Juniata PA Genealogy's Page of Resources by Viola Limric

If you find any of your ancestors listed, I would be glad to post any personal information with thier name that may be of interest to others. Effects from the war, injuries, death dates, wife's name are of interest to other researchers.
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FORTY-FOURTH REGIMENT, FIRST CAVALRY **

OLD FORTY-NINTH REGIMENT, COMPANY I

FORTY-NINTH REGIMENT, COMPANY I **

ONE HUNDRED AND FIRST REGIMENT, 2 COMPANIES

ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTEENTH REGIMENT,
TWELFTH CAVALRY, TWO COMPANIES
COMPANY I, CONTAINS MEN FROM JUNIATA
MIFFLIN AND UNION COS.

ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SIXTH REGIMENT, PENNSYLVANIA
TWO COMPANIES FROM JUNIATA CO

ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-FIRST REGIMENT

ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FIRST REGIMENT
SIXTEENTH CAVALRY

ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY FIRST REGIMENT

TWO HUNDREDTH AND SECOND REGIMENT

JONES INDEPENDENT CALVARY

JUNIATA COUNTY MEN IN VARIOUS REGIMENTS

CIVIL WAR WANTED

SOURCES

1. History of the Susquehanna and Juniata Valleys, Counties of Mifflin, Juniata, Perry, Union & Snyder in the Commonwealth of Pa., Everts, Peck and Richards, Philadelphia 1886.

2. Donated material of generous descendants of the brave men who fought and died for thier beliefs.

** Additional information, age, occupation, physical description. Source: Pennsylvania Archives, Harrisburg Pa.

CIVIL WAR LETTERS

Reprints of letters written by a Civil War Soldier printed in a Juniata County Newspaper.

HISTORY OF THE 126TH REGIMENT

CIVIL WAR CAMPAIGN OF 1862-1863

LINCOLN'S VISIT TO ANTIETAM BATTLEFIELD

GENERAL JACKSON AT CHANCELLORSVILLE