PA Civil War Volunteer Soldiers
Forty-eighth Regiment, Company F
Recruited in Minersville, Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania
Mustered in July, 1861
Ringgold Rifles
48th PA Regiment Co. F
Captain
Joseph H. Hoskings
John L. Williams
First Lieutenant
James Henry
James A. Easton
Second Lieutenant
Henry Reese
First Sergeant
John W. Jenkins
George Edwards
Sergeant
William E. Taylor
Charles W. Haines
Robert D. Paden
Richard Hopkins
William J. Wells
Patrick Monaghan
Austin E. Farrow
Joseph Gould
Corporal
Henry Jenkins
Jeremiah Griffiths
William S. Redner
William Hopkins
George N. Dowden
John Williams
Samuel Glenn
Robert Wallaco
Isaac Barto
John Powell
David T. Kreiger
Thomas James
Samuel Dunkerly
Edward R. West
John Devlin
Aug's H. Whitman
Musicians
John Lawrence
David Fulton
Privates
Ackley, Isaac
Adams, Richard M.
Achenbach, William
Andrews, James
Adams, Dennis
Ball, William
Brennen, James
Brennen, James
Burland, William
Bambrick, James
Bush, William
Broderick, Thomas
Brennen, Murtogh
Boran, Patrick
Bradley, James
Brereton, William
Brown, Patrick M.
Boyle, Bernard
Carroll, John
Crawford, John
Carroll, William J.
Carr, James
Carroll, Patrick P.
Crawford, John A.
Curry, Thomas
Carroll, Anthony
Cavill, William
Devine, John
Duffy, William E.
Davis, William H.
Dillman, Henry
Davis, Thomas
Davis, John E.
Davis, David
Dailey, Edward
Demsey, James
Doolin, Patrick
Devlin, Simon
Defrehn, Elijah
Dando, Isaac
Doughton, William
Eddy, John
Evans, James W.
Ferrich, Henry
Ferree, Jacob F.
Fisher, Albert
Fulton, William
Finley, Joseph
Falls, James
Griffith, David
Garland, Thomas
Griffith, John
Glacken, Hugh
Griffith, Lemuel
Glenn, William T.
Gibson, Francis
Hosgood, John
Heisler, Henry C.
Harnan, Philip
Haws, James
Hollenback, James
Hoover, Jeremiah
Holsey, Henry
Houlte, James
House, Hamilton
Haines, Cyrus
Haggerty, John
Holsey, William
Jones, George H.
Jenkins, Sampson
Johnson, William
Jones, William T.
Jenkins, William
Kohler, George W.
Kohler, William H.
Kehn, John
Kuhns, Jacob
Kemp, John
Killrain, Michael
Lewis, Thomas D.
Leary, Cornelius
Lavell, Michael
Lyshon, Thomas
Lawless, John
Litchfield, Peter
Lewis, Isaac
Lyng, John
Littlehales, Richard
Lloyd, Thomas
Lyshon, Thomas
Manning, James W.
Manders, George
Murphy, James
McVey, John
Mullen, Patrick
Murphy, Thomas
Murphy, William, 1st
Murphy, William, 2nd
Moore, William
Miller, John
Mohan, Michael
Manning, Israel
Morrisy, John
McCann, Henry
Miller, David
McElvie, David W.
McGee, John
Morrison, John J.
Malin, Patrick
Moon, William
Owens, Morgan P.
Paulley, James
Pickford, Hugh
Purcell, Patrick
Pfeifer, William
Phillips, John
Pugh, Edward, G.
Queeny, Frank
Quinn, Peter
Robson, Edward J.
Ramer, George
Ryan, Michael
Reese, John J.
Sheridan, George
Stellwagon, George W.
Shissler, Edward L.
Schaeffer, Timothy
Shell, Elias
Sweeney, William
Straub, Horace E.
Smith, William
Sckouten, Jeremiah
Thomas, Thomas M.
Taylor, William E.
Turner, Edward H.
Thomas, Evan W.
Thiel, David F.
Thomas, Thomas J.
Taggart, Stephen
Triesbach, Charles
Williams, Thomas J.
Wallace, Robert
Wallace, John
Wardrop, Thomas
Wiest, Benjamin F.
Wilson, Michael
Williams, Richard
Woods, Lewis
Westner, Andrew
Welsh, Michael
Wilson, Thomas
Wilson, John M.
Wood, Robert
Wessley, A.
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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