1838, May 17: Born Perry Co, PA
George was a blacksmith
1858, September 12: Married Louisa Lahr
1859, June 12: Daughter Amanda born Perry Co, PA
1861, September 18: Son William born Perry Co, PA
Served in the Union Army during the Civil War as a Pvt. in Co. I, 133rd Regt. PA Vol. Inf. and
Co. C, 77th PA Vol Inf.
1863, May 3: He was wounded in the neck at the Battle of Chancellorsville, VA.
1864, February 21: Daughter Susan born Perry Co, PA
1867, Frbruary 10: Daughter Margaret born Perry Co, PA Was a blacksmith.
1869, March 27: Son George L. born. Family moved to Lycoming Co, PA
1870, November 13: Son David born.
1873, February 15: Son John born Williamsport, PA
1875, September 17: Daughter Sadie born Williamsport, PA
1878, October 13: Son Harry born Williamsport, PA
1883, October 20: Daughter Lulu born Williamsport, PA
1889-92 Williamsport, Pennsylvania Directories:
Name: George W. Huggins
City: Williamsport
State: PA
Occupation: laborer
Year: 1889
Location 2: 304 Depot, Newberry
1900 - Census Index: Williamsport, Lycoming Co, PA, on Depot St, 62 years
1911, August 27: Died Williamsport, Lycoming Co, PA of dilation of the heart
August 30: Buried Mound Cemetery, Williamsport, PA
GEORGE WASHINGTON9 HUGGINS (LEWIS8, JACOB7, WILLIAM6, WILLIAM5, SAMUEL4, JOHN3, JOHN2 HUGGYN, JOHN1) was born May 17, 1838 in Buffalo Twp, Perry, PA, and died August 27, 1911 in Williamsport, Lycoming, PA. He married LOUISA CATHERINE LAHR September 12, 1858 in Newport, Perry, PA, daughter of GEORGE LAHR and ELIZABETH KNOUSE.
Notes for GEORGE WASHINGTON HUGGINS:
!BIRTH: Huggins Family Book by Charles E. Huggins, published by Gateway Press, Baltimore, MD. & Tombstone in Wildwood Cemetery Mounds Section 953MW, Williamsport PA
!MARR: 12 Sept 1858 letter Hazel Huggins Williamsport PA copy owned James Charlesworth Jefferson OR. Newport Gazette 16 Sept 1858 Vol 2 # 37.
!DEATH: Huggins Family Book by Charles E. Huggins & Wildwood Cemetery Records. City of Williamsport Death Records cause Mitral Disease of the Heart died at 415 Depot St, Williamsport, PA-Laborer, Lycoming Co Historical Society, Williamsport, PA.
!BURIAL: Wildwood Cemetery, Mounds Section 953MW Williamsport Lycoming Co., , PA. visited grave site and recorded headstone information. Photo taken/owned by James Charlesworth Jefferson OR
Military Service in Civil War: Served in Union Army Co. I 133rd Reg PA VOL as a Pvt. Inf. Co C 77th PA VOL. Wounded in the neck at the Battle of Chancellorsville VA 3 May 1863.
