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 PA Civil War POWs
 Ninty-sixth RegimentSchuylkill County, Pennsylvania
 
 96th PA Regiment
 The majority of the 96th prisoners were held in Andersonville and some in Libby prison. The information was obtained from:
 
1. Miners Journal
2. Atwater report of deaths at Andersonville.
3. List of Pennsylvania survivors at Andersonville.
4. Schuylkill County soldiers lists.
5. Memorial To Patriotism/ Wallace.The Dead.
1.  M Muldowney/ Co. K/ Died in Andersonville 8-6-64 from  diarrhea/ Buried in grave # 4698
2.  A Wike/ Co. B/ Died at Andersonville from scorbutus on 
                   6-30-64/ buried in grave # 2699. Captured  12/14/63
3.  Winsinger/ Co. E/ Died at Andersonville from diarrhea on  7-6-64/ buried in grave # 2987.
4.  Sylvanus Bishop/ Co. C/ Died in Andersonville 10-22-64 from                             
scorbutus. Captured Centerville  10/16/64
5.  J. Bennsinger/ Co. E/ Died in Savannah Ga. 7-15-64/
6.  Joseph Workman/ Co. F/ Captured 6-9-64 died in prison
7.  S. Covey/ Co. D/ Died in rebel prison.The Men Held as Prisoners.
1.  Michael Larkin/ Co. A/ Captured 5-10-64 Spotsylvania C.H.    
held in Andersonville 13 months.
2.  David Pritchard/ Co. A/ Captured 5-10-64 Spotsylvania C.H.                              
held in Andersonville for 13 months/  Pottsville.
3.  Christopher P. Kane/ Co. C/ Captured in the summer of 1863/
   Held in Libby and Belle Isle, Castle Thunder and Andersonville.
    for 16 months. Captured White Plains Va, 07/25/63
4.  T. Prosser/ Co. H/ Captured May 1864/ Held in Andersonville/                        
 Mentioned in Charles Taylors letter.
                       Minersville.
5.  D.R. Boardman/ Co. H/ Captured in May 1864/ Held in                               
Andersonville.
6.  D. Engle/ Co. H/ Captured in May 1864/ Held in Andersonville.
7.  A. Sandy/ Co. G/ Captured in May 1864/ Held in Andersonville.
8.  D. Williams/ Co. G/ Captured in May 1864/ Held in                               
Andersonville.
9.  E. Hardman/ Co. G/ Captured in May 1864/ Held in                               
Andersonville.
10. S. Maddoc/ Co. G/ Captured in May 1864/ Held in                               
Andersonville./ Exchanged at Millen Ga.   4-5-64
11. Evan Gery/ Co. G/ Captured in May 1864/ Held in                              
 Andersonville./ Exchanged at Millen Ga.                        11-11-64
12. J. Devitt/ Co. G/ Captured in May 1864/ Held in Andersonville.
13. William Fanny/ Co. K/ Captured in May 1864/ Held in Andersonville.
14. Edward McCormick/ Co. A/ Captured in May 1864/ Held in  
Andersonville. Exchanged 11-11-64 at Millen Ga.
15. M. Moran/ Co. F/ Captured in May 1864/ Held in Andersonville.                       
exchanged 1-5-64.
16. Joseph Larkinson/ Co.  / Held in Andersonville/ Mentioned   in Charles Taylors letter.
Minersville
17. John Perry/ Co.  / Held in Andersonville/ Mentioned in Charles Taylors letter. Minersville.
18. R. Morris/ Co.  / Held in Andersonville/ Mentioned in Charles  Taylors letter/ Minersville.
20. John Coffield/ Co. H/ Held in prison Richmond/ Libby ?
21. Jacob Saylor/ Co. C/ Captured Spotsylvania, dies at Camp Parole 12/20/64.
22. Emanuel Saylor/ Co. C/ Captured May 20 1864 Spotsylvania.
23. Charles Newton/ Co. D/ Captured May 3 1863 Salem Church  Va. Died Date Unknown.
24. John Price /Co. E/ Prison 07/21/64 thru 02/22/65
25. William Prosser/ Co. E/ Captured Spotsylvania,  Andersonville ?
26. Albert Klinger/ Co. E/ Captured Spotsylvania 03/10/64
27. Steven Mensinger/Co. G/ Died Andersonville, 07/05/64, Grave                              
no. 2937
28. Sylvester Maddock/ Co. G/ Prisoner at Andersonville 03/14/64
29. David Macamer/ Co. G/ Captured
30. Joseph Workman/ Co. G/ Captured
31. Jonathan Erdman/ Co. H/ Captured Spotsylvania, May 14 1864
32. James McDevitt/ Co. I/ Captured Spotsylvania 05/14/64
                           Held in Andersonville.
 
 Contributed by Stu Richards
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