Click on the names below to follow each soldier’s journey,
from his hometown to his final footsteps at Gettysburg:
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Sgt. Oscar Allen, 5th New Hampshire
Sgt. Mark Beatty, 30th Pennsylvania
Pvt. James Bedell, 7th Michigan Cavalry
Pvt. Franz Benda, 26th Wisconsin
1st Lieut. Rush Cady, 97th New York Infantry
Color Sgt. Benjamin Crippin, 143rd Pennsylvania
2nd Lieut. Edmund Dascomb, 2nd New Hampshire
Cpl. Prince A. Dunton, 13th Massachusetts
Col. Augustus van Horne Ellis, 124th New York
Pvt. Francis Gould, 13th Massachusetts
Sgt. Philip Hamlin, 1st Minnesota
Pvt. Hannibal Howell, 76th New York
Pvt. William Jones, 1st Rhode Island Light Artillery
Maj. Philip J. Kearny, 11th New Jersey
Col. Patrick O’Rorke, 140th New York
Cpl. John Pardington, 24th Michigan
Sgt. Charles Phelps, 5th New Hampshire
2nd. Lieut. Richard Townsend, 12th New Jersey
Adjutant (Major) Benjamin Watkins Leigh, Johnson’s Division, Army of Northern Virginia
Pvt. William H.P. Ivey, 8th Alabama
Pvt. Horthere Fontenot, 8th Louisiana
Pvt. Minion F. Knott, 1st Maryland Battalion (CSA)
Pvt. Octave Marcell, 13th Vermont
Jr. 2nd Lieut. Mitchell A. Anderson, 7th Tennessee Infantry
Sgt. Charles Appleton, 32nd Massachusetts Infantry
Lieut. Elijah Hayden, 8th Ohio Infantry
Pvt. John Carroll, 6th Louisiana
Pvt. Thomas Seymour, 1st Delaware Volunteer Infantry
