PA Civil War Volunteer Soldiers
Eighth Regiment, Company D
8th Regiment
Additional Companies, Bios, Organization & Service
Recruited in Wilkes-Barre, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania
Mustered in April 22, 1861
Jackson Rifles
8th Regiment, Co. D
Captain
Jacob Bertels
First Lieutenant
Richard Fitzgerald
Second Lieutenant
Patrick Lenihan
First Sergeant
Michael Reily
Second Sergeant
John C. Reily
Third Sergeant
Michael Gilligan
Fourth Sergeant
Joseph P. Byrne
First Corporal
Daniel McBride
Second Corporal
Daniel Shoolin
Third Corporal
Thomas Devaney
Fourth Corporal
John Ryan
Musician
Bartholomew Lynch
John Batterton
Privates
Boyle Philip
Baney, John
Biglin, Patrick
Brennan, Patrick, 1st
Birmingham, Thomas
Boran, Thomas
Boylan, James
Brennan, Patrick, 2nd
Coyle, Matthew
Caffrey, John
Clark, John
Cunningham, Daniel
Cosgrove, John
Collins, John
Curran, Michael
Cull, Frank
Coggles, Michael
Collins, Patrick
Delaney, John
Dolton, James
Davis, Evan
Dougher, James
Dougherty, James
Evans, John
Fogarty, Patrick
Graham, John
Griffith, Patrick
Gallagher, Patrick, 1st
Gallagher, Patrick, 2nd
Heley, Thomas
Houston, Patrick
Killroy, Edward
Keeghran, Michael
Lynch, James
Levey, Patrick
Lisk, John
Lynch, Bernard
Lahey, Thomas
Lebar, Peter
Lawler, John
McDowell, John
McCoy, Thomas
McCluskey, Thomas
McConelogue, John
Merghan, William
McManiman, Thomas
Morris, Michael
Mulvey, Michael
McTigue, Patrick
McCool, John
McReenelly, John
McGinness, Michael
McCormick, Daniel
O'Donnell, Thomas
Plum, James
Paul, Patrick
Ryan, Martin
Reily, Lawrence
Ruddy, Michael
Sullivan, John
Sullivan, Timothy
Sherron, Edward
Scott, John
Totton, Dalton W.
Welsh, Martin
Ward, John
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
8th Regiment
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