Union; 13th Pennsylvania Reserve Regiment "The Bucktails" (also known as the 42nd Pennsylvania Volunteers) that fought throughout the Civil War in the East, including battles such as Antietam, Fredericksburg and Gettysburg, at the end of the war their fallen in combat rose to 11 Officers and 151 men, to which we must add two Officers and 88 men killed by disease. ByMort Kunstler
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Pennsylvania Civil War Soldiers Database
Lt. Joseph H. Bryan of Co. C, 46th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment and Co. D, 184th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment in uniform
Gettysburg National Military Park - Gettysburg, Pennsylvania - Aug 1986


Civil War Pennsylvania Regiments
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Pennsylvania Civil War Muster Rolls Rg 19
Soldiers from the 149th Pennsylvania, the "Bucktail Brigade"
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28th Pennsylvania Infantry Monument, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania (US)
42nd Pennsylvania Infantry (13th Pennsylvania Reserves) "Bucktails", National Colors 1861-1862. The battalion of the regiment that fought at the Battle of Mechanicsville in 1862 was surrounded and compelled to surrender. This flag was hidden in a swamp to prevent its capture but was captured nonetheless and was discovered in the Richmond Capitol Building in 1865. Total Killed and Died of Wounds: 162.