Civil War Rosters-Pennsylvania
Civil War Veterans' Card File, 1861-1866 the information generally includes the soldiers' names, military units, Bates' citations (volume and page), ages at enrollment, descriptions (complexion, height, color of hair and eyes), residences and birthplaces; the dates and places where enrolled; the dates and places where mustered in; and the dates of discharge
Civil War Archive; Union Regiments -- Pennsylvania
Korean Conflict Casualty List
Mexican Border Campaign Veterans' Card File soldiers awarded Mexican Service Medal around 1916
Muster Roll of the Effingham, 1776-77
PA National Guard Veterans' Card File, 1867-1921 Arranged alphabetically by surname of veteran; consists of 4" x 6" cards originally maintained by the Office of the Adjutant General
Pennsylvania Civil War Pension Applications a part of the USGenWeb Archives Pensions Project
Pennsylvania Volunteers of the Civil War
Pennsylvania Soldiers Interred in the Military Asylum Cemetery, D.C., 1861-64
Revolutionary War Military Abstract Card File contains transcriptions of data extracted from original records in the custody of the State Archives concerning Revolutionary War service in the Pennsylvania Militia, Pennsylvania Line, and the Navy
Roster of the 101st Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
Spanish American War Veterans' Card File of United States Volunteers
Union Soldiers from Pennsylvania Interred in the National Cemetery, Arlington, Virginia, 1864-65
USIGS Military Collection- Civil War links to surname databases: Pennsylvania
Vietnam Conflict Casualty List
WW1 Draft Registration Cards 1917-1918 In 1917 and 1918, approximately 24 million men living in the US completed a World War I draft registration card. These registration cards represent approximately 98% of the men under the age of 46
World War I Service Medal Application Cards These cards were originally submitted by veterans and their survivors who applied for service medals in accordance with the Act of April 21, 1937
16th Cavalry Regiment, Company K, Pennsylvania Volunteers, 1862-65
39th Pennsylvania Militia