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151st Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment
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"151st Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment
Army of the Potomac
First Corps
Third Division
First Brigade
( Oct. 17, 1862 - July 27, 1863 )
Companies A and C were recruited in Susquehanna County.
Company B was recruited in Pike County.
Company F was recruited in Warren County.
Company D was recruited in Juniata County.
Companies E, G, H, K and part of I were recruited in Berks County.
The remaining part of Company I was recruited in Schuylkill County.
They rendezvoused at Camp Curtin, in Harrisburg, and were mustered into service from Oct. 17 to Nov. 3.
Field officers were elected at Camp Curtin with Harrison Allen of Warren County, who previously served as a Major of the Tenth Reserve, was elected as Colonel; George McFarland of Juniata County was elected as Lt. Colonel; and John W. Young of Susquehanna County was elected as Major.
The men of the regiment were, in general, excellent material for soldiers since many were experienced marksman. Company D was largely composed of the instructors and students of McAllisterville Academy, of which Lt. Colonel McFarland was the Principal, and there were in the regiment nearly a hundred who had been school teachers.
On the 28th of November, the regiment moved for Washington, and upon its arrival, proceeded to Arlington Heights. On Dec. 3rd the regiment marched in conjunction with the brigade of Col. D'Utassay to Alexandria and the proceeded by rail to Union Mills where it was placed on duty, relieving a Vermont Brigade. It was here in the enemy's country, infested by Moseby's guerillas where every inhabitant was an informer and every visitant a spy. Unceasing vigilance and unquestioning obedience to orders were exacted, and though a hard school, was a most useful one, and the lessons learned there served it in many a trying hour.Colonel D'Utassay, who had been a Hungarian officer, and General Alexander Hayes, who succeeded him, were both strict disciplinarians, and were untiri"
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