Our latest historical sketch of the organization of the "Venango Grays." These guys hailed from Franklin, Venango County, Pennsylvania, and was assigned as Company C, 10th Pennsylvania Reserves. https://t.co/SaX0FZ67rz via @prvchs
@macman19330 @BaGHistorian Do you have any clue what regiment he served in? It might be in whatever documents or paperwork you have in which you said you had.
@singernyga So basically the 8th Pennsylvania Reserves IS the 37th Pennsylvania Volunteers. The first “designation” was issued by the state of PA - and the second one (37th) is the designation assigned to them by the federal government. It certainly is confusing. What was his name?
If your goal is historical authenticity when referencing any of the regiments in the Pennsylvania Reserves, then use their state alias rather then their federal alias. https://t.co/jaqEJJswz1
A soldier from the 8th Pennsylvania Reserve Regiment holds up a tattered American flag.
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For more information about the Pennsylvania Reserves in the Civil War. Go check out @prvchs and learn more about the soldiers that served in the Pennsylvania Reserves.
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An introductory article on the origins of the Wyoming Bank Infantry, Co. F, 7th Pennsylvania Reserves. These men hailed mostly from the Wilkes-Barre, Luzerne County, PA region. https://t.co/1hIUKJB8gm via @prvchs
The Pennsylvania Reserves in the Defenses of Have you ever wondered why the Second Brigade of Pennsylvania Reserves did not participate in the #Gettysburg Campaign? Historian Chris Rasmussen dives into this very question in his most recent piece. https://t.co/mwjjfA8KWr