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• Ancestry Military Records
• Carbon County (Postcard History:Pennsylvania) ~ book by Rebecca Rabenold-Finsel
• Civil War Pension Records
• Civil War Service Records
• Confederate Research Sources: A Guide to Archive Collections ~ book by James C. Neagles

• Hallowed Ground: A Walk at Gettysburg ~ book by James McPherson

• In Search of Confederate Ancestors ~ book by J. H. Segars

• Smokestacks and Black Diamonds: A History of Carbon County, Pennsylvania ~ book by Joan Campion

• Tracing Your Civil War Ancestor ~ book by Bertram Hawthorne Groene

Mustered October 15, 1861 and if not, first date is muster-in; mustered out July 1, 1865 unless otherwise stated; rank of Private unless otherwise stated; S.C. is discharged on Surgeon's Certificate:

Company H

• Capt E.H. Rauch; S.C. 2/21/1863

• Capt Daniel C. Tubbs; enlisted as 1st Sgt.; 2nd Lt 8/30/1862; Capt 6/30/1863; vet

• 1st Lt Samuel P. Lightcap; Regimental QM Sgt 10/1/1864; 1st Lt and QM 1865

• 1st Lt Henry Williamson; S.C. (wounds) 6/19/1863

• 2nd Lt Joseph W. Fries; Sgt to 2nd Lt 6/30/1865; vet

• 2nd Lt James Hyndman; killed 8/30/1862 Bull Run

• 1st Sgt Levi Miner; discharged 2/4/1863

• Sgt Thomas W. Ebert; killed 7/1/1863 Gettysburg

• Sgt Silas Solomon; discharged 3/5/1863

• Sgt Samuel A. Wehr; vet

• Cpl James Black; captured 8/19/1864 Weldon Railroad; died 2/10/1865 Andersonville

• Cpl Delanson Gaddes; 2/18/1862; wounded 8/30/1862 Bull Run; captured 8/19/1864 Weldon Railroad; died 2/12/1865 Salisbury

• Cpl Lewis Grandeson; 11/9/1861; died 6/18/1863 of wounds received 8/30/1862 Bull Run

• Cpl Daniel Houser; discharged 11/8/1864

• Cpl William Kane

• Cpl Herman H. Pryor; discharged 1/9/1863

• Cpl Anthony W. Randenbush; discharged 3/27/1863

• Cpl John Seip; discharged 3/5/1862

• Cpl William Simpson; discharged 12/16/1864

• Musician William Aubree; vet

• Musician Irwin Miner; S.C. 5/5/1862

• Lewis Bernhard; Regiment Principal Musician 5/30/1865

• Wagoner Thomas Arner; S.C. 5/26/1862

• Wagoner Thomas Bobst; 11/12/1861; vet

• David Adams; 12/16/1861; killed 7/1/1863 Gettysburg

• Mortimer Anthony; 11/27/1861; discharged under G.O. No. 102, 10/31/1862

• Emanuel Battman; 12/9/1861; S.C. 3/10/1863

• John Blair; S.C. 6/15/1865

• Lewis Boll; 11/12/1861; killed 8/31/1862 Bull Run

• Holden Chester; 12/13/1861; Vet Res Corps 7/24/1863 (due to wounds)

• John H. Collins; 11/12/1861; S.C. 11/13/1862

• F. Corpion; died 4/7/1865

• Robert Craig; S.C. 1/15/1863

• Tilghman Cregle; 1/7/1861; S.C. 1/15/1865

• John Cunning; killed 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg

• Terrance Cunningham; 11/9/1861; vet

• Isaac Davis; Vet Res Corps 1/11/1864

• Josiah Deitrick; 12/13/1861; died 12/19/1862 of wounds received 12/13 Fredericksburg

• John Delay

• Franklin Dennis; 11/7/1861; S.C. 10/11/1862

• Thomas Erwin; 2/3/1862; discharged 6/9/1864

• Samuel Fleming; S.C. 2/18/1863

• Edward Folkmer; 12/9/1861; killed 5/6/1864 Wilderness

• Charles Foulke; discharged 10/24/1863

• Schinkee Gabriel; 11/12/1861; captured 8/19/1864 Weldon Railroad; died 1/22/1865 Salisbury

• Charles Haldeman; discharged 9/23/1863

• Joseph Herring; discharged 11/8/1864

• Jeremiah Hoffman; died 11/13/1862 Washington

• Charles Houser; died of disease 10/2/1862 Camp Parole

• James E. James; 12/17/1861; S.C. 3/13/1862

• Isaac K. Johnson, Jr.; 11/19/1861

• Isaac K. Johnson, Sr.; S.C. 3/5/1862

• Matthew Johnson; killed 7/1/1863 Gettysburg

• John Keef; accidentally killed 11/29/1861

• Daniel Kistler; 12/16/1861; S.C. 6/16/1865

• Charles Kline; vet

• Joseph Knell; S.C. 3/5/1862

• John Koch; discharged 6/13/1865

• Noah Krum; 12/16/1861; died of disease in hospital

• Benjamin Lees; killed 8/30/1862 Bull Run

• John J. Lewis; 2/7/1862; killed 8/30/1862 Bull Run

• Jonas Loch; 11/22/1861; S.C. 4/25/1862

• Samuel Lyon; discharged 1/13/1863

• William Mattern

• Thomas McGeehan; 10/18/1861; S.C. 1/11/1864

• Bernard McGinty; S.C. 11/18/1861

• Henry J. Miller; 2/6/1862; S.C. 11/28/1862

• Samuel Miller; 10/18/1861; Vet Res Corps 3/16/1864

• Joseph Moser; vet

• Lewis Moyer; 12/13/1861; vet

• Thomas Mulligan

• George Murphy; 2/6/1862; S.C. 3/11/1863

• Richard Muthart; 5/7/1864; mustered out 8/13/1865 at Richmond

• Josiah Neith; discharged 1/31/1863

• Benjamin Newhard; 11/15/1861; S.C. 6/15/1865

• Charles Newmiller; died 10/13/1862 of wounds received 9/17 Antietam

• Henry Poh; vet

• Josiah Poh; killed 7/1/1863 at Gettysburg

• Lawrence Radcliff; 10/26/1861; discharged 11/27/1864

• William Ray; discharged 12/28/1862

• John B. Reickert; vet

• George Rose; 12/16/1861; S.C. 10/17/1862

• William Saudle; vet

• Elijah Schneck; 12/17/1861; S.C. 1/17/1863

• John B. Snedden; Vet Res Corps 7/1/1863

• George Sprohl; S.C. 6/10/1863

• Peter Waters; killed 7/1/1863 Gettysburg

• Eli Weyhenmeyer; vet

• Isaac Williams; discharged 11/13/1862

• George W. Wintersteen; discharged 11/8/1864

• William Wolf; S.C. 2/17/1863

F. Corpion was added from information sent by a descendant.

Charles Haldeman was Christian Haldeman, son of Hezekiah and Mariah Haldeman. He enlisted at Mauch Chunk. Married to Polly Nuss in 1858, he had two daughters, Salina and Isabella. Wounded at the Battle of Gettysburg, his right leg was amputated in three operations. Christian died in December, 1882 and is buried at Summit Hill PA. Information from a descendant.

Richard Muthart was added from information from his great grandson.

Lewis Bernhard was an Indian orphan who had been a student at the Carlisle Indian School in Carlisle, Pennsylvania.  He was 17 at the time of his enlistment.  Was possibly wounded at Manassas.

Information from History of the Counties of Lehigh and Carbon, in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Alfred Mathews and Austin N. Hungerford, Everts and Richards, Philadelphia PA, 1884.

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