1890 Civil War Census - Hector Township, Potter Co., PA

Page No. 1	                Eleventh Census of the United States	
Supervisor's District. 6	Special Schedule
Enumeration District No. 237    Surviving Soldiers, Sailors, Marines and Widows, Etc.
Persons who served in the Army, Navy, and Marine Corps of the United States
during the war of the rebellion (who are survivors), and widows of such
persons, in Township of Bingham, County Of POTTER,
State of Pennsylvania. 

ENUMERATED IN JUNE, 1890     ENUMERATOR: Marshall R. Grover

Line	Hse No.	Family No.	Name of Surviving Soldier, Sailors, and Marines and Widows	Rank	CO.	Regiment or Vessel	Date of Enlistment	Date of Discharge	Length of Service
1	21	21	Carpenter, Ira B. Bingham Center, Potter Co. PA Rheumatism and Diarrhea / Drafted	Priv.	D	58 PA INF	Oct. 19, 1864	June 16, 1865	Years 8 Months 28 Days
2	27	28	Selinda Robbins formerly widow of Robbins, Albert L North Bingham, Potter Co. PA Rheumatism and Deafness	Priv	J	189 NY INF	Sept 2, 1864	May 30, 1865	Years 8 Months 28 Days
3	30	31	Clark, Stephen E. North Bingham, Potter Co. PA Died Oct. 5, 1862	Priv.		130 NY INF	Aug. 1862	Oct. 5, 1862	DIED
4	32	33	Grover, Marshall	Priv.	A	21 PA CAV	July 8, 1863	Feb. 20, 1864	Years 7 Months 12 Days
5	32	33	Grover, Marshall North Bingham, Potter Co. PA Diarrhea - Scurvy Results Prisioner at Libby Bellisle & Salsbury	Priv.	D	58 PA INF	March 25, 1864	June 9, 1865	1 Year 2 Months 15 Days
6	37	39	Perkins, Arden West Bingham, Potter Co. PA Sunstroke, Heart Disease, Vertigo	Priv.	E.	99 PA INF	Feb. 21, 1865	July 1, 1865	Years 4 Months 10 Days
7	40	42	Briggs, James M North Bingham, Potter Co. PA Diarhea Resulting Disease of Liver & Jaundice	Priv.	H	99 PA INF	Feb. 21, 1865	June 5, 1865	Years 3 Months 15 Days
8	51	53	Cutter, Romine B. North Bingham, Potter Co. PA Varicose Veins & Gunshot in Ankle Disabled Surgeons Certificte	Priv.	G	149 PA INF	Aug. 16, 1862	July 27, 1865	2 Years 11 Months 11 Days
9	54	56	Emily M. Widow of Tompkins, John N. North Bingham, Potter CO. PA Transferred to V.R.G.	Priv.	G	53 PA INF	March 4, 1864	July 25, 1865	1 Year 4 Months 21 Days
10	77	80	Hauber, David North Bingham, Potter Co. PA Hernia and Results	Sergt	H	141 NY INF	Aug. 22, 1862	June last, 1865	2 Years 9 Months Days
11	79	82	Hart, William M North Bingham, Potter Co. PA Heart Disease - Rheumatism	Priv.	D	58 PA INF	Oct. 19, 1864	JUNE 12, 1865	Years 7 Months 24 Days
12	89	90	Howe, Rufus H. Bingham Center, Potter, Co. PA Chronic Diarrhea, General Disability	Priv.	E	99 PA INF	Feb. 21, 1865	July 1, 1865	Years 4 Months 10 Days

