According to the Regimental History, this is Pvt. John S. Joseph,
Private Co. I, PA 103rd Volunteers
Parents Thomas and Sarah Joseph of Butler County PA
Enlisted In 16-Dec-1861, in Harrisville PA, age 20
Captured at Plymouth, NC, Apr. 20, 1864
He is one of 4 brothers that served in the Civil War.
Pvt. Newton Joseph was the first man killed in action of the 103rd PA Volunteers, serving on the picket line in the Battle of Fair Oaks.
William Joseph died of disease in Washington DC.
Jesse-Leonard-Joseph Company A, 88th Pennsylvania, survived the war.
Sources
PA Muster rolls 1861-1866
History of the 103d regiment, Pennsylvania veteran volunteer infantry, 1861-1865, by Dickey, Luther S.
1850-60 US Census Records
Contributor: Harry Alexander (49232697)
Private Co. I, PA 103rd Volunteers
Parents Thomas and Sarah Joseph of Butler County PA
Enlisted In 16-Dec-1861, in Harrisville PA, age 20
Captured at Plymouth, NC, Apr. 20, 1864
He is one of 4 brothers that served in the Civil War.
Pvt. Newton Joseph was the first man killed in action of the 103rd PA Volunteers, serving on the picket line in the Battle of Fair Oaks.
William Joseph died of disease in Washington DC.
Jesse-Leonard-Joseph Company A, 88th Pennsylvania, survived the war.
Sources
PA Muster rolls 1861-1866
History of the 103d regiment, Pennsylvania veteran volunteer infantry, 1861-1865, by Dickey, Luther S.
1850-60 US Census Records
Contributor: Harry Alexander (49232697)
According to the Regimental History, this is Pvt. John S. Joseph,
Private Co. I, PA 103rd Volunteers
Parents Thomas and Sarah Joseph of Butler County PA
Enlisted In 16-Dec-1861, in Harrisville PA, age 20
Captured at Plymouth, NC, Apr. 20, 1864
He is one of 4 brothers that served in the Civil War.
Pvt. Newton Joseph was the first man killed in action of the 103rd PA Volunteers, serving on the picket line in the Battle of Fair Oaks.
William Joseph died of disease in Washington DC.
Jesse-Leonard-Joseph Company A, 88th Pennsylvania, survived the war.
Sources
PA Muster rolls 1861-1866
History of the 103d regiment, Pennsylvania veteran volunteer infantry, 1861-1865, by Dickey, Luther S.
1850-60 US Census Records
Contributor: Harry Alexander (49232697)
Private Co. I, PA 103rd Volunteers
Parents Thomas and Sarah Joseph of Butler County PA
Enlisted In 16-Dec-1861, in Harrisville PA, age 20
Captured at Plymouth, NC, Apr. 20, 1864
He is one of 4 brothers that served in the Civil War.
Pvt. Newton Joseph was the first man killed in action of the 103rd PA Volunteers, serving on the picket line in the Battle of Fair Oaks.
William Joseph died of disease in Washington DC.
Jesse-Leonard-Joseph Company A, 88th Pennsylvania, survived the war.
Sources
PA Muster rolls 1861-1866
History of the 103d regiment, Pennsylvania veteran volunteer infantry, 1861-1865, by Dickey, Luther S.
1850-60 US Census Records
Contributor: Harry Alexander (49232697)
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