1890 Special Schedules

1890 Maryland Union Civil War Veterans & Widows -  MC123 R10

Frederick City, Frederick Co., Page 6, SD 3, ED 78, House 807, Family 447
William H, Albaugh, Private, Co. C, 13th MD Infantry
Enlist: August 4, 1862      Discharge: May 29, 1865         Length of Service: 2y, 9m, 25d


Petersville, Dist 12, Frederick Co., Page 2, SD 3, ED 96, House 225, Family 233
Singleton Albaugh, Corporal,  Co. E.,  13th MD Sfh?,
Enlist February 13, 1865      Discharge May 29, 1865      Length of Service: 1y

1890 11th Census   Union Vets & Widows of Union Vets of the Civil War - MC123 R8

Baltimore Co.,  Page 3, SD 7, ED356, House 177, Family 215
William E. Albaugh, Private, Co. F., 10th MD Infantry
Enlist:  July 6, 1863              Discharge: January 29, 1864  Length of Service:  6m, 23d
William E. Albaugh, Private, Co. F., 7th MD Infantry
Enlist:  February 15, 1864   Discharge:  June 22, 1865       Length of Service: 1y, 4m, 7d
P.O. Address: 914 Argyle Ave., Balt., MD  Remarks: Made a veteran for 2 years service


Baltimore Co., Page 2, SD 1, ED348, House 103, Family 113
Thomas Albaugh, Private, Co., D., 8th MD Infantry
Enlist:  September 2, 1862    Discharge June 23, 1865      Length of Service: 2y, 9m, 1d
P.O. Address: 816 N. Mount St             Disability incurred: Wounded in left leg.


Baltimore City, SD 1, ED 298,  House112, Family 149
Daniel Albaugh,   Lt., Co. B., 7th MD Vol.
Enlist August 18, 1862          Discharge:                            Length of Service: 2y, 5m, 18d
P.O. 1251  Riverside Ave., Baltimore, MD 
Disability Incurred:  Killed in Action  February 5, 1865.
Mary F. Lewis, late widow


Baltimore City, SD 1, ED 283, Block 685,  House 44, Family 53
Charles T. Aleubaugh, 1st LT., 2nd MD Regiment
Enlist: November 12, 1861       Discharge October 12, 1864    Length of Service: 2y, 11m
P.O. Address:  427 S. Fremont St., Baltimore
Disability Incurred:  Right leg diseased from exposure

 

Maryland Soldiers in Civil War

    Name / Rank / Enlistment / Muster In / Discharge / Muster Out / Remarks:

Albaugh, Basil H.,   1st Sergt., Aug. 10, 1861, June 28, 1865, Veteran; wounded and taken prisoner, September 2, 1862, at Leesburg, Va.

Albaugh, George W.,  1st Class Boy.  Aug. 8, 1864,   June 19, 1867,  Alleghany, Brandywine, Aries, Tacony, Vermont, Madawaska, Princeton and New Hampshire.

Albaugh, John H. , Private, .Feb. 22, 1865, May 29, 1865, Transferred to Company I, Thirteenth Maryland Infantry.

Albaugh, Maurice  Captain, .May 27, 1861, Oct. 4, 1864 Entered the service as Second Lieutenant of Company H, May 27, 1861; promoted First Lieutenant Company H, September 1, 1862; Captain Company E, April 16, 1863; taken prisoner May 23, 1862, at Front Royal, Va. Mustered out on expiration of term of service October 4, 1864.

Albaugh, Morris,  1st Lieut., May 27, 1861, Oct. 5, 1864, See Roster, Company E.

Albaugh, Singleton,   Private, .Feb. 15, 1865, May 29, 1865, Transferred to Company E, Thirteenth Maryland Infantry.
Albaugh, Singleton,   Corporal, .Feb. 15, 1865, May 29, 1865 

Albaugh, Thomas,  Private, .Aug. 30, 1862, June 3, 1865, Wounded in action, May 9, 1864, Spottsylvania, Va.

Albaugh, Wm. E.,   Private, .July 6, 1863, Jan. 29, 1864, Transferred to Company K, Seventh Maryland Infantry.
Albaugh, Wm. E.,  Private, .Feb. 15, 1864, June 22, 1865, Transfd from Company K, 7th Md. Infty.
Albaugh, Wm. E.,  Private, .Feb. 15, 1864, June 22, 1865, Transferred to Company E, First Regiment, Maryland Infantry.

Albaugh, William H.,   Private, .Aug. 4, 1862, May 29, 1865, Transferred to Company C, Thirteenth Maryland Infantry.

"Revolutionary Patriots of Frederick Co.,MD 1775-1783" by Henry C. Penden Jr., Family Line Publications, Westminister, MD no ISBN listed page 3

Albaugh, Christian. Associator in Dec 1775 (Ref:E-163). Juror to the Oath of Allegiance in 1778 (Ref:C-21).

Albaugh, Peter."Peter Allbaugh" was a non-enroller who was fined by the Committee of Observation in April 1776 (Ref: E-248).

Albaugh, Philip. Fifer in Capt. Valentine Creager's company of militia in 1775 (Ref:E-53). Associator in Dec 1775 (Ref:E-163). Juror to the Oath of Allegiance in 1778 (Ref:C-21).

Albaugh, William (Johan William) (March 8, 1723, Bavaria - Jan 13, 1749). He served on the Committee of Observation in 1775 (Ref:I-85) and enrolled as an Associator in Dec 1775 (Ref:E-163). He signed as a Juror to the Oath of Allegiance, 1778 (Ref:C-21). "William Albaugh (blacksmith) died in testate in 1794, leaving children Abraham, John, Zachariah, Christian, Margaret Prodbeck, Macbelena (sic) Etsler, and "my son by marriage Peter Stimmel". (Ref:M-9:36). His wife Magdalene had died in 1793, and a son Abraham (July 27, 1762 - July 13, 1830) had married Eva Margaret Adams (1771-1848) in 1791 (Ref:U-1989A).

Albaugh, William Jr. Associator in Dec 1775 (Ref:E-163). Juror to the Oath of Allegiance in 1778 (Ref:C-21).

Albaugh, Zachariah. Associator in Dec 1775 (Ref:E-163). "Zachariah Allbaugh" was a non-enroller fined by the Committe of Observation in April 1776 (Ref: E-248). "Zachariah Albaugh" was a Juror to the Oath of Observation in April 1776 (Ref:C-21). "Zachariah Allbaugh, Sr." died in testate in 1782, leaving wife Susannah and children Zachariah and David (plus others unnamed)(Ref:M-6:29). "Zachariah Allbaugh applied for a pension (S2902) on Oct 29, 1832, Licking Co.,OH, aged 74, stating after the war he lived 8 years in Maryland and 36 years in Pennsylvania." He was born on October 31, 1758, in Frederick Co.,Md and died on November 8, 1857." (Ref:T-32).

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