PA Civil War Volunteer Soldiers
Fiftieth Regiment, Company B
50th Regiment
Additional Companies, Bios, Organization & Service
Recruited in Reading, Berks County, Pennsylvania
Ellsworth's Zouaves
50th PA Regiment Co. B
Captain
Hervey Herman
George A. Yeager
Frank H. Barnhart
First Lieutenant
Henry S. Rush
Joseph S. Ingham
H. A. Hynemann
Alfred J. Stephens
Second Lieutenant
Charles H. Gresh
Daniel H. Snyder
Lucian H. Plucker
First Sergeant
Frederick R. Eidel
William Weidner
Sergeant
Robert Gerlach
Benjamin Robinson
William W. Hart
Thomas J. Hynemann
Howard Potts
H. J. O'Connell
Corporal
Henry A. Boyer
Jacob Eidel
Henry Eyler
Joseph White
Jacob G. Endy
H.A. Bingamin
Augustus Graber
Daniel Batz
Henry Plucker
Franklin Fabian
J.R. Hoffmaster
Robert Smith
Charles Barlet
Bugler
Robert Bingamin
Joel Coffman
Samuel Shaffer
Privates
Allen, James
Anderson, J. D.
Augustine, Adam
Albert, Samuel
Bartlett, Albert
Boyer, Franklin
Baker, John
Becker, Samuel
Benjamin, S. E.
Beidleman, George K.
Borrell, Henry A.
Bertolette, H. G. C.
Brown, Samuel
Burket, Cyrus
Burcher, Thomas B.
Bothner, Jacob
Bard, John B.
Bradford, Josiah
Bixler, Daniel
Baker, David
Cooper, Joseph
Coleman, William
Correll, William J.
Cunrod, Philip
Calloway, James
Cjristley, Thomas F.
Christie, Glenn W.
Campbell, Washington
Cordell, Martin
Capper, Frederick
Deace, Henry
Douple, Henry P.
Eyler, Daniel
Fair, Jacob
Flieg, Eurch
Focht, Jeremiah
Fry, Orlando
Fisher, James
Feterow, Daniel
Folk, John
Firing, Samuel
Flickinger, John
Farren, Peter
Fritz, Levi
Gahris, Mathias
Grossman, John
Green, William
Geiton, Peter H.
Huber, Conrad
Hoffa, Cyrus
Hasting, James W.
Hoadley, Jasper, Jr.
Hagan, George
Herman, Peter
Huber, Philip A.
Hanford, Franklin
Heller, Lucian
Hartz, Peter
Hyneman, John, Sr.
Jackson, George
Keihle, George
Kerr, John
Kepner, John A.
Kepner, Frank W.
Kreider, John
Leininger, Harrison
Lebengood, Henry
Landis, Benjamin
Lyons, Charles
Lamont, John
Lichtly, Henry
Long, John
Morris, Patrick
Miller, Jeremiah
Machulder, Adam
Madana, Daniel
Moll, Jeremiah
McLafferty, Peter
McKissick, William J.
McFarland, Thomas D.
McMurray, Andrew
McKinney, Samuel A.
Newman, Henry
Neatman, Charles
O'Bryan, John
Paul, John
Patton, John
Plucker, Daniel
Philips, John
Reber, Horace
Reber, George
Redmond, Henry
Rowe, George
Rice, John
Rhoads, Solomon
Riddle, Emanuel S.
Robinson, John
Reiger, John
Reinhart, Joseph
Steinrack, Isaac
Showers, Daniel
Snavely, Samuel
Seid, George
Shannon, Daniel
Steeter, Gibson
Stokes, Joseph
Siegfried, John
Snyder, Samuel
Scull, Marks B.
Sutton, James J.
Stewart, William P.
Strawick, Francis
Stevenson, William
Smith, Charles
Shilling, Frederick
Sellers, Samuel
Taggart, Theodore
Thompson, William
Updegraff, William
Upman, Augustus
Unger, Monroe
Vivian, John
Vincent, James
Wise, James
Wummer, William
Warnock, William
Wilkins, Charles
Wentzel, Henry
Walker, George
Weand, Isaac
Yohe, Reuben
Young, 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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