PA Civil War Volunteer Soldiers
Forty-eighth Regiment, Company C
48th Regiment
Additional Companies, Bios, Organization & Service
Recruited in Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania
Mustered in July, 1861
Tower Guards
48th PA Regiment Co. C
Captain
Henry, Pleasants
George W. Gowen
William Clark
First Lieutenant
T. J. Fitzsimmons
Charles Loeser
James Clark
Second Lieutenant
Henry Weiser
First Sergeant
Samuel Weiser
Charles W. Erdman
Sergeant
Charles H. Miller
John Roerty
Jonas Geier
Samuel Wallace
John Shelby
Henry Redge
Oliver C. Hatch
Arthur P. Hatch
Corporal
Michael Condron
William Livingston
James Nicholson
James Schenk
James Horn
John Harrison
Casper Henry
William Daubert, Jr.
Alfred W. Miller
David O'Brien
James Hood
Richard Ryan
James Gribens
Edward Monahan
John Dooley
Musicians
Lewis Howard
Henry Hirst
James Brennan
Privates
Adams, Dennis
Betz, Harrison
Boyle, Thomas
Botts, Charles N.
Bundy, James
Bradley, Orio
Beatty, Robert
Buchannan, John
Brannan, Murt
Brown, Daniel
Brooks, William
Bowman, Peter
Brennan, Edward
Brennan, William
Brennan, Murt
Burke, William
Cockley, James
Cummings, Dominick
Clarke, Robert
Cassady, William
Carr, John
Carroll, Daniel
Conner, James
Dougherty, John
Dersh, Henry
Dunlevy, Andrew
Dooling, John
Dehne, Paul
Davis, Lindsay
Demmerce, William
Dintinger, Charles F.
Dumott, Henry
Dunn, Thomas
Dudley, William
Daniels, Edmund
Door, John
Elliott, William J.
Elliott, Thomas
Early, Henry
Earley, Michael
Farrell, William
Fotzpatrick, William
Fulmer, Henry
Farrell, Patrick
Foust, David
Frazier, Albert T.
Flagerty, Daniel
Grover, Jacob A.
Griffith, Benjamin F.
Gysi, Henry
Groduvannt, Casper
Gillchrist, Thomas
Graham, Gilbert
Gates, James T.
Geker, Abraham
Gettler, Barney
Green, John
Gordon, Charles H.
Hanhu, Thomas
Harrison, Samuel
Hatch, George W.
Hoffman, Jacob
Haines, William J.
Hartman, John F.
Hartley, James
Haines, Jacob
Henry, Charles H.
Hunt, William
Hitchings, George
Hartnet, John
Inhoff, John
Jones, William
Jones, John
Johnston, William
Jacobus, Abraham
Jones, Jacob
Jones, John W.
Kelly, Martin
Kurts, Albert
Lynch, Patrick
Low, James
Leiser, Daniel
Lozens, Moritz
Lambert, Enoch
Larkin, William
Long, Allen A. D.
Little, John
Lewis, Theodore
McGinnis, Edward
McCoy, Anthony
Madison, John C.
Mackey, Bird P.
Matteson, John
McDermed, Henry
McDermott, Michael
Miller, Albert
Martin, James F.
McLaughlin, Michael
Murphy, James
Miles, William
Morgan, Edward
Mohan, Michael
McVoy, Thomas
McElrath, James
Mullen, John
Merling, Henry
McElrath, Robert
Murray, John
Murphy, John
Nolan, Jerry
Neely, William
Neely, Andrew
Owens, Thomas
Owens, Edward
Pichford, Hugh
Quigley, Lewis C.
Rogers, William
Roberts, James
Rodgers, Robert
Rogers, James
Reighard, Daniel
Smith, Jacob
Smith, Francis C.
Scott, Andrew
Straugh, Isaac
Seibert, George C.
Sweeney, Dennis
Shearer, William
Skinner, Charles H.
Sullivan, Thomas
Stover, Ludwig
Sturn, Joseph
Sweeney, William
Stalnacker, Obediah
Sweeney, Edward
Strauser, Solomon
Thompson, Edward
Toben, Martin
Titus, Theodore
Toben, Richard
Thomas, William
Wheatley, John S.
Womer, Abednego
Wilson, Thomas
Wiler, John
Whitlear, John
Walters, Henry
Wagner, Franklin
Williams, William D.
Wayland, Thomas
Walker, Charles
Wiser, John
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.
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