Company D, 125th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry.
After surviving the Battle of Antietam, Pvt Homan died during enlistment.
Once thought to be an unknown in Alexandria National Cemetery, an appropriate location for a Jan 1863 death at Fairfax Station, Chas F Faust's compilation at Huntingdon County Historical Society provides:
"125D Homan,Thos. Birmingham, Warriors Mark Twp, east plot"
After surviving the Battle of Antietam, Pvt Homan died during enlistment.
Once thought to be an unknown in Alexandria National Cemetery, an appropriate location for a Jan 1863 death at Fairfax Station, Chas F Faust's compilation at Huntingdon County Historical Society provides:
"125D Homan,Thos. Birmingham, Warriors Mark Twp, east plot"
Company D, 125th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry.
After surviving the Battle of Antietam, Pvt Homan died during enlistment.
Once thought to be an unknown in Alexandria National Cemetery, an appropriate location for a Jan 1863 death at Fairfax Station, Chas F Faust's compilation at Huntingdon County Historical Society provides:
"125D Homan,Thos. Birmingham, Warriors Mark Twp, east plot"
After surviving the Battle of Antietam, Pvt Homan died during enlistment.
Once thought to be an unknown in Alexandria National Cemetery, an appropriate location for a Jan 1863 death at Fairfax Station, Chas F Faust's compilation at Huntingdon County Historical Society provides:
"125D Homan,Thos. Birmingham, Warriors Mark Twp, east plot"
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