company C, 84th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of typhoid fever at Columbia Hospital 2S November 1863. To Latrobe. 17 December 1863— For Thomas D. Groves and the body of Andrew.!. Groves, late a corporal in Company C, 1 19th Pennsylvania, who was killed in the battle of the Rappahannock. To Philadelphia. 17 December 1863— For Alexander Dobbins and the body of Theodore Obenour, late a private in Company |blank|, 84th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers. To Marklcsburg. 18 December 1863— For Jane Wills and the body of her husband, late a private in the U.S. Cavalry. 18 December 1863— For Thomas Lee and the body of John C. Hasson, late a pri¬ vate in Battery D, 2nd Pennsylvania Artillery, who died of typhoid fever at Fort Saratoga. From Washington to Philadelphia. 19 December 186.3— For F. Hutton and the body of Charles 1). Benner, Company F, 8th Pennsylvania Cavalry, who died at Brandy Station of typhoid fever S December 186.3. From Washington to Philadelphia. Transportation Passes for Civil War Bodies 201 1 77 19 December 1863— For Charles Miller and the body of Ezekiel Ruth, late a private in Company M, Colonel McKnight's Battery, who died at Warrenton of typhoid fever 22 October 1863. From Washington to Birdsboro. 19 December 1863— For M. R. Boyd and the body of Benjamin F. Earnest, late a private in Company K, 140th Regiment, who died at Brandy Station. To Claysville. 19 December 1863— For L. D. Wilson and the body of A. J. Thompson, late a pri¬ vate in Company I, 1st U.S. Artillery, who died of chronic diarrhea at Colum¬ bia College Hospital 18 December 1863. From Washington to Jamestown, New York. 21 December 1863— For Henry Hillcgas and the body of his son Henry Hillegas, Jr., late a private in Battery B, 2nd Artillery, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died 19 December 1863 at Chapel Spring Hospital at Fort Saratoga. From Washington to Harrisburg. 2 1 December 1 863— For Ceorge Lcieht and the body of Adam l.eicht, late a private in Company D, 87th Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of dyptheria 9 December 1863 at Wolf Street Hospital, Alexandria, Virginia. Prom Washing¬ ton to Shrewsbury, York County. 2 t December 1863— For John Glasgow and the body of Taylor W. Glasgow, late a private in Company 11. 1 10th Pennsylvania, who died at Emory Square Hos¬ pital of chronic diarrhea 12 December 186.3. 26 December 1863— For William Keith and the body of Edward McBragerty, late a private in Company D, 90th Regiment of Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died at Mansion House Hospital in Alexandria of chronic diarrhea 19 December 186.3. From Washington to Philadelphia. 27 December 1863— For Edward Fitzgerald and the body of John Fitzgerald, late of Company F, 1st Regiment, Pennsylvania Reserves, who died at Warrenton Junction of inflammation of the lungs 22 December 186.3. From Washington to Philadelphia. 27 December 1863— For Andrew Nycum and the body of llpton Nyettm, late a sergeant in Company E, 2nd Regiment, Pennsylvania Reserves, who died at Carver Hospital of chronic diarrhea 12 December 186.3. From Washington to Bloody Run. .31 December 186.3— For William C. Nichols and the body of Henry E. Wolf, late a private in Company [blank], 12th Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died at the F.ye and Fair Infirmary in Washington. From Washington to Eas¬ ton. .31 December 1863— For S. R. Franklin and the body of B[y)ruff Franklin, late a private in Company H, 67th Regiment, Pennsylvania, who died near Brandy Station of typhoid fever 16 December 186.3. From Washington to Shickshinny. I January 1864— For Hugh St. Clair and the body of Joseph A. McCutcheon, late a private in Company 1), 18th Pennsylvania Cavalry, who died in Lincoln Hos¬ pital of typhoid fever .30 September 186.3. From Washington to Titusville. Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine 7<S Vol. 47 5 January 1864— For Washing B. Levis and the hotly of James II. Brenna, late a ser¬ geant in Company C, 3rd Pennsylvania Cavalry, who died of wounds at Gen¬ eral Hospital in Alexandria 7 December 1863. From Washington to Phila¬ delphia. 