. History of the One hundred and twenty-fourth regiment, Pennsylvania volunteers in the war of the rebellion--1862-1863; . Green, Stephen T. Smith, Jesse Darlington, B. , Charles Watkins. Company E—Wm. H. Burns, Elias W. Copeland, Ezekiel R. Griffith,Edward T. Harlan, secretary. No. 2444 North Seventeenth Street, Phila-delphia ; S. S. Johnson, William Mercer, Oliver R. Patterson, George ^on, Samuel J. Thompson, Fred. T. Ingram, Josiah Burnett, Wm. , Jos. W. Hall, Isaac L. Harvey, Charles S. Kearns, Charles , Joseph Hampton. Company F—John S. Baldwin. Caleb S. J
. History of the One hundred and twenty-fourth regiment, Pennsylvania volunteers in the war of the rebellion--1862-1863; . Green, Stephen T. Smith, Jesse Darlington, B. , Charles Watkins. Company E—Wm. H. Burns, Elias W. Copeland, Ezekiel R. Griffith,Edward T. Harlan, secretary. No. 2444 North Seventeenth Street, Phila-delphia ; S. S. Johnson, William Mercer, Oliver R. Patterson, George ^on, Samuel J. Thompson, Fred. T. Ingram, Josiah Burnett, Wm. , Jos. W. Hall, Isaac L. Harvey, Charles S. Kearns, Charles , Joseph Hampton. Company F—John S. Baldwin. Caleb S. James, George R. Maxton, Martin, Joseph W. Martin, Townsend [Mercer, WMliam W. Potts,Evan A. Mercer, George F. Bailey. Company G—Wilmer Wood. William Mendenhall, Lorenzo D. Farra,W. H. Houck. Company H^Joseph Arment, Charles Bonsall, James C. Hinkson, Sam-uel Heacock, John Standring, Wm. Trainer, Benjamin F. Hirst, RobertCasey. Company I—N. G. Garrigan. James Cunningham. Company K—Enos C. Baker, George L. Osborne, George W. Chaunell,William Kane, Andrew Yoder, W. S. Miller. .?25 JOHN L. c; When the Civil Warbroke out John L. Grimwas a boy of seventeenlivino- with his father on afarm near Mecha, Pennsyl-vania. At the hrst call forthree months men, he triedto enlist, but was rejectedthree times on account ofa,^e. iMually he was ac-cepted in Company D,Fifth Pennsylvania Cav-alr\-, Cameron Dragoons,at Paoli. Pennsylvania,July 30th, 1861. Heserved in that ret;imentuntil December. i86t,when he was dischargedfor disability by reason oftyphoid fever. He re-enlisted August 4th, 1862,in Company D, 124th Penn-s}lvania, and served until the muster out of the , 1863. On June 17th, 1863, he re-enlisted in the 29thPennsylvania Volunteer ]\lilitia. Colonel Joseph W. Hawley,commanding, and served until the regiment was then entered the United States Military Construction Corps,and while serving in that department was captured l)y Mosebysguer
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