Pennsylvania State Agency Transportation Passes for Civil War Bodies (Continued from 47:189)

PENNSYLVANIA STATE AGENCY TRANSPORTATION PASSES FOR CIVIL WAR BODIES (CONTINUED FROM 47:189) i contributed by Aaron Goodwin 25 June 1864— For Lydia S. Brown and the body of Edward A. Kelsey, late a major of the 45th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Armory Square Hospital 24 June 1864. From Washington to Wrightsville. 25 June 1864— For A. M. Evans and the body of son S. B. Evans, late a private in Company I), 140th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Armory Square Hospital 25 June 1864. From Washington to Washington (County] via Wheeling |West Virginia], 25 June 1 864— For Mrs. L. A. Quigley and the body of Edwin Quigley, late a private in Company I), 95th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Emory Hospital 25 June 1864. From Washington to Lancaster. 26 June 1864— For Mary Floyd and the body ofjames Floyd, late a sergeant in Com¬ pany M, 13th Regiment, Pennsylvania Cavalry, who died of wounds at Lin¬ coln Hospital 26 June 1864. From Washington to Philadelphia. 26 June 1864— For James Mumford and the body of O. Mumford, late a captain of Company A, 56th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who was killed at Petersburg lSJune 1864. From Washington to Susquehanna Station. 27 June 1864— For Henry Kulp and the body of J. Russell Wingate, late a lieutenant in Company C, 84th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who was killed be¬ fore Petersburg 16 June 1864. From Washington to Hollidaysburg. 27 June 1864— For Thomas II. Keiffer, father of Martin L. Kieffer, late a private in Company B, 6th Regiment, Pennsylvania Reserve Volunteer Corps, who died of wounds at Carver Hospital 25 June 1864. From Washington to Wil¬ liamsport. 27 June 1864— For Oliver H. Sewall, in charge of his brother, a wounded soldier having his arm amputated, who had transportation from U.S.G. From Wash¬ ington to New Brighton. 28 June 1864— For James B. Smith and the body of William H. Smith, late a private of Company 11, 2.3rd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of gun¬ shot wounds and amp(utation( at Armory Square Hospital 28 June 1864. Front Washington to Reading. 29 June 1864— For Joseph C. Jeffries and the body of Robert M. Jefferies, late a captain of Company H, 1 15th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who was killed at the battle before Petersburg 16 June 1864. From Washington to Lancaster. i Sec Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine 47(201 1 ):75 for introduction. Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine Vol. 18 (20 12) «1 82 Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine Vol. 48 24 June 1864— For A. C. Nycum and the body of John Nycum, late a private of Company I), 1 38th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Armory Square Hospital 28 June 1864. From Washington to Bloody Run. 30 June 1864— For William P. Forrest and the body of Abner W. Forrest, late a pri¬ vate of Company K, 14 1st Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of gun shot wounds at Campbell Hospital 29 June 1864. From Washington to Troy. 30 June 1864— For R. G. Brooks and the body of William Brooks, late a private of Company I), 61st Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Judieiary Square Hospital 29 June 1864. From Washington to Seranton. 30 June 1864— For Virginia Miner, who lost two brothers in recent battles and is poor. From Washington to Leesburg. 30 June 1864— For J. N. Dickson and the body of L. C. Morrow, late a captain in Company D, 100th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who was killed near Petersburg 17 June 1864. From Washington to Homewood Station. 30 June 1864— For Jane Nelson, sister of Peter Nelson, a corporal of Company K, 139th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who was wounded in action in left arm and amputated; means exhausted. From Washington to Pittsburgh. 1 July 1864— For James McGumphry and the body of Levi Griffith, late a private of Company G, 140th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Columbian Hospital 25 June 1864. From Washington to Pittsburgh. 1 July 1864— For Dr. P. M. Keir and one other with the body of Lieutenant Purdy, late of Company [blank], 140th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers. From Washington to Harrisburg via Philadelphia. 1 July 1864— For Ralph Stover and the body of John H. Stover, late a private of Company B, 188th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Campbell Hospital 3()June 1864. From Washington to Point Pleasant. 2 July 1864— For Mrs. Edwards and the body of Joseph Edwards, late a first lieu¬ tenant of Company [blank], i8th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Ml. Pleasant Hospital 2 July 1864. From Washington to Schuylkill Haven. 2 July 1864— For Eliza Smyth and the body of William Smyth, late a private of Com¬ pany A, 2nd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of chronic diar¬ rhea at Columbian Hospital 2 July 1864. From Washington to Philadelphia. 3 July 1864— For Milton Wike, Betsy Hinkle, and the body of Samuel M. Hinkle, late a private of Company B, 45th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Ml. Pleasant Hospital 2 July 1864. From Washington to Wrightsville. 5 July 1864— For John Berry and the body of I). W. Berry, late a private of Com¬ pany G, 140th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died at Sickle Bar¬ racks Hospital, Alexandria, 4 July 1864. From Washington to Pittsburgh. 6 July 1864— For Loretta Long, widow of J. C. Long, late a private of Company G, 145th Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Lincoln Hospital 2 July 1864; was buried before her arrival and could not be ex¬ humed. From Washington to Greenville. 6 July 1864— For John I.oban, who came for body, but found it buried. To Harris¬ burg. Transportation Passes for Civil War Bodies 2012 83 6 July 1864— For Adam Hatfield and Alexander Stewart, father and brother in law of John Hatfield, late a private of Company 1, 22nd Regiment, Pennsylvania Cavalry, who died of disease at Stoneman Camp Hospital 26 June 1864; bur¬ ied and could not be exhumed. Front Washington to Huntingdon. 