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About the 47th Pennsylvania Volunteers
Start of the Rebellion
Letters Home and Diaries Kept
- The 47th Pennsylvania’s Scribes
Key Battles, Transports and Duty Stations
Officers
- Roster: Field and Staff Officers, 47th Pennsylvania Volunteers
Medical
- Roster: Surgeons and Other Medical Personnel, 47th Pennsylvania Volunteers
- Rosters of Wounded, Deceased and Sick Soldiers, 47th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
Regimental Band
- Roster 1 — Regimental Band (47th Pennsylvania)
- Roster 2 (partial) — Regimental Band (47th Pennsylvania)
Company A
- Roster: Company A, 47th Pennsylvania Volunteers
Company B
- Roster: Company B, 47th Pennsylvania Volunteers
Company C: Color-Bearers
Company D
- Roster: Company D, 47th Pennsylvania Volunteers
Company E
- Roster: Company E, 47th Pennsylvania Volunteers
Company F
- Roster: Company F, 47th Pennsylvania Volunteers
Company G
- Roster: Company G, 47th Pennsylvania Volunteers
Company H
- Roster: Company H, 47th Pennsylvania Volunteers
Company I
- Roster: Company I, 47th Pennsylvania Volunteers
Company K
- Roster: Company K, 47th Pennsylvania Volunteers
Unassigned Men
- The Fighting Keisers – Father and Son, Uriah and Emanuel
  - Uriah Keiser: Key U.S. Civil War Military and Pension Records
Immigration and Immigrant Soldiers
- Immigrants and First Generation Americans Who Enlisted with the 47th Pennsylvania Volunteers for U.S. Civil War Military Service (abridged list)
Religion and Spirituality
- In the Valley of the Shadow: The Rev. William Dewitt Clinton Rodrock, A.M., Chaplain, 47th Pennsylvania Volunteers (part one)
  - In the Valley of the Shadow: The Rev. William Dewitt Clinton Rodrock, A.M., Chaplain, 47th Pennsylvania Volunteers (part two)
    - In the Valley of the Shadow: The Rev. William Dewitt Clinton Rodrock, A.M., Chaplain, 47th Pennsylvania Volunteers (part three)
- Chaplain William Dewitt Clinton Rodrock’s Civil War Letters and Reports (47th Pennsylvania Volunteers, 1862-1865)
  - Chaplain William Dewitt Clinton Rodrock’s Civil War Letters and Reports (47th Pennsylvania Volunteers, 1864)
  - Chaplain William Dewitt Clinton Rodrock’s Civil War Letters and Reports (47th Pennsylvania Volunteers, 1865)
War’s End
Reconstruction and Migration from Pennsylvania
- Births in or Migrations to Northeastern/Mid-Atlantic States by 47th Pennsylvania Volunteers and Their Families
- Residency in Non-U.S. Locations by 47th Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteers or Their Immediate Families or Descendants
Regimental Reunions
- Transcriptions: News Coverage of the 47th Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteers’ Annual Reunions
- 43rd Annual Reunion, 47th Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteers (22 October 1915)
Resting Places and Memorials
- Regimental Monuments and Company Memorials by City, 47th Pennsylvania
Related Military Units
47th Pennsylvania Militia, Emergency of 1863
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Soldiers’ Monument, Jordan Lutheran Cemetery, South Whitehall, PA, soldiers1_JulianBurley, 11 Apr 2026_usedwithpermission

Published April 13, 2026 at 2992 × 4000 in Gallery: Soldiers’ Monument and Regimental Graves, Jordan Lutheran Cemetery, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania

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Soldiers’ Monument, Jordan Lutheran Cemetery, South Whitehall, Pennsylvania (soldiers’ panel one)

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