Note: Company A was recruited in Indiana County. These records originally prepared by Vernon Cook from information available in the Indiana County Historical Society and other sources. Additional information may be available on birth dates, death dates and burial locations. There are other names in Cemetery Records which state military service in Co A or B which are not included on this list. Additional names have been added from information submitted by interested persons who have viewed the page. Comments and suggestions are welcome; see the contact list on the home page.
Soldier's Roster [Check Co. B list too for similar surnames. First and last dates are enlistment and discharge.]
A. B. Allison, Pvt; died near Alexandria, Va, Feb 11, 1862
J. E. Allison; wounded Fair Oaks; wounded Wilderness, May 6, 1864; served to EOT
Fulbert Alteband; wounded Fredericksburg; trans to Veteran Reserve Corps
Thomas Anderson; wounded Fair Oaks and discharged
John C. Armor, vet; wounded Wilderness; prom Commissary Sgt, Sep 4, 1864. Served through the war.
James M. Ayers, Cpl; wounded Wilderness; served to EOT
Samuel Barr; died in hospital near Providence, R.I.
Daniel H. Bee; wounded Fort Stephens, D.C.; leg amputated
J. K. Black, vet; served to close of war
George Washington Brady, 2d Lt; wounded Fair Oaks; resigned
Hugh Brady; wounded Fair Oaks; discharged
Isaac V. Brady; wounded Fair Oaks; killed Wilderness May 6, 1864
Lemuel Brady, Cpl; wounded Fair Oaks; prom Sgt; wounded Fredericksburg May 3, 1863; killed Spottsylvania May 8, 1864. "Best tactician in the Regiment - Drill Sergeant"
A. T. Brewer; Sgt; wounded Fair Oaks ; served 3 years
C. M. Brewer; discharged June 1862
J. M. Brewer; wounded Fair Oaks; discharged
T. H. Brewer, Cpl; wounded Antietam; discharged
Frank M. Brown, 1st Sgt; prom 1st Lt; wounded Wilderness, died of wounds
William L. Buchanan, Sgt; prom 1st Sgt; wounded Fort Stephens, arm amputated
John C. Cameron; discharge date unknown
Eli J. Campbell; wounded Rappahannock Station; served to EOT
C. W. Cessna; killed Fair Oaks May 31, 1862
J. M. Chambers, vet; prom Sgt and 1st Sgt. Served through war.
Zach T. Chambers, vet; prom Cpl and Sgt. Served through war.
Robert Cravan; discharged 1862
Robert Craig; died near Alexandria, Va, Nov 1862
J. L. Crawford; wounded Fair Oaks; discharged
Jacob Creps, Capt, wounded Fair Oaks and Bansford; served to EOT
Abram Davis, vet; wounded Spottsylvania; prom 2d Lt Co. G. 1865
Marion M. Davis; wounded Fair Oaks; discharged
E. D. Daymond; died Apr 1862
William S. Derby; wounded Malvern Hill; served to EOT
Peter W. Dilts Cpl; POW on skirmish line Gettysburg; served to EOT
Frank Donahue, Sgt; wounded Fredericksburg; served to EOT
James Donahue; wounded Fair Oaks; discharged
William Donahue; wounded Fair Oaks, died on the field
James Donnahy, Pvt; enlisted Indiana, Pa., June 6, 1861; Disability discharge February 6, 1863 from Convalescent Camp in Virginia
Asaph A. Ellis, vet; served through war
Orlando A. Ellis, Private; wounded Fair Oaks, POW 3 months; wounded Fredericksburg, May 3, 1863; wounded Wilderness 5 May 1864; arm amputated
Elijah W. Fairbanks; killed Fair Oaks, May 31, 1862
Richard W. Fairbanks; killed Fort Stevens, Jul 12, 1864. Buried Arlington Cemetery.
Isreal Gray, Cpl; prom Sgt; wounded Fredericksburg May 3, 1863; wounded Spottsylvania; prom to Sgt Major; served to EOT
Alexander Harman; wounded Wilderness; died of wounds, Philadelphia, Pa.
