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1836 .- Frederick Buel, Yale, agent American Bible Society, Calitoruin. 1826 .- William P'. Buel, M.D., Yale, physicina on California steamer. 1844 .- Henry W. Buel, M. D.,A physician in his native town.
1805 .- David Burl, Jr.,* Williams, of Troy, N. Y., lawyer, judge, regent university.
1836 .- Joshun D. Berry, MUhllebury, late president Shelby College, Ken- tucky.
1832 .- Amos B. Bench, Union, Inte rector St. Paul's, Baatam Falls.
1827 .- Horace Bushnell, D.D.," Yale, pastor of North Church, Hartford, author, etc.
1833 .- David Butler, D.D.,+ Washington, former rector St. Michael's.
1787 .- Joseph E. Camp, Yale, pastor church In Northfield.
1822 .- Albert H. Caaip," Yale, pastor in Bridgewater, Ashby, Mass., etc. 1786 .- Lynde Catlin, Yale, merchant, and president Merchants' Bank, New York.
1839 .- John Catlin, Yale, teacher, etc. ; realdea in North fick].
1751 .- Judah Champion, Ynle, second pastor of the First Church In this tewn.
1780,-Amos Chase, Dartmouth, pastor church in South Farais. 1803 .- Samnel Charch, LI .. D., Yale, chiof justice of Connecticut. 1814 .- John Churchill,at Yale, forawer pastor of a church in Woodbury.
1718 .- Timothy Collias, Yale, first pastor of the First Church in this town. 1758 .- Ambrose Collins,* Yale, went a missionary to the Indians, and died.
1758 .- Thomas Davies, Yale, former rector of St. Michael's.
1811 .- William Deming,* Yale.
1829 .- George C. V. Eastman, Middlebary, former rector of church in Bantam Falls.
1822 .- Samuel Fuller, D.D., Union, late president Kenyon College, Ohio. 1759 .- Fisher Gay,* Yale, colonel Revolutionary army ; legislator, magis- trate.
1791 .- James Gould, LL.D., Yale, judge Supreme Court, principal Law- School.
1827 .- George Gould," Yale, of Troy, N. Y., now judge Supreme Court, N. Y.
1824 .- James R. Gould,* Yale, lawyer; died in Augusta, Ga., 1830.
1816 .- William T. Gould," Yale, judge Court of Oyer and Terminer, Au- gusta, Ga.
J839 .- John M. Grant," Yale, colporteur in Maryland, etc.
1844 .- William H. Guernsey,* Yale, clergyman ; died in Savannah, Ga., 1850.
1849 .- Luther B. Hart, Union, Jate pastor Baptist Church, North Norfolk. 1820 .- Laurens P. Ilickok, D.D., Union, now vice-president Union College.
1851 .- George A. Hickox, Trinity, now a practicing lawyer in this town, and editor and proprietor Litchfield Enquirer.
1840 .- Gideon H. Hollister, Yale, lawyer, clerk of the courts, senator, foreign minister; deceased. .
1784 .- Uriel Holmes, Jr., Yale, lawyer, judge, member of Congress.
1816 .- Uriel Holmes, Jr.,ª Yale, died July 3, 1818, while member Theo- logical Seminary, Andover.
1784 .- Lemuel Hopkins, M.D.,t Yale, poet, etc.
1794 .- Dan Huntington, Yule, former pastor of the First Church in this town.
1822 .- Charles P. Ilantington, Harvard, judge Superior Court, Boston, Muss,
1806 .- Jabez W. Huntington, Yale, lawyer, judge, member of Congress, senator.
1821 .- William P. Hnutlagton," flarvard, pastor in Massachusetts and Illinois ; artist, etc.
1843 .- George J. Ilarrison, Union, now Congregational minister In Milton.
1792 .- Isaac Jones, Yale, maister of St. Michael's parish.
1791 .- Benjamin Judd, Yale, formier pastor in Milton.
1837 .- James kilboarn," Yalo, pastor in Bridgewater, Middle Haddam, aad Illinois.
1840 .- John Kilbouro, Yale, tencher ia Stato of New York.
1853 .- P. K. Kilbourn,'t Unloa, author ef " History of litchfield."
1787 .- Ephraim Kirby,et Yale, lawyer, judge, author of " Kirby's Re- portg."
1844 .~ William II. Lewis, D. D.,'t Kenyon, rector of Holy Trinity Church, Brooklya.
1788 .- Daniel W. Lewis, Yale, Inwyar; State's attorney.
