7th Reserves

Last NameFirst NameRankCo.Prison Where DiedRemarksSupporting Evidence
AdamsJohnPrivateANot StatedDied at Annapolis, March 10, 1865
BranninPatrickPrivateAAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, August 23, 1864; Grave #6,551
CuddyJohnPrivateAFlorence, South CarolinaHe died in Florence on September 29, 1864
EbyHarryPrivateAAndersonville
(Steamer Lyon)
Passenger List of the Steamer General Lyon when it set sail
from Wilmington, NC on March 29, 1865 for Fortress Monroe, Virginia The ship burned to the waterline off Cape Hatteras, NC on or about March 31, 1865. Did not survive.
EbyVan BurenPrivateAAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, August 12, 1864; Grave #5,392Sam Elliot says he died August 10th

People’s Advocate & Press; Vol. 12; Wed.; 23 Nov. 1864

VAN BUREN EBY, son of J. W. Eby of Carlisle, was a member of Co. A. When the alarm of war sounded he was ready to do and die for his country. Although most too young, he importioned his friends to let him share the lot of a soldier—Sergt Eby was one of the noble young men who left Carlisle on the 6th of June, 1861, as a member of the Carlisle Fencibles(?), commanded by Capt. R. M. Henderson. With that Company he participated in the memorable Seven Days Battles in front of Richmond and afterward in the battles of Bull Run, South Mountain, Antietam and Fredericksburg, behaving in every engagement with a steady coolness and courage, which won the warmest commendation of his commanding officers. In camp and on the battlefield he was like a true & faithful soldier. He was promoted from the ranks to a Sergeants position and nobly did he deserve it. Sergt Eby had passed through battle after battle, and soon the time of his enlistment would be ended when he could return home to enjoy rest after his long and perilous service. But in the battles in the Wilderness he along with almost the entire 7th Regiment were taken prisoner and marched south ward to endure the heathen barbarity of southern traitors and slavedrivers after months of hopes and fears news last reached the patriotic father that his brave son had fallen a victim to the hellish cruelty practiced in Southern prisons upon our noble sons and brothers. It was a hard stroke to lose a brave boy and an affectionate son—to linger and die by the slow torture of starvation in a southern prison but like a true Christian and patriot the father meekly bowed to the will of the Ruler of the Universe and exclaimed, “he died for his country–the will of the Lord be done.”
HolmesWilliamFirst SergeantANot StatedDied at Annapolis, June 3, 1865Sam Elliot says he died August 25th
JarmierCharlesPrivateAAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, August 26, 1864; Grave #6,931
McCleafWilliamPrivateAAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, October 10, 1864; Grave #10,620See letter from J. W. Eby, in 7th Reserves Bit –
Reiff {or Rife}FrederickPrivateAAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, August 24, 1864; no further info.
WalkerEdwinPrivateAAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, July 19, 1864; Grave #3,605
GlazeStephenPrivateBAndersonvilleNo Other Information
RiceEliasPrivateBAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, Septebmer 3, 1864; Grave #7,716People’s Advocate & Press; Vol. 12; Wed.; 23 Nov. 1864
ELIAS RICE was one of the brave and patriotic young men who volunteered from Landisburg and vicinity and joined Company B, 7th Reserves.  his surviving comrades will drop a tear to the memory of their brave comrade in arms, who breathed his life out for his country in a loathesome Southern prison, and forced to endure the bitter malignity and barbarity—even unto starvation—invented by the Southern traitors.
LantzWilliamPrivateCAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, October 21, 1864; Grave #11,255
MellingerJohnPrivateCAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, Septebmer 1, 1864; Grave #7,512Held at Andersonville and survived. Source: civil war soldiers and sailors database.
WaiteWilliamPrivateCAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, No further information.See letter from J. W. Eby, in 7th Reserves Bit –
WeikThomasPrivateCAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, July 22nd, 1864, no further info.
AltimusWillliamPrivateEAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, Septebmer 14, 1864; Grave #8,765Held at Andersonville and survived. Source: civil war soldiers and sailors database.
Bolen {or Boylen}JamesPrivateEAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville. No further record.
DoughertyJohnPrivateEAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, July 26, 1864; Grave #3,985
JackJamesPrivateEAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, December 24, 1864; Grave #12,331
KellyThomasPrivateENot StatedNo Other Information
SteelmanJohnPrivateEAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, Septebmer 2, 1864; Grave #7,632
KellyEdwardPrivateFAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, October 24, 1864; Grave #11,384
LaborReubenPrivateFAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, October 10, 1864; Grave #10,580
MortonBryantPrivateFAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, August 3, 1864; Grave #4,607See letter from J. W. Eby, in 7th Reserves Bit –
OwenCharlesPrivateFAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, July 29?, 1864
SmallwoodCynclarePrivateFAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, October 8, 1864; Grave #10,530See letter from J. W. Eby, in 7th Reserves Bit –
SmithAndrewPrivateFAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, September 4, 1864, no further recordSee letter from J. W. Eby, in 7th Reserves Bit –
SteelJasperPrivateFAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, June 18, 1864, no further info.
CallingfordThomasPrivateGAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, October 6, 1864; Grave #10,399
DelanyEdwardPrivateGAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, Septebmer 19, 1864; Grave #9,289
EdgarWilfordSergeantGAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, November 5, 1864; Grave #11,834
FarrenJamesPrivateGAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, August 21, 1864; Grave #6,635
HaggertyH.PrivateGAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, November 4, 1864; Grave #11,799
HobsonBenjaminPrivateGAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, Septebmer 2, 1864; Grave #7,568
HoldenIsaacPrivateGAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, Septebmer 30, 1864; Grave #10,070Reportedly captured at Antietam, do further research on this one.
StineJohnPrivateGAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, July 29, 1864; Grave #4,228Held at Andersonville and survived. Source: civil war soldiers and sailors database.
StinerJacobPrivateGAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, No further information.
WoodburnJosephPrivateGAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, November 1, 1864; Grave #11,722
AcharThomasPrivateHAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, July 28, 1864; Grave #4,143
BlosserJonasPrivateHAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, Septebmer 11, 1864; Grave #8,413
ChapmanJ.PrivateHAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, June 30, 1864; Grave #2,713Held at Andersonville and survived. Source: civil war soldiers and sailors database.
ConradDavidPrivateHAndersonvilleReported to have Died at Andersonville.
CromleighFrederick SebascusPrivateHAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, October 4, 1864; Grave #10,283
HesterJosephPrivateHAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, July 18, 1864; Grave #3,563
HooverSimonPrivateHAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, Septebmer 3, 1864; Grave #7,682
KomesSamuelPrivateHAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, Septebmer 21, 1864; No Grave No.Held at Andersonville and survived. Source: civil war soldiers and sailors database.
SmithSolomonPrivateHAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, No further information.Held at Andersonville and survived. Source: civil war soldiers and sailors database.
StevensZepheniahPrivateHAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, No further information.
WeltzJacobPrivateHAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, October 2, 1864; Grave #10,229
WetheraldE.PrivateHAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, November 22, 1864; Grave #12,123
DaileyMatthewPrivateIAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, August 25, 1864; Grave #6,797Held at Andersonville and survived. Source: civil war soldiers and sailors database.
Fagley {or Fegley}ChristianCorporalIAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, No further information.See letter from J. W. Eby, in 7th Reserves Bit –
FordThomasPrivateIAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, August 24, 1864; no further info.
HartJohnPrivateIAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, October 26, 1864; Grave #11,481
HertzelFrederickPrivateIAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, Septebmer 21, 1864; Grave #9,433Held at Andersonville and survived. Source: civil war soldiers and sailors database.
KissingerEmanuelPrivateIAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, No further information.
MartinGainerPrivateIAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, October 11, 1864; Grave #10,678
Mullen {or Miller}JamesPrivateIAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, October 11, 1864; Grave #10,684
RuskThomasFirst SergeantIFlorence, South CarolinaDied February 1865
WeikampThomasPrivateIAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, November 2, 1864; Grave #11,750Held at Andersonville and survived. Source: civil war soldiers and sailors database.
ArmstrongWilliamPrivateKAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville. No further record.Held at Andersonville and survived. Source: civil war soldiers and sailors database.
EhrmanJacobPrivateKAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, No further information.
ElfrySamuelPrivateKAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, Septebmer 21, 1864; Grave #10,009
GeilerCharlesPrivateKAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, Septebmer 4, 1864; Grave #7,773
LeadbeaterJamesPrivateKAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, July 21, 1864; Grave #3,734
McGuiganHenryPrivateKAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, August 26, 1864; Grave #6,925
WilsonWilliamPrivateKAndersonvilleDied at Andersonville, August 12, 1864; Grave #5,458
LapeWilliamPrivateFFlorence, South CarolinaDied at Florence, Date Unknown,Luther T. Dodson states that Wm. Lape died at Florence, South Carolina.
FairchildRansfordPrivateFFlorence, South CarolinaDied at Florence, Date Unknown,Luther T. Dodson states that R. Fairchild died at Florence, South Carolina.
HalikerJeromePrivateFSalisbury PrisonDied at Salisbury Prison, November 28, 1864.Luther T. Dodson states Haliker died November 28, 1864 at Salisbury Prison.
WilsonReubenPrivateFFlorence, South CarolinaDied at Home shortly after releaseWas paroled from Florence, S.C., December 12, 1864. Arrived home on 27th. Died January 11th from effects of being imprisoned.
DoyleDanielPrivateDSalisbury PrisonDied at Salisbury Prison, December 28, 1864.PA Archives Card says he died of starvation and exposure at Salisbury Prison.
MearsWilliamPrivateFSalisbury PrisonDied at Salisbury Prison, January 5, 1865Captured, date unknown; died at Salisbury Prison, see Luther Dodson Letter and State archives index cards.
GorhamWilliam E.PrivateKSalisbury PrisonDied at Salisbury Prison, November 22, 1864See letter from Luther Dodson, 1865