Page No. 2
MINOR CIVIL DIVISION: Bingham

Line	Hse No.	Family No.	Name of Surviving Soldier, Sailors, and Marines and Widows	Rank	CO.	Regiment or Vessel	Date of Enlistment	Date of Discharge	Length of Service
13	88	91	Lewis, Levi B. Bingham Center, Potter Co. PA Gunshot in Right Shoulder Liver & Kidney Complaint	Priv.	G	53 PA INF	March 31, 1864	June 16, 1865	1 Year 2 Months 16 Days
14	92	96	Ransom, John Bingham Center, Potter Co. PA General Disability	Priv.	D	53 PA INF	March 21, 1864	June 30, 1865	1 Year 3 Months 9 Days
15	97	101	Lewis, Amos Oscar Bingham Center, Potter Co. PA Transferred to CO A 60^th NY Vols	Priv.	E	141 NY INF	Sept. 29, 1864	July 17, 1865	Years 9 Months 18 Days
16	107	111	Labar, Richard Bingham Center, Potter Co. PA Rheumatism, Contracted on Weldon Raid	Priv.	D	189 NY INF	Sept. 2, 1864	May 30, 1865´	Years 9 Months 28 Days
17	110	114	Shutt, Dewalt West Bingham , Potter Co. PA 4 Gunshot Wounds in Right Shoulder & Left Leg	Priv.	G	53 PA INF	Feb. 29, 1864	June 30, 1865	1 Year 4 Months 1 Days
18	117	121	Tracy, Thomas R. West Bingham , Potter Co. PA Rheumatism Discharged on Surg. Cert. Of Disability	Priv.	G	53 PA INF	Oct. 16, 1861	Oct. 31, 1862	1 Year 0 Months 15 Days
19	117	121	Tracy, Thomas R. West Bingham , Potter Co. PA Discharge by Special Order 142	Priv.	H	50 NY Vols Engs.	Aug. 30, 1864	June 13, 1865	Years 9 Months 14 Days
20	119	123	Harvey, Jerome West Bingham, Potter Co. PA Discharged From Hospital	Priv.	D	58 PA INF	Oct. 19, 1864	Sept. 27, 1865	Years 11 Months 8 Days
21	128	133	Rathbone, David W. West Bingham , Potter Co. PA Rheumatism	Priv.	E	1 PA Vol Cav.	Feb. 27, 1864	July 1865	1 Year 3 Months Days
22	129	134	Grover, Albert W. West Bingham , Potter Co. PA	Corp.	H	45 PA INF	Feb. 29, 1864	July 17, 1865	1 Year 4 Months 18 Days
23	132	137	Barnes, John Bingham Center, Potter Co. PA Rheumatism & General Disability	Priv.	D	53 PA INF	March 25,1864	June 17, 1865	1 Year 2 Months 23 Days
24	134	139	Woods, Charles Bingham Center, Potter Co. PA Discharge on Account of Fever	Priv.	G	53 PA INF	Oct. 11, 1861	May 15, 1863	1 Year 7 Months 4 Days
25	134	139	Woods, Charles Bingham Center, Potter Co. PA Gunshot in Arm - Arm Useless	Priv.	I	109 NY INF	July 4, 1863	July 1865	2 Years Months Days
26	136	142	Morris, Frank S. Bingham Center, Potter Co. PA Rheumatism /Transfs. 157 NY Vols	Priv.	G	54 NY INF	July 24, 1863	Feb. 23, 1866	2 Years 6 Months 29 Days

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MINOR CIVIL DIVISION: Bingham

Line	Hse No.	Family No.	Name of Surviving Soldier, Sailors, and Marines and Widows	Rank	CO.	Regiment or Vessel	Date of Enlistment	Date of Discharge	Length of Service
27	139	145	Thompson, Levi J. Bingham Center, Potter Co. PA Loss Of Right Arm Near Shoulder	Priv.	G	53 PA INF	April 4, 1864	Jan 5, 1865	Years 9 Months 1 Days
28	144	157	Evans, Albert C.	Corp.	G	53 PA INF	Oct. 14, 1861	Dec 21, 1863	2 Years 2 Months 7 Days
29	144	157	Evans, Albert C. Ulysses, Potter Co. PA Gunshot Wound, Malaria Fever, Rhematism, Scurvy, General Disability In Andersonville, 8 months 20 days	Sergt	G	53 PA INF	Dec. 22, 1863	June 3, 1865	1 Year 5 Months 12 Days
30	146	153	Almira formerly widow of Crum, Chandler Ulysses, Potter Co. PA	Priv.		99 PA INF	Feb. 21, 1865	May 4, 1865	DIED
31	147	154	Burdick, John C. Ulysses, Potter Co. PA Sunstroke	Priv.	C	141 NY INF	Sept/ 20, 1864	June 8, 1865	Years 8 Months 12 Days
32	157	166	Boom, Warren Thrown From Horse and Hurt	Priv.	L	2 PA CAV	Oct. 30, 1861	Sept. 22, 1862	Years 10 Months 23 Days
33	157	166	Boom, Warren West Bingham, Potter Co. PA Smallpox	Sad- dler	E	1 PA CAV	Feb. 27, 1864	July, 1865	1 Year 3 Months Days
34	158	167	Allen, Elijah R. Bingham Center, Potter Co. PA Rheumatism and Kidney Complaints	Priv.	F	102 NY INF	Feb. 1862	July 1865	3 Years Months Days
35	165	174	Johnson, Amos West Bingham, Potter Co. PA Rheumatism, Kidney, Liver and Lung	Priv.	B	109 NY INF	Aug. 9, 1862	Aug. 9, 1865	3 Years Months Days
36	166	175	Shutt, George H. West Bingham, Potter Co. PA Gunshot Through Body & Left Shoulder Re-enlisted VET March 1864	Corp.	G	53 PA INF	Oct. 16, 1861	June 19, 1865	3 Years 8 Months 3 Days
37	167	176	Daniels, John West Bingham, Potter Co. PA Not Seen - Could not get dates	Priv.					Years Months Days
38	167	176	Mariah Formerly Widow Of Gile, Abram V. West Bingham, Potter Co. PA Killed in Wilderness	Priv.	G				Died
39	179	193	Tarbox, Samuel P. Bingham Center, Potter Co. PA	Priv.	A	99 PA INF	Feb. 21, 1862	June 14, 1865	Years 3 Months 23 Days
40	173	193	Mariah Widow of Graham, Ichobad Bingham Center, Potter Co. PA Discharged for Rheumatism-died Oct 1882	Priv.	G	46 PA INF	July 1862	Jan. 1863	7 Months

