Person:Nathaniel Laughner (1)

Nathan lived with his father during the 1850 US Federal Census.

1870 US Census at Barnett, Jefferson, Pennsylvania Natha Laughner 23 Pliney Laughner 20 Nancy J Laughner 1

1880 US Census at Spring Creek, Elk, Pennsylvania Nathan Laughner 33 Cliny Laughner 30 Mancy J. Laughner 10 James W. Laughner 9 Delbert W. Laughner 6 Newman B. Laughner 1

1900 US Census at Spring Creek, Elk, Pennsylvania Nathan M Laughner 55 Taloien Laughner 50 James W Laughner 29 Waid D Laughner 26 Laura Laughner 19 Edwerd B Laughner 17 Wilber Laughner 14

1910 US Census at Spring Creek, Elk, Pennsylvania Nathan M Laughner 67 Pauline M Laughner 60 Wilbur Laughner 24 Edward Laughner 26

Nathan Laughner in the Pennsylvania, Veterans Burial Cards, 1777-1999. Date of Birth: 1844. Date of Death: 11-12-1918. Dates of Service: 6/21/1861 to 1/28/ 1865. Co. H 191st Regt Pa Vol. Rank: Pvt. Cemetery: Lake City, Pa.

1. ↑ ^{1.0 1.1 1.2} Nathan Miles Laughner, in Find A Grave.

   (Death certificate included)
   
   Son of Samuel and Anna Westner Laughner, both born in Westmoreland Co, PA, he was married, retired, lived in Portland Mills, died there of arteriosclerosis, per death certificate 162902, whose informant was his wife of Arroyo, PA, and which gave the year of birth as 1842. Buried Nov 15 1918.
   
   Family Members
   Parents
   Samuel S. Laughner
   1817–1882
   Anna Maria Laughner
   1819–1845
   
   Spouse
   Pauline Mills Wallace Laughner
   1850–1932
   
   Half Siblings
   John Bower Laughner
   1868–1943
   Nettie Pearl Laughner Wertman
   1870–1916
   
   Children
   Nancy Jane Laughner Horne Stahlman
   1869–1952
   Newman Bruce Laughner
   1879–1941

2.   Pennsylvania, United States. Pennsylvania, U.S., Death Certificates, 1906-1968 [database online] . (Lehi, Utah: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2014).

   Name: Nathan Miles Laughner
   Gender: Male
   Race: White
   Age: 25
   Birth Date: 11 Oct 1842
   Birth Place: Petersburg Clarion County
   Death Date: 13 Nov 1918
   Death Place: Portland Mills, Elk, Pennsylvania, USA
   Father: Samuel Laughner
   Mother: Anna Westner
   Certificate Number: 162902

3.   Sypher, Josiah Rhinehart, and Pennsylvania. Adjutant-general's office. Pennsylvania Reserves. History of the Pennsylvania reserve corps: a complete record of the organization; and of the different companies, regiments and brigades; containing descriptions of expeditions, marches, skirmishes, and battles; together with biographical sketches of officers and personal records of each man during his term of service. (Lancaster)
   p.656, 1865.

   Roll of company H, commanded by Captain James Keatly, originally commanded by Captain William Lemon.
   
   Laughner, Nathan [Through all campaigns. Re-enlisted]

4.   Nathaniel Miles Laughner 11 October 1843 – 13 November 1918 • 9HLG-W1G, in FamilySearch Family Tree.

   Nathaniel Miles Laughner
   1843–1918 • 9HLG-W1G​​
   Marriage: 30 Jun 1868
   Sigel, Jefferson, Pennsylvania, USA
   
   Pauline Mills Wallace
   1850–1932 • 9HLG-4M9​​
   
   Children of Pauline Mills Wallace and Nathaniel Miles Laughner (7)
   Nancy Jane Laughner
   1870–Deceased • KHCX-Y9T​​
   James W Laughner
   1871–Deceased • L6QY-VNN​​
   Delbert Wade Laughner
   1874–1927 • LZ18-97F​​
   Newman Bruce Laughner
   1879–1941 • LVFJ-F67​​
   Laura Laughner
   1880–1946 • L6NV-LZ6​​
   Edward B Laughner
   1882–1954 • L52Y-6X5​​
   Wilbur Merl Laughner
   1886–1975 • LVFL-L64

5.   U.S., Civil War Soldier Records and Profiles, 1861-1865.

   Name: Nathan Laughner
   Enlistment Date: 14 Jun 1861
   Enlistment Rank: Private
   Muster Date: 14 Jun 1861
   Muster Place: Pennsylvania
   Muster Company: H
   Muster Regiment: 37th Infantry
   Muster Regiment Type: Infantry
   Muster Information: Enlisted
   Muster Out Date: 15 May 1864
   Muster Out Information: Transferred
   Side of War: Union
   Survived War?: Yes
   Additional Notes 2: Muster 2 Date: 15 May 1864; Muster 2 Place: Pennsylvania; Muster 2 Regiment: 191st Infantry; Muster 2 Regiment Type: Infantry; Muster 2 Information: Transferred;
   Title: History of Pennsylvania Volunteers, 1861-1865