1770 .- Samuel Lyman, Yale, removed to Springfield, Mars. ; member of Congress.
1783 .- Lynde Lord, Jr., Yale, died In his native town ia 1813.
1812 .- Stephon Mason, " Williams, former pastor In Washington.
1748,-Reyaukl Marvia, Yale, lawyer, king's attorney ; dled here July 30, 1802.
1786 .-- Samuel Marsh, Yale, lawyer in hls native town, and in Norfolk,
Va. Truman Marsh," rector of St. Michael's twenty seven your; died hero in 1831.
17.5 .- James Morris, Yale, tencher, magistrate, legislator, captain ; died 1820.
1803,-Jamies Morris, Jr., Yale, tutor University of Georgia; died in Suntmiry, Ga.
1801 .- Houben S. Morris," Yale, lawyer ; died in Utica, N. Y., In 1832.
1838 .- Dwight Morris, Unlon, Inwyer In Bridgeport, judge of probate, legislator, Secretary of State, etc.
1775 .- Benjamin Osborn," Partmonth, pastor In Tiamouth, Yt., author ; died 1×18.
1770 .- Immune Osborn, Dartmouth, farmer, teacher, dencon ; liel in Litch- field, 1526. Jeremiah Osborn," Dartmouth, farmer ; diedi lu Litchfield in 1820.
1781 .~ Jacob Osbora," Dartmouth, farmer nad teacher; dled in Litch-
* Born in this town.
. Born In this town.
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field in 1821 ; Ethan Osborn, Dartmouth, pastor Fairfield, N. J., fifty-four years ; died io his hundredth yenr.
1729 .- Solomon Palmer, Yale, rector of St. Michael's; died in this town In 1771.
1750 .- Benjamin Palmer, Yale; died in 1780.
1853 .- Jolın M. Peck, D.D.,*+ Harvard, Baptist pastor in Illinois; anthor; died 1858. William G. Peck, *+ Trinity (also at West Point), Professor of Mathematics, Columbia College, N. Y.
1842 .- James Peck,* Union, merchant at La Crosse, Wis.
1807 .- Amos Pettingill, Harvard, pastor church in South Farms, 1816- 1822.
1837 .- John Il. Pettingill,* Yale, District Secretary Amerienn Board, Al- bany, N. Y.
1804 .- John Pierpont, Yale,* clergyman in Boston, author, lecturer, poet. 1813 -Charles Perkins, Yale, lawyer ; died in London, Eng., Nov. 18, 1856, aged sixty-four.
1763 .- Tapping Reeve, LL.D., Princeton, chief justice of Connecticut. 1802 .- Aaron Burr Recve,* Yale, lawyer in Troy, N. Y .; died in 1809. 1829 .- Tapping Burr Reeve ;* died in Litchfield in 1829.
1833 .- James Richards, D.D., Union, was principal Elm Park Collegiate Institute.
1858 .- James Richards, Jr., Princeton, Professor Ancient Languages and Mathematics in Elm Park Collegiate Institute.
1831 .- Rollin Sanford," Ynle, merchant in Brooklyn, N. Y .; candidate for Congress.
1797 .- ITorntio Seymour, LL.D.,* Yale, lawyer, U. S. senator from Ver- mont twelve years.
1824 .- Origen S. Seymour, LL.D.,"+ Yale, member of Congress, judge Superior Court, chief justice of the Superior Court of Errors.
1853 .- Edward W. Seymour,* Yale, lawyer.
1730 .- Elisha Sheldon, Yale, legislator and judge ; died in Litchfield in 1779.
1800 .- Elisha Sheldon, M.D.,* Yule, died in 1832 ; buried in Litelifield. -
-. Richard Skinner, LL.D., "+ Middlebury, Governor and chief justice of Vermont.
1790 .- Aaron Smith, Yalo, lawyer, legislator, and merchant ; died in this town in 1834.
1806 .- Lucius Smith, Yale, merchant, colonel in war with Great Britain, clergyman.
1757 .- Reuben Smith, Yale, physician, magistrate, county treasurer ; died in 1804.
1815 .- Truman Smith, Yale, Jawyor, member of Congress, U. S. senator. 1761 .- Jedediah Strong,$ Yale, member Continental Congress, legislator, etc.
1823 .- John S. Stone, D.D., Union, former rector of St. Michael's.
1838 .- Benjamin W. Stone, Trinity. former rector of St. Michael's.