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MINOR CIVIL DIVISION: Bingham

Line	Hse No.	Family No.	Name of Surviving Soldier, Sailors, and Marines and Widows	Rank	CO.	Regiment or Vessel	Date of Enlistment	Date of Discharge	Length of Service
41	160	169	Miller, John W. Bingham Center, Potter Co. PA	Priv.	A	99 PA INF	Feb. 21, 1865	July 1, 1865	Years 4 Months 10 Days
42	182	196	Neal, John W Mills, Potter CO. PA Finger And Part Of Hand Shot Off	Priv.	D	51 NY INF	Feb. 1864	July 19, 1864	Years 5 Months Days
43	183	197	Rowley, Robert Ulysses, Potter Co. PA Chronic Diarrhea And Results Ulcerated Piles	Priv.	A	99 PA INF	Feb. 21, 1865	July, 1865	Years 4 Months 10 Days
44	186	200	Musto, George	Corp.	G	53 PA INF	Oct. 16, 1861	Dec. 21, 1863	2 Years 2 Months 5 Days
45	186	200	Musto, George Bingham Center, Potter Co. PA Re-enlisted Vet	Serg.	G	53 PA INF	Dec. 22, 1863	Jan. 30, 1865	1 Year 6 Months 8 Days
46	187	201	Whitaker, Willis D. Bingham Center, Potter Co. PA Discharge In Washington, DC	Priv.	I	189 NY INF	1864	1865	Years Months Days
47	190	204	Blanchard, Stephen A. Bingham Center, Potter Co. PA Re-Enlisted Vet Cannot Give Exact Dates	Priv.	E	1 PA LT. Art.	1861	1865	4 ars 3 Months Days
48	200	214	Quackenbush, William Ulysses, Potter Co. PA Cannot Give Exact Dates	Priv.	K	135 PA INF	June 1864	Oct. 1864	Years 3 Months Days
49	206	221	Spearman, John S. Genesee Fork, Potter Co. PA Kidney & Liver Complaints, Heart Disease	Priv.	L	1 NY VET CAV	Sept. 23, 1864	June 8, 1865	Years 8 Months 15 Days

NOTE--The provision of the act of March 1, 1889, under which this special enumeration of survivors of the war of the rebellion is made, reads as follows:
That said Superintendent shall, under the authority of the Secretary of the Interior, cause to be taken on a special schedule of inquiry, according to such form as he may prescribe, the names, organizations, and length of service of those who had served in the Army, Navy, or Marine Corps of the United States in the war of the rebellion, and who are survivors at the time of said inquiry, and the widows of soldiers, sailors, or marines.
The entries concerning each survivor or widow should be carefully and accurately made, so that the printed reports may contain only thoroughly trustworthy information.

Spaces are provided on this special schedule for the entry of fifty names, or, more properly, terms of service. The spaces are numbered consecutively from 1 to 50, and cover the four pages comprised in each schedule. The inquires made concerning each survivor or widow call for the repetition of the number of the house and family as returned on the general population schedule (No. 1), the name, rank, company, regiment or vessel, date of enlistment, date of discharge and length of service (in years, months and days) on the upper half of each page, and the post-office address, disability incurred, and general remarks on the lower half of each page. The column headed "Remarks" is intended to be used to cover any points not included in the foregoing inquires, and which are necessary to a complete statement of a person's term of service in any one organization. (THE FORMATTING OF THIS DOCUMENT WAS CHANGED FROM THE ORIGINAL)

In case of persons having served in more than one organization use as many spaces as may be necessary to cover their various terms of service. In the case of widows of deceased soldiers, sailors, or marines, make the entry of her name on the dotted line, as follows:

Mary J., Widow of

Brown, James H., filling out the record of his service during the war, and giving under "Post-office address" the present address of his widow.

Transcribed and submitted by Rose Watkins.

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