Private, Co. E. 84 Pa. Infantry. Killed at the Battle of Winchester (Kernstown), Va.
From the Hollidaysburg Democratic Standard, April 23, 1862:
"On Thursday night last the remains of Privates Thomas Hancuff and Aaron B. Weight, of the 84th Regiment, who fell in the battle of Winchester, arrived at this place and were conveyed to the Town Hall, where they lay, under military guard until Friday, when they were taken in charge by their friends [to be] moved. The former was buried near Yellow Springs and the latter in Lutheran cemetery, below Frankstown."
From the Hollidaysburg Democratic Standard, April 23, 1862:
"On Thursday night last the remains of Privates Thomas Hancuff and Aaron B. Weight, of the 84th Regiment, who fell in the battle of Winchester, arrived at this place and were conveyed to the Town Hall, where they lay, under military guard until Friday, when they were taken in charge by their friends [to be] moved. The former was buried near Yellow Springs and the latter in Lutheran cemetery, below Frankstown."
Private, Co. E. 84 Pa. Infantry. Killed at the Battle of Winchester (Kernstown), Va.
From the Hollidaysburg Democratic Standard, April 23, 1862:
"On Thursday night last the remains of Privates Thomas Hancuff and Aaron B. Weight, of the 84th Regiment, who fell in the battle of Winchester, arrived at this place and were conveyed to the Town Hall, where they lay, under military guard until Friday, when they were taken in charge by their friends [to be] moved. The former was buried near Yellow Springs and the latter in Lutheran cemetery, below Frankstown."
From the Hollidaysburg Democratic Standard, April 23, 1862:
"On Thursday night last the remains of Privates Thomas Hancuff and Aaron B. Weight, of the 84th Regiment, who fell in the battle of Winchester, arrived at this place and were conveyed to the Town Hall, where they lay, under military guard until Friday, when they were taken in charge by their friends [to be] moved. The former was buried near Yellow Springs and the latter in Lutheran cemetery, below Frankstown."
Inscription
T. W. Hancuff
Born March 6, 1827
Died
On the Battlefield
March 23, 1862
He belonged to Co. E
84th Reg. P.V.
And fell in defense of the Union
At Winchester Va a true Patriot
And Christian Man
Life's warfares o'er; rest, Thomas, rest,
Till God shall bid thee rise:
And claim thy mansion with the blest
In yonder peaceful skies
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Siblings
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