PA Civil War Volunteer Soldiers
Seventh Regiment, Company F
Recruited in Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania
Mustered in April 22, 1861
Pennsylvania Zouaves
7th Regiment, Co. F
Captain
Joseph Gerard
First Lieutenant
Anderson Faith
Second Lieutenant
William C. Enright
First Sergeant
Alexander Johnston
Second Sergeant
Bartholomew Scanlon
Third Sergeant
William Keenan
Fourth Sergeant
Michael Russel
First Corporal
Charles Levi
Second Corporal
William H. Lewis
Third Corporal
John W. Bell
Fourth Corporal
Jacob Linderwick
Musician
Randolph Curry
Privates
Asron, Powell
Amer, Joseph
Butcher, Gotlieb
Bamford, Benjamin B.
Belser, Frank
Beardman, Frank
Brosey, John
Brown, Robert
Bothwell, Alexander
Brueston, John
Craig, Neal
Campbell, William C.
Conrad, Peter
Davis, Howell
Donahoe, Michael
Detrick, John
Delker, Crist
Evans, William
Eckart, Frederick
Fillman, Ernest
Fisher, Jacob
Fox, John W.
Graham, William
Geddis, William
Geiser, John B.
Guiney, Jacob
Hunter, Alexander S. B.
Hart, Thomas
Heilpenbug, John
Hall, Joseph
Jones, William
Kettenberg, Henry
Kaul, Adam
Koch, William
Laindiger, John
Lally, Patrick
Littner, John
Lensingburg, Franklin S.
Morgan, Thomas
Mathews, Thomas
Moricke, Charles
Murphy, Jerry
Morin, Daniel
McElrary, William
McKinney, Lewis
McLain, James C.
McCullough, Michael
McGram, Barnard
Nagle, John
Parsons, George W.
Platt, William
Reagan, John
Ruddick, Edward
Rogers, David
Staaf, John
Stein, Charles B.
Shaw, Andrew
Stone, Charles
Stulin, Wendelin
Sparman, John
Snell, Augustus
Sullivan, Philip
Stailey, August
Thomas, Joseph
Till, Henry G.
Wilbert, Adam
Wilbert, Christian
Zion, August
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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