Lord Byron Green

Known as "L.B.", he enlisted as Sergeant, Company C, 107th Pennsylvania Infantry on 9 March 1862.

He was with his Company at Antietam, and wrote about it after the War.

He was promoted to Sergeant Major of the regiment on 21 June 1864 and commissioned 2nd Lieutenant, Company C on 29 December 1864. He was wounded in action at Dabney's Mills, near Petersburg, VA on 6 February 1865 and promoted First Lieutenant on 15 May 1865 (but not mustered at that rank). He was absent, sick at his Company's muster-out.

He was a canvasser and collector for the Scranton Weekly Republican for at least 30 years, and contributed often to the paper.

Service basics from Bates.1 Details from his obituary in the Scranton Republican of 13 December 1903. His gravesite is on Findagrave.

1824; Benton Center, Lackawanna County, PA

12/12/1903; Fleetville, PA; burial in Chase Cemetery, Fleetville, PA