7 January 1864— For C. W. Conrad and the body of his son Jerald Conrad, late a musician in Company A, 107th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died at Culpepper of chronic diarrhea 3 January 1864. From Washington to Nicholsonville, Wyoming County. ( Note: The entry above and the two immediately below were all under the single heading of 7 Jannary, though neither of the two passes below appear to have been given on that date. \ IJanuary 1 864? |— For William II. Glenn and the hotly of Harrison Williams, late a private in Company K, 150th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died at Armory Square Hospital of typhoid fever 7 instant 1864. From Washing¬ ton to Mcadville via Elmira [New York]. [January 1864?|— For John Davis and the body of James II. Morse, late a sergeant in Company D, 8th Pennsylvania Cavalry, who died of abscess at Lincoln Hos¬ pital 1.3 December 1863. From Washington to Mifflin County. |marginal note says "as of Deer. 27/63” I 14 January 1864— For John McGhee and the hotly of George Harleman, late a pri¬ vate in Company D, 49th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, killed at Rap¬ pahannock Station 7 November 1863. From Washington to Loekhaven. 14 January 1864— For H. G. Clary and the body of James Clary, late of Company G, 4th Pennsylvania Cavalry, who died at Mt. Pleasant Hospital of pneumonia 1 I January 1864. To Pittsburgh. 16 January 1864— For [I./J.[ N. Groff and the body of A. W. Dcblcr, late a private in Company B, l i 3rd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of typhoid fever at Warrenton Junction 15 November 1864 [s/c, 18631- To Millersburg, Dauphin County. 16 January 1864— For Isaac |Hall/11 nil ) and the body of Isaac Steffy, late a privatein Company G, 6th Pennsylvania Cavalry, who was frozen to death in pick¬ ets. To Lancaster. 17 January 1864— For William Broad and the body of Moses Broad, late a private in Company 11, 9th Pennsylvania Reserve Volunteer Corps, who was killed on the Alexandria and Orange Rail Road 26 December 1863. To Pittsburgh. 18 January 1864— For Henry Gamble and the body of Harvey Gamble, late a pri¬ vate in Company A, 17th Regiment, Pennsylvania Cavalry, who died of dis¬ ease of the heart at Campbell Hospital 10 January 1864. Married. To Rogers Ferry, Beaver County. 18 January 1864— For Edward P. McCreary and the body of Jos. W. Mott, late a corporal in Company I, 143rd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died at Culpepper of chronic diarrhea 13 January 1864. Single. To Shickshinny, Luzerne County. 18 January 1864— For Edward Richard and the body of George Nagle, late a pri¬ vate in Company B, 96th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of typhoid fever at Douglas Hospital 9 January 1864. Aged 23; married. To Pottsville. 201 I Transportation Passes for Civil War Bodies 79 20 January 1864— For Samuel Musselman and the body of Robert Ganion, late of Company E, 99th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who was killed near Kelly’s Ford, Virginia, 7 November 1863. Front Washington to Lancaster. 21 January 1864— For Charles H. Campbell and the body of Daniel L. Shafer, late a corporal of Company F, 143rd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died near Culpepper 17 January 1864. From Washington to Shickshinny. 2 1 January 1864— For Charles J. Simmons and the body of Isaac Mole, late a private in Company E, 1 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry, who died at Camp Stoneman of dropsy 19January 1864. From Washington to Pine Grove, Schuylkill County. 21 January 1864— For J. W. Smith and the body of Robert Smith, late a private in Company 1, 1 18th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of typhoid fever near Brandy Ford, Virginia, 14 January 1864. From Washington to Philadelphia. 21 January 1864— For William Hopkins, A. Shingle, and the bodies of Edward Dice and Charles Kephart, late privates of Company 15. 150th Regiment, Pennsyl¬ vania Volunteers. The first died at Culpepper of dropsy on 1 1 January 1864. The latter died at the same place of chronic dysentery 3 January 186 i. From Washington to Philadelphia. 2 I January 1864— For William Davis and the body of H. Lawrence, late a private in Company I, 2nd Pennsylvania Cavalry, who died of chronic diarrhea at Cav¬ alry Corps Hospital near Brandy Station, Virginia. From Washington to Conneautville, Crawford County. 