Name: Isaac House
Enlistment Age: 33
Birth Date: abt 1828
Enlistment Date: 8 Sep 1861
Enlistment Place: Avoca, New York
Enlistment Rank: Private
Muster Date: 13 Sep 1861
Muster Place: Avoca, New York
Muster Regiment: Company Battery E, New York 1st Light Artillery
Muster Information: Enlisted
Discharged: 9 Dec 1862, Disability
Date of Death: 23 Dec 1862
Cause of Death: Debility
Place of Death: Williamsport, Pennsylvania ( On his wat home)
Side of War Union
Survived War? No
Isaac married Rachel Billson on April 3, 1852. They had at least five children.
1. William Henry, b. 1853
2. Joseph Edward, b. 1855
3. Sarah Elizabeth, b. 1857
4. Julia Betsey., b. 1859
5. Isaac E., b. 1861
Isaac enlisted as a Private with the Union Army on Sep. 8, 1861 at Avoca, Steuben County, NY. On Sep. 13, 1861 he was assigned to Battery E, First Artillery of New York to serve three years. On Aug. 5, 1862 he was transferred to the First Independent Battery of NY.
He was discharged as disabled on Dec. 9, 1862, but died during the journey back to his family in New York. Isaac's death is recorded in military record as "DIS- on way home of disease".
"A discharged soldier, named Isaac House, died at the railroad depot, in this place [Williamsport, Pa.], on Tuesday morning. He was enroute from the army of the Potomac to his home, near Bath, N.Y. On arriving here, he was so much exhausted that he lived but a few minutes after being taken from the cars. The deceased, before his discharge, was a member of Captain Cowan's independent battery, New York volunteers, and was 33 years of age. His body was decently en-coffined and forwarded to his friends." (Jan. 1863, The Lycoming Gazette, originally published in the Muncy Luminary, PA on Dec. 30, 1862)
Some information provided by Kaye Hardendorf Dyer as well as Mark Gossoo. Obituary notice provided by David Richards, Historian of the 84th Pennsylvania Volunteers.
Enlistment Age: 33
Birth Date: abt 1828
Enlistment Date: 8 Sep 1861
Enlistment Place: Avoca, New York
Enlistment Rank: Private
Muster Date: 13 Sep 1861
Muster Place: Avoca, New York
Muster Regiment: Company Battery E, New York 1st Light Artillery
Muster Information: Enlisted
Discharged: 9 Dec 1862, Disability
Date of Death: 23 Dec 1862
Cause of Death: Debility
Place of Death: Williamsport, Pennsylvania ( On his wat home)
Side of War Union
Survived War? No
Isaac married Rachel Billson on April 3, 1852. They had at least five children.
1. William Henry, b. 1853
2. Joseph Edward, b. 1855
3. Sarah Elizabeth, b. 1857
4. Julia Betsey., b. 1859
5. Isaac E., b. 1861
Isaac enlisted as a Private with the Union Army on Sep. 8, 1861 at Avoca, Steuben County, NY. On Sep. 13, 1861 he was assigned to Battery E, First Artillery of New York to serve three years. On Aug. 5, 1862 he was transferred to the First Independent Battery of NY.
He was discharged as disabled on Dec. 9, 1862, but died during the journey back to his family in New York. Isaac's death is recorded in military record as "DIS- on way home of disease".
"A discharged soldier, named Isaac House, died at the railroad depot, in this place [Williamsport, Pa.], on Tuesday morning. He was enroute from the army of the Potomac to his home, near Bath, N.Y. On arriving here, he was so much exhausted that he lived but a few minutes after being taken from the cars. The deceased, before his discharge, was a member of Captain Cowan's independent battery, New York volunteers, and was 33 years of age. His body was decently en-coffined and forwarded to his friends." (Jan. 1863, The Lycoming Gazette, originally published in the Muncy Luminary, PA on Dec. 30, 1862)
Some information provided by Kaye Hardendorf Dyer as well as Mark Gossoo. Obituary notice provided by David Richards, Historian of the 84th Pennsylvania Volunteers.