6 July 1864— For Mary Ann McKinney and the remains of her husband, Jeremiah McKinney, late a private of Company C, 184th Regiment, Pennsylvania Vol¬ unteers, who died of wounds at Finley Hospital 5 July 1864. From Washing¬ ton to Lewistown. 7 July 1864— For I!. McHenry and the body of James McHenry, late a private in Company 1), 23rd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds al Columbian Hospital 6 July 1864. From Washington to Philadelphia. 7 July 1864— For Rebecca Tosh and the body of Thomas Toseh, late a private of Company F, 48th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Harewood Hospital 7 July 1864. From Washington to New Philadelphia |Ohio?]. 8 July 1864— For Mary J. Collins and the body of Charles Collins, late a private of Company 1$, 26th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Lincoln Hospital 7July 1864. From Washington to Philadelphia. 8 July 1864— For Susannah Phipps and Jane Alloway, mother and aunt of James Phipps, late a private of Company A, 187th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volun¬ teers, who died of wounds at Finley Hospital i July 1864. From Washington to Philadelphia. 9 July 1864— For F. R. Hiney and the body of William 11. Hiney, late a lieutenant of Company C, 50th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of tetanus consequent upon gunshot wounds at Armory Square Hospital 9 July 1864. From Washington to Harrisburg. I 1 July 1864— For Sarah F. Sidwell, widow of |blank] Sidwell. late of Company E, Purnell Legion, [Maryland Infantry,| whose husband died at Columbian Col¬ lege Hospital 8 July 1864 and was buried before she arrived. From Washing¬ ton to Wilmington. 1 I July 1864— For Martha Kennedy and the body of her son William G. Kennedy, late a private of Company G, 1st Pennsylvania Reserves, who died of wounds at Mt. Pleasant Hospital lOJuly 1864. From Washington to Phoenixville. I I July 1864— For Rachel Cathcart and the body of her son John S. Cathcart, late a private of Company I, 16th Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Stanton Hospital 9July 1864. Front Washington to Philadelphia. 1 1 July 1864— For Frederick Habcrjan and the body of Emanuel Heaberjan, late a private of Company F, 183rd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Lincoln Hospital 9 July 1864. From Washington to Philadel¬ phia. 14 July 1864— For Hannah Darragh, widow, and the body of Henry Darragh, late a private of Company K, 160th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Lincoln Hospital 14 July 1864. Front Washington to Philadel¬ phia. 1 4 J illy 1864— For Elizabeth Rennet, who came on to nurse her wounded son, but found him dead; William T. Rennet, late of Company E, 1st Regiment, U.S. Infantry Volunteers, who died of wounds at Columbian Hospital 11 June 1864. From Washington to Martha Furnace. 84 Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine Vol. 48 IS July 1864— For George Oliver and the body of William li. I.aughlin, late a lieu¬ tenant of Company [blank] of the 61st Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who was killed “before” Washington 12 July 1864. From Washington to Pittsburgh. 16 July 1864— For Elias Sheads, father of Elias Sheads, late a sergeant of Company F, 87th Pennsylvania Volunteers, who was killed at Monocacy, Maryland, 9 July 1864. From Washington to Gettysburg. 19 July 1864— For Mrs. C. E. Morse and the body of Jos. I). Ewing, late a corporal of Company H, 1st Regiment, Pennsylvania Reserves, who died of wounds at Mt. Pleasant Hospital 16 July 1864. From Washington to Newton Hamilton. 19 July 1864— For Mrs. Elizabeth Bowers and the body of her son John Bowers, late a private in Company [blank], 147th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volun¬ teers, who died at Armory Square Hospital 18 June 1864. From Washington to Altoona. 19 July 1864— For George W. Burns and the body of J. Harvey Burns, late a private in Company A, 139th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Washington 12 July 1864. From Washington to Cochranton. 19 July 1864— For Joseph P. Mountain and the body of Joseph Mountain, late a private of Company Cl, lOOtli Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Armory Square Hospital 17 July 1864. From Washington to Enon Station. 20 July 1864— For Mrs. Hutchison and the body of William A. Scaright, late a pri¬ vate of Company I, 116th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Stanton Hospital 19 July 1864. From Washington to Industry Sta¬ tion; return tickets issued to Mrs. Hutchison. 21 July 1864— For Charles Buoy and the body of William Buoy, late of Company G, 31st Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Mt. Pleasant Hospital 20 July 1864. From Washington to Milton. 22 July 1864— For Henry Walsh and the body of William N. Norton, late a captain of Company I, 1 10th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Stanton Hospital 2 1 July 1864. From Washington to Philadelphia. 25 July 1864— For George Stout and the body of Solomon Stout, late a private in Company E, 50th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Armory Square Hospital 25 July 1864. From Washington to Hamburg. 25 July 1864— For Angelina Ernst, who has been in search of her wounded or killed son, late a private of Company E, 25th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volun¬ teers, missing at Petersburg. From Washington to Philadelphia. 27 July 1864— For Curtis K. Grove and the body of William C. Grove, late a private of Company E, 1 1th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Finley Hospital 26July 1864. Front Washington to Latrobc. 28 July 1864— For Mary Warburton and the body of William Warburton, late a pri¬ vate of Company [blank], 2nd Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery, who died of wounds at Columbian Hospital 27 July 1864. From Washington to l.afaycttc. 