★
Loading archive…
Heroic Score1001057th out of 4480
Number of Medals2
Total Heroic & Non-Heroic Score1022193 of 4480
U.S. Army#443of 2016
Artillery#23of 82
American Civil War#10of 1091
Northern Virginia Campaign#1of 4
Battle of Cedar Mountain#2of 13
Second Battle of Bull Run#2of 20
Battle of Chantilly#1of 8
Maryland Campaign#1of 3
Battle of South Mountain#2of 9
Battle of Antietam#2of 32
Battle of Fredericksburg#2of 35
East Tennessee Campaign/Knoxville Campaign#1of 1
Battle of Campbell’s Station#1of 1
Siege of Knoxville#1of 2
Overland Campaign#1of 12
Battle of the Wilderness#1of 26
Battle of Spotsylvania Court House#1of 32
Battle of Cold Harbor#3of 26
Siege of Petersburg#2of 25
Battle of the Crater (preparations only)#1of 1
Battle of Poplar Springs Church#1of 4
Patrick H. Monaghan
Lieutenant colonel (Pennsylvania National Guard) Sergeant (48th Pennsylvania Infantry), U.S. Army
American Civil WarNorthern Virginia CampaignBattle of Cedar MountainSecond Battle of Bull RunBattle of ChantillyMaryland CampaignBattle of South MountainBattle of AntietamBattle of FredericksburgEast Tennessee Campaign/Knoxville CampaignBattle of Campbell’s StationSiege of KnoxvilleOverland CampaignBattle of the WildernessBattle of Spotsylvania Court HouseBattle of Cold HarborSiege of PetersburgBattle of the Crater (preparations only)Battle of Poplar Springs Church
Awards & Decorations
Ribbon Rack
Biography
Patrick Henry Monaghan was a native of Ireland who fought for the federal government of the United States during the American Civil War as a member of Company F of the 48th Pennsylvania Infantry. He received America's highest award for valor, the U.S. Medal of Honor, for recapturing the regimental flag of the 7th New York Heavy Artillery on June 17, 1864 while fighting in the Siege of Petersburg, Virginia.
Support & adopt
Become the named supporter for this profile and edit the tribute biography and portrait (Owner account required). Proceeds help keep the archive online.
Score Breakdown
Medal of Honor(base 100)
+100Heroic Score100 pts