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 PA Civil War Era Newspaper Transcription
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
 Philadelphia Inquirer - May 10, 1862
 
 
 Killed and Wounded at the Battle at Williamsburg
 
 The following is a further list of Pennsylvania soldiers killed and wounded at Williamsburg:
 
 
 Ninety-Third 
93rd
 Pennsylvania VolunteersCaptain G. S. Sheaver, Company E, killed
 
 Privates - Jonathan Dampman, Company C, killed;
 William Calliban, Company B, killed;
 John McColday, Company G, killed;
 Benjamin Wolfinger, Company G, killed;
 William M. Snyder, Dompany H, killed;
 William Geleny, Company G, right arm;
 Samuel N. Shoutt, Company D, right side;
 F. J.Andrews, Company F, breast;
 P. Delaney, Company G, right arm;
 Andrew Rheinhart, Company A, arm, slightly;
 Anthony Kremer, Company A, head slightly;
 Peter Fitterer, Company A, both thights, severely;
 Corporal William B. Ramsay, Company C, shoulder, severely;
 Ensign John Hutchinson, Company C, ankle, slightly;
 William D. Deihard, Company D, neck, slightly;
 Levi Books, Company D, hand, slightly;
 Henry Fishel, Company E, arm and side, severe;
 John Grogg, Company E, hand, slight;
 David Snellender, Company F, arm, severe;
 John Andrews, Company F, breast, slight;
 Benjamin Meyer, Company F, hand, slight;
 Henry Hillbart, Company G, arm, severe;
 Daniel Shanabrook, Company G, knee, severe;
 George Roack, Company G, head, slight;
 James Bureau, Company G, slight;
 Benjamin Lank, Company K, hand;
 Privates Samel Short and B. T. Krotmine, Company B, neck, flssh.
 
 
 
 
 
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