28 July 1864— For William F. Shaw and the body of R. G. Barr, late a captain of Company B, 49th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died at Mt. Pleas¬ ant Hospital 26July 1864. From Washington to Lewistown. Transportation Passes for Civil War Bodies 2012 85 29 July 1864— For Joseph Thomas and the body of his son Henry L. Thomas, late a private of Company F, 45th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Armory Square Hospital 29 July 1864. From Washington to Johns¬ town. 29 July 1864— For Mrs. Austin and the body of her husband Charles Austin, late a private of Company B, 1st Pennsylvania Reserve Volunteer Corps, rifles, who died at Lincoln Hospital 29 July 1864. From Washington to Duncannon. 1 August 1864— For M. J. Woodhouse and the body of Francis C. Woodhouse, late a private of Company F, 4th Regiment, N.Y. Battery, a Pennsylvanian who died at Mt. Pleasant Hospital 5 1 July 1864. From Washington to Kingston, Pa. 3 August 1864— For Samuel Riddle and the body of John S. Clarke, late a private of Battery E, Knapps Battery, Pennsylvania Artillery, who died of diseases at Fort Sumner 2 August 1864. From Washington to Pittsburgh. 3 August 1864— For Cynthia R. Smith and the body of C. J. Reed, late a sergeant of Company K, 145th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds and diarrhea at Douglas Hospital 2 August 1864. From Washington to Indi¬ ana, Pa. i August 1864— For mother and sister and the body of George Hallowed, private of Company E, 82nd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died at Armory Square Hospital t August 1864. From Washington to Philadelphia. 4 August 1864— For Samuel C. Pettigrew and the body of Andrew J. Pettigrew, late a private of Company 11, 102nd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Mt. Pleasant Hospital 3 August 1864. From Washington to Kittaning. 5 August 1864— For John Stockton and the body of John Graham, late a private of Company K, 1 50th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Armory Square Hospital 4 August 1864. From Washington to Cochrantown. 6 August 1864— For Clara Klump and son George Klump, who had come for the body of George Klump, Sr., Company I), 98th Pennsylvania Volunteers, who was dead and buried and could not be exhumed. From Washington to Phila¬ delphia. 8 August 1864— For William Moore and the body of Alexander Moore, late a cor¬ poral of Company A, 61st Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Mt. Pleasant Hospital 7 August 1864. From Washington to Indi¬ ana, Pa. 8 August 1864— For Fzekiah Smith and the body of John Thatcher, late a private of Company F, 8th Regiment, Pennsylvania Cavalry, who died of congestion of the brain at Camp Stoneman 6 August 1864. From Washington to Philadel¬ phia. 10 August 1864— For James Farrow and the body of his father, William Farrow, late a private in Company I. 6th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died at City Point 8 August 1864. From Washington to Beaver Meadows. 12 August 1864— For Ann Agusta Moore anti the body of Willard Moore, late a pri¬ vate in Company B, 1st Regiment, Pennsylvania Artillery, who died of wounds at Fort Sumner 10 August 1864. From Washington to Pittsburgh. 86 Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine Vol. »8 IS August 1864— For Minerva Lord and the body of James Lord, late of Company K, 2nd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died at Harewood Hospital 12 August 1864. From Washington to Nanticoke Dam. IS August 1864— For Mrs. Pike and the body of Isaac Pike, late of Company R, I 19th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Armory Square Hospital IS August 1864. From Washington to Chester. 17 August 1864— For Robert Fulton and the body of his son Robert Fulton, late of Company I), Knapps |Battery], 1st Pennsylvania Artillery, who died of fever at Fort Sumner Hospital 16 August 1864. From Washington to Shade (Gap?] Station. 18 August 1864— For W. G. Brown, his wife, and tile body of I.. B. Brown, late a lieutenant in Company F, 16th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, Cavalry, who died of wounds at Emory Hospital this morning. From Washington to West Greenville. 19 August 1864— For James Campbell and the body of his brother William Camp¬ bell, late a private of Company B, 2nd Pennsylvania Cavalry, who died of wounds at Armory Square Hospital 17 August 1864. From Washington to Allegheny City. 22 August 1864— For Anna Tinklepaugh, Melinda Hoover, and the body of Samuel Tinklepaugh, late a private in Company G, 49th Regiment, Pennsylvania Vol¬ unteers, who died of wounds at Iimory Hospital 20 August 1864. From Wash¬ ington to Kingston, Pa. 24 August 1864— For J. T. Marshall and the body of II. Wcntzell, late a private of Company B, 50th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at City Point 17 August 1864. From Washington to Reading. 25 August 1864— For Maria R. Pepper and the body of her husband George W. Pepper, late a private of Company C, 2nd Regiment, Provisional Artillery, who died of wounds at Emory Hospital 2-t August 1864. From Washington to Montrose. 27 August 1864— For William Orr and the body of J. Spear Orr, late a 1st lieutenant of Company F, 21st Regiment, Pennsylvania Cavalry, who died of wounds at Petersburg 21 August 1864. From Washington to Johnstown. 28 August 1864— For Henry West and the body of George Jack, late of Company E, 100th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of fever at Armory Square Hospital 28 August 1864. From Washington to New Castle, Pa. 29 August 1864— For Delilah Ely and the body of John Ely, late a private of Com¬ pany G, 187th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of disease at Douglas Hospital 29 August 1864. From Washington to Scranton. 30 August 1864— For Philip Heiser and the body of John Heiser, late of Company 1, 53rd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died at Emory Hospital 29 August 1864. From Washington to Newport. 30 August 1864— For Jacob S. Stangcr and the body of John Taylor, late of Com¬ pany I, 121st Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Mt. Pleasant Hospital 28 August 1864. From Washington to Philadelphia. 2 September 1864— For Mrs. Catharine Crandel, Rose Farley, and the body of Hugh Farley, late corporal of Company H, 61st Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, 2012 Transportation Passes for Civil War /todies 87 who died of wounds at Lincoln Hospital today. From Washington to Phila¬ delphia. 