PA Civil War Volunteer Soldiers
Fifty-fifth Regiment, Field and Staff Officers
55th PA Regiment Officers
Colonel
Richard White
Lieutenant Colonel
Frank T. Bennett
James Metzger
Major
John H. Filler
George H. Hill
Adjutant
James Metzger
Solomon S, Metzger
John Gotshall
Quartermaster
Frederick M. George
James Driskel
Surgeon
David Merritt
Jeremy B. Brandt
Assistant Surgeon
J. Sylvester Ramsey
Jeremy B. Brandt
Henry C. Christy
Charles F. Lauer
Ovid M. Johnson
John Noetling
Samuel S. Boyer
Chaplain
John Mc Cosker
Sergeant Major
Henry W. Fox
William H. Shorb
William W. Moore
John C. Geyer
William A. Gilbert
Quartermaster Sergeant
John Lynch
Martin V. Sorber
Daniel M. Wonders
Commissary Sergeant
John H. Kennedy
John Houston
Samuel Moorhead
William M. Walker
Hospital Sergeant
Joseph Keeffe
Joseph W. Hughes
Peter Lightner
Principal Musician
William R. Miller
Alexander C. Mower
Neal S. McLay
John C. Smith
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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