Private Martin H. Tobin, enlisted in Company C, 48th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry from Schuylkill County, on September 11, 1861 and was discharged June 28, 1864 due to wounds received in action.
He then enlisted as a substitute for 1 year on October 12, 1864, at age 44, in Company E, 199th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry and on Oct. 13,1864 was transferred to Company H, 97th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry.
He died after the muster out roll was prepared but previous to the muster out of his Company. The date of death was date not given. [Note: his company mustered out in North Carolina on August 28, 1865]
From "The History of the Ninety-seventh regiment, Pennsylvania volunteer infantry" by Isaiah Price. The Pennsylvania Civil War Veterans card Files and Pennsylvania in the Civil War- 48th Regiment, Company C, roster.
Contributor: Billy Walker (31535270) • [email protected]
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the Pennsylvania 1890 census lists his widow, Maria Tobin, and gives his place of death as North Carolina and burial at "Camp Walde
Martin Tobin - Company G, 48th P.V.
G.A.R. Visited Three cemeteries, by parading to each, and honoring their deceased peers. The G.A.R. Memorial Day Parade 1902.
Reference: The Wilkes-Barre Record, 30 May 1902, Fri, Page 7
Researcher: Mary Emmett Langdon
He then enlisted as a substitute for 1 year on October 12, 1864, at age 44, in Company E, 199th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry and on Oct. 13,1864 was transferred to Company H, 97th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry.
He died after the muster out roll was prepared but previous to the muster out of his Company. The date of death was date not given. [Note: his company mustered out in North Carolina on August 28, 1865]
From "The History of the Ninety-seventh regiment, Pennsylvania volunteer infantry" by Isaiah Price. The Pennsylvania Civil War Veterans card Files and Pennsylvania in the Civil War- 48th Regiment, Company C, roster.
Contributor: Billy Walker (31535270) • [email protected]
View Memorial
the Pennsylvania 1890 census lists his widow, Maria Tobin, and gives his place of death as North Carolina and burial at "Camp Walde
Martin Tobin - Company G, 48th P.V.
G.A.R. Visited Three cemeteries, by parading to each, and honoring their deceased peers. The G.A.R. Memorial Day Parade 1902.
Reference: The Wilkes-Barre Record, 30 May 1902, Fri, Page 7
Researcher: Mary Emmett Langdon
Private Martin H. Tobin, enlisted in Company C, 48th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry from Schuylkill County, on September 11, 1861 and was discharged June 28, 1864 due to wounds received in action.
He then enlisted as a substitute for 1 year on October 12, 1864, at age 44, in Company E, 199th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry and on Oct. 13,1864 was transferred to Company H, 97th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry.
He died after the muster out roll was prepared but previous to the muster out of his Company. The date of death was date not given. [Note: his company mustered out in North Carolina on August 28, 1865]
From "The History of the Ninety-seventh regiment, Pennsylvania volunteer infantry" by Isaiah Price. The Pennsylvania Civil War Veterans card Files and Pennsylvania in the Civil War- 48th Regiment, Company C, roster.
Contributor: Billy Walker (31535270) • [email protected]
View Memorial
the Pennsylvania 1890 census lists his widow, Maria Tobin, and gives his place of death as North Carolina and burial at "Camp Walde
Martin Tobin - Company G, 48th P.V.
G.A.R. Visited Three cemeteries, by parading to each, and honoring their deceased peers. The G.A.R. Memorial Day Parade 1902.
Reference: The Wilkes-Barre Record, 30 May 1902, Fri, Page 7
Researcher: Mary Emmett Langdon
He then enlisted as a substitute for 1 year on October 12, 1864, at age 44, in Company E, 199th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry and on Oct. 13,1864 was transferred to Company H, 97th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry.
He died after the muster out roll was prepared but previous to the muster out of his Company. The date of death was date not given. [Note: his company mustered out in North Carolina on August 28, 1865]
From "The History of the Ninety-seventh regiment, Pennsylvania volunteer infantry" by Isaiah Price. The Pennsylvania Civil War Veterans card Files and Pennsylvania in the Civil War- 48th Regiment, Company C, roster.
Contributor: Billy Walker (31535270) • [email protected]
View Memorial
the Pennsylvania 1890 census lists his widow, Maria Tobin, and gives his place of death as North Carolina and burial at "Camp Walde
Martin Tobin - Company G, 48th P.V.
G.A.R. Visited Three cemeteries, by parading to each, and honoring their deceased peers. The G.A.R. Memorial Day Parade 1902.
Reference: The Wilkes-Barre Record, 30 May 1902, Fri, Page 7
Researcher: Mary Emmett Langdon
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