Company A
Private
enlisted January, 1865. Present at Fort Stedman, Siege of Petersburg, Breakthrough at Petersburg
Union service · Pennsylvania
45th Pennsylvania Infantry
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Company A
Private
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Company B
Corporal
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Company C
1st Lieutenant
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Company E
Private
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Company E
Private
Reuben was a master blacksmith from Centre Co, Pennsylvania. He died at the Battle of the Wilderness, VA, on May 06, 1864.
Company G
Private
present at Antietam, wilderness, etc.. Captured at Battle of Cold Harbor. Sent to Andersonville prison June 1864. Died of disease November 1864
Company H
Rank unknown
He served under E.G. Schiefflin. He was killed, September 14,1862, at the Battle of South Mountain (Turners Gap). He is buried in Antietam National Cemetary.
Company I
Sergeant
Twice wounded, first May 12, 1864 Spotsylvania Courthouse shot in the leg with a minie ball. Hit again in both arms in the siege of Petersburg.
Company I
Captain
F.M. Hills was the Captian of Company I and later Lieutenant Colonel of the regiment.
Company I
Private
No family notes have been added.
Company K
Corporal
Enlisted as a Private on 10 October 1861.
Promoted to Full Corporal on 1 May 1865.
Mustered out on 17 July 1865 at Alexandria, VA.
Company K
Private
Enlisted as a substitute on 21 December 1864.
Captured and died as a prisoner at Salisbury, NC on 1 March 1865.
Company K
Corporal
Born in Philadelphia, PA on 12 February 1845. Son of John James & Anna Mary (Anderson) Cocker, Sr. Enlisted as a corporal on 1 July 1863; mustered out on 29 August 1863. Died in Philadelphia, PA on 20 October 1892; buried on 23 October 1892 at North Cedar Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia, PA.