7 September 1864— For Isaiah Paxson, who came for the body of David N. Baker, late a private of Company C, 13th Pennsylvania Cavalry, who died of typhoid fever at Cieeshoro Hospital 31 August 1864, and his body was not allowed to he raised. From Washington to Huntingdon. 7 September 1864— For Cynthia A. Potter and the body of Samuel M. Potter, late a private of Company K, 16th Pennsylvania Cavalry, who died of chronic diar¬ rhea at Point Lookout 3 September 1864. Front Washington, D.C., to Wash¬ ington, Pa. 9 September 1864— For Ann Condon and the body of her husband Patrick Con¬ don, late a private of Company F, 69th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Lincoln Hospital 9 September 1864. From Washing¬ ton to Philadelphia. 9 September 1864— For Elizabeth Mulberger, mother of John Mulberger, late a private of Company G, 1 16th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died at Emory Hospital 7 September 1864. From Washington to Orwigsburg. 10 September 1864— For Phebc Sollard and the body of her husband, David M. Sollard, who was a private of Company I, 106th Regiment, Pennsylvania Vol¬ unteers, and died of disease at Armory Square Hospital 9 September 1864. From Washington to Canton. 12 September 1864— For L. K. Frost and the body of his brother Ashbel Frost, late a private of Company A, 187th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Mt. Pleasant Hospital 12 September 1864. From Washington to Troy. 12 September 1864— For 11. B. Paxton and the body of William Poust, late a private of Company F, 84th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Baptist Church Hospital, Alexandria, 10 September 1864. From Washington to Muncy. 12 September 1864— For Samuel Garinger and the body of Charles Garinger, late a private of Company |blank], [blank] Battalion, Pennsylvania Artillery, who died of disease at Douglas Hospital 1 1 September 1864. From Washington to Danville. 12 September 1864— For Mrs. Moore and the body of John Moore, late a private of Company M, 1.3th Pennsylvania Cavalry, who died of wounds at Campbell Hospital 1 1 September 1864. From Washington to Philadelphia. 1 2 September 1864— For S. K. Engel and the body of Matthias Fox, late a private of Company 16, 2nd Battalion, Veterans Reserve Corps, who died at Lincoln Hospital 3 September 1864. From Washington to Pottstown. 13 September 1864— For Mrs. Sarah Richards, wife of Edward 11. Richards, late a private of Company K, 31st Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Lincoln Hospital 1 1 September 1864. From Washington to Milton. 14 September 1864— For G. D. Mullen and the body of Edmund C. Mullen, late a private of Company F, 3th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Columbia College Hospital 13 September 1864. From Washington to Canton. Pennsyh'em id Genealogical Magazine 88 Vol. »8 16 September 1864— For Jane Williamson and (lie body of her husband, John H. Williams, late a sergeant of Company F, I 18th Regiment, Pennsylvania Vol¬ unteers, who died of wounds at Mt. Pleasant Hospital 16 September 1864. From Washington to Philadelphia. 20 September 1864— For Samuel Hunt and the body of his son Eli Hunt, late a pri¬ vate of Company E, 100th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Lineoln Hospital 19 September 1864. From Washington to New Castle, Pa. 21 September 1864— For Mrs. Shoemaker and the body of James Shoemaker, late a private of Company H, 1st Regiment, Pennsylvania Artillery, who died of consumption at Fort Whipple, Virginia, 21 September 1864. From Washing¬ ton to Scranton. 23 September 1864— For William M. Stewart and the body of George 11. Stuart, late a private of Company C, 1st Regiment, Pennsylvania Be[r]dan Sharp Shoot¬ ers, who died at Lincoln Hospital 21 September 1864. From Washington to Cuba, N.Y. 24 September 1864— For Esack Jones and the body of Levi Morris, late of Company I), 2nd Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery, who died of diarrhea at Ilarewood Hospital 23 September 1864. From Washington to Meadville. 26 September 1864— For A. F. Meyers and John Meyers, who had expressed the body of Thomas Myers, late a private of Company 1), 1.3th Regiment, Penn¬ sylvania Cavalry, who died of diarrhea at City Point, Virginia. From Washing¬ ton to Fostoria. 28 September 1864— For W. li. Sprague and the body of William Drury, late an employee in Quartermasters Dept., who died of dysentery at Geesboro, D.C., 27 September 1864. From Washington to Pittsburgh. 30 September 1864— For Mary E. Knapp, who buried her husband, late of Com¬ pany [blank], 110th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of con¬ sumption at Dist il Camp 20 September 1864. From Washington to Scranton. 3 October 1864— For A. J. Bair and the body of John Armstrong, late of Company M, 21st Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Mt. Pleasant Hospital 13 July 1864. From Washington to Parkcsburg. 3 October 1864— For Mary Ann Richard and the body of her brother Edward H. Richard, late of Company K, 3 1st Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died at Lincoln Hospital 1 1 September 1864. From Washington to Milton. 3 October 1864— For Michael Ragen, Margaret Ragen, and the body of her son James Ragen, who died at Armory Square Hospital I July 1864. From Wash¬ ington to Pottsville. 3 October 1864— For J. G. Watts and the body of Tobias Dair, late of Company E, 49th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds and fever at Columbia Hospital 14 September 1864. From Washington to Millerstown. 3 October 1864— For William McAfee and the body of John McAfee, late of Com¬ pany A, 13th Pennsylvania Cavalry, who died of wounds at Mt. Pleasant Hos¬ pital 14 June 1864. From Washington to Pittsburgh. 6 October 1864— For MaryJ. Griffith and the body of Samuel Griffith, late of Com¬ pany G, 183rd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of sunstroke at Douglas Hospital 14 September 1864. From Washington to Philadelphia. Transportation Passes for Civil War Bodies 2012 89 6 October 1864— For John IS. Ross and the body of Lt. Pressley Cannon, late of bat¬ tery' K, 2nd Pennsylvania Artillery, who died of wounds at the front of the Army of the Potomac 30 September 1864. From Washington to Philadelphia and llniontown. 