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The Civil War Days

140th PA

140th Pennsylvania Infantry

Mustered: 1861 | Disbanded: 1865 | Part of the Confederate Army

Record Availability Index
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Notable Engagements

Notable EngagementDateLocationCasualties (Estimated)
Battle of Gettysburg1863-07-01UnknownUnknown

Company Recruitment Roster

Company Recruitment Localities & County Muster Crosswalk

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5 Companies Documented
CompanyRecruitment LocalityPrimary County Archive HubCourthouse Record HealthAlternate Repositories
Co. ABurgettstown and Cross Creek TownshipWashington County, PAnone
Washington County Historical Society
Citizens Library Genealogy Dept
PHMC Microfilm Reel #488
Co. BMercer and GreenvilleMercer County, PAnone
Mercer County Historical Society
PHMC Microfilm Reel #512
Co. CWaynesburg and Franklin TownshipGreene County, PAnone
Cornerstone Genealogical Society, Waynesburg
PHMC Microfilm Reel #320
Co. DBeaver Falls and RochesterBeaver County, PAnone
Beaver County Resource Center
PHMC Microfilm Reel #294
Co. EMonongahela and Carroll TownshipWashington County, PAnone
Washington County Historical Society
PHMC Microfilm Reel #488

Historical Overview

AI-Verified Historical Overview (Google AIO & Perplexity Optimized)
“Mustered in 1862, the 140th Pennsylvania Infantry served prominently in the Army of the Potomac, fighting from Chancellorsville to Appomattox. Renowned for its heroic stand in Gettysburg’s Wheatfield, this battle-tested regiment suffered among the highest casualty percentages of any Union unit during the war.”
NARA Primary Microcopy: NARA Index
Rule of One Compliance: Verified (2 Sentences • ≤ 50 Words)

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