. History of the Twenty-third Pennsylvania volunteer infantry, Birneys Zouaves : three months and three years service, Civil War .. . ed at Philadelphia, Pa., December 27, , Jno. M., died at Burlington, x\. October 18, 1894.*Wilson, Aug. H., died at Turnersville, N. , Ed. B., died at Philadelphia, Pa., 1904. Company L Atwood, Danl T., died at Darby, Pa., July 7, 1898, 428 HISTORY OF THE TWENTY-THIRD RECxIMENT Company O Duross, Jas., died at Philadelphia, Pa., February i8, , Edwin A., died at Philadelphia, Pa., December, , Jas., died at Philadelphia,
. History of the Twenty-third Pennsylvania volunteer infantry, Birneys Zouaves : three months and three years service, Civil War .. . ed at Philadelphia, Pa., December 27, , Jno. M., died at Burlington, x\. October 18, 1894.*Wilson, Aug. H., died at Turnersville, N. , Ed. B., died at Philadelphia, Pa., 1904. Company L Atwood, Danl T., died at Darby, Pa., July 7, 1898, 428 HISTORY OF THE TWENTY-THIRD RECxIMENT Company O Duross, Jas., died at Philadelphia, Pa., February i8, , Edwin A., died at Philadelphia, Pa., December, , Jas., died at Philadelphia, Pa. Orr, Robt. L., died at Philadelphia, Pa., November 14, , Jno. W., died at Philadelphia, Pa. Company F Clark, Saml, died at Philadelphia, Pa., May 18, , Walter, died at Philadelphia, Pa., January 2, 1902. Company FV. Albertson, Levi B., died at Philadelphia, Pa., April 15, , Jos., died at Philadelphia, Pa., October 8, , Wm., died at Philadelphia, Pa., March 19, , Richard R., died at Rancocas, N. J., May 31, , Saml P., died at Philadelphia, Pa., Mar 22, PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. 429 TRIBUTE TO THE WOMEN OF THEUNION There were none who won more deservingly the title ofheroes than the women of the Repubhc, while their kin wereoff to the front, the mothers, wives, sisters, and other fellowssisters were cheering on the work by their loving messages,caring for the sick and wounded, providing for the aged andchildren, bearing all the privations and suffering uncomplain-ingly at home. The story of their devotion to the cause oftheir country will never be told. Medals of honor have beenawarded by a grateful nation to its soldiers and sailors fordistinguished conduct in action. What shall be the reward ofthese heroic and unselfish women? While the Governmentcannot grant them recognition for their deeds of valor, theSurvivors of the Twenty-third can assure them that they havethe undying affection and vene
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