PA Civil War Volunteer Soldiers
Seventh Regiment, Company A
7th Regiment
Additional Companies, Bios, Organization & Service
Recruited in Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania
Mustered in April 23, 1861
Scott Legion
7th Regiment, Co. A
Captain
Maurice Wallace
First Lieutenant
Morgan R. Bryan
Second Lieutenant
Henry W. Horbach
First Sergeant
John Reynolds
Second Sergeant
James Calhoun
Third Sergeant
Daniel C. Collins
Fourth Sergeant
William B. Kauffman
First Corporal
John Valleby
Second Corporal
James Wormine
Third Corporal
William H. Jeffries
Fourth Corporal
John Longstaff
Musicians
Edward S. Magee
Patrick Donahoe
Privates
Ackerman, Henry
Algoe, Charles
Baker, Christopher
Boyd, Samuel
Brenard, Edward E.
Brown, John H.
Brown, Joshua
Buck, William
Byerly, William
Carson, John H.
Casey, Timothy
Casiday, Michael
Clark, James
Claire, John
Connelly, Daniel
Davis, Arthur
Davis, John
Davis, William A. R.
Dunn, Michael
Eschenbaum, Joseph
Finfrock, Robert
Fisher, Patrick
Glunt, Henry
Gross, Jacob
Hemphill, George
Holmes, James R.
Johnson, John
Jones, John H.
Jones, James
Kiggins, John
Kipp, Edward
Kress, Anthony
McAnnich, Elias
McCloskey, Charles
McClung, O. C.
McGee, James
McGinness, Edward
McLaughlin, Patrick
McMillen, Samuel C.
McMahon, Charles
Marshall, William H.
Mason, Patrick
Mitchell, Daniel W.
Morris, John
Neilie, Robert, Jr.
Normine, Thomas
Perkins, Charles
Prince, William
Richards, William
Rippey, Wilt
Rhodes, Charles H.
Rowe, Richard
Ruch, Conrad
Silverthorn, David R.
Shields, William
Smullin, Owen
Stevenson, John H.
Stone, Cyrus H.
Weeks, Charles H.
Weeks, William W.
Whiteside, William
Wiggens, James
Wheelen, James
Wise, Elisha
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
7th Regiment
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