as veteran volunteers were transferred to the 190th Pennsylvania Infantry. Casualties Killed and mortally wounded:11 officers, 151 enlisted men Died of disease:2 officers, 88 enlisted men Total:13 officers, 239 enlisted men Commanders Lt. Col. Thomas Leiper Kane – 6/12–6/13/1861 (recruited unit; resigned commission as colonel in favor of the veteran Biddle; promoted to brigadier general) Col. Charles John Biddle – 6/14/1861–1/21/1862 (resigned to enter Congress) Col. Hugh McNeil – 1/22/1862–9/16/1862 (killed in action) Capt. Dennis Magee – 9/16/1862 (replaced) Col. Charles Frederick Taylor – 9/17/1862–7/2/1863 (killed in action) Notes References Attribution The Civil War Archive Pennsylvania in the Civil War External links The Pennsylvania Reserve Volunteer Corps Historical Society Bucktails!: The 13th Pennsylvania Reserves Units and formations of the Union Army from Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Reserves 1861 establishments in Pennsylvania Military units and formations established in 1861 Military units and formations disestablished in 1864