PA Civil War Volunteer Soldiers

One Hundred and Seventy-ninth Regiment, Company K

Recruited in Berks County, Pennsylvania

179th PA Regiment Co. K

Captain
John B. Wagoner

First Lieutenant
Alexander Young

Second Lieutenant
Amos H. Engle

First Sergeant
William F. Riegel

Sergeant  
James Zettemoyer
Amos Boone
Jacob Firing
Linderman Brittin

Corporal
Jacob Holloway
Harman R. Bunn
David Hinterleter
Charles E. Willman
John R. Wagoner
Jacob Swavely
Joel Fox   
William A. Potteiger

Musician
Daniel Rohrbach
Amerson Smeck

Privates  
Arnold, John    
Arndt, Linneaus
Breneiser, John  
Bast, Jonathan   
Boyer, James
Biehl, Daniel
Boyer, John H.
Bush, Henry    
Baker, Jeremiah
Bechtel Abraham
Bailey, William  
Betz, William   
Baily, Joshua    
Bausher, Jacob S.
Danner, Jacob  
Dehart, Daniel   
Debart, David G. 
Dietrich, Ephraim
Dietrich, Benneville
Dietrich, Peter  
Derr, Alvin     
Emes, Anthony  
Eschbach, Daniel
Endy, Benjamin
Eagle, Daniel M.
Eagle, Peter     
Emore, Amos   
Faber, Isaac
Frankhauser, D.C.
Fox, Jacob
Frey, Elias S.
Greenawalt, Henry
GreenawaIt, D. M.
Gehret, Samuel L.
Gross, William   
Greenawalt, Joshua
Hefflegar, Rudolph
Hartman, David
Hawk, Albert S. 
Hoffman, Benneville
Houck, Harrison
Kroninger, Peter
Kline, Jacob
Kunkle. Michael
Lenhart, John   
Livingood, John E.
Lewars, Henry  
Miller, William  
Mauger, David R.N.
Mauger, Jacob S.
Meek, John     
Miller, Hiram   
Miller, Levi    
Morgan, Jacob
Moser, John.    
Ortlip, John     
Pott, Augustus B.
Pott, Charles M. 
Roether, Richard
Reinert, Samuel
Rupp, Jacob   
Roth, Daniel
Roth, David F.
Reichelderfer, Per'y
Rahmer, Willoughby
Strunk, J. Franklin
Schealer, Samuel
Schum, Daniel   
Shirey, John H.
Shirey, Franklin H.
Seip, John B.    
Sarg, Valentine
Sassaman, Jacob M.
Shuman, Samuel
Seyler, William M.
Trexler, Nathan
Wentzel, Philip