PA Civil War Volunteer Soldiers
One Hundred and Twenty-seventh Regiment, Company K
Recruited in Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania
Lebanon Valley Rifles
127th PA Regiment Co. K
Captain
William Fox
Joseph W. Dougherty
First Lieutenant
David S. Long
Second Lieutenant
William J. Barr bio
First Sergeant
Daniel Downey
Sergeant
Richard Bertolet
Adam J. Light
Henry J. Euston
Theodore H. Bechtel
Corporal
William Bicher
William H. Ramsey
William A. Klock
Henry L. Schram
Benjamin Bugle
Charles F. Kanton
Samuel Martry
John L. Freck
Jacob Hummel
Robert J. Luckenbill
Musician
Thomas Winters
Zachariah Reidel
Privates
Auman, Henry
Bankes, Paul
Berkheiser, Henry
Brumensteifer, J.
Bomberger, Samuel
Bergal, Franklin
Brown, George
Dougherty, Samuel
Eckert, Benedict
Fessler, Ellis
Feger, Henry
Geiger, Charles
Gergill, Benjamin
Heverling, Cyrus
Harpett, Charles
Hutton, William L.
Heisey, Daniel P.
Hoffman, Jacob
Hay, Christian
Heckman, Edward A.
Hobbs, John A.
Hautz, Elias
Iba, Frederick R.
Johnson, Joseph
Keller, Frederick
Klarke, Franklin
Lash, James L.
Lengel, George
Lessig, Reuben
Lehman, Amos
Leidy, Daniel
Mayberry, Charles
Minning, Charles
Moyer, Reuben
Moyer, Peter
McCree, James
McLaughlin, Cyrus
Pierman, Isaac
Raber, Lewis B.
Ramsey, Rufus
Ringle, Franklin E.
Rupp, John, Jr.
Reinoehl, Jacob B.
Raber, George W.
Smith, Arthur F.
Snavely, William
Schreckengast, S.
Snyder, Jeremiah
Springer, Charles
Stoner, Andrew
Strauch, John
Strauser, William
Thomas, Joseph R.
Upchurch, Theodore F.
Weber, Solomon
Weik, Henry
Weik, David
Whittle, John
Williams, Milton
Warbrook, William
Warf, Frederick
Yocum, Franklin
Yost, Lewis M.
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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