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Enlisted ! 9/28/1864 as a Private |
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Mustered Out on 6/5/1865 at Bladensburg, Md |
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Peter Jacob and his brother Lewis Jacob were both in the 29 ovi they caught up to the
regiment after the siege of atlanta, marched to the sea with sherman, up
through the Carolinas and marched in the grand review in Washington d.c. .
Their father was Jacques
Joseph Jacob who died in 1848 in seneca county and their mother was Mary Barbara Boley(aka Marie Jesse) she remarried to lewis Fosty and died in 1900
in Seneca County, ohio. This family was from Tintingy, Belgium Mary barbara also had a brother who immigrated with her Joseph Boley, who married
Catherine Etchen (Etgen) daughter John and catherine Etchen (Etgen)