!OCCUPATION:He was a blacksmith and lived in Perry Co., until 1869 when the family moved
to Lycoming Co., . Resided in Perry Co., PA until 1869 moving to Lycoming Co., PA
!MILITARY:Copy of Certification of Civil War Service:
THIS IS TO CERTIFY that George W Huggins enlisted from Perry County PA August 6th 1862 and was mustered into the United States service at Harrisburg PA as a private to serve for a term of nine months in Company I 133rd Regiment PA Vol Infantry under Captain A B Demaree and Colonel F B Speakman. The regiment was assigned to the 1st Brigade 2nd Division of the 5th corps Army of the Potomac, and Comrade Huggins shared the fortune of his regiment in all its movements and engagements including the Battle of Antietam, MD Sept 17, 1862 in reserve Fredericksburg, VA Dec 13 1862 Chancellorsville MD 1863 finally Honorably discharges May 1 1863 by reason of expiration of term, was wounded at the Battle of Chancellorsville May 3 1862, was shot through neck, was in field hospital one week then sent home. Reentered the U.S. Service as private PA Vol Infantry under Captain S G Cillman February 24 1864 in Co C 77th Regiment PA Vol Infantry and CL F.E. Ross. The regiment was assigned to the 3rd Brigade 1st Div. of the 4th Corps Army of the Cumberland and participated in the following Battles. Rock Face, Ridge GA May 5-9 1864 and Reseca GA May 13-16 1864 Adairsville GA
May 17 1864, Cassacville GA May 19-22 1864, Dallas and New Hope Church GA May 25 to June 4 1864, Ricketts Mills GA May 27 1864, Kansasaw Mountain , including Pine Mountain, Pine Knob GA, Colgatha GA, Culps Farm, McAfees Cross Rds GA, Latimer Mills GA. Noon Day Creek GA and Bowder Springs GA from June 9 -30 1864, Nickajack Creek GA, Smyrna Camp Ground GA and Viningssa GA July 2 1864, Beech Creek GA July 20 1864, Siege of Atlanta GA from July 22 to Sept 2 1864,Jonesboro GA Aug. 31 to Sept 1 1864, Lovejoy Station GA Sept 2 1864 , Spring Mill Nov 29 1864, Franklin Tenn Nov 30 1864 Nashville Tenn Dec 15 186 4 moved to New Orleans LA thence to Indianola Tex. Duty at Indianola and Victoria Tex until Dec 1864 Honorable Discharged Dec 6 1864 at Victoria Tex by reason of close of War.
!CENSUS:1880 Census 7th Ward Williamsport, Lycoming Co., PA George W Huggins age 42 yrs a tannery worker born PA both parents born PA.
More About GEORGE WASHINGTON HUGGINS:
Fact 1: April 30, 1911, Williamsport, Lycoming, PA
George was a blacksmith
1858, September 12: Married Louisa Lahr
1859, June 12: Daughter Amanda born Perry Co, PA
1861, September 18: Son William born Perry Co, PA
Served in the Union Army during the Civil War as a Pvt. in Co. I, 133rd Regt. PA Vol. Inf. and
Co. C, 77th PA Vol Inf.
1863, May 3: He was wounded in the neck at the Battle of Chancellorsville, VA.
1864, February 21: Daughter Susan born Perry Co, PA
1867, Frbruary 10: Daughter Margaret born Perry Co, PA Was a blacksmith.
1869, March 27: Son George L. born. Family moved to Lycoming Co, PA
1870, November 13: Son David born.
1873, February 15: Son John born Williamsport, PA
1875, September 17: Daughter Sadie born Williamsport, PA
1878, October 13: Son Harry born Williamsport, PA
1883, October 20: Daughter Lulu born Williamsport, PA
1889-92 Williamsport, Pennsylvania Directories:
Name: George W. Huggins
City: Williamsport
State: PA
Occupation: laborer
Year: 1889
Location 2: 304 Depot, Newberry
1900 - Census Index: Williamsport, Lycoming Co, PA, on Depot St, 62 years
1911, August 27: Died Williamsport, Lycoming Co, PA of dilation of the heart
August 30: Buried Mound Cemetery, Williamsport, PA
GEORGE WASHINGTON9 HUGGINS (LEWIS8, JACOB7, WILLIAM6, WILLIAM5, SAMUEL4, JOHN3, JOHN2 HUGGYN, JOHN1) was born May 17, 1838 in Buffalo Twp, Perry, PA, and died August 27, 1911 in Williamsport, Lycoming, PA. He married LOUISA CATHERINE LAHR September 12, 1858 in Newport, Perry, PA, daughter of GEORGE LAHR and ELIZABETH KNOUSE.