6 October 1864— For Frank Ci. Sands and the body of I). N. baker, late of Company C, 13th Pennsylvania Cavalry, who died of typhoid fever 31 August 1864. From Washington to Hopewell. 6 October 1864— For Charles Diamond and the body of Charles A. Chafee, late of Company D, 141st Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died at Mt. Pleasant Hospital 29 September 1864. From Washington to Smithboro. 7 October 1864— For Isaac Hall and the body of John Cady, late a private of Com¬ pany A, 99th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of gunshot wounds at Hmory Hospital 3 October 1864. From Washington to Lancaster. 7 October 1864— For Daniel Tewell and the body of Joseph Tewell, late a corporal of Company K, 33th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of gun¬ shot wounds at Armory Square Hospital 13 June 1864. From Washington to Cumberland, Md. 8 October 1864— For Alexander Heughey and the body of John Heughey, late of Company II, 1 16th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of gunshot wounds at Harcwood Hospital 23 July 1864. From Washington to Pittsburgh. 8 October 1864— For Isaac Koontz and the body of Jeremiah Koontz, late a private of Company K, 3th Regiment, Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery, who died of dis¬ ease at Fort Sumner 6 October 1864. From Washington to Johnstown. 10 October 1864— For Mrs. Amanda lidwards and the body of Marcus Fdwards, late a private of Company C, 2nd Regiment, Pennsylvania Artillery, who died of wounds at Carver Hospital 9 October 1864. From Washington to Phila¬ delphia. 12 October 1864— For James Farrell and the body of bis son Patrick Farrell, late a private of Company C, 48th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Finley Hospital 22 August 1864. From Washington to Pottsville. 13 October 1864— For Ruth Davis and the body of Amos R. Davis, late a private of Company F, 102nd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Finley Hospital 22 August 186 i. From Washington to Chartier Station. 14 October 1864— For Joseph L. bieby and the body of (ieorge A. bichy, late a pri¬ vate of Company F, 1 49th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Carver Hospital 12 October 1864. From Washington to Shick- shinny. 14 October 1864— For Fdmund A. Williams and the body of (ieorge F. Taylor, late a private of Company b, 1 37th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Slough barracks Hospital 29 August 1864. From Washington to Philadelphia. 17 October 1864— For I. O. Smith and the body of Sergt. J. D. Smith, late of Com¬ pany 11, 198th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died in hospital 1 1 October 1864. From Washington to Factoryville. 18 October 1864— For C. b. Chamberlin and the body of William II. Fisher, late a lieutenant of Company II, 99th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died at Petersburg 13 October 1864. From Washington to Philadelphia. 90 Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine Vol.48 18 October 1864— For G. 1). I.evengood and the body of Isaac l.evcngood, late a private of Company C, 149th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of dropsy at City Point 8 August 1864. From Washington to Harrisburg. 18 October 1864— For John McFlfrcsh and the body of Joseph Dugan, late a pri¬ vate of Company D, 6th Regiment, Pennsylvania I leavy Artillery, who died of typhoid pneumonia at Ml. Pleasant Hospital 17 October 1864. From Wash¬ ington to Pittsburgh. 18 October 1864— For Mrs. John Brown and the body of her son Sergt. James Brown, late of Company C, 18th Pennsylvania Cavalry, who died of disease at Mt. Pleasant Hospital. From Washington to Philadelphia. 18 October 1864— For E. A. Williams and the body of John Hagerman, late a private of Company H, 5th Pennsylvania Cavalry, who died of wounds at Deep Bot¬ tom, Va. From Washington to Philadelphia. 18 October 1864— For C. I.. Pinkerton and the body of Franklin Lehman, late a pri¬ vate of Company F, 184th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Campbell Hospital 16 October 1864. From Washington to Pine Grove. 18 October 1864— For |I.?| A. Douglass and the body of Wright Reddington, late a corporal of Company I, 48th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of disease at Armory Square Hospital in the spring of 1864. From Washing¬ ton to Troy. 19 October 1864— For George W. Knox and the body of Sergt. Joseph R. Cook, late of Company F, 69th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at llarewood Hospital 12 July 1864. From Washington to Philadel¬ phia. 20 October 1864— For Mary Quillan, who came to see her brother, late a private of Company B, 83rd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Alexandria 15 October 1864. From Washington to Pittsburg. 21 October 1864— For Mrs. Belle Evans and the body of her husband Oswell I). Evans, late a private of Company C, I 10th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volun¬ teers, who died of chronic diarrhea at Campbell Hospital 21 October 1864. From Washington to Hollklaysburg. 21 October 1864— For Charles Mowry and the body of Martin Mowrey, late a pri¬ vate of Company C, 8.3rd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Lincoln Hospital 13 October 1864. From Washington to Christi¬ ana, Pa. 22 October 1864— For Marshal McPherson and the body of Robert Brewer, late of Company B, 206th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of fever at Alexandria Slough Barracks 14 October 1864. From Washington to Roches¬ ter. 24 October 1864— For A. A. Harr and the body of William E. Harr, late of Company D, 16th Cavalry, who died of disease at Stanton Hospital 23 October 1864. From Washington to Elmira, N.Y. 24 October 1864— For M. C. Shafer and the body of William 1. Bramble, late of Company A, 57th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of diarrhea at Mt. Pleasant Hospital 23 October 1864. From Washington to Oswego, N.Y. 2012 Transportation Passes for Civil War Bodies 91 25 October 1864— For John A. Sweeney and the body of John McAllister, late a private of Company [blank], 72nd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of gunshot wounds at Columbian College Hospital 28 May 1864. From Washington to Philadelphia. 