George Frederick Siemon

He came to the US with his father in 1855, and was in the baking and confectionery business in New Brighton, PA before the War. He mustered into service in Company E, 123rd Pennsylvania Infantry on 12 August 1862.

He was with his Company in Maryland in September and October 1862.

He mustered out with his Company on May 12, 1863 at the expiration of his term of service.

He returned to New Brighton, but moved to Cleveland, OH in 1876.

Basic information from Bates' History1. Details and his presence on the Campaign from research in the Compiled Service Records, National Archives by great-greatgrandson Matthew Holzman, who has also posted a post-war photograph of Siemon on Findagrave. Further details from Samuel Peter Orth's A History of Cleveland, Ohio, Vol. 2, Biographical (1910) in a sketch about his son Dr. Lester Eugene Siemon (1867-1943). He was married to Sophia Neely Siemon (c.1845-1891) and Elizabeth Johanna Mueller Siemon (1865-1941).

10/06/1841; Sterbfritz, GERMANY

07/04/1926; Cleveland, OH; burial in Brookmere Cemetery, Cleveland, OH