PA Civil War Volunteer Soldiers
One Hundred and Forty-eighth Regiment, Company F
Recruited in Centre County but drew from many other counties in Pennsylvania
148th PA Regiment Co. F
Captain Martin Dolan
Captain William Potter Wilson
Captain Jacob Breon
First Lieut. George T. Curvan
First Lieut. William Lucas
Second Lieut. David C. Freeman
First Sergeant William J. Mackey
First Sergeant Jeremiah A. Sankey
First Sergeant Robert A. Henry
Sergeant Simeon Bathurst
Sergeant Sylvester A.English
Sergeant John M. English
Sergeant Samuel Stair
Sergeant William P. Phelps
Sergeant David Burrell
Corporal James S. Riley
Corporal Henry Heaton
Corporal J. W. Stringfellow
Corporal Isa P. Leightley
Corporal William Bainley
Corporal David Irvin
Corporal William A. Jacobs
Corporal George W. Steffey
Corporal James Potter
Corporal Reuben Shirk
Corporal Constantine Hinton
Corporal William H. Burrell
Corporal Stephen Kennelly
Corporal Martin T. Irvin
Corporal Daniel Shaeffer
Musician Thomas Minnich
Privates
William W. Anderson
Seth M. Abraham
George Armstrong
David Behrs
Jacob J. Berger
William H. Berger
William C. Bennett
Frederick Bingman
John Barmoy
Elias Boyer
John Cooney
Jonathan Camp
John Confer
John Cogan
Henry Crawford
Asher Crider
Solomon Crider
Alexander Creighton
Lewis W. Culver
James G. Dent
George W. Dunkle
Charles Dunlap
Eli Fritz
James E. Fleming
Michael Fox
Hamilton H. Graham
William Gares
Inman A. Hallet
Christ C. Havener
George M. Harnden
James Henry
Benjamin Hockenberry
F. F. Hollingsworth
Isaac Hollingsworth
Edward Houston
John W. Howard
Abraham Hulsizer
James O. Jordan
John H. Jacobs
Ira Johnston
David Kennedy
Miles T. Ketner
Albert Lord
David J. Little
John D. Lucas
John Lininger
John Lingle
William Lightner
Benjamin Little
Martin H. Mackey
John Mills
William Miller
Nathaniel Miller
Henry Millan
David Martz
Thomas Morgan
Samuel Mottarn
Patrick McEntyre
Luke McAbee
John McConnell
Robert McCreary
Michael McGinness
Jeremiah McKinley
William A. Nichols
Jacob E. Nichols
Henry S. Nolder
David Olswals
William A. Parker
William Perry
John Pennington
John B. Proudfoot
Joseph Sentman
John H. Smith
Philip T. B. Smith
Simon Sipe
Charles Smull
Thomas J. Spencer
Regus W. Stewart
Wilson L. Stewart
George M. Steffey
William O. Steffey
David Specht
Joseph Sunderland
Edward Swab
John Swab
Washington Watson
David White
David Wands
Joseph Wilson
William Watkins
Blair Woodcock
Jacob Wean
John Welch
Harrison Zeek
George Zulinger
Contributed by Dave Stover, Great grandson of David Stover, Company G, 148th Regiment,
Pennsylvania Volunteers. Any inquiries from individual genealogists or researchers are welcome.
Source: The Story of Our Regiment, A History of The 148th Pennsylvania
Volunteers. Written by the Comrades; Edited by Adjt. J. W. Muffly; published by The Kenyon Printing and Mfg. Company, Des Moines, Iowa. 1904.
148th Regiment
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