1857 .- Storrs O. Seymour,* Ynle, rector of St. Michael's.
1822 .- William Sheldon,* Yale, merchant; died in France in 1826. 1844 .- Benjamin L. Swan,t Yale.
1773 .- Benjamin Tallmadge, Yale, member of Congress sixteen years.
1830 .- Benjamin Tallmadge, Jr.,*+ Yale, lieutenant U.S.N .; died off Gibraltar in 1830.
1811 .- Frederick A. Tallmadge,* Yale, recorder New York City, member of Congress.
1778 .- Uriah Tracy, Yale, lawyer, member of Congress, U. S. ecuator, general.
1778 .- Joseph Vaill, Dartmouth, pastor in Hadlyme; died 1838, after a ministry of fifty-eight years.
1824 .- Hermon L. Vaill,* Yale, pastor in East Lyme; also Seneca Falls, N. Y.
1848 .- Louis F. Wadsworth,* Trinity, lawyer in New York City, deputy clerk assembly.
1837 .- Charles Wadsworth, D.D.,* Union, pastor Arch Street Church, Philadelphia.
1795 .- Holland Weeks,* Dartmouth, pastor in Waterbury and in Ver- mont.
1807 .- William R. Weeks, D.D., Princeton; died 1848, aged sixty-six. 1778 .- John Welch,* Yale, merchant, judge, legislator ; died in 1844.
1805 .- William Welch,* Yale, captain U.S.A .; died in the public ser- vice in 1811.
1827 .- William H. Welch,* Yale, late chief justice of Minnesota Terri- tory.
1747 .- Oliver Wolcott, LL.D., Governor, signer Declaration of Independ- ence.
1778 .- Oliver Wolcott, Jr , LL.D., Yale, Governor, Secretary U. S. Treas- ury, etc.
1786 .- Frederick Wolcott,* Yale, lawyer, legislator, judge of probate.
1779 .- Ezekiel Woodruff,* Yale, lawyer, adjutant Revolutionary army.
1849 .- Curtis T. Woodruff,# Yale, rector Episcopal Church in Woodbury. 1825 .- George C. Woodruff,* Yale, lawyer, legislator, judge of probate, member of Congress.
1857 .- George M. Woodruff,* Yale, lawyer, judge of probate, railroad commissioner.
1830 .- Lewis B. Woodruff," Yalo, judge Superior Court, New York City, circuit judge U. S.
1809 .- Simeon Woodruff,* Yale, clergyman, settled at the West.
1836 .- Lucius H. Woodruff,* Yale, teacher in Insane Retreat, Hartford; died in 1852.
1803 .- Samuel Whittlesey,* Yale, pastor at Washington and elsewhere. 1851 .- Julins M. Willey, Trinity, former rector of St. Michael's.t
YALE.
Wm. Beebe, 1873 ; Wm. B. Clarke, 1849 ; Marshall R. Gaines, 1865; John T. Hubbard, 1880; T. Ephraim Mower, 1878; D. D. T. Mclaughlin, 1834; Allan McLean, 1865; Dickinson W. Richards, 1880; George Richards, 1872; Wmn. R. Richards, 1876; George D. Watrous, 1879.
PHYSICIANS.
The following is a list of physicians who have prac- ticed in this town :
Timothy Collins, from Guilford, the first clergyman and physician in the town, preached and practiced here from 1721 till his death, in 1777 ; Thomas Little, Seth Bird, Daniel Huntington, Phinens Bradley, Sainnel Catlin, Hosea Hulbert, Daniel Sheldon, Phineas Smith, Comfort Bradley, Partridge Parsons, Robert Catlin, Abel Catlin, John M. West, Reuben S. Woodward, Isaac Marsh, Joseph Parker, William Bur], Sammel Buel, Alanson Abbe, Manly Peters, Norman Landon, Jolin W. Russell, Josiab Barnes, Moses A. Lee, Anson Wild- man, John S. Wolcott, Renben M. Woodruff, Charles Vaill, Garry H. Minor, Benjamin Welch, Jr., Caleb Ticknor, Samuel R. Childs, Wil- liam Deming, Janies K. Wallace, George Seymour, A. Sidney Lewis, Eliada Osborn, David E. Bostwick, Orson Bnel (botanic), E. B. W. Camp.
The practicing physicians at present are as follows :
Henry W. Buel, Willis J. Beach, William Deming, H. E. Gates, J. J. New- comb, Litchfield ; J. K. Wallace, Bantam ; E. L. Blake, Northfield ; Josiah G. Beckwith, Litchfield ; Wm. Porter was bere in 1873.
