Said to be the last survivor of the 199th
Regiment. Died at age 93.
Paul Albaugh, was never wounded, confined to a hospital
or taken prisoner during the war. In the winter of
1864-65, he was awarded the "premium" which was
in the form of a 30 day furlough for being the cleanest,
best versed in the manual and the most soldierly appearing
soldier when an inspection was held. He accepted the
honor, but declined the furlough in favor of a veteran who
had not been home in nearly 3 years.
Husband of Margaretta Marhoffer.
Father of Ludwig, Frank, Charles,
Emma Katherine, Mary, Fred, Ida R.
Paul Albaugh died 14 Jul 1935 and is buried in St.
Agatha's Cemetery in Meadville.
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submitted by Nancy
M. Lorz