Name: Isaac House
Enlistment Age: 33
Birth Date: abt 1828
Enlistment Date: 8 Sep 1861
Enlistment Place: Avoca, New York
Enlistment Rank: Private
Muster Date: 13 Sep 1861
Muster Place: Avoca, New York
Muster Regiment: Company Battery E, New York 1st Light Artillery
Muster Information: Enlisted
Discharged: 9 Dec 1862, Disability
Date of Death: 23 Dec 1862
Cause of Death: Debility
Place of Death: Williamsport, Pennsylvania ( On his wat home)
Side of War Union
Survived War? No
Isaac married Rachel Billson on April 3, 1852. They had at least five children.
1. William Henry, b. 1853
2. Joseph Edward, b. 1855
3. Sarah Elizabeth, b. 1857
4. Julia Betsey., b. 1859
5. Isaac E., b. 1861
Isaac enlisted as a Private with the Union Army on Sep. 8, 1861 at Avoca, Steuben County, NY. On Sep. 13, 1861 he was assigned to Battery E, First Artillery of New York to serve three years. On Aug. 5, 1862 he was transferred to the First Independent Battery of NY.
He was discharged as disabled on Dec. 9, 1862, but died during the journey back to his family in New York. Isaac's death is recorded in military record as "DIS- on way home of disease".
"A discharged soldier, named Isaac House, died at the railroad depot, in this place [Williamsport, Pa.], on Tuesday morning. He was enroute from the army of the Potomac to his home, near Bath, N.Y. On arriving here, he was so much exhausted that he lived but a few minutes after being taken from the cars. The deceased, before his discharge, was a member of Captain Cowan's independent battery, New York volunteers, and was 33 years of age. His body was decently en-coffined and forwarded to his friends." (Jan. 1863, The Lycoming Gazette, originally published in the Muncy Luminary, PA on Dec. 30, 1862)
Some information provided by Kaye Hardendorf Dyer as well as Mark Gossoo. Obituary notice provided by David Richards, Historian of the 84th Pennsylvania Volunteers.
Enlistment Age: 33
Birth Date: abt 1828
Enlistment Date: 8 Sep 1861
Enlistment Place: Avoca, New York
Enlistment Rank: Private
Muster Date: 13 Sep 1861
Muster Place: Avoca, New York
Muster Regiment: Company Battery E, New York 1st Light Artillery
Muster Information: Enlisted
Discharged: 9 Dec 1862, Disability
Date of Death: 23 Dec 1862
Cause of Death: Debility
Place of Death: Williamsport, Pennsylvania ( On his wat home)
Side of War Union
Survived War? No
Isaac married Rachel Billson on April 3, 1852. They had at least five children.
1. William Henry, b. 1853
2. Joseph Edward, b. 1855
3. Sarah Elizabeth, b. 1857
4. Julia Betsey., b. 1859
5. Isaac E., b. 1861
Isaac enlisted as a Private with the Union Army on Sep. 8, 1861 at Avoca, Steuben County, NY. On Sep. 13, 1861 he was assigned to Battery E, First Artillery of New York to serve three years. On Aug. 5, 1862 he was transferred to the First Independent Battery of NY.
He was discharged as disabled on Dec. 9, 1862, but died during the journey back to his family in New York. Isaac's death is recorded in military record as "DIS- on way home of disease".
"A discharged soldier, named Isaac House, died at the railroad depot, in this place [Williamsport, Pa.], on Tuesday morning. He was enroute from the army of the Potomac to his home, near Bath, N.Y. On arriving here, he was so much exhausted that he lived but a few minutes after being taken from the cars. The deceased, before his discharge, was a member of Captain Cowan's independent battery, New York volunteers, and was 33 years of age. His body was decently en-coffined and forwarded to his friends." (Jan. 1863, The Lycoming Gazette, originally published in the Muncy Luminary, PA on Dec. 30, 1862)
Some information provided by Kaye Hardendorf Dyer as well as Mark Gossoo. Obituary notice provided by David Richards, Historian of the 84th Pennsylvania Volunteers.
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