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Name	Rank	Unit	Remarks
Bauder, Harvey F.		Company E, 8th U.S. Infantry	Served in Cuba and the Philippine Islands
Beitel, John William	Capt.	Battery A, 1st Battalion, 77th Artillery, 1st Cavalry in Viet Nam, U.S. Army	He was awarded the Bronze Star, the Air Medal, and the Army commendation Medal (Viet Nam)
Clewell, Albert A.	Pvt.	Company A, 153rd Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry	Participated in the battles of Chancellorsville and Gettysburg. (Civil War)
Clewell, Alexander	Pvt.	Company I, 39th Ohio Volunteers Infantry	Wounded at Antietam; participated in the siege of Vicksburg, killed in action at Missionary Ridge (Civil War)
Clewell, Augustus B.	2nd Sgt.	Company H, 178th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry	Civil War Veteran
Clewell, Barry Lloyd	Cpl.	USMC	Viet Nam Veteran
Clewell, Charles W.	2nd Sgt.	Company F, 8th Ohio Volunteers	Cuban campaign (Spanish American War)
Clewell, Eugene Ferdinand		Enlisted in the Confederate States of America	Died at new Orleans, LA during the Civil War
Clewell, Francis Christian	Adj.	1st Missouri Cavalry, Confederate States of America	Taken and held prisoner by Union forces for nineteen months on Johnson’s Island; released and captured a second time and held prisoner on Ship Island, Gulf of Mexico until the end of the War.
Clewell, Frank H. C.	Pvt.	Company F, 2nd Nebraska Volunteers	Spanish American War Veteran
Clewell, J. Samuel	Pvt.	1st Rifle Regiment, 3rd Co., Northampton County, Pennsylvania Volunteers	War of 1812
Clewell, James Andrew		United States Air Force
Clewell, James Lorenz		United States Navy	Served aboard the USS Essex during the late 1050's..
Clewell, James Roy		United States Air Force, 1984-1990	Basic was at Lackland AFB, San Antonio, TX (3723rd Squadron, Flt 428); first active duty assignment was the USAF Hospital, Hill AFB, Ogden, Utah (dental specialist); last assignment was the 32nd TFS clinic, Soesterberg, Holland; USAFE cross-country vice champion in 1988; final rank E-4; honorably discharged 16 May 1990.
Clewell, John Jay	Lance Cpl.	USMC
Clewell, Joseph	Pvt.	47th PA Volunteers	Civil War Veteran; captured by the Confederates and held prisoner in Shreveport, LA and of a chronic disease contracted in the war.
Clewell, Joseph	Pvt.		War of 1812.
Clewell, Josiah	Pvt	Company B, 188th PA Volunteers	Civil War Veteran; fought in General McClellan's Peninsula Campaign (Virginia) and General Grants' campaign against Richmaon. He was wounded twice at Cold Harbor and fought in no less than eight battles.
Clewell, Lawrence A.	Pvt.	Company C, 129th PA Volunteers	Civil War Veteran; battles of Bull Run, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville; wounded in action.
Clewell, Lewis B.	1st Cpl.	Company I, 153rd PA Volunteers	Civil War Veteran; taken prisoner at Chancellorsville, along with his nephew, Samuel J. Clewell, and later paroled.
Clewell, Lewis Phillip		34th PA Militia	Civil War Veteran
Clewell, Owen J.	Cpl.	8th OH Volunteers	Civil War Veteran; died at Corinth, MS of tuberculosis on 17 August 1862.
Clewell, Reuben H.		Company G, IN Volunteers	Civil War Veteran
Clewell, Samuel J.	Pvt.	Company I, 153rd PA Volunteers;	Civil War Beteran; taken prisoner at Chancellorsville, 2 May 1863.
Clewell, William Francis	Pvt.	Company I, 153rd PA Volunteers	Civil War Veteran; enlisted at age 16; signal corps; Chancellorsville; wounded in the leg at Gettysburg. Past commander of Post 66 G.A.R.
Clewell, William H., M.D.	1st Lt.	Company L, 9th PA Volunteers (organizer)	Spanish American War Veteran
Clewell, William H.		Company A, 153rd PA Volunteers	Civil War Veteran; musician.
Clewell, William H.	Pvt.	Company H, 178th PA Volunteers	Civil War Veteran
Clewell, Wilson S.		U.S. Army; cavalry	Posted in Arizona. Enlisted in the English Army and assigned to the Queen’s Guards and stationed on the Isle of Wight; eventually commissioned to go to India and advanced to Quartermaster’s Clerk with the rank of Sgt; sent to South Africa where he remained until the close of the Boer War; returned to England and received an honorable discharge.
Fulkerson, William		Union Army (Civil War)	Imprisoned at Andersonville, GA (prison) for seven months.
Gambold, John	Pvt	67th Indiania Volunteers	Civil War; wounded in action.
Kampman, Albert	Pvt/Sgt	Company A, 1st PA Volunteers (3 months) Company C, 46th PA Volunteers (3 years) Company G, 195th PA Volunteers	Wounded in action; prisoner at Libby Prison, Richmond, VA. “He was reported killed and while confined in prison had the peculiar pleasure of reading his own obituary, as printed in a Bethlehem newspaper.”
Luckenbach, Andrew Adam	1st Lt. Capt.	First Defenders (3month enlistment) Company C, 129th PA Volunteers	Wounded in a charge on Mayres Hill, December 13, 1862.
Marositz, Joseph Stephen	E5	USN/Seabees (1980-1995)	He built airstrips, barracks, hospitals, underground pipe lines, etc. in Desert Shield.
Miksch, Amos C.	Cpl	Company B. 1st CO Volunteer Cavalry	Reenlisted in Company E, Veteran Battalion, F.C.V.C
Millheim, Robert Ira		U.S. Army	Served as a medic in the U.S. Army and was a veteran of the Korean War.
Oerter, Henry J.	Capt.	Company C, 153rd PA Volunteers	Wounded and captured by Confederate troops at Gettysburg, then recaptured by Union forces.
Pfeiffer, James A.		Company C, 46th PA Volunteers	Served with Sherman's Army in his Campaign to the Sea.
Raezer, George L.	E3	United States Navy (1978-1984)	Served aboard the Uss Puget Sound (AD-38) and the USS Dewey (DDG-45); storekeeper (supply).
Rominger, William Thomas	Pvt.	Confederate States of America
Wolle, Joseph A.	1st Qtr Master	United States Navy	Spanish American War
Wommach, James C.		Confederate States of America	Army of Northern Virginia
Our family is very fortunate that the letters and diary of Private James A. Pfeiffer (a Clewell cousin, and descendant of George Craft Clewell) are available to us today. The editors, Carolyn Abel and Patricia McAndrews, show his initial enthusiasm to enjoin a "just cause," but which would eventually erode to war-weary sorrow and pessimism. Read Pfeiffers comments as his regiment, the 46th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry marches with General Sherman's Campaign to the Sea. Webmaster's comment: The editors did a superb job of "getting out of the way;" their comments are minimal, and Pfeiffer speaks for himself. It was refreshing that his letters and diary were not over editorialized. Order your copy at: Moontrail Books.