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Company F 13th Reg't PA Res Inf, 1st PA Rifles, 42nd Vols; "The Irish Infantry"

Mustered in May 29, 1861 and if not, first date is muster-in; mustered out June 11, 1864 unless otherwise stated; rank of Private unless otherwise stated; S.C. is discharged on Surgeon's Certificate; S.O. is discharged by Special Order

Company F

• Capt Dennis McGee; discharged 5/4/1863; reinstated; resigned 1865

• Capt John A. Wolfe; from 2nd Lt Co G to 1st Lt 5/1/1863; Capt 5/4/1863; Maj 190th 6/6/1864

• 1st Lt Hugh Mulligan; resigned date unknown

• 1st Lt Henry D. Patton; 8/13/1861; Capt and Asst QM 12/29/1862

• 1st Lt Ernest Wright; 2nd Lt 9/14/1862; 1st Lt 7/1/1863; Adjutant 190th 6/6/1864

• 2nd Lt Charles Bitterling; killed 9/14/1862 South Mountain

• 2nd Lt Daniel Blett; 2nd Lt 7/1/1863; died 6/30/1864

• 1st Sgt W. Harry Rauch; 5/27/1861

• Sgt William H. Rehrig; 7/8/1861; KIA date unknown

• Sgt John Sweeny; deserted date unknown

• Sgt Conrad Vogel; killed 9/14/1862 South Mountain

• Cpl Joseph Eyerly

• Cpl George Lienell; captured 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg; absent at muster-out

• Cpl William Marshall; discharged for wounds received at Second Bull Run

• Cpl George H. McIntosh; S.O. 9/1862

• Cpl Joseph Shelly; 8/29/1861; killed 6/30/1862 Charles City Cross Roads

• Musician Andrew Quinn; deserted date unknown

• Fidel Armbruster; wounded 6/26/1862 Mechanicsville

• Nathaniel Beckwith; S.C. date unknown

• Philip Beer; wounded 9/14/1862 South Mountain

• George Bierlingmeyer; 12/18/1861; S.C. date unknown

• Lawrence O. Bohn

• George Bott; 8/6/1861; wounded 12/20/1861 Dranesville; Vet Res Corps date unknown

• Patrick Boyle; deserted date unknown

• John Brannon; killed 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg

• Dennis Brisbin

• Thomas O. Bryant; died, date unknown

• Andrew L. Buchanan; wounded and captured 6/26/1862 Mechanicsville; died date unknown

• Julius C. Buchanan

• John Caden; captured 6/27/1862 Mechanicsville; discharged date unknown

• Andrew Carnahan; not on muster-out roll

• Patrick Carr; deserted date unknown

• John Carroll; Vet Res Corps date unknown

• Everell Chadwick; 12/31/1861; wounded 6/30/1862 Charles City Cross Roads; wounded Gettysburg; mustered out 12/31/1864

• Thomas Connell; deserted 6/22/1861

• John Connohan; died of wounds received 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg

• William Curtis; deserted date unknown

• Richard H. Davis; S.C. 10/1862

• Eber Dennison

• John Dohn; 12/18/1861; captured 6/26/1862 Mechanicsville

• James Dougherty; deserted date unknown

• Michael Dougherty; deserted date unknown

• John Dugan

• Frederick Ehman; S.O. 5/1862

• Ferdinand Eickoff

• George Eickoff; captured 6/24/1862 Gaines' Mill

• Stephen H. Fell

• John Fenstermacher; wounded and captured 6/26/1862 Mechanicsville; S.C. date unknown

• Andrew Gable

• Charles Gangover; S.O. date unknown

• Anthony Grisshaber; captured 6/26/1862 Mechanicsville

• John Haley

• Patrick Hamlin; killed 5/30/1864 Bethesda Church

• Linford Hawk

• Isaac Heck; died date unknown

• William O. Henry

• Michael Hensh; S.C. date unknown

• Albert Herman; wounded 6/30/1862 Charles City Cross Roads

• William Hettinger

• Edward L. Higgins; wounded 6/30/1862 Charles City Cross Roads

• John C. Hills; wounded at Fredericksburg 12/13/1862; to Invalid Reserve Corps

• Thomas Hineline; S.C. date unknown

• John Hollenbach; 7/21/1861; vet

• Samuel Hollenbach; 7/21/1861; wounded at Gettysburg

• John M. Hooker; 8/16/1861; S.C. date unknown

• John Hyatt

• Theodore Janker; S.C., date unknown

• David Jerman

• John Johler; S.C. date unknown

• William Kaiser; S.C. date unknown

• Patrick Kennedy; discharged for wounds received 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg

• Martin King; 8/6/1861; Vet Res Corps date unknown

• John W. Kinsor

• Barney Maloy; deserted date unknown

• Peter Mangold; died of wounds received 9/14/1862 South Mountain

• James Matthews; wounded 6/27/1862 Gaines' Mill

• John McCafferty; deserted date unknown

• John McElroy; deserted date unknown

• Patrick McShehan; deserted date unknown

• Charles Meddler; discharged for wounds received 12/20/1861 Dranesville

• John Meyer; wounded 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg

• Ernest Miller; S.C. date unknown

• Henry Munson; 12/18/1861

• John Osman; 7/21/1861; captured 6/26/1862 Mechanicsville

• John Oviatt; killed 6/26/1862 Mechanicsville

• Alphonso A. Pike

• Lewis Remaly; deserted date unknown

• William F. Rehr; wounded at Gettysburg

• John Reynolds; deserted date unknown

• Moses Rhoades; deserted date unknown

• William D. Robbins; killed 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg

• Courtland Schofield; died 12/1861 Camp Pierpont

• Thomas V. Scott; Vet Res Corps date unknown

• Philip Shannon; Vet Res Corps date unknown

• Stephen Sheiry; wounded 8/29/1862 Bull Run; died as POW

• Christian Shlaffly; killed 9/14/1862 South Mountain

• Frank Sillinger; Vet Res Corps date unknown

• Wiliston Smith; S.C. date unknown

• Charles Snulty; 12/18/1861

• Daniel Sullivan; discharged for wounds received 12/13/1862 Fredericksburg

• Frederick Sutter; S.C. date unknown

• Charles Trout; discharged for wounds received at Second Bull Run

• John Vogel; 11/12/1861; S.C. date unknown

• James Ward; died date unknown

• Peter Waters; killed at Gettysburg

• Aaron Wertz; deserted date unknown

• Michael Whalin; deserted date unknown

• George Zundel; 12/18/1861; deserted date unknown

• Henry Zundel

Hugh Mulligan immigrated from Donegal, Ireland, He resigned his commission as Captain on August 8, 1861 when Company F returned to Harrisburg from the Cumberland Valley.  Hugh applied for a pension in June 1892 and was killed in a railroad accident September 20, 1898 at Bayonne, New Jersey. Information from his great great nephew.

William H. Rehrig's letters to his wife, Sarah A. of Parryville, and his father, William E. of Lehighton, are in the possession of his great grandson. William's daughter, Agnes Rehrig Yarns, along with her daughter, Inez, dedicated the site of the orphan's home at Harford, Susquehanna County PA, as an historical site. Agnes was a one-time resident of the home.

John C. Hills was missed in Bates. He was added from information received from a descendant.

Information from History of the Pennsylvania Volunteers, Samuel P. Bates, Harrisburg PA, 1869 and  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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