PA Civil War Volunteer Soldiers
Fifth Regiment, Company D
5th Regiment
Additional Companies, Bios, Organization & Service
Recruited in Huntingdon, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania
Mustered in April 21, 1861
Standing Stone Guards
5th Regiment, Co. D
Captain
Benjamin F. Miller
First Lieutenant
George F. McCabe
Second Lieutenant
James D. Campbell
First Sergeant
Addison J. Moore
Second Sergeant
John S. Campbell
Third Sergeant
William H. Fleuner
Fourth Sergeant
George W. Simpson
First Corporal
James McCahans
Second Corporal
Robert B. Smith
Third Corporal
William S. Westbrook
Fourth Corporal
George W. Cypher
Musician
A. Buoy Kinney
Edwin W. Thomas
Privates
Barrick, Jacob
Black, George A.
Bradley, John W.
Cannan, John
Coder, William B.
Clark, Jacob S.
Couch, W. A. B.
Clark, Alfred
Cullison, John
Cunningham, J. D.
Deffenbach, Samuel S.
De Armet, John
Donahoo, John
Deeter, John A.
Dean, George W.
Estep, William
Fink, John
Fleck, Augustus
Forshey, Henry
Gibb, John
Glazier, William H.
Gilliland, John W.
Gilliland, William D.
Harvey, George W.
Hoffman, John
Keegan, Thomas
Lytle, John M.
Long, William H.
Montgomery, George W.
McFarland, Theodore
Miller, W. A.
McCabe, Edward
McMurtrie, Samuel M.
McMurtrie, James
McGee, Charles W.
Mangle, Adam
McCall, Jacob
McKean, James
McAllister, Alfred
Miller, Adam P.
Nash, E. K.
Prim, William H.
Rinard, Samuel
Ronlett, James
Staubs, Nathaniel
Shaw, William H.
Stamm, John
Stevens, William
Sturtsman, William
Steel, Jacob
Shaffer, Peter
Sneath, George
Souder, John
Sneath, Richard
Thompson, Robert E.
Tobias, Calvin
Thompson, Joseph H.
Vandevender, M. M.
Williams, B. Franklin
Wagoner, William H.
White, Anthony
Wise, William H.
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
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