25 October 1864— For John Jackson and the body of William L. Jackson, late a cor¬ poral of Company I), 2nd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of disease at Judiciary Square Hospital 18 October 1864. From Washington to Gordonsville. 25 October 1864— For Flvira S. Bechtol and the body of Daniel 11. Bechtol, late a private of Company H, 21st Regiment, Pennsylvania Cavalry, who died of wounds at Finley Hospital 16 July 1864. From Washington to Sinking Springs. 26 October 1864— For William J. Silvis and the body of Levi Silvis, late a private of Company B, 6th Regiment, Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery, who died of fever at Mt. Pleasant Hospital 22 October 1864. From Washington to Indiana, Pa. 26 October 1864— For lid nnind A. Williams and the bodies of Joshua Peckcring, Thomas Hogleman, and George Wcsterman, who were killed in action at Richmond 7 October 1864. From Washington to Philadelphia. 26 October 1864— For J. A. Cleaver and the body of J. A. Cleaver, late of Company C, 1 40th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of disease at Lincoln Hospital 20 June 1864. From Washington to Pittsburgh. 26 October 1864— For L. C. Long and the body of J. C. Long, late a private of Com¬ pany G, 145th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Lincoln Hospital 2 July 1864. From Washington to West Greenville. 26 October 1864— For William Zimmerman and the body of John I). Boyer, late of Company D, 10th Regiment, ll.S. Infantry, who died of wounds at Lincoln Hospital 19 October 1864. From Washington to Lebanon. 26 October 1864— For J. S. Portscr and the body of Silas Wright, late a private of Company \bUtnk\, 4th Regiment, Pennsylvania Cavalry, who died of diarrhea at Emory Hospital 23 October 1864. From Washington to Saltsburg. 27 October 1864— For Isaac 1 loll and the body of Silas W. Dukeman, late a private of Company H, 1 1th Regiment, Pennsylvania Cavalry, who died of disease at Geesboro 17 October 1864. From Washington to Lancaster. 27 October 1864— For Frederick Witman and the body of George Witman, late of Company D, 198th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Weldon R. R. 20 September 1864. From Washington to Reading. 27 October 1864— For Henry H. Dotts and the body of John Fox, late of Company K, 148th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at City Point 13 August 1864. From Washington to Quakertown. 28 October 1864— For Henry Rogers and the body of George D. Rogers, late a pri¬ vate of Company F, 58th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of diarrhea at City Point 3 October 1864. From Washington to Jamestown, N.Y. 28 October 1864— For Joseph Swoyer and the body of William H. Swoyer, late a private of Company C, 143rd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of amputation of limb at Campbell Hospital 7 June 1864. From Washington to Jersey Shore, Pa. Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine 92 Vol. 48 29 October 1864— For Mrs. Wild and the body of William H. Wild, late a corporal of Company C, 118th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Armory Square Hospital 29 October 186 i. From Washington to Philadelphia. 29 October 1864— For J. S. Marshall and the body of F. Dyson, late a private of Company A, I 16th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died at City Point 23 October 1864. From Washington to Philadelphia. 30 October 1864— For Lawrence Riley and the body of his son Lawrence Riley, late of Company C, 6th Pennsylvania Artillery, who died of fever at 2nd Division Hospital, Alexandria, 23 October 1864. From Washington to Pittsburg. 31 October 1864— For |illegible| Walton and the body of Elwood Walton, late a private of Company A, 18th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Reserve Corps, who died of bronchitis at Regiment Hospital 29 October 1864. From Washington to Philadelphia. .31 October 1864— For Isaac Crawford and the body of William Crawford, late of Company 11, 3th Regiment, Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery Volunteers, who died of diarrhea at Fort Stcinman 3 October 1864. From Washington to Pittsburgh. 31 October 1864— For John Worden, Mary Roushey, and the body of John H. War¬ den, late a private of Company F, 33rd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died at Point Lookout, Md., 16 October 1864. From Washington to Kingston. 31 October 1864— For Henry Myers and the body of Andrew Steinmetz, late a pri¬ vate of Company 11, 91st Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of diarrhea at Carver Hospital 18 October 1864. From Washington to Philadel¬ phia. I November 1861— For Michael Schoenberger and the body of Henry Schoen- berger, late a private of Company H. 187th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volun¬ teers, who died of fever at (lit)’ Point Hospital 7 September 1864. From Washington to Wrightsvillc. I November 1864— For Jesse Hendricks and the body of Franklin Hendricks, late a private of Company C, 3 I st Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds near Petersburg 17 June 1864. From Washington to Norristown. 1 November 1864— For John Dungan and the body of William J. Dungan, late a private of Company II, 18.3rd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Carver Hospital 23 August 1864. From Washington to Phila¬ delphia. 2 November 1864— For Henry llrobst and the body of Isaac Snyder, late of Com¬ pany K, 1 13th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Harewood Hospital 27 June 1864. From Washington to Myerstown. 3 November 1864— For James Blythe and the body of William F. Blythe, late a pri¬ vate of Company Ii, 6th Regiment, Pennsylvania Artillery, who died of typhoid fever at Grays Church Hospital, Alexandria. From Washington to Pittsburgh. 