PA Civil War Volunteer Soldiers
Ninety-Third Regiment, Company K
Recruited in Lebanon and Berks County, Pennsylvania
Annville Guards
93rd PA Regiment Co. K
Captain
Eli Daugherty
1st Lieutenant
David C. Keller
2nd Lieutenant
Solomon Yeakel
Orderly Sergeant
David A. Gruber
1st Sergeant
Henry G. Rise
2nd Sergeant
George A. Guernsey
3rd Sergeant
John H. Ward
4th Sergeant
Jonas F. Hasler
1st Corporal
George Hauer
2nd Corporal
Simon G. Ward
3rd Corporal
John Farist
4th Corporal
Aaron Cleaver
5th Corporal
Charles Rothermal
6th Corporal
Willaim Van Burkirk
7th Corporal
Daniel Fegan
8th Corporal
Moses Grumbine
Musician
Milton
James Eddinger
Privates
Willaim Achenbach Frederick Miller
Samuel Boltz Mathias Minker
Abraham Bausman Nathaniel Mathias
John Bishop Joseph Nye
Daneil Bailor Henry Nye
James Briel John Nething
Abraham Briel Jacob Oswald
Jacob Brown William Rosenberger
Daniel Bartlett Amos Runkel
Josiah Crist George M. Runkel
Martin Dumback Frederick Rauch
Charles Derolph Samuel B. Shucker
John Eberly Jeremiah Showers
John L. Endy William H. Saylor
Daniel Eddinger Simon Shay
Henry Fegan Levi Sheffly
Frederick Fink Cyrus Showers
George W. Felerstein John Shenk
George W. Fisher John Shaud
Israel Fesler Augustus Snyder
Daniel F. Funk William Snyder
Martin Funk Henry Shearer
John Filman Josiah Shultz
Alfred Fegley Augustus Seyler
Jeremiah Fetterman Moses Snyder
George Gingrich Herman Seidel
Levi Gerhart Adam Slay
Peter Hauer John H. Troxel
Charles Herbst Noha Troxel
Augustus Herman Isaac Vansicle
Jefferson Hunter John H. Wartz
James Hall Andrew Walters
Charles Keller Samuel Walters
Jeremiah Keller Harrison r. Wheat
John Lease Henry Werkmeister
Benjamin Laucks Mabry Weidner
Tyler Leinbach Hiram Xander
Henry Miller Isaac Yuengst
William Miller James Youse
George Miller Amos Yergy
John C. Miller Jonathan Zluban
Contributed by James Stump
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