22 January 1864— For William Madden and the body of Michael Given, late a pri¬ vate in Battery I), 2nd Pennsylvania Artillery, who died of typhoid fever at Chapel Spring Hospital on this day. To Philadelphia. 23 January 1864— For Louis W. Wefing and the body of Henry Wefing, late of Colonel Rawly's Regiment, who died at Culpepper of chronic diarrhea 17 January 1864. To Pittsburg. 26 January 1864— For Joseph S. Saxton and the body ofj. T. Saxton of Company I), 1 1th Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died 28 August 1862 at Bristoc Station front wounds. To Jersey Shore, Lycoming County. 27 January 1864— For John Helms and the body of Henry Witman, late a private in Company C, 149th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who was acciden¬ tally shot near Culpepper, Virginia, 7 January 1861. To Myerstown. January 27 1864— For J. Fenstemacker and the body of Jesse Hulsizer, late of Com¬ pany A, 1.31st Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died at Finley Hospi¬ tal of typhoid fever 10 November 1862. To Jersey Shore. 2 February 1864— For “myself" and the body of James II. Jacobs, late a private in Company K, 149th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of typhoid fever in the [train] cars 2 February 1864. From Washington to Millerstown, Perry County. 2 February 1864— For John Pearson and the body of George Tripner, late a private in Battery 1, 2nd Pennsylvania Artillery, who died of typhoid fever in regi¬ mental hospital near Washington I February 1864. Married man. From Washington to Philadelphia. 80 Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine Vol. 47 5 February 1864— For Daniel J. Martin and the body of John D. Wiener, late a pri¬ vate in Company C, 143rd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers. From Wash¬ ington to Williamsport. 8 February 1864— For C. H. Smith and the body of Edgar Smith, late of Company G, 6th Pennsylvania Reserves, who died of chronic diarrhea at Fairfax Station, Virginia, 16 May 186.3. From Washington to Canton. 8 February 1864— For Mrs C. Wolf and the body of Anthony Wolf, late of the 27th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of consumption at Carver Hospital 7 February 1864. From Washington to Philadelphia. 8 February 1864— For Charles Derrickson to take charge of John Slacken of Com¬ pany K, 150th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who is unable to travel without assistance. From Washington to Meadville. 15 February 1864— For Samuel Klugh and the body of Henry Klugb, who died of typhoid fever at Carver Hospital 14 February 1864. From Washington to Indiana, Pennsylvania. 15 February 1864— For George Fry' and the body of his brother John Fry, late of Company B, 147th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of pleurisy at brandy Station 1.3 February 1864. From Washington to Shippensburg. 16 February 1864— For Miles H. Haney and the body of Alexander Haney, late of Company B, 1 49th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of chronic diarrhea at Stanton Hospital 15 February 1864. From Washington to Philipsburg. 17 February 1864— For John Robbins and the body of Seymour Ra/.er, Company I, 71st Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of typhoid fever .3 December 186.3. From Washington to Philadelphia. 17 February 1864— For Dr. Hutton and the body of Isaac Means late of Company 1), 2nd Regiment, Pennsylvania Cavalry, who died of typhoid fever at Brandy Station 2 January 1864. 18 February 1864— For V. 1.. Heckerman and the body of his son John V. Heekerman, late a private in Company F, 144th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who was killed in a skirmish near Bristoe Station 15 February 1864. From Washington to Chamhershurg. 19 February 1864— For Mrs. Catharine O'Hara and the body of her brother Mat¬ thew Farrell. Three tickets issued by Dr. Green. From Washington to Easton. 20 February 1864— For John S. Favre and the body of Joseph Wake, late of Com¬ pany E, 62nd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers. Three tickets issued by Dr. Green. From Washington to Duncannon. 21 February 1864— For Thomas S. Holloway and the body of Robert Smith, late of Company F, 3rd Pennsylvania Cavalry, who died of chronic diarrhea at Campbell Hospital 19 February 1864. From Washington to Philadelphia. 