JAMES ASHBY - Service Record: A farmer, age 18, initially joined for duty, enrolled & mustered in on Aug. 7, 1861 at Cameron; re-enlisted and mustered in as a veteran at Cole’s Hill, Va. on Dec 19, 1863. “Died of Remittent Fever Oct. 19, 1864 at Newark Hospital, N. J.” Also stated that he died at Beverly N.J. General Hospital. “Born in Greene County, Pa.” “Residence before enlistment: New Port, Pa.” Buried at Beverly National Cemetery, Beverly, Burlington County, N. J. He was a brother of William Ashby who served in this company and died at the end of the war. They were the sons of John W. and Elizabeth (Fortner) Ashby.
JAMES DAVIS - Service Record: At age 18, joined for duty, enrolled & mustered in on Aug. 7, 1861 at Cameron. “Killed in Battle of Gettysburg July 2, 1863.” He was likely the brother of George W. Davis, same company and enlistment info, sons of Thomas and Sarah (Anderson) Davis, and listed in the 1860 census of Marshall County.
THOMAS FLETCHER - Sergeant - Service Record: At age 19, joined for duty, enrolled, & mustered in on Aug. 7, 1861 at Cameron. “Born in Green(e), Pa.” “Killed in Battle at Chancellorsville, Va., May 3-4, 1863.” His burial place is unknown. He was the son of Thomas Fletcher, an Innkeeper, and Jane Frazier, both born in Ireland, and residents of Marshall County in 1850.
ABRAHAM FRY - Sergeant - Service Record: At age 27, joined for duty, enrolled & mustered in on Aug. 7, 1861 at Cameron. He re-enlisted on Jan. 4, 1864. “Killed in action Ream’s Station, Va. Aug. 25, 1864.” “Born in Marshall County.”
GEORGE GOOD - Service Record: A farmer born at Washington, County, Pa.; 21. At age 21, enlisted and mustered in on Jan. 21, 1862 at Cameron (conflicting dates in record). Resident of Cameron Station, Marshall County, at the time of enlistment. “Camden St. Gen’l Hospl, Baltimore, Md... was admitted Dec. 14, 1862, and died Dec. 24, 1862, of Chronic Dysentery.” He is buried at Loudon Park National Cemetery, Baltimore.
SAMUEL GOOD - Service Record: Born at Washington, County, Pennsylvania, he was a 26-year-old farmer when he enlisted and mustered in on Jan. 1, 1862 at Cameron (conflicting dates in record). “Died Dec. 7, 1862 from disease at Harper’s Ferry.”
ALBERT W. HENDERSHOT - Service Record: Joined for duty, enrolled & mustered in at Cameron on Aug. 7, 1861. “Killed in Battle of Cold Harbor June 3, 1864.” “Pvt. A. W. Hendershot” buried at Cold Harbor National Cemetery, Mechanicsville, Va.
ROBERT JONES - Name does not appear in the 1864 & 1865 W.Va. Adj. Gen. Reports. At age 20, enlisted & mustered in at Wheeling Feb. 26, 1864. Credited to Harrison Co., W.Va. He died of Typhoid Fever July 18, 1864 at De Camp General Hospital, USA, David's Island, New York Harbor. Born in Greene Co., Pa. Resided at Philadelphia prior to enlistment.
PENDLETON KESNER - In companies I & B. Joined for duty and enrolled at Greenland, Va. Nov. 22, 1861. Dropped from rolls for being a deserter but he returned to duty and provided evidence of having been a POW after capture at Front Royal May 13, 1862. Expiration term of service Nov. 21. 1864 and listed as mustered out. - War Department, Jan. 3, 1893: "Records on file that this soldier was furloughed from Finley General Hospital, Washington, DC Dec. 4, 1863 for 40 days and that he died in Upshur County, W.Va. Jan. 29, 1864."
ABRAHAM LOWRY - Service Record: At age 26, joined for duty, enrolled & mustered in at Cameron on Aug. 7, 1861. “Died Dec. 13, 1862, Battle of Fredericksburg.” W.Va. Adj. Gen. record: “Miller. Born Shenandoah County, Va…”
DANIEL MALLOW - In companies B & I. Lance Corp'l. Enlisted at Greenland, Hardy Co., (W)Va. Nov. 22, 1861. At muster out, it was noted that he was "supposed to be dead." The pension application of widow, Josephine Trumbo Mallow, includes affidavit from Captain Samuel Kraus who states soldier died on the field May 24, 1864 at North Anna River.
