Civil War Veterans Buried In Washington State - Peter Panchot

Peter Jean Panchot

Representing: Union


G.A.R Post

  • Isaac Stevens Post #1 Seattle, King Co. WA

Unit History

  • 3rd Minnesota Infantry F
Peter Panchot
Family History

CWV Mountain View Cem Auburn King Co PANCHOT PETER CENSUS CHRON UNION 2023
Isaac Stevens Post

Jean George Panchot

1816–1899

BIRTH 1816-03-29 • Magny-d'Anigon, Haute-Saone,, France

DEATH 1899-09-01 • Anoka, , Mn

Name

George Panchot

Side

Union

Regiment State/Origin

Minnesota

Regiment

2nd Regiment, Minnesota Cavalry

Company

F

Rank In

Private

Rank Out

Private

Film Number

M546 roll 7


Catherine Ann Pillard

1816–1882

BIRTH 1816 • Paris, Sein, Et Luire,France

DEATH 1882-09-30 • Hasting, Dakota, Mn

George F 1840 1917
Catharine 1816/France
Jean Peter 1841 1917
David 1844 1864
Auguse Francois 1846 1930 Frederick 1848 to unk
Jean Baptiste 1850 1927
Louis Pierre 1852 1905
Marie Henriette 1853 1934
Sarah Jeanette 1856 1885
Catherine Ann 1858 1937
Henri Clai 1880 1913

1850 Tonawanda Erie Co. NY
George 34 boatman
Catherine 34
Charles 13
George 10
John 8
David 6
Augustus 5
Frederick 3
Batist O

1860 Marshan Dakota co. MN
George Panchot 44/1816/France farmer
Catherine 44/1816/France
Peter 18
David 16
Augustus 14
John B 12
Louis 8
Mary 6
Sarah 4
Catharine 2
Henriy 6/12 mos

Peter J. Panchot
Residence was not listed; 19 years old.

Enlisted on 9/28/1861 at Hastings, Dakota County, MN as a Private.

On 9/28/1861 he mustered into "F" Co. MN 3rd Infantry

He Re-enlisted on 12/20/1862

He was Mustered Out on 9/2/1865 at Devall's Bluff, AR

Promotions:

* Corpl

Other Information:

born in New York


David Panschot
Residence was not listed; 17 years old.

Enlisted on 9/28/1861 at Hastings, Dakota County, MN as a Private.

On 9/28/1861 he mustered into "F" Co. MN 3rd Infantry

He Re-enlisted on 12/20/1863

He died of disease (date not stated)

Promotions:

* Musician

Other Information:

born in New York

 

Name

Peter J Panchot

Enlistment Age

19

Birth Date

abt 1842

Birth Place

New York

Enlistment Date

28 Sep 1861

Enlistment Place

Hastings, Dakota County, Minnesota

Enlistment Rank

Private

Muster Date

28 Sep 1861

Muster Place

Minnesota

Muster Company

F

Muster Regiment

3rd Infantry

Muster Regiment Type

Infantry

Muster Information

Enlisted

Rank Change Rank

Corpl

Muster Out Date

2 Sep 1865

Muster Out Place

Devall's Bluff, Arkansas

Muster Out Information

Mustered Out

Side of War

Union

Survived War?

Yes

Title

Minnesota in the Civil and Indian Wars 1861-65; Minnesota Adjutant General's Report of 1866

 

 

Name

Peter J Panchot

Gender

Male

Unit

F 3 Minn. Inf; H 1 Minn. Inf

Filing Date

12 Mar 1873

Filing Place

Washington, USA

Relation to Head

Soldier

Spouse

Harriet M Panchot

 

1880 Hastings Dakota Co. MN
Peter J Panchot 38/1842/NYparents France/France clerk
Hattie M 31/1849/NY parents NY/NY
Ulyses S A 12
Hattie L 10
Fredeick W 7
Catherine M 4
George H 2

1890 Vet Sched Hastings Dakota Co. MN

Name

Peter J Panchott

Residence Year

1892

Street Address

2019 Front

Residence Place

Seattle, Washington, USA

Occupation

Surveyor

Publication Title

Seattle, Washington, City Directory, 1892

 

1900 Seattle Ward 1 King Co. WA
Peter J Panchot lodger single france/france barber (no idea where famiy is)

Name

Peter J Panchot

Admission Age

72

Birth Date

abt 1842

Birth Place

New York

Enlistment Date

28 Sep 1861

Enlistment Place

Hastings, Minnesota

Discharge Date

19 Dec 1863

Discharge Place

Little Rock, Arkansas

Military Company

'f'

Military Regiment

3d Minn Inf

Admission Date

1914

Residence Date

1914

Residence Place

Sawtelle, Los Angeles, California, USA

Notes

Pacific Branch

 

Name

Jean Pierre ( Peter) Panchot

Gender

M (Male)

Birth Date

10 déc. 1841 (10 Dec 1841)

Birth Place

Buffalo Erle N Y (Buffalo), USA

Death Date

5 oct. 1917 (5 Oct 1917)

