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16th Pennsylvania Infantry

Company B

Thomas Flemming - 1st Corporal

Any information on battles of this unit would be appreciated. I believe that they were captured at Falling Waters and held hostage. Any information regarding Thomas would be appreciated as well.

Contact Name: Robin Flemming
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Date Added: 5/25/2005

Company H

John Hagan - Private

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Contact Name: Shelby Selby
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Date Added: 2/2/2015

Company I

Thomas Cowhey - Private

Thomas Cowhey's name was spelled Cowhy in War Department records regarding his service in Company I-16. It is also sometimes spelled Cowy or Cowey, but I believe Cowhey is correct.

Thomas served a three-month tour from April 26 to July 30, 1861 with the Pennsylvania Infantry Company I-16 (along with his brother William Cowhey).

I am looking for more information about Company I-16. If you have any knowledge about it please contact me.

Contact Name: Lisa S.
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Contact Homepage: http://www.small-leavedshamrock.blogspot.com
Date Added: 3/27/2008

Company I

William Cowhey - Private

William Cowhey's name was spelled Cowy in War Department records regarding his service in Company I-16. It is also sometimes spelled Cowhy or Cowey, but I believe Cowhey is correct.

William served a three-month tour from April 26 to July 30, 1861 with the Pennsylvania Infantry Company I-16 (along with his brother Thomas Cowhey).

He also served in Pennsylvania Regiment L-5 from January 30, 1862 to January 30, 1865. If you have any knowledge about either please contact me.

Contact Name: Lisa S.
Contact Email: Click for E-mail
Contact Homepage: http://www.small-leavedshamrock.blogspot.com
Date Added: 3/27/2008