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Let me start out by saying Welcome to the 93rd. Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry Page. I am not one of the re-enactors of the 93rd. here in Lebanon.I am just someone who loves the history and heritage of my home town.I admire those people who take the time,money,energy, and devotion to do the re-enacting. They are a special kind of people.They give so much of themselves for living history so all can learn and never forget our heritage.My hats are off to them. That being said on with the 93rd. P.V.I. 

Autumn 1861,marked an epoch in the military history of Lebanon County.From it's earliest inception Mr. Coleman took an active and prominent part not only by his expenditure of thousands of dollars,but by his constant care and untiring efforts in behalf of the welfare of it's widows and children,he enshrined himself in their hearts and marked the soldier citizen,protecting the soldier's castle and those dear to them while absent, stiring to perpetuate the freedom of their hearthstones.

Tuesday 5th. day of Nov. 1861.Mr Coleman presented the regimental flag to Col. McCarter and with great feeling and earnestness expressed his interest he had felt in the regiment since it had been organized and that interest was unbated.He presented the flag without an inscription, leaving it for the regiment to say by it's actions what that inscription should be.

I am proud to announce this site,is in this book...
"The Civil War on the Web"
"A Guide to the Very Best Sites."
William G. Thomas and Alice E. Carter

General "John Sedgwick" "Uncle John" Commander of the 6th. Corps. from Feb.1863 till May of 1864 Killed at Spotsylvania.

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