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PA Civil War Volunteer Soldiers

One Hundred and Sixteenth Regiment, Company F

Recruited in Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania

116th PA Regiment Co. F

Captain
Wellington Jones
William A. Shoener

First Lieutenant
Joseph B. Kite
Peter H. Frailey
George Reber

Second Lieutenant
Louis J. Sacriste

First Sergeant
Edward S. Kline

Sergeant
William M. Wagner
Horace B. Klock
Charles Maurer
Daniel Moyer

Corporal
Levi P. Miller
William L. Hutton
Solomon Kamp
William H. Webber
Franklin Wagner
Solomon Everly
Christopher Dieffenderfer
Adam Wagner
William Moser
William Emrich
Daniel B. Berkheiser

Musician
Jacob Shrader
Daniel Kramer

Privates
Ailman, William
Adams, David M.
Berger, John A.
Berkheiser, Benjamin
Berger, Henry H.
Brigel, Franklin
Brummer, D. H.
Baxter, John
Bright, Philip F.
Corloy, John
Cummings, John
Collins, William
Charters, Thomas
Camden, John
Ditzler, Thomas
Dry, William
Ditzler, Elias
Day, James
Derulf, Elam
Dohrman, John F.
Dolan, Michael
Dyson, Freeman
Duffy, James F.
Dougherty, Thomas
Dougherty, Patrick
Dempsey, James B.
Everly, Moses
Eckman, Owen
Evely, Joshua
Emsley, William
Ellis, Samuel
Faust, Semaria
Freeze, Gideon
Freeze, John
Fahl, Daniel
Garth, John S.
Green, John
Gorman, Samuel
Hahn, John G.
Hendricks, A. L.
Henny, Daniel
Hunker, John J.
Hoffman, Peramus
Herring, Levi
Heinback, Lewis
Houck, Charles T.
Johnson, Joseph M.
Kramer, Francis S.
Kamp, Reuben
Kramer, Samuel
Knapp, Cyrus
Kramer, Thomas S.
Koch, Isaiah
Kramer, Francis
Kramer, George
Knight, Thomas
Kelley, Henry C.
Kite, William S.
Kanady, Thomas
Kalaher, Charles
Lawrence, Jeremiah
Lahone, Jonathan
Lynn, Daniel
Lister, Thomas J.
Lister, William
Lynch, James
Moyer, June
Moyer, Lewis E.
Morgan, Joseph P.
Murphy, Daniel
Miller, Tobias W.
Miller, Lewis M.
Moyer, Albert L.
Mengle, Reuben
Moyer, Charles H.
Moyer, Charles
Murray, Matthew
Mills, Charles
Miller, Thomas
Moore, Jesse
McNamara, Matthew
McCready, James
McGlensey, Charles
McCutcheon, John
McGinty, Hugh
McDonnell, James
Neyer, Isaac
Peteas, Robert
Rahn, Jacob
Reppert, Henry
Reber, Franklin
Reinheimer, A. L.
Reber, Joseph B.
Reppert, Amos
Raush, Nathan
Reichert, Charles K.
Reichert, Christian
Robinson, Joseph H.
Shoener, Morgan
Smith, Clayton
Shoener, Richard
Sacriste, Sebastian
Stewart, William
Scarlett, Robert M.
Smith, John
Stevens, Charles
Stait, Daniel
Titlow, Abraham S.
Thompson, John
Updyke, Amos
Woolis, Willoughby
Webber, Franklin
Wanner, William
Webber, John
White, James
Wagner, John
Wagner, Martin M.
Wadsworth, Job
Wright, John C.
Williams, 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

116th Regiment

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