PA Civil War Volunteer Soldiers
Twenty-Fifth Regiment, Company B
25th Regiment
Additional Companies, Bios, Organization & Service
Recruited in Schuylkill and Berks Counties, Pennsylvania
Mustered in April 18, 1861
Haskin Guards
25th PA Regiment Co. B
Captain
James Wren
First Lieutenant
Joseph A. Gilmour
Second Lieutenant
Cyrus Sheetz
William J. McQuade
First Sergeant
George H. Gessang
Second Sergeant
Thomas Johnson
Third Sergeant
William Heffner
Fourth Sergeant
John Engle
First Corporal
Henry K. Downing
Second Corporal
Francis Hause
Third Corporal
John Noble
Fourth Corporal
William Feger
Privates
Alspach, William
Algin, William
Boats, William
Brobst, Henry
Bertolet, Richard
Brandt, Jeremiah
Barth, Frank
Brown, William
Boyer, David
Bowsum, William H.
Betts, Robert
Cole, William
Corby, Thomas
Christ, Frederick
Curry, John
Douglas, Lewis
Dougan, William
Drako, Nelson
Elberty, W. Asbury
Frailey, Peter H.
Fisher, Peter
Gaynor, Edward J.
Grove, Peter
Hesser, Charles
Hammer, Thomas
Hause, Charles
Henry, James W.
Hunter, John T.
Hill, Henry
Johnes, John
Kauffman, John S.
Kaiser, Henry F.
Lesher, William
Laub, Charles E.
Marks, Samuel B.
Morton, Robert D.
Moser, Daniel
Maurer, Charles
McKnew, William
Nail, John A.
Nelson, Robert
Pass, John
Price, Richard
Pott, Richard
Reed, Joseph
Reese, August
Steahlin, George F.
Shoener, Samuel
Stillman, James
Spence, William
Titus, Ambrose
Wernent, Victor
Weaver, John C.
Williams, Eli
Williams, David
Whitfield, Albert
Waters, Gilbert
Wortz, David
Wenterod, Philip
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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