23 February 1864— For D. W. Crane and the body of John Haggerty, late a privatein Company F, 1.31st Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds in Washington. From Washington to Selinsgrove. 24 February 1864— For Robert Mason and the body of Malcom Mason, late of Company A, 6th Regiment of Pennsylvania Reserves, who died of tonsillitis 22 February 1864. From Washington to Bloomsburg. Transportation Passes for Civil War Bodies 201 1 81 2-i February 1864— For Helen Gregg, Augustus Wood, and the body of Jacob W. Shultz, late a private in Company ( ., 138th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volun¬ teers, who died of dropsy at Armory Square Hospital 12 February 1864. From Washington to York. 24 February 1864— For James Steffer ls/c?| and the body of J. Stuffer |.v/c?], late of Company 1), 149th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died at Bristoe Station, Virginia, 8 December 1863. From Washington to Philadelphia. 28 February 1864— For W. A. |Snan/Snow], sergeant of Company 1), 61st Pennsyl¬ vania Volunteers, and the body of T. L. Stine, late a private of Company I), 65th Pennsylvania, who died of typhoid fever near Brandy Station, 26 Feb¬ ruary 1864. From Washington to Kingston. 3 March 1864— For Thomas Miller and the body of Peter Miller, late of Company (4 49th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of typhoid fever at Ilarewood Hospital 27 October 1862. From Washington to Lewistown. 4 March 1864— For John I.. Houseworth and the body of John Foos, late a private in Company F, 4()th Regiment, New York Volunteers, who died of pneumo¬ nia 22 December 1863. His mother resides in Bucks County. 4 March 1864— For William O. Peterson and the remains of William Palin, late a private in Company B, 2nd Pennsylvania Artillery, I 1 2th Pennsylvania Vol¬ unteers, who died of pneumonia at Regimental Hospital 2 March 1864. From Washington to Philadelphia. 5 March 1864— For Frederick A. Fickardt and the bodies of his sons Frederick and Augustus R., late of Company G, 1 12th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers. From Washington to Bethlehem. 6 March 1864— For Dr. F. A. Hutton and the body of George Shoemaker, late pri¬ vate in Company I), I - i St h Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of typhoid fever near Brandy Station 20 February 1864. From Washington to Carlisle. 8 March 1864— For J. J. McMinn and the body of Alexander McCoy, late of Com¬ pany G, 9th Pennsylvania Reserves, who was killed at the second battle of Bull Run. From Washington to Pittsburgh. 8 March 1864— For Fdward Fulerton and the body of John Fulcrton, late of Com¬ pany F, 69th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who was killed on the rail road near Washington on 6 March 1864. From Washington to Philadelphia. 8 March 1864— For George L. Low and the body of Thomas B. Low, late of Com¬ pany B, 1st Regiment, Invalid Corps, who died of typhoid fever at Armory Square Hospital 7 March 1861. From Washington to I.ime Ridge, Columbia County. 9 March 1864— For Lt. J. H. Oherteuffer of the 2nd Pennsylvania Artillery and the body of Lt. E. S. Colwell of Company L, 2nd Pennsylvania Artillery, who died from injuries sustained by fall from horse 8 March 186 i. 10 March 1864— For O. B. Switzer and the body of John Switzer, late a private of Company K, 148th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of typhoid fever near Stevensburg, Virginia, 27 February 1864. From Washington to Danville. 18 March 1864— For James Burns and the body of Adam Median |s/c], late of Company B, 143rd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died 16 March 1863 [«c| of typhoid fever near Brookes Station. To Pittsburg. 82 Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine Vol. 47 18 March 1864— For Dr. Mutton and the body of [ l./J. 1 B. Stevenson, late of Company 1$, 1 4.3rd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died 12 March 1863 |s/'c] of wound near Brookes Station. To Pittsburg. 18 March 1864— To Hon. S. F. Aucoin from William H. Snyder and the body of Samuel D. Hoffman, late a private in Company 1), 84th Regiment, Pennsylva¬ nia Volunteers, who died near Rappahannock in January 1864. To Reading | Berks County 1. 19 March 1864— For 1). S. Hamacker and the body of Winfield S. Hamacker, late a private in Company II, 7th Pennsylvania Reserve Volunteer Corps, who died of typhoid fever at Auger General Hospital near Alexandria 5 March 1864. From Washington to Meehaniesville, Cumberland County. 