Death Place

Bremerton, Kitsap (Bremerton), Washington, USA

Father

Jean Georges Panchot

Mother

Anne Catherine Pillard

Spouse

Hattie Mélissa Taplin

 

Name

Peter J. Panchot

 

Gender

Male

 

Age

76

 

Estimated Birth Year

abt 1841

 

Death Date

05 Oct 1917

 

Death Place

South Beach, Kitsap, Washington

 

Father

George Panchot

 

FHL Film Number

1992419

 

Reference ID

201

         

Peter J Panchot VVETERAN

BIRTH

10 Dec 1841

Buffalo, Erie County, New York, USA

DEATH

5 Oct 1917 (aged 75)

South Beach, Kitsap County, Washington, USA

BURIAL

Mountain View Cemetery

Auburn, King County, Washington, USA

MEMORIAL ID

170824358 · View Source

CIVIL WAR VETERAN-UNION ARMY CORPORAL, CO F, 3RD MINNESOTA INFANTRY
DATES OF SERVICE 28 SEP 1861-2 SEP 1865

Peter was born in up-State New York, the son of George and Catherine (Pillard) Panchot. He had 8 brothers and 3 sisters. Between 1850-1857, the family moved to Minnesota settling on the family farm.

On 28 September 1861, Peter and his younger brother, David, enlisted into Co F, 3rd Minnesota Infantry where both brothers were soon mustered off to the Little Rock, Arkansas area. Private Peter Panchot held the important role of Bugler, guiding the actions of the troops during battle and sounding the time of day. Peter re-enlisted on 20 December 1863 and was promoted to Corporal. He was discharged from service on 2 September 1865, returning to Minnesota.

Six men of this family served in Minnesota units during the Civil War - PVT (Jean) George Panchot, Co F, 2nd Minn Cav (father/step-father to the following men), PVT Charles P. Jeannin, Co G & I, 5th Minn Inf, PVT George F Panchot, Co H 1st Minn Inf (killed in action, Antietam, MD), CORP Peter J Panchot, Co F 3rd Minn Inf, PVT David Panchot, Co F 3rd Minn Inf (died of disease, Little Rock, AR), PVT Augustus F Panchot, Co C Hatch's Independent Minn Cav.

In January 1868, Peter married Harriet "Hattie" Taplin and a few years later relocated the family to up-State New York. He held the position of Postman in the outskirts of Buffalo and in this position was required to walk many miles every day.

By the late 1880's, Peter had made a name for himself as one of the top contenders in Pedestrianism, or competitive walking, from which the modern form of racewalking developed. When the walking craze started Peter entered a six-day race in Buffalo, and won, covering 480 miles. After that, he met with varying degrees of success, competing alongside the top competitors from around the world, in locations such as Madison Square Garden, Boston and California to name a few. His best record was 541 miles in six days.

At the end of his walking career, Peter relocated his family to the Seattle, Washington area. Peter met with an untimely death when the vessel on which he was a passenger capsized near Bainbridge Island. Peter died the next day from exposure. His body was returned to Seattle, and the Death Certificate indicates he was interned in the Mountain View Cemetery.

The cemetery states that they have no record of his burial and that the records may have perished in a fire that occurred around the time of his death. His wife, Hattie, and two of his children are buried in Mountain View Cemetery in unmarked graves. According to the volunteer who searched for the graves of Hattie and her children, there are three more individuals buried in unmarked graves right next to those of Peter's wife and two children. It is, therefore, assumed that one of those graves is that of Peter.

Until such time that evidence to the contrary arises, Peter's memorial will remain attached to the Mountain View Cemetery.

1910 Stuck King Co. WA single
Harriet Panchot 57/1863/NY 8ch 8liv
George 31/1879/MN laborer

1920 Auburn King Co. WA
Harriett Panchot 70/1850/NY parents NY/NY widowed
Geo 41

1930 Auburn King Co. WA
Harriet M Panchot 1848/NY widowed
George H 51

Harriet Melissa “Hattie” Taplin Panchot

BIRTH

18 Sep 1849

Redwood, Jefferson County, New York, USA

DEATH

22 Oct 1932 (aged 83)

Manzanita, Kitsap County, Washington, USA

BURIAL

Mountain View Cemetery

Auburn, King County, Washington, USA

MEMORIAL ID

145003936 · View Source

Harriet is wife of Peter J (Jean Pierre) Panchot and mother of 9 children. Cemetery office has record of Harriet being buried at Mt. View. Find A Grave volunteer 48680808 also confirmed this with Cemetery Office; however, there is no marker at the burial site.
Ulysses S.A. 10/1865/MN d. 1/6/1940 King Co. WA
Harriet Lydia 8/1/1870/Dakota Co. MN d. 7/5/1957 Vancouver BC
Frederick Walter 5/13/1873/Cattaraugus Co.NY d. 6/15/1955 LA CA
Katherine Mary 1876/NY d. 3/19/1910 King Co. WA
George Henry 4/22/1878 Dakota Co MN d. 8/25/1948 King Co. WA

Cemetery

Buried at Mountain View aka Auburn Cemetery


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