Pennsylvania at Gettysburg : ceremonies at the dedication of the monuments erected by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to Major General George G Meade, Major General Winfield S Hancock, Major General John F Reynolds and to mark the positions of the Pennsylvania commands engaged in the battle . H, 1913. 1. General Felix ware. 2. Captain W. E.^ 3. Colonel E. O. rfgon. 4. Sergt. Major , , 5. General Andre\.f Island. 6. General HoratiA- _, . , 7. Hon. E. J. Stei G. A. IS. General J. Tli<„ „ 9. General J. L. i^ec. Penn; 10. Hon. D. F. SeJ 11. General B. H. 12. Hon. M. W. »na. Corns. 13.
Pennsylvania at Gettysburg : ceremonies at the dedication of the monuments erected by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to Major General George G Meade, Major General Winfield S Hancock, Major General John F Reynolds and to mark the positions of the Pennsylvania commands engaged in the battle . H, 1913. 1. General Felix ware. 2. Captain W. E.^ 3. Colonel E. O. rfgon. 4. Sergt. Major , , 5. General Andre\.f Island. 6. General HoratiA- _, . , 7. Hon. E. J. Stei G. A. IS. General J. Tli<„ „ 9. General J. L. i^ec. Penn; 10. Hon. D. F. SeJ 11. General B. H. 12. Hon. M. W. »na. Corns. 13. Colonel Anflre\^ 47. Mr. John Trega-skis, New York Col. Thomas S. Hopkins. Dis. of Colum-bia. 49. Hon. Alfred B. Beers. Commander-in-Chief G. A. R. Connecticut. 50. J. E. Normoyle, TJ. S. A. 51. General C. I. Walker, South Carolina IT. C. V. Gettysburg Comt. 52. Hon. Thomas S. Bradstreet. Connecticut. 53. Mr. W. S. Grenoble, Pennsylvania. 54. Captain L. W. Jordan, U. S. A. 55. General Lee S. Tillotson. Vermont. 56. T. H. Humphrey, U. S. War ipral J I CI a *elt,f ert Nortl DaVota 1 leap p <;f) tl ie K. Rush Brown, Sculptoi 16. Gen. Fred C. 17. Hon. T, R. i . .IS. Captain N- H. King: 19. Colonel U. R. Wals 20. General J. N. Patten 21. Hon. H. K. Rush 22. Lt. C. T>. Kilburn Vil, J. Gettysburg, s 17 Col Maj r John E gel M D II P I 43 Hon Ge 44 Lt Co 45 Dr ? O Sbaw Ma r 49 H n A)f B B r Comn a d«?\ K C nne ut ^0 M I r N n 1 T •=! \ Capta n L en al L H H • Pennsylvania at Gettysburg. 35 was then answered, May IGtli, either in person by the Repre-sentative present, or, if absent, by letter from him, showing atotal from all the Commonwealths, States and Territories, andthe District of Columbia, of forty-three thousand, nine hundredand ninety-eight (43,998), being thus three thousand nine hun-dred and ninety-eight (3,998), above the total, forty thousand(40,000), which th
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