4 November 1864— For Jacob Strahley and the body of John B. Deed, a private of Company [blank], 13th Regiment, Pennsylvania Cavalry, who died of fever at City Point Hospital 20 J uly 1864. From Washington to Norristown. 2012 Transportation Passes for Civil War Bodies 93 5 November 1864— For Jacob Ginter and the body of David II. Ginter, late a private of Company 1, 81st Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who was killed in front of Petersburg 17 June 1864. Prom Washington to Maueli Chunk. 7 November 1864— For John li. Cook and the body of James Cook, late of Com¬ pany F, 18th Pennsylvania Cavalry, who died of injuries received at City Point 16 August 1864. From Washington to Pittsburgh. 8 November 1864— For l.ucina Mack and the body of Harrison Mack, late a private of Company 1, 2nd Regiment, 2nd Pennsylvania Artillery (Provisional), who died of chronic diarrhea 2 November 1864. From Washington to Addison, Tioga County. 9 November 1864— For Abigal Dorncy and the body of Nathan W. Dorney, late a corporal of Company |blank], 1 45th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at New llallowcll Hospital, Alexandria, 8 November 1864. From Washington to West Chester. I I November 1864— For Mrs. Annie P. Gaskill and the body of John M. Clay, late a private of Company C, I 18th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Harewood Hospital 4 November 1864. From Washington to Philadelphia. I I November 1864— For Benjamin F. Herrick and the body of his son Albert G. Herrick, late a private of Company G, 16th Pennsylvania Cavalry. From Wash¬ ington to Lawrenceville, Tioga County. 11 November 1864— For Henry Claypool and the body of Samuel R. Claypool, late a private of Company 1), 62nd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Douglas Hospital 4 August 1864. From Washington to Kittaning. I 1 November 1864— For Susanna Hinwechter- and the body of Henry Finwechter, late a private of Company A, 6th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Reserve Corps, who died of chronic diarrhea at Lincoln Hospital 1 1 November 1864. From Washington to Philadelphia. 12 November 1864— For Mary McClellan and the body of John R. McClellan, a pri¬ vate of Company C, 153rd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of heart disease at Armory Square Hospital I I November 1864. From Washing¬ ton to Kingston, Luzerne County. Li November 1864— For William A. Mitchell anti the body of George K. Yarnill. a private of Company C, 188th Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Harewood Hospital 8 July 1864. From Washington to Chester. 16 November 1864— For John Frostle and the body of George L. Clapsaddle, late a private of Company B, 21st Pennsylvania Cavalry, who died at City Point Hospital 21 July 1864. From Washington to Baltimore, Mtl. 16 November 1864— For Peter B. Vache and the body of Howard W. Vache, late a private of Company K, 45th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at F.mory Hospital 8 June 1864. From Washington to Wrightsville. 16 November 1864— For Oliver II. Wells and the body of Cornelius Smith, late a private of Company A, 107th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who was killed in action at Weldon R. R. 19 August 1864. From Washington to York. - A separate transportation pass dated 26 November 1864 specifically calls her “widow” of Henry, adding that she was without means to return to Philadelphia. 94 Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine Vol. IS 16 November 1864— For Joseph Lehman and the body of John K. Miller, late of Company E, 3rd Pennsylvania Cavalry, who died of fever at Camp Stoneman 3 November 1864. From Washington to York. 16 November 1864— For William Welsh and the body of Walker C. Welsh, late a private of Company E, 184th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Stanton Hospital 3 July 1864. From Washington to Mt. Union, 17 November 1864— For E. A. Williams and the body of G. Oscar Armstrong, late a private of battery F, 2nd Regiment, Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery, who died of |blank] at City Point Hospital 20 August 1864. From Washington to Phila¬ delphia. 17 November 1864— For Daniel Dawson and the body of his son benjamin Daw¬ son, private of Company D, lOOth Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Douglas Hospital 6 June 1864. Front Washington to Smiths Ferry. 17 November 1864— For Daniel Deegan and the body of his son Thomas Deegan, late a private of Company I, 2nd Regiment, New York Heavy Artillery, who died of wounds at Campbell Hospital 16 November 1864. From Washington to Philadelphia, the said Thomas Deegan being a citizen of Philadelphia, where his father resides. 18 November 1864— For R. b. blakely and the body of F. D. Blakeley, late a private of Company E, 212th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died at Meth¬ odist Church Hospital, Alexandria, 13 November 1864. From Washington to Layton Station. 18 November 1864— For Lewis J. Hurst and the body of Jonathan Pierce, late a private of Company C, 103th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Armory Square Hospital in July 1864. From Washington to Tyrone Station. 19 November 1864— For R. A. Gilmer and the body of J. W. Hoffman, late a private of Company A, 88th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Weldon R. R. 3 September 1864. 19 November 1864— For Henry A. Holt and the body of George W. Holt, late a pri¬ vate of Company A, 3,3rd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of diarrhea at Campbell Hospital 17 November 1864. From Washington to Pottstown. 19 November 1864— For Henry brobst and the body of Henry Deck, late a private of Company H, 33th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of con¬ sumption at Point of Rocks, Va„ 18 October 1864. From Washington to Myerstown. 21 November 1864— For R. II. Armstrong and the body of Thomas R. Armstrong, late a corporal of Company b, 6th Regiment, Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery, who died of fever at Fort Ethan Allen 19 November 1864. Front Washington to Pittsburgh. 22 November 1864— For Jacob Strahley and [the body of] William Degaman, late of Company D, 31st Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died at City Point, Va., 20 July 1864. From Washington to Norristown. 