PA Civil War Volunteer Soldiers
One Hundred and Ninety-fourth Regiment, Company C
194th Regiment
Additional Companies, Bios, Organization & Service
Recruited in Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania
194th PA Regiment Co. C
Captain
Oscar D. Jenkins
Zacur P. Pott
First Lieutenant
Thomas J. Foster
Second Lieutenant
John C. Guss
First Sergeant
Hudson D. Kind
Sergeant
Henry Walbridge
Robert M. Palmer
Amos Boyer
Milton Williams
Daniel W. Filbert
Jacob Riegel
Corporal
Henry Deibert
James Glover
Theo'lus P. Gould
John Schmeltzer
Chas. Brownmiller
Jao. A. Huntzinger
William Helms
John Walbridge
Byron O. Manville
Privates
Anstock, David
Burkhart, John
Bausman, Henry
Bausman, John
Botts, Jacob
Brown, Samuel
Bertram, Frank
Beacher, William
Bathurst, James
Beyerle, Henry
Bailer, Jacob G.
Cake, Raphael
Collins, George
Chrisman, Jacob
Conrad, Levi
Doughman, Miles
Daubenspeck, William
Eckert, Edward
Frehafer, Elhanan
Fensler, Alonzo
Fensler, John
Ferrer, George
Fuchs, John J.
Frederick, Orin
Gertz, Joseph
Glontz, Henry
Ginter, Daniel
Hepler, William
Hodson, James N.
Hoffman, Albert
Hain, George
Hardy, Isaac
Hoffman, Herman
Jordan, Michael
Johnson, John
Kauffman, George
Kalbach, William
Keller, Joshua
Kohler, John
Klinger, William
Laury, George
Lynch, James
Mathews, Thomas
Moran, Andrew
McG1one, Patrick
Nimelton, Henry
Nash, John A.
Neff, John
Phillips, Thomas H.
Queeney, William
Roaney, John
Rhorig, Patrick
Rahn, George
Shoener, Charles
Strohmeier, Henry
Skean, George
Sterner, Jonathan
Smith, Oliver
Shay, William
Sands, Eugene
Setley; Victor
Steffee, Andrew
Toohey, William
Trexler, Franklin
Uble, Joseph
Weidel, Felix
Wil1trout, Daniel
Williams, Richard
Wortz, William
Welsh, Thomas
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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