PA Civil War Volunteer Soldiers
Seventh Regiment, Company H
Boalsburg, Centre County, Pennsylvania
Mustered in April 22, 1861
Cameron Infantry
7th Regiment, Co. H
Captain
Robert McFarland
First Lieutenant
John Boal
Second Lieutenant
William N. Reiley
First Sergeant
George A. Jacobs
Second Sergeant
A. Boyd Hutchison
Third Sergeant
B. L. Greenaugh
Fourth Sergeant
Adam Hess
First Corporal
George Cronmill
Second Corporal
William Shoop
Third Corporal
John Beck
Fourth Corporal
Henry Forbes
Musicians
John C. Faber
William Harpster
Privates
Blair, Jeremiah H.
Beck, John
Benjamin, James
Burchfield, Penrose J.
Burchfield, Aaron
Barts, Jacob
Brown, George W.
Brown, Jerry C.
Cornmesser, William B.
Campbell, David S.
Cramer, Andrew
Dennis, Samuel B.
Dale, Alfred
Duffie, George
Daughenbaugh, Jacob
Delaney, John
Eckenroth, Henry
Evey, Henry
Forbes, Henry
Fox, Joseph
Fulton, John
Farber, John H.
Garner, Daniel
Gray, William I.
Harrison, Michael D.
Haughenberg, Hiram
Haughenberg, Harrison
Harpster, John H.
Harman, Charles
Hoy, John H.
Hook, John
Johnsburgh, Alfred
Johns, David H.
Jacobs, John H.
Kepheart, William P.
Kerbern, George
Koons, William T.
Lytle, Isaac
Lytle, Griffith
Lyle, Robert
Musser, William H.
McCoole, Jacob
Miller, John
Martz, John
Moore, David
Maloney, Harvey
Mays, James F.
Minick, Benjamin F.
McReady, Daniel
Ozman, George
O'Brien, Daniel
Parker, Daniel S.
Parsons, David
Roop, Samuel
Reed, William
Rote, Michael
Shorthill, James
Shoop, James P.
Singleton, George
Stewart, James T.
Williams, Samuel H.
Wort, Philip
Yarnell, Harvey
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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