This information is compiled and will be added to from various sources - one is a transcription of information from The Military History Chapter of "History of the Counties of McKean, Elk and Forest, Pennsylvania" published by J. H. Beers & Co. Publishers, Chicago, 1890.
The National Park Service Sailors and Soldiers of the Civil War Site has also been checked for these soldiers.
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Thirty-Ninth Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry - Co. E - aka Tenth Pennsylvania Reserve |
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Mustered into State service 01 May 1861 and into the US Army 05 Jul 1861 |
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Officers |
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| Knox, James B. | Captain | |
| Phipps, Val. | Promoted to Captain 15 Aug 1862, succeeding Knox | |
| Agnew, J. B. | First Lieutenant | |
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NCO & Privates |
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| Agnew, Joshua B. | Transferred to One Hundred and Ninetieth Regt in May, 1864 | |
| Agnew, Samuel | Transferred to One Hundred and Ninetieth Regt in May, 1864 | |
| Black, Daniel | Mustered Out | |
| Black, Matthew | Died of wounds received at Gaines' Mills | |
| Clark, James K. | Discharged due to wounds, 1862 | |
| Cook, Sebastian | Discharged due to wounds, 1862 | |
| Greenewalt, J. J. | Mustered Out | |
| Morgan, William | Mustered Out | |
| Spence, A. | Mustered Out | |
| NOTES: Five members of the Agnew Family served during the Civil War in Pennsylvania Regiments | ||
This page was last updated on -01/11/2021
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Linda Blum-Barton