ID'D CDV FULL LENGTH VIEW - MAHLON H. PULLMAN, 34TH PENNSYLVANIA INFANTRY

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Standing view of Pvt. Mahlon H. Hollman in full uniform with long nine button frock coat, light blue pants and kepi. No backmark, looks like CDV was "torn" from mounting at one time or another. Light image with yellowing, back of CDV in marked in pencil "Hollman / ________ ".  ID confirmed on civilwardata.com.

Mahlon H. Hollman, a resident of Huntingdon County, PA, enlisted on 7/19/61 as a private.  On that date he mustered into Co. I, 34th Pennsylvania Infantry (5th PA Reserves).  He was discharged for disability on 10/29/62. 

Thirty-fourth Infantry. — Cols., Seneca G. Simmons, Joseph W. Fisher; Lieut.-Cols., Joseph W. Fisher, George Dare, Alfred M. Smith; Majs, George Dare, Frank Zentmeyer, James H. Larrimer, Alfred M. Smith, James A. McPherran. This regiment was the 5th of the reserve corps, and was mustered into the U. S. service June 20, 1861, at Harrisburg, for a three years' term. With the Bucktail rifles it left Harrisburg the same day for Cumberland, Md. After the battle of Bull Run the regiment joined the reserves at Tennallytown, Md., and was assigned to the 1st brigade. It arrived at Dranesville too late to participate in the victory. Early in March, 1862, it moved to Hunter's mills, Alexandria, Manassas, Falmouth and Fredericksburg. In June, it participated in the battles of Mechanicsville, Gaines' mills and Glendale, where Col. Simmons was killed. At the second Bull Run, South Mountain and Antietam the regiment did brave work, and then with the 3d brigade took part in the battle of Fredericksburg, losing heavily. Ordered to Washington in Feb., 1863, the regiment remained there until the Gettysburg campaign, when it showed great bravery in the battle and took part in the pursuit which followed. The winter was spent at Alexandria and in May, 1864, with the Army of the Potomac it took part in the Wilderness campaign. The 34th participated in the battles of that month and returned early in June, to Harrisburg, where it was mustered out on the 11th, the veterans and recruits being transferred to the 191st Pa. infantry.

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