22 November 1864— For Henry W. Yeager and the body of Adam W. Yeager, late of Company A, 31st Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died at City Point, Va., 14 July 1864. Front Washington to Phoenixville. Transportation Passes for Civil War Bodies 2012 95 23 November 1864— For Israel Blair and the body of Jeremiah Blair, late a private of Company C, 2(>2nd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of dis¬ ease at Prince St, Hospital, Alexandria, 6 November 1864. f rom Washington to Oxford, Adams County. 23 November 1864— For 1). N. Bowen and the body of Charles Goldstein, late a private of Company K, 183rd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of gunshot wounds at City Point, Va., 29 July 1864. From Washington to Philadelphia. 23 November 1864— For George Guilder and the body of Josiali Guilder, late a private of Company II, 6th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of diarrhea at Washington Hall Hospital, Alexandria, 15 November 1864, From Washington to Smedley Station. 24 November 1864— For Samuel Snyder and the bodies of John A. Snyder and Wil¬ liam B. Snyder, late of Company H, 21st Pennsylvania Cavalry, who died in hospital at Alexandria 8 July 1864. From Washington to Reading. 24 November 1864— For I Almond Williams and the body of William Gettigan of Company C, 1 49th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Petersburg 27 October 1864. From Washington to Factoryviile. 25 November 1864— For Mrs. Flizabcth Greenawalt and the body of Nicholas Everts, late of Company B, 49th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died 27 May 1864 at Mt. Pleasant Hospital. From Washington to Petersburg, Pa. 25 November 1864— For Francis McClure and the body of Jacob A. Warner, late a private of Company K. 20.3rd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died at Hampton Hospital 16 November 1864. Front Washington to Gap Station. 26 November 1864— For Charles Brinton and the body of Sergt. Channing Brinton, Company K, 97th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who was killed in action near Bermuda Hundred 20 May 1864. From Washington to Gap Sta¬ tion. 26 November 1864— For J. C. Morgan and the body of Joseph R. Ackcy, late a ser¬ geant in Company C, 97th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of gunshot wounds near Bermuda Hundred 18 May 1864. From Washington to P| illegible]. 26 November 1864— For J. C. Morgan and the body of Richard Fennecy, late a pri¬ vate of Company C, 97th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Point Lookout Hospital 14 June 1864. From Washington to Phila¬ delphia. 26 November 1864— For Elias Shankle and the body of John Shankle, late a private of Company K, Regiment [blank], Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of dis¬ ease at Mt. Pleasant Hospital 3 June 1864. From Washington to Indiana, Pa. 27 November 1864— For Eddy Hyatt and the body of Ellis Wilson Hyatt, late a pri¬ vate of Company F, 210th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died at 5th Army Corps Hospital of chronic diarrhea 24 November 1864. From Washington to St. Mary's, Elk County. 27 November 1864— For Miles Strickland and the body of Miles S. Strickland, late a corporal of Company B, 97th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at or near Petersburg, Va.. 4 July 1864. From Washington to Parksburg. Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine 96 Vol. »8 28 November 186 4— For William A. Roan, who, not aware of State provisions, sent by express the body of Rufus li. Roan, late of Company (1, 183rd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of typhoid fever at City Point, Va., I August 1864. From Washington to Philadelphia. 29 November 1864— For li. H. Chambers and the body of John Cantburn, late a private of Company F, 31st Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at llarewood Hospital 24 November 1864. From Washington to Philadelphia. 29 November 1864— For R. A. Gilmer and the body of Henry Handwork, late of Company A, 97th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds at Point Lookout, Md., 12 June 1864. From Washington to Barneston Station. 29 November 1864— For II. ). Mason and the body of James Donally, late of Com¬ pany 1, 97th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds near Bermuda Hundred, Va., 22 May 1864. From Washington to New York. 29 November 1864— For William B. Sambright and the body of Franeis Cork late of Company G, 91st Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of wounds near Petersburg, Va., 27 October 1864. From Washington to llollidaysburg. 29 November 1864— For Mrs. Mary Pfeiffer and the body of her husband, John I. Pfeiffer, late a private of Company C, 202nd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volun¬ teers, who died of wounds at Grace Church Hospital, Alexandria, 28 November 1864. From Washington to Oxford, Adams County. 29 November 1864— For John M. Bush and the body of Joseph Bush, late of Com¬ pany F, 2nd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of disease at Camp Stoncman 29 November 1864. From Washington to Altoona. 30 November 1864— For George A. Butler and the body of Jacob Swab, late of Company K, 43th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died of disease at Armory Square Hospital 23 November 186 i. From Washington to Lewistown. 30 November 1864— For Milton Wike and the bodies of II. M. Wike, late of Com¬ pany k, and G. W. Derrick, late of Company B, both of the 43th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, and both of whom died of wounds near Peters¬ burg, Va., in October and August, respectively. From Washington to Wrightsville. 30 November 1864— For Josiah W. McIntyre and the body of Frank Richards, Company C, 16th Pennsylvania Cavalry, who died of disease at Cavalry Corps Hospital, City Point, Va., 23 August 1864. From Washington to Union Mills. 30 November 1864— For Andrew Shoff and the body of his son David L. Shoff, late of Company B, 1st Pennsylvania Artillery, who died of fever at Carver Hospi¬ tal 21 November 1864. From Washington to Tyrone City. (.concluded)