31 May 1861 Mustered in Co E 42nd PA Infantry, rank 2nd Lieutenant; Note: 42nd PA Infantry also known as 1st PA Rifles and 13th PA Reserve Infantry; 28 Jun 1862 Captured Meadows Bridge, at onset of Battle of Mechanicsville, VA; Aug 1862 Released in prisoner exchange; 14 Sep 1862 Wounded at Battle of South Mountain, VA; 01 Mar 1863 Promoted to First Lieutenant; 14 Jun 1863 Promoted to Captain; May 1864 Wounded at Battle of Spotsylvania, VA; 11 Jun 1864 Mustered out Co E 42nd PA Infantry. Worked for Mono County, CA Government by 1868. Cause of death unknown.
CPT Samuel A. Mack should not be confused with a PVT Samuel A. Mack who served in Co K 207th PA Infantry Civil War.
CPT Samuel A. Mack should not be confused with a PVT Samuel A. Mack who served in Co K 207th PA Infantry Civil War.
31 May 1861 Mustered in Co E 42nd PA Infantry, rank 2nd Lieutenant; Note: 42nd PA Infantry also known as 1st PA Rifles and 13th PA Reserve Infantry; 28 Jun 1862 Captured Meadows Bridge, at onset of Battle of Mechanicsville, VA; Aug 1862 Released in prisoner exchange; 14 Sep 1862 Wounded at Battle of South Mountain, VA; 01 Mar 1863 Promoted to First Lieutenant; 14 Jun 1863 Promoted to Captain; May 1864 Wounded at Battle of Spotsylvania, VA; 11 Jun 1864 Mustered out Co E 42nd PA Infantry. Worked for Mono County, CA Government by 1868. Cause of death unknown.
CPT Samuel A. Mack should not be confused with a PVT Samuel A. Mack who served in Co K 207th PA Infantry Civil War.
CPT Samuel A. Mack should not be confused with a PVT Samuel A. Mack who served in Co K 207th PA Infantry Civil War.
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