| Volunteer Number. | Synonym. | Volunteer Number. | Synonym. |
| 30th Penn. Volunteers. | 1st Penn. Reserves. | 38th Penn. Volunteers. | 9th Penn. Reserves. |
| 31st Penn. Volunteers. | 2d Penn. Reserves. | 39th Penn. Volunteers. | 10th Penn. Reserves. |
| 32d Penn. Volunteers. | 3d Penn. Reserves. | 40th Penn. Volunteers. | 11th Penn. Reserves. |
| 33d Penn. Volunteers. | 4th Penn. Reserves. | 41st Penn. Volunteers. | 12th Penn. Reserves. |
| 34th Penn. Volunteers. | 5th Penn. Reserves. | 42d Penn. Volunteers. | 13th Penn. Reserves. |
| 35th Penn. Volunteers. | 6th Penn. Reserves. | 43d Penn. Volunteers. | 1st Penn. Artillery. |
| 36th Penn. Volunteers. | 7th Penn. Reserves. | 44th Penn. Volunteers. | 1st Penn. Cavalry. |
| 37th Penn. Volunteers. | 8th Penn. Reserves. | 59th Penn. Volunteers. | 2d Penn. Cavalry. |
| 60th Penn. Volunteers. | 3d Penn. Cavalry. | 159th Penn. Volunteers. | 14th Penn. Cavalry. |
| 64th Penn. Volunteers. | 4th Penn. Cavalry. | 160th Penn. Volunteers. | 15th Penn. Cavalry. |
| 65th Penn. Volunteers. | 5th Penn. Cavalry. | 161st Penn. Volunteers. | 16th Penn. Cavalry. |
| 70th Penn. Volunteers. | 6th Penn. Cavalry. | 162d Penn. Volunteers. | 17th Penn. Cavalry. |
| 80th Penn. Volunteers. | 7th Penn. Cavalry. | 163d Penn. Volunteers. | 18th Penn. Cavalry. |
| 89th Penn. Volunteers. | 8th Penn. Cavalry. | 180th Penn. Volunteers. | 19th Penn. Cavalry. |
| 92d Penn. Volunteers. | 9th Penn. Cavalry. | 181st Penn. Volunteers. | 20th Penn. Cavalry. |
| 108th Penn. Volunteers. | 11th Penn. Cavalry. | 182d Penn. Volunteers. | 21st Penn. Cavalry. |
| 112th Penn. Volunteers. | 2d Penn. Artillery. | 185th Penn. Volunteers. | 22d Penn. Cavalry. |
| 113th Penn. Volunteers. | 12th Penn. Cavalry. | 204th Penn. Volunteers. | 5th Penn. Artillery. |
| 117th Penn. Volunteers. | 13th Penn. Cavalry. | 212th Penn. Volunteers. | 6th Penn. Artillery. |
| 152d Penn. Volunteers. | 3d Penn. Artillery. |
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apparent vacancies and lack of consecutive numbers in the list of Pennsylvania regiments.
This consecutive numbering — including, as it did, all arms of the service — had the effect of running the numbers of the last infantry regiments beyond those furnished by any other State, and creating an impression that Pennsylvania furnished more regiments than any other.
No number was repeated in the Pennsylvania line, while in other States the numerical designations of the regiments were repeated by each arm of the service.
The regimental numbers apparently vacant, with their synonymous designations, were:
1888.
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