Notes for GEORGE WASHINGTON HUGGINS:
!BIRTH: Huggins Family Book by Charles E. Huggins, published by Gateway Press, Baltimore, MD. & Tombstone in Wildwood Cemetery Mounds Section 953MW, Williamsport PA
!MARR: 12 Sept 1858 letter Hazel Huggins Williamsport PA copy owned James Charlesworth Jefferson OR. Newport Gazette 16 Sept 1858 Vol 2 # 37.
!DEATH: Huggins Family Book by Charles E. Huggins & Wildwood Cemetery Records. City of Williamsport Death Records cause Mitral Disease of the Heart died at 415 Depot St, Williamsport, PA-Laborer, Lycoming Co Historical Society, Williamsport, PA.
!BURIAL: Wildwood Cemetery, Mounds Section 953MW Williamsport Lycoming Co., , PA. visited grave site and recorded headstone information. Photo taken/owned by James Charlesworth Jefferson OR
Military Service in Civil War: Served in Union Army Co. I 133rd Reg PA VOL as a Pvt. Inf. Co C 77th PA VOL. Wounded in the neck at the Battle of Chancellorsville VA 3 May 1863.
!OCCUPATION:He was a blacksmith and lived in Perry Co., until 1869 when the family moved
to Lycoming Co., . Resided in Perry Co., PA until 1869 moving to Lycoming Co., PA
!MILITARY:Copy of Certification of Civil War Service:
THIS IS TO CERTIFY that George W Huggins enlisted from Perry County PA August 6th 1862 and was mustered into the United States service at Harrisburg PA as a private to serve for a term of nine months in Company I 133rd Regiment PA Vol Infantry under Captain A B Demaree and Colonel F B Speakman. The regiment was assigned to the 1st Brigade 2nd Division of the 5th corps Army of the Potomac, and Comrade Huggins shared the fortune of his regiment in all its movements and engagements including the Battle of Antietam, MD Sept 17, 1862 in reserve Fredericksburg, VA Dec 13 1862 Chancellorsville MD 1863 finally Honorably discharges May 1 1863 by reason of expiration of term, was wounded at the Battle of Chancellorsville May 3 1862, was shot through neck, was in field hospital one week then sent home. Reentered the U.S. Service as private PA Vol Infantry under Captain S G Cillman February 24 1864 in Co C 77th Regiment PA Vol Infantry and CL F.E. Ross. The regiment was assigned to the 3rd Brigade 1st Div. of the 4th Corps Army of the Cumberland and participated in the following Battles. Rock Face, Ridge GA May 5-9 1864 and Reseca GA May 13-16 1864 Adairsville GA
May 17 1864, Cassacville GA May 19-22 1864, Dallas and New Hope Church GA May 25 to June 4 1864, Ricketts Mills GA May 27 1864, Kansasaw Mountain , including Pine Mountain, Pine Knob GA, Colgatha GA, Culps Farm, McAfees Cross Rds GA, Latimer Mills GA. Noon Day Creek GA and Bowder Springs GA from June 9 -30 1864, Nickajack Creek GA, Smyrna Camp Ground GA and Viningssa GA July 2 1864, Beech Creek GA July 20 1864, Siege of Atlanta GA from July 22 to Sept 2 1864,Jonesboro GA Aug. 31 to Sept 1 1864, Lovejoy Station GA Sept 2 1864 , Spring Mill Nov 29 1864, Franklin Tenn Nov 30 1864 Nashville Tenn Dec 15 186 4 moved to New Orleans LA thence to Indianola Tex. Duty at Indianola and Victoria Tex until Dec 1864 Honorable Discharged Dec 6 1864 at Victoria Tex by reason of close of War.
!CENSUS:1880 Census 7th Ward Williamsport, Lycoming Co., PA George W Huggins age 42 yrs a tannery worker born PA both parents born PA.
