All Marple, Marples, Marphle, Marpel, Marpool, Marphel, etc. family are related.
The Marple Family in the Union Army
2nd California Cavalry, Co. I; Samuel W. Marple; Private/Hospital Steward
47th Illinois Infantry, Co. D; Milton Marple (Marples); Private
57th Illinois Infantry, Co. P; David Marple; Private
66th Illinois Infantry, Co. G; Richard S. Marple; Private
100th Illinois Infantry, Co. E; John Marples; Private
46th Indiana Infantry, Co. B; Alfred Marpole; Private
79th Indiana Infantry, Co. C; Horace Marple; Private
2nd Iowa Infantry, Co. B; John Marple; Private
9th Iowa Infantry, Co. A; Joseph Marple (Markle); Private
11th Kansas Infantry, Co. I; Joseph W. Marple; Private
11th Kansas Cavalry, Co. I (Field and Staff); Silas W. Marple;
Private (was also a lieutenant in Co. F, 65th US Colored Troops).
17th Kansas Infantry, Co. D; Abram Marple; Private
1st Kentucky Cavalry, Co. A; John Marphles (Marplis); Private
1st Kentucky Cavalry, Co. A; David Marples; Private
1st Kentucky Cavalry, Co. A; John Marples; Private
10th Kentucky Infantry, Co. H; Edward Marple; Private
10th Kentucky Infantry, Co. H; Jefferson Marple; Private
13th Kentucky Cavalry, Co. A; Ervin G. Marple (Marples); Private
27th Kentucky Infantry, Co. C; George W. Marple; Private
5th Massachusetts Infantry, Co. D; Samuel R. Marple; Private/Corporal
48th Mass. Inf., Co. I; Hammond Marpelt (Herman Manpohl); Pvt/Corp.
3rd Minnesota Infantry, Co. ; Charles Marple; Private
6th Missouri S. M. Cavalry, Co. C; Augustin A. Marple; Private
1st New Jersey Cavalry, Co. A; John E. Marple; Corporal/Sergeant
3rd New Jersey Cavalry, Co. C; Nathan Marple; Private
24th New Jersey Infantry, Co. B; Francis E. Marplun; Private
1st New York Cavalry, Co. C; Samuel Marple; Private
5th New York Heavy Artillery, Co. H; Elwood S. Marples; Private
53rd New York Infantry, Co. C; Willis E. Marple; Private (also 133rd NY)
17th Ohio Infantry, Co. K; Joseph Marple; Private
43rd Ohio Infantry, Co. B; William H. Marple; Private
50th Ohio Infantry, Co. F; Joseph Marple; Private
62nd Ohio Infantry, Co. D?; James A. Marplun; Private (also 67th Ohio Infantry)
63rd Ohio Infantry, Co. D; James M. Marple; Private
89th Ohio Infantry, Co. H; Thomas Marple; Private
142nd Ohio Infantry, Co. H; Hiram B. Marple; Private
159th Ohio Infantry, Co. G; Jonah L. Marple; Private
191st Ohio Infantry, Co. K; Thomas W. Marple; Private
2nd Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery, Co. D; Isaac P. Marple; Private
4th Pennsylvania Cavalry, Co. C; George Marples; Corporal/Blacksmith
4th Pennsylvania Infantry, Co. K; John Marple; Private
6th Pennsylvania Cavalry, Co. H; Amos Marple; Private
6th Pennsylvania Cavalry, Co. H; Jacob Marple; Corporal/Private
11th Pennsylvania Infantry, Co. K; Kirk Marple; Corporal (also 90th PA Inf, Co. G)
14th Pennsylvania Cavalry, Co. A; Seneca L. Marple
Seneca was captured and sent to Andersonville Prison, Georgia.
He died there on April 17, 1864 and is buried in grave 586.
15th Pennsylvania Cavalry, Co. F; Enoch W. Marple; Private
18th Pennsylvania Cavalry, Co. M; Jacob H. Marple; Private
88th Pennsylvania Infantry, Co. I; Charles H. Marple; Private
91st Pennsylvania Infantry, Co. K; Thomas Marple; Corporal
95th Pennsylvania Infantry, Co. F; Thomas N. Marple; Private
104th Pennsylvania Infantry, Co. F; Alfred Marple; Captain
Alfred was a school teacher by profession and, according to family legend, was in the audience at Ford's Theater the evening President Lincoln was assassinated.
