PA Civil War Volunteer Soldiers
Fifty-fifth Regiment, Company E
Recruited in Minersville, Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania
Schuylkill Guards
55th PA Regiment Co. E
Captain
Horace C. Bennett
George H. Hill
William W. Moore
First Lieutenant
John Slotterback
Daniel Chester
Second Lieutenant
Winfield Benseman
William Challenger
First Sergeant
Henry E. Snyder
John McLay
Miles Rourke
Sergeant
John Magee
Jacob Fluge
Henry Hepler
Daniel McAllister
George Slotterback
James Miller
Corporal
John Lawrence
Joseph F. Welsh
John Miles
G. W. Rowdenbush
Frank Zimmerman
John Wormald
Thomas Steel
John Deitrick
William Kuehn, Jr.
Samuel D. Watkins
Aaron Yoder
William Fowler
George Zeinehelt
Musician
W. S. Sterner
Philip Merkel
Privates
Anderson, George
Anstey, Philip
Adams, Dennis
Aumit, Henry
Billman, Solomon
Brown, Samuel C.
Baird, John
Beggs, Matthew
Benseman, H. C.
Burger, Jacob
Booth, John
Bannon, John S.
Brown, Peter
Billman, Daniel
Condron, John
Churchfield, P.
Campbell, J. S.
Conway, Thomas
Connery, Arthur
Campbell, James
Compbell, John
Cofran, Alphonzo
Comerford, Patrick
Conway, Daniel
Caton, James
Chambers, Hugh
Coyle, Edward
Derr, William
Dormer, John
Dunlop, George
Doll, Peter Paul
Dengler, Daniel F.
Delaney, Patrick
Frithlie, Charles
Finerty, Owen
Finn, Francis
Forbes, James
Ford, James
Foulke, George
Fry, John
Fairlie, Alexander
Gehrer, John
Govan, Andrew
Gahla, William
Gallagher, Francis
Guldin, Michael
Haas, George
Haas, John
Harrigan, John
Hasfeld, Charles
Hay, Robert
Hay, William
Hughes, David
Hull, Still
Hughes, John
Irving, George
Jeffries, Jacob
Johnson, Charles
Jones, John
Jones, John C.
Jeffries, John A.
Kelley, James
Kantner, Charles H.
Killrain, James
Kelter, James
Kise, George W.
Kuehn, William, Sr.
Lodge, Daniel
Loes, Eli
Levi, Bernard H.
Langton, Mortimer
Lantz, John
Lynch, Patrick
Levens, Edward
Lewis, Lewis
McCann, John
Manning, James
Morgan, Charles
Murray, Michael
Martin, Henry G.
Madden, John
Magee, Thomas P.
Magee, William
McDonough, Patrick
Miller, John
Mohan, John
Monday, Francis
Murphy, Peter
McFarland, James
McNamara, Michael
McLay, Neal S.
Moore, William W.
McDonnell, James
McGuinty, James
Nolen, Thomas
O'Kane, James
O'Brien, William S.
O'Donnell, James
Peace, Robert
Paden, John
Parry, George P.
Peterson, Lewis
Patton, Thomas
Rheel, Frederick
Robinson, Joseph
Rheel, Ferdinand
Reed, Monroe F.
Reed, Robert
Reitz, Peter
Rodgers, Arthur
Roudenbush, F.
Rafferty, Patrick
Rodgers, John
Sneddin, David
Sharp, Thomas
Shultz, Frederick
Stevens, Roswald
Stone, George
Strong, Henry
Smith, George
Smith, John
Sabus, Edward
Thomas, Thomas
Troxall, Arthur
Thomas, Hiram
Tobin, James
Wagner, John Z.
Wood, James
Wilson, Thomas
Wier, David
Welch, John
Williams, John
Weiser, Theodore
Wren, Holey
Welsh, Luke
Williamson, William
Williams, William 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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