More About GEORGE WASHINGTON HUGGINS:
Fact 1: April 30, 1911, Williamsport, Lycoming, PA
1838, May 17: Born Perry Co, PA
George was a blacksmith
1858, September 12: Married Louisa Lahr
1859, June 12: Daughter Amanda born Perry Co, PA
1861, September 18: Son William born Perry Co, PA
Served in the Union Army during the Civil War as a Pvt. in Co. I, 133rd Regt. PA Vol. Inf. and
Co. C, 77th PA Vol Inf.
1863, May 3: He was wounded in the neck at the Battle of Chancellorsville, VA.
1864, February 21: Daughter Susan born Perry Co, PA
1867, Frbruary 10: Daughter Margaret born Perry Co, PA Was a blacksmith.
1869, March 27: Son George L. born. Family moved to Lycoming Co, PA
1870, November 13: Son David born.
1873, February 15: Son John born Williamsport, PA
1875, September 17: Daughter Sadie born Williamsport, PA
1878, October 13: Son Harry born Williamsport, PA
1883, October 20: Daughter Lulu born Williamsport, PA
1889-92 Williamsport, Pennsylvania Directories:
Name: George W. Huggins
City: Williamsport
State: PA
Occupation: laborer
Year: 1889
Location 2: 304 Depot, Newberry
1900 - Census Index: Williamsport, Lycoming Co, PA, on Depot St, 62 years
1911, August 27: Died Williamsport, Lycoming Co, PA of dilation of the heart
August 30: Buried Mound Cemetery, Williamsport, PA
GEORGE WASHINGTON9 HUGGINS (LEWIS8, JACOB7, WILLIAM6, WILLIAM5, SAMUEL4, JOHN3, JOHN2 HUGGYN, JOHN1) was born May 17, 1838 in Buffalo Twp, Perry, PA, and died August 27, 1911 in Williamsport, Lycoming, PA. He married LOUISA CATHERINE LAHR September 12, 1858 in Newport, Perry, PA, daughter of GEORGE LAHR and ELIZABETH KNOUSE.
Notes for GEORGE WASHINGTON HUGGINS:
!BIRTH: Huggins Family Book by Charles E. Huggins, published by Gateway Press, Baltimore, MD. & Tombstone in Wildwood Cemetery Mounds Section 953MW, Williamsport PA
!MARR: 12 Sept 1858 letter Hazel Huggins Williamsport PA copy owned James Charlesworth Jefferson OR. Newport Gazette 16 Sept 1858 Vol 2 # 37.
!DEATH: Huggins Family Book by Charles E. Huggins & Wildwood Cemetery Records. City of Williamsport Death Records cause Mitral Disease of the Heart died at 415 Depot St, Williamsport, PA-Laborer, Lycoming Co Historical Society, Williamsport, PA.
!BURIAL: Wildwood Cemetery, Mounds Section 953MW Williamsport Lycoming Co., , PA. visited grave site and recorded headstone information. Photo taken/owned by James Charlesworth Jefferson OR
Military Service in Civil War: Served in Union Army Co. I 133rd Reg PA VOL as a Pvt. Inf. Co C 77th PA VOL. Wounded in the neck at the Battle of Chancellorsville VA 3 May 1863.
