The individual paroles read as follows:

I, ________, Company _, _____ Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers, U. S. Army, being held a Prisoner of War by the Confederate States of America, do bind myself on honor not to serve the U. S. Army in any capacity whatsoever, either civil or military, until regularly exchanged.

Last Name	First Name	Regiment	Company
Conrad	Philip	74th P. V. I.	E
Daugherty	Francis	46th P. V. I.	B
Doebele	Gottlieb	75th P. V. I.	B
Dunwood	Jno.	46th P. V. I.	F
Eighmey	Jacob	111th P. V. I.	H
Froehlinger	A.	27th P. V. I.	D
Hildebrant	Jos	84th P. V. I.	D
Lewis	Abt. B.	75th P. V. I.	B
Lowry	D. B.	46th P. V. I.	H
Noey	Sethq	109th P. V. I.	C
Ott	Lewis	75th P. V. I.	B
Roman	Conrad	74th P. V. I.	B
Sellman	F.	25th P. V. I.	B
Sugler	Martin	73d P. V. I.	C
Tubbs	Nathan H.	13th Reserves	G

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