PRESENT LAWYERS.
Origen S. Seymour, George C. Woodruff, Henry B. Groves, George A. ITickox, Charles B. Andrews, W'm. L. Ransom, George M. Woodruff, Frank W. Wessells, Dwight C. Kilbourne, Henry II. Prescott, Ed- ward W. Seymour.
CHAPTER XIV.
LITCHFIELD (Continued). CIVIL AND MILITARY.
Incorporation of the Town-First Town Officers Elected-Representatives from 1740-1882-Military History.
UNDER the original grant this section was called Bantam, and was incorporated as the town of Litch- field in 1724. The record of what appears to be the first town-meeting has no date. At this meeting a committee, consisting of John Buel and Nathaniel Smith, was appointed to hire a minister.
* Born in this town.
+ The above list to namo of Junius M. Willey is substantially as it np- peared in Kilbourne's " History of Litchfield." It is impossible after such a lapse of time to continue the personal history of each person.
* Born in this town.
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"The first meeting for the choice of town officers was held Dec. 1721, and resulted as follows: John Marsh, town clerk ; John Buel, Nathaniel Hosford, John Marsh, selectmen ; William Goodrich, constable and collector ; Benjamin Gibbs and Thomas Lec, surveyors ; Eleazor Strong and Samuel Root, fence- viewers ; Daniel Culver, hayward; Joseph Bird, col- lector of minister's rate.
"The only person 'admitted an inhabitant' at this meeting was Mr. Joseph Kilbourn, from Wethers- field, who had recently purchased one-thirtieth part of the township,-being the original rights of Messrs. Mann and Peet.
"On the 6th of February, 1721-22, Messrs. Buel and Marsh were voted 'the use of the stream of Bantam River and thirty acres of land,' on condition that they would erect a grist-mill and keep the same in order ; and Messrs. Jacob Griswold, William Good- rich, and Benjamin Gibbs were designated to lay out the land for their use.
"On the 8th of the ensuing May, Messrs. Buel, Marsh, Smith, and Hosford were appointed a com- mittee, and fully empowered by the town to negotiate a settlement of the boundary line between Litchfield and Waterbury with a committee appointed by the proprietors of the latter town. At the same time Messrs. Buel and Marsh were directed to petition the General Assembly, on the town's behalf, 'for liberty to set up a church and society in Litchfield.'
" It had been one of the conditions of the several deeds of conveyance to the original proprictors, that the grantees or their sons should build a tenantable house on each home-lot, or division, not less than sixteen feet square, and personally inhabit the same by the last day of May, 1721, and for three years en- suing ; and no one was permitted 'to leave or dispose of his share for five years thereafter, without the con- sent of the first planters.' This was a wise provision, growing out of the dependent and exposed condition of a settlement in the wilderness. Not only was cach individual purchaser expected to encourage the settle- ment by his personal presence and labors, but his assistance in planning and executing the various pro- jects designed for the promotion of the public welfare was deemed indispensable. His proprietorship in these ' western lands' was no sinecure, resorted to for purposes of speculation. Ile must bear his full share of the burthens and perils incident to the life of a pioneer. For divers reasons, several of the first pur- chasers, as has been intimated, failed to comply with these terms. On the 8th of June, 1722, in general town-meeting, it was voted that the following persons had 'forfeited their rights to lands in Litchfield by not performing what they were obliged to in the articles of the settlement mentioned in the grand deed,'-viz., Timothy Seymour, Timothy Stanley, Isaac Judson, Jacob Gibbs, John Stoddard, Nath- aniel Smith, Paul Peek, John Hart, Philip Bump, Nathaniel Woodruff, Thomas Griswold, John Bald-
win, and one of Ezekiel Sandford's rights. Messrs. John Buel, Nathaniel Smith, and John Marsh were appointed a committee to negotiate with the above- named individuals, with power to 'prosccute the fore- feiture to effect,' in case the claimants should neglect or refuse to agree to the terms which might be offered them. Probably a compromise was effected with most of the delinquents. Some of them became active aud useful men in the town.
" In October of this year the freemen, by a formal vote, expressed their desire to be annexed to Hartford County. They also voted that the tax for the support of the minister and for building the meeting-house should be laid 'one-half on the rights, and the other on heads and stock.' "
REPRESENTATIVES FROM 1740-1881.
1740 .- Joseph Bird, Ebenezer Marsh, John Bird, John Buel.