JESSE MASTERS - Died Oct. 31, 1865, after mustering out on July 1, 1865. Joined for duty and enrolled at Cameron on Aug. 7, 1861 to serve 3 years; mustered in at Cameron the same day. Re-enlisted and mustered in Jan. 4, 1864 at Stevensburg, Va. Wounded in Left Thigh May 24, 1864 at North Anna River, Va. "Furloughed Nov. 2, 1864; readmitted [to hospital] from furlough Nov. 18, 1864. Returned to duty Dec. 2, 1864 by order of board of inspection. Parts healed, no deformity." Died Oct. 31, 1865, after mustering out on July 1, 1865.
ELIAS MATHENY - Service Record: "Admitted to Post Hospital Convalescent Camp near Alexandria, Va. Nov. 27, 1862 with general debility and died Dec 15, 1862 of typhoid fever." This was added to his Service Record Nov. 25, 1887, only after his mother applied for pension.
GEORGE WASHINGTON MOOSE - Service Record: At age 21, he joined for duty, enrolled & mustered in at Cameron on Aug. 7, 1861. Mustered out Jan. 3, 1864 to re-enlist at Stevensburg, Va. on Jan. 4, 1864. “Died of disease Mar. 2, 1864 while at home on furlough at Marshall County, Va.” “Born Somerset County, Pa.”
JOHN MYERS (Co A, D or B 7 W.Va. Inf.) - Service Record: “Born in Marshall County”; 26; farmer; enlisted Feb. 25, 1864 at Wheeling; mustered in Mar. 3, 1864 at Wheeling. Credited to Pleasants County... “Died June 18, 1864 of wounds received in action near Cold Harbor, Va. on June 7 (or 9), 1864.” “Wounded in head; since died.” “Gunshot wound right eye.” “Death, died in Harewood US G Hospital Washington, DC June 18, 1864.”
JOHN MARTIN MYERS - Service Record: At age 44, joined for duty, enrolled & mustered in at Cameron on Aug. 7, 1861. “Died of fever Dec. 17, 1862 at Falmouth, Va.” (near Alexandria). Regimental records of the W.Va. Adj. Gen. record: “Carpenter, born at Ross County, Ohio. Died Feb. 15, 1862”.
OLIVER PARKER - Service Record: At age 31, joined for duty, enrolled & mustered in at Cameron on Aug. 7, 1861. “Died of disease, Harper’s Ferry, Oct. 29, 1862.” He had been sick in hospital at Harper’s Ferry in Sept. & Oct. 1862. - W.Va. Adj. Gen. record: “Farmer, born in Fayette County, Pa., died Oct 30, 1862; place not stated.”
JAMES RUSH - Service Record: At age 20, joined for duty, enrolled & mustered in at Cameron on Aug. 7, 1861. He re-enlisted in 1864. “Born in Marshall County.” “Died at Andersonville, Ga. Sept. 7, 1864 of wounds received May 6, 1864.” His record also says he was KIA at Wilderness, Va. May 6, 1864. A POW card in his file confirms death at Andersonville. Buried at Andersonville National Cemetery.
MARTIN L. SCOTT - Service Record: At age 23, joined for duty, enrolled & mustered in on Aug. 7, 1862 at Cameron. “Killed in battle at Gettysburg on July 2, 1863.” “Born in Marshall County.”
ROBERT SHERMAN - Service Record: At age 25, joined for duty, enrolled & mustered in on Aug. 7, 1861 at Cameron. “Killed Sept. 17, 1862, Battle Antietam, Md.” “Farmer. Born in Marshall, Va.”
DAVID STEWART SISSON - Service Record: At age 22, joined for duty, enrolled & mustered in on Aug. 7, 1861 at Cameron. “Gunshot wound through knee joint... Death Dec. 23, 1862... Mt. Pleasant Hosp.,. Wash., D.C.” “Died from wounds received at Battle of Fredericksburg.”
