I foud this, Honesdale Academy, student in 1844-45-46, Thomas Orchard Contributiions (Civil War) Coe F. Young, S.E. Dimmick, Wm. Weiss, Isaac Freeman, E.E. Eaton, John Goldsmith, M.F. VanKirk, J.S, Freeman, E.T.Beers, David Beers Volunteers from Manchester township (Civil War) John and Job, George Price, killed: Marvin and Henry Lord, Nearly the whole company of Capt. Johannes Van Etten's company must have been from the region now in Monroe and Pike Counties. That the company was in the Battle of Brandywine. Captian Johannes Van Etten 1st Lt. John Fish 2nd Lt. John Myer 1st Ensign, Henry Bush 2nd Ensign, James Scoby, taken prisoner. Sgts. Thomas Johnson, Samuel Hillet, James Scoby, advanced to Ensign, Frederick Everhart, George Price, Joseph Gabel. Corporals, Lewis Holmes, Thomas Gay, Samuel Bond, killed, Adam Hicker Privates, Samuel Van Dermark, Dan McDole, John Morhart, John Ronts, killed, Rudolph Smith, Abram Clider killed, Daniel Smith, George Gangware, John Myer, Peter Apler, John Weaver killed, Daniel France, Lawrence Miller, George Pigg, John Robeholt, Leonard Pack, John Sack, Job Strout, George Rishher, Peter Snyder, Peter Losher, Jacob Cryder, C. Knowler, John Nap Snyder, Adam Teele, Valentine Nicholas, George Hickman, John Smith, John Wetherman, Christian Haller, Jacob Horner, Peter Siner, Peter Corms, taken prisoner, Philip G. Shilhamer, B.Snyder killed, Philip Betten, George P. Rinehart killed, Andrew Myer, Joseph Gabel advanced to Sgt., Peter Croom killed, Johannes Snyder, Andrew Maurer, Adam Lung, George Shellhamer killed, Paul Kneely killed, Abraham Smith killed, John Lynn sick, absent, Jacob Ardnt killed, Samuel Summeny, Jacob Collins, Henry Davis, Philip George killed, Peter McCoy, John Hann, Abraham Weisner, Uria Tippy, Paul Reeser, B. Weaver, George Heaton, John Smith Jr., Christian Wood, John Morgan, Henry France, Bond Hewe, John Hain, Michael Yerty, Adam Brunthaven, Anthoy Bishop, John Snyder, Peter Daniel, Peter Simonton, John Dahly, Henry Van Gorden, Abraham Westfall, Cornelius Devoor, Casper Clutter, Peter Quick, Thomas Van Sickle, Sameul Van Gorden, Solomon Huff, Thomas Howe, James McGraw killed, Jacob Rowe killed, . All deaths occured Sept. 11 Best Wishes, Geri