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103rd Regiment, Pennsylvania Infantry Overview:
Organized at Kittanning September 7, 1861, to February 24,1862. Moved to Harrisburg, Pa., February 24; thence to
Washington, D. C.
BROTHERS
Side: Union
Location: Pennsylvania
Battle Unit: 103rd Regiment, Pennsylvania Infantry
Function: Infantry
Issac C. (Clapper) Brumbaugh
Side: Union
Location: Pennsylvania
Battle Unit: 103rd Regiment, Pennsylvania Infantry
Function: Infantry
Henry C. (Clapper) Bumbaugh∼BRUMBAUGH - FATAL ACCIDENT - On Saturday, October 26th, 1872, a fatal accident occured on the Morrison's Cove Branch of the Pennsylvania Railroad between Martinsburg and Martinsburg Junction by which, Isaac S. Brumbaugh, an employee on the repair gang, was fatally injured. The circmstances as near as we could learn were as follows. The gang were returning from work on the Hand Car. M. Brumbaugh was engaged in turning the car, when by some means, the crank struck him, throwing him forwards on the track. The car passed over him and brusing his head and arms in a frightful manner. He lingered in intense pain until Monday night, when his sufferings were ended by death. His remains were entered to mother earth, on Wednesday, by the Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias, both of which organizations he was a member. Echo.Wed. 6 Nov. 1872 issue, The Register, Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania
only 2 records on NATIONAL PARK SERVICE SEARCH FOR SOLDIERS
103rd Regiment, Pennsylvania Infantry Overview:
Organized at Kittanning September 7, 1861, to February 24,1862. Moved to Harrisburg, Pa., February 24; thence to
Washington, D. C.
BROTHERS
Side: Union
Location: Pennsylvania
Battle Unit: 103rd Regiment, Pennsylvania Infantry
Function: Infantry
Issac C. (Clapper) Brumbaugh
Side: Union
Location: Pennsylvania
Battle Unit: 103rd Regiment, Pennsylvania Infantry
Function: Infantry
Henry C. (Clapper) Bumbaugh∼BRUMBAUGH - FATAL ACCIDENT - On Saturday, October 26th, 1872, a fatal accident occured on the Morrison's Cove Branch of the Pennsylvania Railroad between Martinsburg and Martinsburg Junction by which, Isaac S. Brumbaugh, an employee on the repair gang, was fatally injured. The circmstances as near as we could learn were as follows. The gang were returning from work on the Hand Car. M. Brumbaugh was engaged in turning the car, when by some means, the crank struck him, throwing him forwards on the track. The car passed over him and brusing his head and arms in a frightful manner. He lingered in intense pain until Monday night, when his sufferings were ended by death. His remains were entered to mother earth, on Wednesday, by the Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias, both of which organizations he was a member. Echo.Wed. 6 Nov. 1872 issue, The Register, Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania
Inscription
Co. H 103rd PA Infantry
Gravesite Details
Civil War Vet, Pvt, Co H 103rd PA Inv
Family Members
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Elizabeth Brumbaugh Wike
1821–1876
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Mary Ann Brumbaugh Dilling
1823–1856
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PVT George W. Brumbaugh
1827–1887
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Susan Clapper Brumbaugh Dilling
1829–1896
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Henry Clapper Brumbaugh
1831–1880
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Pvt Jacob Clapper Brumbaugh
1838–1908
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Nancy Replogle Brumbaugh Applebaugh
1842–1892
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Margaret Clapper Brumbaugh Nicodemus
1851–1927
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