PA Civil War Volunteer Soldiers
One Hundred and Sixteenth Regiment, Company G
Recruited in Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania
116th PA Regiment Co. G
Captain
Lawrence Kelley
Frank R. Leib
Francis McGuigan
S. G. Vanderheyden
First Lieutenant
Edmund Randall
Garrett Nowlen
First Sergeant
William A. Klock
Edward J. Rogers
Sergeant
Israel Seitzinger
George A. Cook
James F. Kressley
Charles M. Garber
James M. Seitzinger
Charles Shelley
William H. Harman
George H. Bunting
Thomas McKelvey
John C. Marley
Corporal
Amos F. Butler
H. M. Seitzinger
John McKinsey
N. M. Bretzieus
Halley Barr
Benjamin Dewalt
Ephraim W. Ney
Henry R. Quinter
Abraham Foust
Samuel S. Kramer
Charles Gallagher
Frederick Wagner
William H. Milner
Francis Adams
Samuel White
James Brynes
Charles Kleepatt
John McCormick
Musician
Edward Harris
James Kelley
Henry Adams
Privates
Adams, Cassius
Allen, John
Berger, George
Boyer, Elias
Barr, John
Buchner, Adam
Becker, William H.
Brocklehurst, Robert
Barr, Dennis
Brown, James
Busby, Samuel
Chambers, Morgan
Christ, Charles
Cooper, Thomas
Cook, John G.
Cole, Neil
Deitzler, Henry
De Bowman, Charles
Dennis, John
Dorsey, Dennis
Doyle, William
Dunn, John, 1st
Dunn, John, 2nd
Edmonston, Robert
Fennel, William
Freeby, George
Fields, John
Franks, Frank B.
Gearing, John
Goodman, George
Green, Jesse
Gebbert, Edmund L.
Giltman, John
Green, William
German, William
Gorman, Bernard
Giobs, James
Gravell, George
Giger, John
Gedds, Alexander
Heater, Franklin
Hasler, Frederick
Hoffman, John H.
Heinbeck, William B.
Hummel, Jacob
Herring, Paul
Hummel, Jonathan
Hoffman, Henry
Hibbs, Joseph H.
Hutchinson, William
Hare, William
Johnston, William H.
Jones, William
Jones, Frank
Kramer, Isaac
Kissmer, William H.
Koch, George W.
Kramer, George
Krouse, Gottleib
Krewson, Alban's L.
Kavanaugh, Peter
Kelly, James
Long, Lewis D.
Lutz, Mahlon
Lawler, John
Matz, Leon D.
Moyer, William
Miller, John
Miller, Thomas
Moyer, Michael
Moyer, Jonathan Y.
Marberger, John O.
Moyer, James F.
Markland, James
Monaghan, Felix
Miles, Edward E.
Martin, Hugh
Moxley, William
Manning, Mark
McCafferty, John
McVey, William
McSorley, Patrick
McLane, John
McCullow, John
McGrickin, Michael
McCarty, James
McGinley, Charles
McLaughlin, Daniel
McNulty, Henry
McGuire, Thomas
Norton, Thomas
O'Harra, Henry
O'Conner, John
O'Reeson, William
Poffenberger, Francis
Purdy, Thomas
Price, Henry D.
Porter, Michael
Quinn, Terrence
Reber, Franklin
Rehring, Moses
Roth, Jacob
Ruck, Cyrus
Ross, John
Reager, Timothy
Seigfried, John
Sherff, Henry
Schelthorn, Jacob
Smith, Adam S.
Sellers, Jacob
Stout, Daniel
Smith, George S.
Snyder, Peter
Sherman, Adam
Sherman, John
Smith, Samuel
Schor, Paul
Seed, Joseph
Smith, Josiah
Scott, Joseph B.
Sayer, John
Steigwalt, Lewis
Trumbo, Henry H.
Tucker, William
Taylor, Francis
Turner, George
Tonner, William
Torrins, William, 1st
Torrins, William, 2nd
Thornton, William
Wold, William
Wanner, Franklin
Wilson, Andrew
Wintermouth, George
Wilson, Ambrose O.
Williams, John
White, Thomas J.
Walls, John
Zanes, William
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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