1 Bucks County
Intelligencer, Captives of the 104th.
July 22, 1862 Page 3 Col. 1 1
Captives of the 104th.From a list of Federal
prisoners now confined by the rebels at Salisbury, North
Carolina, we are enabled to learn the fate of the men of
the 104th Regiment, who were taken at the battle of Fair
Oaks, on the 21st of May. The wounded men who were
captured are not included. It will be remembered that
Company E, commanded by Captain G. T. Harvey, was
surrounded and captured in a body. Very few members,
of other companies of the 104th were taken prisoners.
Charles Gamble and John Swartz, of Company E, have
died since their arrival at Salisbury, of typhoid fever.
The former died on the 20th of June, and the latter on the
21st. Gamble was from Philadelphia, and Swartz from
Lansdale. The names of the members of the 104th at
Salisbury on the 25th of June, as published, were as fol-
lows:
John Hassett, Company I.
J. B. Hagan, Company G.
James McNally, Buckingham, Company G.
Sergeant William Robbins, New Hope, Company C.
Francis G. Ryan, New Hope, Company C.
Corporal Philip D. Swartley, New Britain, Company B.
B. B. South; Falls, Company F.
Lieut. E. M. Croll, Philadelphia, Company E.
Sergeant Frank L. Coar,
Doylestown,
Sergeant William Walker,
Doylestown,
Corporal Jerome Buck,
Nockamixon,
Corporal Christian Bickel,
Nockamixon,
Francis M. Brown, Plumstead,
Emanuel H. Beck, Lansdale,
Samuel Clemens, Lansdale,
Ellwood Kramer, Hilltown,
Patrick Coyle, Pleasantville,
H. G. Campbell, Springfield,
James Decereux, New Britain,
Charles Darrah, Buckingham,
Francis D. Shaw,
Conrad Elf, Doylestown,
Frank Flocaire,
John Fisher,
John Fonash, Plumstead,
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Farrel, New Jersey,
William Forman, Tinicum,
Orderly Jacob W. Glase,
Doylestown,
David H. Harr, Bedminster,
Elias Heisier, Horsham,
Henry H. Kohl, Nockamixon,
Frederick Knoll, Montgomery
county,
Levi Longenour, Springfield,
Josiah Longenour,
Springfield,
Corporal Frederick Lehnen,
Nockamixon,
Adam Leibler, Nockamixon,
John Montgomery, Montgomery
County,
George H. Logan, Point
Pleasant,
William McIntyre, Nockamixon,
John Price, Montgomeryville,
Christian Shaw, New Britain
Corporal William Zeigenfuss,
Springfield,
Henry Schrock, Plumstead,
Levi Shellenberger,
Nockamixon,
Jacob Campman, Montgomery
co.,
Eli. J.Smith, Plumstead,
Thomas Scarborough,
Montgomery co.,
John H. Weaver, Nockamixon,
Elias Weish, Durham,
Issac Weirman, Montgomery
co.,
Alfred Warnop,
Montgomeryville,
Samuel Young, Nockamixon,
Michael Zimmerman;
Doylestown,
Total in Prison, 53;
Deceased, 2.