Researching surnames: BRAZELTON (Wales, Maryland 1700-1833)CARPINTER (Kansas 1853-1924) CARRIGAN (County Tipperary, Ireland, Indiana, Illinois 1840-1950) COVEY (Vermont, Illinois, Kansas 1827-1874)CRAWFORD (Maryland 1700-1788)EBLING (Pennsylvania, Kansas, Missouri, Illinois 1822-today)EDWARDS (North Carolina, Indiana 1776-1832)GUSTAFSSON (Sweden, Delaware 1618-1740)HAIRGROVE (Mississippi, Kansas 1844-1935)JUSTICE (Maryland 1685-1790)KEMP (Virginia 1649-1700's) MAXWELL (Maryland, North Carolina, Illinois 1765-1901) MORAN (County Cork, Ireland, Indiana, Illinois 1840's-1950)MORRIS (Virginia 1745-1827)TALIAFERRO (Venice, Italy, England, Virginia 1540-1721)TOLIVER (North Carolina, Indiana 1765-1925)TOLLIVER (North Carolina, Indiana 1765-1925)
The following is provided to help other EBLING researchers searching in Pennsylvania:
EBLING Index to compiled service records of volunteer union soldiers who served in organizations from the state of Pennsylvania.
Name_______Rank_OUT/IN___Company__Military Unit
Addi Ebling________Pvt./Pvt._____E_____50 Penn. Infantry
Albert Ebling_______Pvt./Pvt._____G_____27 Penn. Mil. Inf. (Emergency 1863)
August Ebling_______Pvt./Pvt._____C_____23 Penn. Infantry
Benton Ebling_______Pvt./Pvt.__________213 Penn. Infantry(a)
Cyrus Ebling________Pvt./Pvt._____B_____93 Penn. Infantry(b)
Cyrus Ebling________Pvt./Pvt._____A____167 Penn. Infantry (mustered in Nov 10, 1862 mustered out Aug 12, 1863)
Edward G. Ebling____Pvt./Pvt.____A&C___25 Penn. Infantry (3 Months 1861)
Edward G. Ebling____Cpl./Pvt._____B___ _88 Penn. Infantry
Franklin S. Ebling_4th Cpl./Cpl._____L______7 Penn. Cavalry(c)Franklin S. Ebling____Pvt./Pvt._____D____213 Penn. Infantry(c)
Henry Ebling________Pvt./Pvt._____E____205 Penn. Infantry
Jacob Ebling________Pvt./Cpl._____G_____52 Penn. Infantry
Jacob Ebling________Pvt./Pvt._____F_____93 Penn. Infantry(d)Jacob S. Ebling______Pvt./Pvt._____K_____97 Penn. Infantry(e)
John Ebling_________Pvt./Pvt._____K_____97 Penn. Infantry(f)
Jonathan S. Ebling____Pvt./Pvt._____G____151 Penn. Infantry
Josiah Ebling________Pvt./Pvt._____E____167 Penn. Infantry (mustered in Nov 10, 1862 muster out Aug 12, 1863)
Robert Ebling________Pvt./Pvt._____G_____4 Penn. Cavalry
Robert Ebling________Pvt./Pvt._____G____27 Penn. Mil. Inf. (Emergency 1863)
(a)Benton Sirris Ebling, son of Franklin S. Ebling, they both served in the 213 Penn. Infantry together.
(b) Cyrus EBLING, mustered into service March 7, 1864 for a three year term. Wounded at the Wilderness, Virginia, May 5,1864. Mustered out with company, June 27, 1865.
(c) Franklin S. EBLING also served in company A, 15 Veteran Reserve Corps. The Veteran Reserve Corps was composed of deserving officers and enlisted men who were unfit for active field service because of wounds or disease contracted in the line of duty, but who were still capable of performing garrison duty. When the Corps was first authorized on April 28, 1863, it was known as the "Invalid Corps." Its name was changed to the Veteran Reserve Corps on March 18, 1864.One EBLING researcher says that Franklin S. EBLING also served with the 88 Pennsylvania Infantry, mustered into service Feb. 22, 1865 (the Civil War ended on April 9, 1865).
(d) Jacob EBLING, mustered into service Oct. 28,1861, Discharged on surg. certificate Aug. 6,1862. For more information on Company F of the 93 Pennsylvania Infantry go to http://www.angelfire.com/pa/Stump44/structure.html
(e) Jacob S. EBLING of company K (Wayne Guards), was a substitute in that company from March 4th, 1865 to August 28th, 1865 when his company was mustered out. He was to serve a 1 year term as a substitute but the war ended before his year was up.
(5) John EBLING, he was drafted into Company K (Wayne Guards) on September 23rd, 1863 for a term of 3 years, he was wounded in action at Cemetary Hill in Petersburg, Virginia on June 30th, 1864 and discharged for his wounds June 27th, 1865 at U.S. Hospital, Bristol.
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