Listed as Benjamin Armstead in original 1863 Loudon Park Cemetery records.
He mustered in with Company D, 151st Pennsylvania Volunteers on 24 October 1862. He received wounds at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania 1 July 1863 and later died of pyaemia (blood poisoning / septicemia) at McKim's Mansion General Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland. His burial date is listed as 6 September 1863, but the VA lists his death 11 September.
Original Plot #: M-731
He mustered in with Company D, 151st Pennsylvania Volunteers on 24 October 1862. He received wounds at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania 1 July 1863 and later died of pyaemia (blood poisoning / septicemia) at McKim's Mansion General Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland. His burial date is listed as 6 September 1863, but the VA lists his death 11 September.
Original Plot #: M-731
Listed as Benjamin Armstead in original 1863 Loudon Park Cemetery records.
He mustered in with Company D, 151st Pennsylvania Volunteers on 24 October 1862. He received wounds at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania 1 July 1863 and later died of pyaemia (blood poisoning / septicemia) at McKim's Mansion General Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland. His burial date is listed as 6 September 1863, but the VA lists his death 11 September.
Original Plot #: M-731
He mustered in with Company D, 151st Pennsylvania Volunteers on 24 October 1862. He received wounds at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania 1 July 1863 and later died of pyaemia (blood poisoning / septicemia) at McKim's Mansion General Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland. His burial date is listed as 6 September 1863, but the VA lists his death 11 September.
Original Plot #: M-731
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