!OCCUPATION:He was a blacksmith and lived in Perry Co., until 1869 when the family moved
to Lycoming Co., . Resided in Perry Co., PA until 1869 moving to Lycoming Co., PA
!MILITARY:Copy of Certification of Civil War Service:
THIS IS TO CERTIFY that George W Huggins enlisted from Perry County PA August 6th 1862 and was mustered into the United States service at Harrisburg PA as a private to serve for a term of nine months in Company I 133rd Regiment PA Vol Infantry under Captain A B Demaree and Colonel F B Speakman. The regiment was assigned to the 1st Brigade 2nd Division of the 5th corps Army of the Potomac, and Comrade Huggins shared the fortune of his regiment in all its movements and engagements including the Battle of Antietam, MD Sept 17, 1862 in reserve Fredericksburg, VA Dec 13 1862 Chancellorsville MD 1863 finally Honorably discharges May 1 1863 by reason of expiration of term, was wounded at the Battle of Chancellorsville May 3 1862, was shot through neck, was in field hospital one week then sent home. Reentered the U.S. Service as private PA Vol Infantry under Captain S G Cillman February 24 1864 in Co C 77th Regiment PA Vol Infantry and CL F.E. Ross. The regiment was assigned to the 3rd Brigade 1st Div. of the 4th Corps Army of the Cumberland and participated in the following Battles. Rock Face, Ridge GA May 5-9 1864 and Reseca GA May 13-16 1864 Adairsville GA
May 17 1864, Cassacville GA May 19-22 1864, Dallas and New Hope Church GA May 25 to June 4 1864, Ricketts Mills GA May 27 1864, Kansasaw Mountain , including Pine Mountain, Pine Knob GA, Colgatha GA, Culps Farm, McAfees Cross Rds GA, Latimer Mills GA. Noon Day Creek GA and Bowder Springs GA from June 9 -30 1864, Nickajack Creek GA, Smyrna Camp Ground GA and Viningssa GA July 2 1864, Beech Creek GA July 20 1864, Siege of Atlanta GA from July 22 to Sept 2 1864,Jonesboro GA Aug. 31 to Sept 1 1864, Lovejoy Station GA Sept 2 1864 , Spring Mill Nov 29 1864, Franklin Tenn Nov 30 1864 Nashville Tenn Dec 15 186 4 moved to New Orleans LA thence to Indianola Tex. Duty at Indianola and Victoria Tex until Dec 1864 Honorable Discharged Dec 6 1864 at Victoria Tex by reason of close of War.
!CENSUS:1880 Census 7th Ward Williamsport, Lycoming Co., PA George W Huggins age 42 yrs a tannery worker born PA both parents born PA.
More About GEORGE WASHINGTON HUGGINS:
Fact 1: April 30, 1911, Williamsport, Lycoming, PA
George was a blacksmith
1858, September 12: Married Louisa Lahr
1859, June 12: Daughter Amanda born Perry Co, PA
1861, September 18: Son William born Perry Co, PA
Served in the Union Army during the Civil War as a Pvt. in Co. I, 133rd Regt. PA Vol. Inf. and
Co. C, 77th PA Vol Inf.
1863, May 3: He was wounded in the neck at the Battle of Chancellorsville, VA.
1864, February 21: Daughter Susan born Perry Co, PA
1867, Frbruary 10: Daughter Margaret born Perry Co, PA Was a blacksmith.
1869, March 27: Son George L. born. Family moved to Lycoming Co, PA
1870, November 13: Son David born.
1873, February 15: Son John born Williamsport, PA
1875, September 17: Daughter Sadie born Williamsport, PA
1878, October 13: Son Harry born Williamsport, PA
1883, October 20: Daughter Lulu born Williamsport, PA
1889-92 Williamsport, Pennsylvania Directories:
Name: George W. Huggins
City: Williamsport
State: PA
Occupation: laborer
Year: 1889
Location 2: 304 Depot, Newberry
1900 - Census Index: Williamsport, Lycoming Co, PA, on Depot St, 62 years
1911, August 27: Died Williamsport, Lycoming Co, PA of dilation of the heart
August 30: Buried Mound Cemetery, Williamsport, PA
GEORGE WASHINGTON9 HUGGINS (LEWIS8, JACOB7, WILLIAM6, WILLIAM5, SAMUEL4, JOHN3, JOHN2 HUGGYN, JOHN1) was born May 17, 1838 in Buffalo Twp, Perry, PA, and died August 27, 1911 in Williamsport, Lycoming, PA. He married LOUISA CATHERINE LAHR September 12, 1858 in Newport, Perry, PA, daughter of GEORGE LAHR and ELIZABETH KNOUSE.
