PA Civil War Volunteer Soldiers
Forty-fourth Regiment, Company M
Recruited in Reading, Berks County, Pennsylvania
Reading Cavalry
44th PA Regiment Co. M
Captain
Thomas S. Richards
Hamp S. Thomas
First Lieutenant
John Hill
George D. Leaf
Henderson Sample
Second Lieutenant
A.J. Shollenberger
Joseph S. Wright
First Sergeant
Job H. Cole
J.B. Rothenberger
Quartermaster Sergeant
Henry P. Smith
Commissary Sergeant
Frederick Munson
Sergeant
James R. Smith
Zachner P. Potts
Abraham B. Kerst
D.B. Shollenberger
William A. Scott
George S. Glisson
Emanuel Britton
Charles B. Miller
James R. Aten
Corporal
W.R. Shollenberger
N.T. Baer
William A. Harper
Charles Morrisey
Abraham Shollenberger
Henry F. Williams
Anton Wolf
Edward L. McGinley
Bugler
Charles H. Engle
George Mentzer
Robert H. Scott
Privates
Allison, James
Alt, John
Britton, George H.
Brown, Samuel
Boyer, Thomas R.
Black, Joel
Baxter, H. R.
Britton, John
Buckelman, William
Britton, Linderman
Bird, Alonzo
Britton, Frederick A.
Carpenter, E. W.
Cochrane, John M.
Carver, Samuel
Carver, Daniel
Casper, Peter
Confer, Nathaniel F.
Devine, Thomas
Denny, Barclay M.
Devlin, Patrick
Ebert, George W.
Eberly, Henry
Feather, Jacob
Frill, Jacob
Foster, George
Fisher, James
French, Orville
Flag, Charles S.
Garto, Henry
Gable, John B.
Geltner, Charles
Griffith, William
Gay, Henry
Grimsley, T.D.
Garison, John
Grimsley, Thomas
Harrigan, David
Hale, Joseph
Hawley, Milton P.
Hoffman, Henry
Hendricks, William
Hartman, William
Hale, Joseph M.
Jackson, J. T.
James, Aaron B.
Klinck, Jonn P.
Kline, George W.
Kline, H. R.
Kline, John
Kerst, Abraham
Kinney, Jacob F.
Kershner, Wellington R.
Long, Henry
Leeds, William
Lindenmuth, Nathaniel
Lose, Nicholas H.
Lose, John J.
Long, John W.
McFarland, George
Martin, Thomas A.
McEwen, William
McGargle, Patrick
McGinley, John K.
Moore, Levi
Mains, Enoch
Miller, Don Carlos
Margnett, M. M.
Montgomery, William
McNamara, Patrick
McGlone, Thomas
Miller, John H.
Moore, Daniel
Moon, Edward
Miller, Edward
McGinley, Daniel E.
Miller, George
Muthard, E. F.
Miller, William
McEwen, John
Martin, Thomas
Musser, George W.
Moyer, John
Numan, Henry
Norton, (Morton) T.
Phillips, Monroe
Potell, William
Paulis, George
Potter, Henry F.
Rapp, Henry A.
Richards, Joseph
Roberts, John
Rhodewalt, John
Rhodes, Samuel
Rudy, Michael
Raw, Jeremiah
Strine, Jeremiah
Scott, Charles E.
Sheets, John
Shealer, Augustus
Snovel, John
Stetler, Henry
Souder, William
Strine, Robert
Shappel, Jeremiah
Shaffer, George
Strine, William
Smith, Joseph
Schealer, Samuel
Smith, Finegan
Urner, Henry P.
Umphris, John
Wentzel, John
Williamson, Charles
Winegardner, William
Whitmer, Joseph H.
Wagner, Henry B.
Wauner, August
Wingard, John L.
Yocum, David
Zink, Charles
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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