Collis Zouaves

The 114th Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers, known as the Collis Zouaves, fought on the line of battle on May 3, 1863, where it lost 3 officers and 35 enlisted men killed. The dead were Major Joseph S. Chandler, Captain Frank Eliot of Company F, Lieutenant George M. Cullen of Company G, Henry Steelman of Company A, Sergeant Alfred Tricker of Company B, John Alqueshouse of Company B, Albert Holworth of Company B, John J. Springer of Company B, Samuel T. Sapp of Company B, Edward Simms of Company B, Samuel M. Whitesell of Company B, George Lutz of Company C, Martin A. Shimp of Company C, John B. Wilson of Company C, Corporal William Cumpston of Company D, Albert Colsher of Company D, George A. Dobler of Company D, Frank McGrady of Company D, Simeon Davis of Company E, Henry Didline of Company E, William Stratton of Company E, William Whiting of Company E, Sergeant John Bussinger of Company F, Benjamin Davis of Company F, George Howell of Company F, William Plews Jr. of Company F, George Rutter of Company F, George Reayer of Company F, George W. Young of Company F, John J. Gempshore of Company G, Sergeant Penrose B. Wead of Company H, Harvey Marshall of Company H, Sergeant David F. Edgar of Company I, Vanleer E. Bond of Company I, James Bryan of Company I, Charles F. Wahan of Company I, Augustus Rhinefeldt of Company I, and Divid Q. Hitchinson of Company K.

Lake Wilderness, Virginia · United States