Notes for GEORGE WASHINGTON HUGGINS:
!BIRTH: Huggins Family Book by Charles E. Huggins, published by Gateway Press, Baltimore, MD. & Tombstone in Wildwood Cemetery Mounds Section 953MW, Williamsport PA
!MARR: 12 Sept 1858 letter Hazel Huggins Williamsport PA copy owned James Charlesworth Jefferson OR. Newport Gazette 16 Sept 1858 Vol 2 # 37.
!DEATH: Huggins Family Book by Charles E. Huggins & Wildwood Cemetery Records. City of Williamsport Death Records cause Mitral Disease of the Heart died at 415 Depot St, Williamsport, PA-Laborer, Lycoming Co Historical Society, Williamsport, PA.
!BURIAL: Wildwood Cemetery, Mounds Section 953MW Williamsport Lycoming Co., , PA. visited grave site and recorded headstone information. Photo taken/owned by James Charlesworth Jefferson OR
Military Service in Civil War: Served in Union Army Co. I 133rd Reg PA VOL as a Pvt. Inf. Co C 77th PA VOL. Wounded in the neck at the Battle of Chancellorsville VA 3 May 1863.
!OCCUPATION:He was a blacksmith and lived in Perry Co., until 1869 when the family moved
to Lycoming Co., . Resided in Perry Co., PA until 1869 moving to Lycoming Co., PA
!MILITARY:Copy of Certification of Civil War Service:
THIS IS TO CERTIFY that George W Huggins enlisted from Perry County PA August 6th 1862 and was mustered into the United States service at Harrisburg PA as a private to serve for a term of nine months in Company I 133rd Regiment PA Vol Infantry under Captain A B Demaree and Colonel F B Speakman. The regiment was assigned to the 1st Brigade 2nd Division of the 5th corps Army of the Potomac, and Comrade Huggins shared the fortune of his regiment in all its movements and engagements including the Battle of Antietam, MD Sept 17, 1862 in reserve Fredericksburg, VA Dec 13 1862 Chancellorsville MD 1863 finally Honorably discharges May 1 1863 by reason of expiration of term, was wounded at the Battle of Chancellorsville May 3 1862, was shot through neck, was in field hospital one week then sent home. Reentered the U.S. Service as private PA Vol Infantry under Captain S G Cillman February 24 1864 in Co C 77th Regiment PA Vol Infantry and CL F.E. Ross. The regiment was assigned to the 3rd Brigade 1st Div. of the 4th Corps Army of the Cumberland and participated in the following Battles. Rock Face, Ridge GA May 5-9 1864 and Reseca GA May 13-16 1864 Adairsville GA
May 17 1864, Cassacville GA May 19-22 1864, Dallas and New Hope Church GA May 25 to June 4 1864, Ricketts Mills GA May 27 1864, Kansasaw Mountain , including Pine Mountain, Pine Knob GA, Colgatha GA, Culps Farm, McAfees Cross Rds GA, Latimer Mills GA. Noon Day Creek GA and Bowder Springs GA from June 9 -30 1864, Nickajack Creek GA, Smyrna Camp Ground GA and Viningssa GA July 2 1864, Beech Creek GA July 20 1864, Siege of Atlanta GA from July 22 to Sept 2 1864,Jonesboro GA Aug. 31 to Sept 1 1864, Lovejoy Station GA Sept 2 1864 , Spring Mill Nov 29 1864, Franklin Tenn Nov 30 1864 Nashville Tenn Dec 15 186 4 moved to New Orleans LA thence to Indianola Tex. Duty at Indianola and Victoria Tex until Dec 1864 Honorable Discharged Dec 6 1864 at Victoria Tex by reason of close of War.
!CENSUS:1880 Census 7th Ward Williamsport, Lycoming Co., PA George W Huggins age 42 yrs a tannery worker born PA both parents born PA.
More About GEORGE WASHINGTON HUGGINS:
Fact 1: April 30, 1911, Williamsport, Lycoming, PA
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