106th Pennsylvania Volunteers

2nd Brigade, 2nd Division

(Front):106 Regiment

Pennsylvania Volunteers

2d Brigade 2d Division

2d Corps

July 2d and 3d 1863.

Took into action

23 officers 263 men.

Loss.

Killed 1 officer 10 men.

Wounded 10 officers 49 men.

Missing 2 men.

Total 11 officers 61 men. 72.

106 Pennsylvania

Lieut. Colonel Wm L. Curry.

Erected by the Regimental Association

(Left):July 2d

Morning.

Companies A & B on skirmish line.

Co. B. by order of Gen. Meade, ad-

vanced and uncovered enemy's posi-

tion on Seminary Ridge.

Afternoon

Co. B advanced to Bliss House.

Held by 16th Miss. where it was

repulsed loosing 1 officer, 11 men.

Later.

In connection with 4 companies of

12th N.J. again advanced and cap-

tured the Bliss House & number

of prisoners.

2d Brigade

Brig. Gen. Alex. S. Webb.

(Right):July 2d

Evening.

The regiment assisted in repelling the

charge of Wright's Georgia Brigade.

Made a countercharge to the Emmitts-

burg Road, recapturing the guns of

Browns Rhode Island Battery,

and captured 250 prisoners, including

Col. Gibson wounded, 5 captains and

15 lieutenants of the 48th Georgia.

The regiment except companies A

and B and a detail of fifty men &

three officers was subsequently

ordered to reinforce the Eleventh

Corps and was assigned position

on East Cemetery Hill, supporting

Battery, where it remained during

the battle.

2d Corps

Maj. General W.S. Hancock.

(Back):July 3d

The regiment with Eleventh Corps

on East Cemetery Hill, except

Companies A. B. and a detail of

fifty men from the other companies

who remained with Brigade at

this point and assisted to repel

Picketts charge.

The regiment also participated

in the following battles.

Fair Oaks, Savage Station, Malvern

Hill, Antietam, Fredericksburg,

Locust Grove, Wilderness, Po River,

Spottsylvania, Cold Harbor, Peters-

burg, Weldon R.R., Reams Station,

Boydton Road, Hatchers Run.

1861-1865

2d Division

Brig. Gen. John Gibbon.

Marker is on Emmitsburg Road (Business U.S. 15), on the right when traveling north.

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