Perry E. Horn; wounded Wilderness; served to EOT. Afterwards, served one year as 2d Lt, Co B, 74th PVI
John Herbison; wounded Spottsylvania and discharged
Peter S. Justice; wounded Spottsylvania and discharged
T. W. Kinter; wounded Fair Oaks; missing in action
Robert Jamison; died near Alexandria, Va , Jan 10, 1862
William Johnston; cannot get record; musterd-out from hospital
Peter Keel; prom Cpl; wounded at (?) Fort Stephens
Josiah Kortz (Kurtz); enlisted Bloomsburg, Columbia Co, Apr 22, 1861; assigned Co A Jul 27, 1861 in Washington, D.C.; medical discharge May 1862
Thomas Lemmon; wounded Seven Pines; POW at Savage Station; wounded Spottsylvania May 10, 1864; again wounded May 12, 1864; died at Fredericksburg, VA
George R. Lewis, Surgeon; prom from Asst. Sur. 54th PVI, Sep 18, 1863. Served to Jun 28, 1865
Davis A. Lukehart, vet, wounded Fair Oaks and Fredericksburg; prom Cpl; wounded Spottsylvania; prom 2d Lt, 1st Lt and Capt. Served through the war
Frank L. Lydick; POW at Banks Ford, paroled and served three years
D. McCullough; discharged Aug 1862
A. B. McQowan; killed Fair Oaks
W. L. McQowan; discharged
Alexander Moore; wounded Fort Stephens, foot amputated and died. Buried Gilgal, Indiana Co.
Thomas M. Moore; wounded Fair Oaks; served to EOT
G. B. Mott; wounded Fair Oaks; killed Fredericksburg, May 3, 1863
William H. Mott; vet; wounded; prom Sgt; Served through the war
Benjamin Neal; killed Fair Oaks
J. S. Neal; wounded Fredericksburg , May 3, 1863; trans to Veteran Reserve Corps
A. P. Neff; discharged Jun 1862
Andrew Pearce; wounded Fair Oaks; discharged
J. T. Pearce; wounded by accidental discharge of pistol by comrade; discharged
Hugh S. Pollock; wounded Wilderness; mustered out at hospital
John Pollock, 1st Lt; wounded Fair Oaks; died Portsmouth, Va
David Price; died Point Lookout, Md, Aug 1862
Isaac N. Price, Cpl; prom 2d Lt; wounded Cold Harbor; mortally wounded Charlestown, Va on last day of service.
David Riddle; wounded Malvern Hill; died in hospital
Joseph Rager, vet; wounded Fair Oaks and Spottsylvania; promoted to Cpl
Luther Richards; wounded Fair Oaks; prom Cpl; wounded Spottsylvania
John W. Row; transferred to Co. B; served to EOT
B. F. Rowland, Sgt; wounded Fair Oaks; POW 3 months; killed Spottsylvania
James Short; "good record"; served to EOT
John Short; killed Fair Oaks May 31, 1862
James S. Smith; discharged Aug 1862
William Smith, vet; wounded Wilderness; absent at muster-out of Regiment
John Snyder, Musician and Regimental Postmaster; served to EOT
Isreal D. Spencer, vet; wounded Fair Oaks, First Cedar Creek and Wilderness; discharged
William M. Stahl. (Also see Company B roster)
William H. Stanley; wounded Fort Stephens; served to EOT
H. V. Stewart; wounded Fair Oaks; prom Cpl; POW at Banks Ford; paroled; killed at Wilderness, May 5, 1864
J. H. Stewart, vet; wounded Spottsylvania; killed Petersburg
J. A. Streams; prom Cpl; wounded Spottsylvania; served to EOT
A. T. Stuchel; killed Fredericksburg, May 3, 1863
John R. Stumpf; wounded Spottsylvania; musterd-out from hospital
Henry Sylvis; killed Fredericksburg, May 3, 1863
John P. Thomas; detailed for work at regimental hospital; served to EOT
Thomas C. Thompson; prom Cpl; wounded Wilderness
Nathaniel S. Tozer, vet; prom Sgt; served through the war
Thomas Tozer; discharged in Fall of 1861
Alexander Walker; wounded Fair Oaks and discharged
George R. Walker; trans to Co. B; killed Wilderness
Johnson Walker; wounded accident and died in hospital
George F. Weaver; wounded Spottsylvania and discharged
William Weaver, Cpl; wounded Fair Oaks; died of wounds
Samuel Wissinger; served to EOT
William Wissinger; wounded Malvern Hill and discharged
Calvin J. Work; prom Cpl; killed Spottsylvania
Harvey J. Work; wounded Fair Oaks, Fort Stephens; served to EOT
J. A. Work; killed Williamsport, Md, Sep 20, 1862
James T. Work; teamster; served to EOT
W. A. S. Work, Cpl; wounded Fair Oaks; served to EOT
List prepared by Vernon Cook (November, 2000).