PA Civil War Volunteer Soldiers
First Regiment, Company B
1st Regiment
Additional Companies, Bios, Organization & Service
Recruited in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania
Mustered in April 20, 1861
Citizen's Artillery
1st PA Regiment, Co. B
Captain
Jacob Dachradt
First Lieutenant
Godfrey Mutchler
Second Lieutenant
Charles Eichman
First Sergeant
James F. Meyers
Second Sergeant
Jacob F. Rafferty
Third Sergeant
Andrew Burt
Fourth Sergeant
Samuel H. Barnes
First Corporal
Edward Cook
Second Corporal
Max Weeks
Third Corporal
G. William Barrow
Fourth Corporal
John H. Burch
Musician
Samuel Burch
William H. Ginnerd
Privates
Bixler, John A.
Bigley, Solomon
Bittenbender, John W.
Benner, John
Bassett, Jacob
Barnes, Gideon A.
Bloeckley, Edwin D.
Bitzner, Lawrence
Church, Pulaski M.
Dachrodt, John A.
Darmer, Paul
Dittler, Jacob N.
Davis, William D.
Everetts, John
Eichman, William
Frountfelter, Levi
Fargo, James G.
Ginnerd, Joseph A.
Gardner, Abraham
Hay, Andrew I.
Hay, John Q.
Hineline, Daniel E.
Hill, Hennan
Hetzell, John
Huble, Frederick W.
Hahn, George H.
Hartzell, William
Imick, Charles
Kromer, William H.
Kromer, Lewis F.
Kemmerer, Edgar
Lerch, John S.
Lynn, F.
Levers, Joseph
Moser, James P.
Moritz, William H.
Michler, Peter S.
Myers, Joseph S.
Purser, John
Rodgers, Andrew
Rinker, Franklin
Rinek, Jacob
Ricker, John W.
Shetter, Charles P.
Smith, Maximillian
Schortz, Charles
Schweb, Frederick
Schaffer, Samuel
Schook, Amandes
Savitz, Joseph W.
Singer, J. Lewis
Smith, William
Schmitzer, William
Smith, Edward O.
Schlubach, Reuben
Smith, Valentine
Snyder, William F.
Steer, William
Templin, William A.
Troxell, William E.
Ziegenfuss, William I.
Roster Source: Bates, Samuel P. (Samuel Penniman), 1827-1902.: History of Pennsylvania Volunteers, 1861-5; prepared in compliance with acts of the legislature, by Samuel P. Bates.
Contributed by George Rapp
1st Regiment
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