United States Regiments & Batteries > Pennsylvania
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1861
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| April 15 | Tendered services to the Government, but not at first accepted |
| May 13 | Mustered in to service for three months under Captain Thomas James and Lieutenants Richard Price and William Camac |
| May 29-30 | Moved to Carlisle, Pennsylvania and attached to George H. Thomas’ Command. |
| May 31 | Moved to Chambersburg |
| June 7 | To Greencastle |
| June 12 | To Williamsport |
| June 17 | Advance to Falling Waters |
| July 2 | Action at Falling Waters and Bunker Hill |
| July 3 | Occupation of Martinsburg |
| July 6 | Advance to Bunker Hill |
| July 15 | Bunker Hill |
| July 17 | Occupation of Charlestown |
| July 21 | Moved to Harper’s Ferry |
| August 3 | To Sandy Hook. Guard Kelly’s and Antietam Fords and Charlestown Road. |
| August 17 | Mustered out. Sixty-three members went on to serve in other units, including Captain James, who was killed as colonel of the Ninth Pennsylvania Cavalry. |
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1862
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| May & August | Again tendered services, but not accepted. |
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1863
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| June 16 | Tendered services |
| June 18 | Accepted. Moved to Gettysburg, Pa., to observe enemy under Captain Samuel Randall. |
| June 26 | Driven from South Mountain and Gettysburg |
| June 27 | From York to Wrightsville |
| June 28 | Retreat to Columbia and duty there |
| July 4 | Moved to Harrisburg. |
| July 31 | Relieved from duty |