21 March 1864— For William Storch and the body of James Smith, late of Battery K, 2nd Pennsylvania Artillery. To Uniontown. 21 March 1864— John Stewart, Company K, Captain Cole's 148th, has been miss¬ ing for two years. He is the son of James Stewart, Lassneham (Lawsonhaml Post Office, Clarion County. 25 March 1864— For M. J. O'Leary and the body of James Burke, late a private in Company I., 2nd Pennsylvania Artillery, who died of exposure in the night of 19 March 1864. To Philadelphia. 28 March 1864— For Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Haslet and the body of George D. Tho¬ mas, late of Company 11, 110th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died at Columbia Hospital 26 March 1864. To Harrisburg and Tyrone. 29 March 1864— For Sarah II. Bell and the body of her husband Charles F. Bell, late a private in Company D, 1 12th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers (2nd Pennsylvania Artillery), who died of pneumonia at Finley Hospital 28 March 1864. From Washington to Philadelphia. i April 1864— For Robert Crawford, Jr., and the body of Robert Crawford, Sr., late of Battery G, 2nd Pennsylvania Artillery, who died of pleurisy at Fort Ethan Allen 1 April 1864. From Washington to Philadelphia. 5 April 1864— For D. C. Chamberlain and the body of John W. Vanfossen, late a private in Company B, 8th Pennsylvania Reserve Volunteers, who died of typhoid fever at Finley Hospital 3 April 1864. To Troy, Bradford County. 6 April 1864— For Mar)’ Wilson and the body of her husband Charles Wilson, late of Company G, 3rd Regiment, Infantry Corps, formerly of Company A, 1 10th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of heart disease at Campbell Hospital 3 April 1864. To Philadelphia. 1 1 April 1864— For Dr. Hutton and the body of R. C. Coombs, late a private in Company K, 14.3rd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of typhoid fever near Brandy Station 25 January 1864. To Tyrone. 13 April 1864— For Thomas Fell and the body of George P. Fell, late a private in the 2nd Pennsylvania Artillery, who died of pneumonia at Camp Barry 10 April 1864. To Kingston. 1.3 April 1864— For James Ford, Hugh Evans, and the body of James Evans, Jr., late a private in Company 1, 57th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of pubeola [s/c, rubeola, measles] at Armory Square Hospital, Washington, D.C. To Pittsburg for James Ford, and to New Castle for Hugh Evans. 201 1 Transportation Passes for Civil War Bodies 83 14 April 1864— For Dr. Knapp and the body of William Mcars, late a private in Company B, 140th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of bron¬ chitis at the 1st Division Hospital, 2nd Army Corps, Army of the Potomac 10 April 1864. To New Castle, Lawrence County. 15 April 1864— For Lewis Meagle and the body of Charles F. Miller, late a private in Company E, 19th Regiment, Volunteer Reserve Corps, formerly in Company H, 6th Regiment, Pennsylvania Cavalry, who died of wounds received from the Guard at Shcrbourne Barracks 14 April 1864. To Reading. 16 April 1864— For Joseph Cook and the body of Robert Cook, late a private in Battery E, 2nd Pennsylvania Artillery, who died of typhoid pneumonia at Fort Ethan Allen 5 April 1864. To Kelley’s Station, Armstrong County. 18 April 1864— For John V. H. Cook and the bodies of Samuel Cook and Thomas Ford, late privates in Company 1), 10th Regiment, Pennsylvania Reserves, who were killed by guerillas near Manassas Junction 15 April 1864. To Pitts¬ burg. 19 April 1864— For Dr. Hutton and the body of Oliver !. Taylor, late of the 1 49th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died at Lincoln Hospital |no day] October 1864. To Philadelphia. 19 April 1864— For Michael Allen and the body of Bartholomew Allen, late of Company H, 1st Pennsylvania Artillery, who died of typhoid fever at Emory Hospital, 18 April 1864. To Philadelphia. 19 April 1864— For A. Chase and the body of Samuel Moorehead, late of Company I,, 16th Pennsylvania Cavalry, who died of typhoid fever at Pest Hospital, Cavalry Division Department near Washington, D.C. 18 April 1864. To Franklin, Venango County. 