PA Civil War Volunteer Soldiers
Seventh Regiment, Company K
Recruited in Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania
Mustered in April 23, 1861
Pittsburgh Invincibles
7th Regiment, Co. K
Captain
William Troville
First Lieutenant
William Graham
Second Lieutenant
William L. Foulk
First Sergeant
Isaac Wright
Second Sergeant
Richard Splain
Third Sergeant
William Fitzmorris
Fourth Sergeant
Edward Flinn
First Corporal
George Bills
Second Corporal
Matthew Frazier
Third Corporal
Henry Greatrake
Fourth Corporal
George Grazzam
Musicians
John Walby
Samuel Winthrow
Privates
Anthony, W. James
Adams, Ralph
Bostwick, William
Barker, James
Baiter, Frederick
Bender, Andrew
Bechtel, Lewis
Brown, James
Briggs, James W.
Bills, George
Clary, James
Conrad, William D.
Cupps, Andrew J.
Couch, George
Clark, James
Crevison, David
Darly, Charles
Eberhart, Adam
Edgar, Matthew
France, John
Ford, James
Grane, Ezekiel
Griffith, Abraham
Hewitt, George
Herbert, David
Hume, Charles G.
Hunter, David
Hilston, Edward
Johnston, John
Johnston, Alexander
Kurtz, Henry
Kelley, Peter
Krumlah, Charles William
Kaufield, Ernest
Lentner, Andrew
McMasters, Jacob
Mooney, John H.
Massy, George
Miller, Peter
Metz, Conrad
Martin, John
Myers, William
Martin, Fritz
Montgomery, Robert
Nelson, John
Platt, Henry
Irwin, James
Rodgers, Andrew
Ridgley, Charles
Steel, Matthew
Smith, Augustus
Sturdy, Henry
Silk, Thomas
Stump, George
Thursby, Samuel
Taylor, John
Taylor, Charles
Thompson, John
Waters, David V.
Weber, William
Whalon, James B.
Whitmore, Christopher
Walters, William
Winters, James
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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