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151st Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment

A Virtual Cemetery created by G. Andrew Dill

771 memorials

The 151st Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment enlisted for a 9 month term. They were not heavily engaged at Chancellorsville with only 16 men reported killed wounded and missing. Chancellorsville casualties came from Companies B, C, D and G that deployed outside the Union fortifications as sharpshooters and skirmishers. At Gettysburg, the 151st was heavily engaged during the first and last day's battles where they lost 81 killed, 181 wounded, and 75 captured or missing. Out of 487 men engaged they lost 337, total casualties of 69%. This was the second highest casualty total of all Union Army units at Gettysburg, only the 24th Michigan Infantry reported more casualties.

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John Robert Abbott

1835 – 1917

Sugar Grove, Warren County, Pennsylvania, USA

Pvt Clark B. Allen

25 Feb 1841 – 9 Jul 1863

Clark enlisted November 1862 as a Private with...

Washington, District of Columbia, USA

Plot info: Site H 4569

Harrison Allen

4 Dec 1835 – 23 Sep 1904

Civil War Union Brevet Brigadier General. He...

Arlington, Arlington County, Virginia, USA

Plot info: Section 3, Grave 1506

CPL Thomas D Allen

1836 – 1 Jul 1863

Served as an corporal in Co. A, 151st Pennsylvania...

Gettysburg, Adams County, Pennsylvania, USA

Plot info: Pennsylvania Plot, Section B, Site 28

George Armbriester

unknown – 1 Sep 1866

Co K, 151st PA Inf.

Mount Penn, Berks County, Pennsylvania, USA

Plot info: Section OP, Lot 210 unmarked

Simon J "Sam" Arnold Sr

30 Oct 1838 – 24 Jul 1889

Civil War veteran- Sgt.Maj. 151st Pa.Inf.Rgt....

University City, St. Louis County, Missouri, USA

Plot info: Sec 11 - Lot 42