20 April 1864— For “myself,” A. Powell, and the body of Lewis H. Hartsell, late of Company M, 6th Regiment, Pennsylvania Cavalry, who died of chronic diar¬ rhea at Douglas Hospital 12 April 1864. To New Brighton. 23 April 1864— For Andrew Clark and the body of Dr. J. P. Rassiter, late Assistant Surgeon in Camp Barry, who died of inflammation of the lungs 22 April 1864. To Norristown. 25 April 1864— For S. B. Thompson and the body of George W. Good, late a private in Company D, 2nd Pennsylvania Cavalry, who died of pneumonia at Camp Stoneman 20 April 1864. To Christiana, Lancaster County. 25 April 1864— For Andrea J. Beagle and the body of Leonard Beagle, late a private in Battery II, 2nd Pennsylvania Artillery, who died of typhoid pneumonia at Fort Ethan Allen 24 April 1864. To Bloomsburg. 25 April 1864— For Thomas Williams and the body of Henry Cunningham, late of Battery K, 2nd Pennsylvania Artillery, who died of pneumonia at Fort Ethan Allen 7 April 1864. To llniontown. 26 April 1864— For James Neely and the body of James G. Neely, late a private in Battery B, 2nd Pennsylvania Artillery, who died of typhoid pneumonia 22 April 1864. From Washington to Pittsburg. 27 April 1864— For F. Hutton and the body of Christian Watt, late a private in the 6th U.S. Cavalry, who died of typhoid fever at Camp Stoneman, D.C., 1 March 1864. From Washington to Philadelphia. 84 Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine Vol. 47 29 April 1864-For Samuel Sw[ore?]land and the body of William Morton late of Battery E, 2nd Pennsylvania Artillery, who died of pneumonia at Fort Ethan Alien 26 April 1864. To Muncy, Lycoming County. 29 April 1864— For Lyman Thomas, Hannah A. Proctor, and the body of John I). Proetor, late a private in Company E, 1 4 Sth Regiment, Pennsylvania Volun¬ teers, who died of typhoid fever at Harewood Hospital 24 April 1864. To Uniontown, Erie County. 30 April 1864— For Alexander S. Hamilton and the body of James H. Dixon, late a corporal in Company 1$, 56th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of diphtheria at Judiciary Square Hospital 2.3 April 1864. To Blairsvillc. 2 May 1864— For S. Richard Payne and the hotly ofj. Arthur Payne, late of Com¬ pany C i, 1st Pennsylvania Light Artillery, who died of pneumonia at Camp¬ bell Hospital 24 April 1864. To Canton, Bradford County. 1 1 May 1864— For Amos Brookes and the body of his son, late a private in Com¬ pany A, 2nd Provisional Pennsylvania Artillery. To Wayne County. 11 May 1864— For Reuben Stewart and the body of Charles A. Doughlas, late a private in Company H, 150th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, died at Armory Square Hospital 10 May 1864. To Utica, Venango County. I 1 May 1864— For David Haller and the body of William Reed, late of Batter)' K, 2nd Pennsylvania Artillery, who died of typhoid fever at Fort Ethan Allen 6 May 1864. To llniontown, Fayette County. 12 May 1864— For D. II. Brown and the body of Captain I.. R. Shreve, late of Com¬ pany 1$., 72nd Pennsylvania, who died of wounds on the battlefield 7 May 1864. To Philadelphia. 13 May 1864— For William Sage and the body of Colonel Milton Opp. Sent by Express to Muncy, Lycoming County. 16 May 1864— For Michael Macmanus and the body of Thomas W. Kelly, late of Company 11, 49th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Fredericksburg 15 May 1864. To Philadelphia. 17 May 1864— For Edwin Hall and the body of S. I). C[a?]bb, late a private in the Signal Corps, who died at Campbell Hospital 12 May 1864. To Blairsvillc. 18 May 1864— For Mathew Showers and the body of Michael Showers, late of Company (I, 61st Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of gunshot wounds at Ml. Pleasant Hospital 17 May 1864. To Philadelphia. 2 1 May 1864— For Sarah M. Yound |likely Young 1 and the corpse of her husband, late a private in Company K, 102nd Regiment, Pennsylvania, died of wounds in Finley Hospital 20 May 1864. 21 May 1864— For R. [l./J.l Fleming and the body of George W. Fleming, late a private in Company A, 12th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds in Armory Square Hospital 20 May 1864. To Pittsburg. 21 May 1864— For William Huey and the body of Lieutenant William 11. Johnston, late of Company C, 62nd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Columbia College Hospital 17 May 1864. To Kittanning. (to be continued)