PA Civil War Volunteer Soldiers
Forty-fourth Regiment, First Cavalry Company L
Recruited in Reading, Berks County, Pennsylvania
Reading City Company
44th PA Regiment Co. L
Captain
J.C.A. Hoffeditz
William A. Sands
First Lieutenant
Henry S. Gaul
Second Lieutenant
C.A. Lichtenthaller
David S. Buxton
First Sergeant
Cyrus Bentz
Jer. K. Rhoads
Benjamin F. Hull
Quartermaster Sergeant
Daniel Howder
Commissary Sergeant
Augustus Rhoads
John Howder
Sergeant
W.D. Kofenhaver
Benjamin F. Bright
George Kemp
Michael Donovan
James N. Hunter
Joseph Buck
Milton Hoffeditz
Samuel H. Shiffert
William A. Tobias
Peter Dasher
Corporal
B.G. Pretzman
John Guires
John Kramer
John H. Johnson
Thomas Wendling
Robert M. Devine
Dewilla H. Long
John M. Algier
David Mundshower
Francis M. Coover
Bugler
George Kesler
William W. Warner
M.A. Bartolette
Privates
Addis, Daniel
Augstadt, James
Allgaier, Elias
Bilman, Samuel
Burns, William
Burkman, John O.
Buck, Peter C.
Bobst, Isaac
Brenizer, Franklin
Black, Hugh W.
Brown, John
Bower, Thomas
Black, John
Bachman, Aaron E.
Brownmiller, H.H.
Conrad, James
Derrick, Henry
Doyle, Jago
Dissenger, Isaac S.
Dixon, Daniel K.
Doyle, John H.
Fisher, Peres S.
Fink, Urias
Fincher, George W.
Freese, George P.
Folk, Daniel
Fagan, Patrick
Garis, James
Geiger, Daniel A.
Gries, Charles
Glasser, James
Gross, John
Glenney, Thomas
Gromlich, Jer.
Gehert, Hamilton
Horrock, Abram.
Hoyer, Mahlon G.
Harrison, Charles L.
Hummel, Peter
Holster, Joseph
Herring, John
Hafer, Amos
Huyett, George
Hendricks, Samuel
Homan, Reuben
Irwin, Robert F.
Irwin, William H.
James, George W.
Jackson, John
Jackson, Robert W.
Knauss, Thomas
Kerns, John A.
Karshsarf, Lewis
Keller, Jonas
Kerling, Edwin
Lindemuth, J.H.A.
Levan, Albert S.
Lindley, Thomas
Loy, Henry W.
Leiser, William B.
Lotz, William D.
Lesher, Cyrus
Lacy, Joseph R.
Minker, Henry
Moyer, Adam
McElwee, Andrew
McLellan, John
Millet, Charles H.
Miller, John
Machamer, Henry
Noacker, Aug. R.
Newkirk, John
Noll, Peter
Ness, Samuel
Pfleager, Samuel M.
Porter, Isaac
Patterson, George
Rodgers, Joseph F.
Roland, Jacob
Ringler, Daniel L.
Ritter, Joseph
Rhodes, Effinger
Ruth, Daniel H.
Rightmeyer, W.A.
Rudy, Henry S.
Reifsnyder, H.R.
Ringler, Jacob
Ramer, Thomas
Reber, Jacob H.
Reeder, Levi
Reed, Samuel P.
Reinhold, Richard
Raudenbush, John
Reed, Daniel
Reinoehl, J.W.
Reifsnyder, D.B.
Sherman, Lewis
Stamm, Aaron
Seyfert, Nicholas
Schmale, Samuel
Seiders, Isaac
Sanders, James
Strasser, Jesse W.
Snyder, David
Smith, Reuben
Sanders, Jonathan
Sanders, George F.
Scheirer, Martin
Seiders, Henry E.
Sedar, James
Stoltz, John
Vernervault, George
Wagner, Reuben
Wilson, George P.
Warner, Augustus H.
Wideman, Julius
Winne, Barney
Werkes, William
Wise, Jesse W.
Watson, James
Zimmerman, George S.
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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