1741 .- Ebenezer Marsh, John Buel, Samuel Culver.
1742 .- Ebenezer Marsh, Jacob Griswold.
1743 .- Ebenezer Marsh, John Bird, Joseph Bird.
1744 .- Ebenezer Marsh, Joseph Bird, Edward Phelps.
1745 .- Edward Phelps, Joseph Bird, Ebenezer Marsh, Isaac Baldwin.
1746 .- Ebenezer Marsh, Joseph Bird.
1747 .- Thomas Harrison, Joseph Sanford.
1748 .- Ebenezer Marsh, Jolın Bird.
1749 .- Ebenezer Marsh, Joseph Bird, Thomas Harrison.
1750 .- Ebenezer Marsh, Thomas Harrison.
1751 .- Ebenezer Marsh, Thomas llarrison.
1752 .- Ebenezer Marsh, Thomas Harrison, Joseph Kilbourn, Benjamin Webster.
1753 .- Joseph Kilbonrn, Benjamin Webster, Thomas Harrison.
1754 .- Ebenezer Marsh, Benjamin Webster, Thomas Harrison.
1755 .- Peter Buel, Benjamin Webster, Ebenezer Marsh, Elisha Shelden.
1756 .- Ebenezer Marsh, l'eter Buel.
1757 .- Ebenezer Marsh, l'eter Buel, Elisha Shellen.
1758 .- Ebenezer Marsh, Elisha Shelden.
1750 -Jacoh Woodruff, Elisha Shelden, Ebenezer Marsh.
1760 .- Ebenezer Marsh, Elisha Shelden.
1761 .- Ebenezer Marsh, Elisha Shelden, Isaac Baldwin.
1702 .- Ebenezer Marsh, Isaac Baldwin.
1763 .- Ebenezer Marsh, Isnac Baldwin.
1764 .- Ebenezer Marsh, isaac Baldwin, Ollver Wolcott.
1765 .- Ebenezer Marsh, Isaac Baldwin.
1766 .- Ebenezer Marsh, Isnne Baldwin, John Marsh.
1767 .- Oliver Wolcott, John Marsh, Ebenezer Marsh.
1768 .- Ebenezer Marsh, John Marsh, Oliver Wolcott, Jacob Woodruff.
1700,-Ebenezer Marslı, Abraham Kilbourn.
1770 .- David Welch, Abraham Kilbourn, Oliver Wolcott.
1771 .- Ebenezer Marslı, Jolin Marsh, Jedediah Strung, Lynde Lord.
1772 .- Jedediah Strong, Lynde Lord, John Marsh.
1773 .- Jedediah Strong, David Welch.
1774 .- Jedediah Strong, John Marsh, David Welch.
1775 .- Jedediah Strong, David Welch, Abraham Bradley.
1776 .- Jedediah Strong, Abraham Bradley, Andrew Adams.
1777 .- Jededialı Strong, Amlrow Adums.
1778 .- Jedediah Strong, Andrew Adams.
1770 .- Jedediah Strung, Andrew Adamıs.
1780,-Jedediah Strong, Andrew Adams, David Welel.
1781 .- Jedediah Strong, Andrew Adams, Bezaleel Beebe.
1752 .- Jedediah Strong, Bezaleel Hoobe, Isaac Ballwin.
1783 .- Jedediah Strong, Bezalcol Beche, Abraham Bradley, Isane Bald- win, Jr.
1784 .- Ebenezer Marsh, Isane Baldwin, Isaac Baldwin, Jr.
1785,-Jedledlah Strong, Abraham Bradley, Ebenezer Marsh.
1786 .- Ebenezer Marsh, Jedediah Strong.
1787 .- Ebenezer Marsh, Ebenezer Benton, Jedediah Strong.
17×8 .- Ebenezer Marsh, Jedediah Strong, Uriah Tracy.
1789,-JeBediah Strong, Uriah Tracy, Tapping Hoeve.
1790,-Ebenezer Marsh, Urinh Tracy, Julius Deming.
1791 .- Julius Deming, Uriah Tracy, Ephraim Kirby.
1702 .- Ephirulus Kirby, U'sinh Tracy, Solomou MIarsh, Bezaleci Beebe.
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1793 .- John Allen, Uriah Tracy, Bezaleel Beebe. 1794 .- Ephraim Kirby, John Allen.
1795 .- Ephraim Kirby, John Allen, Moses Seymour, Bezaleel Becbe.
1796 .- Moses Seymour, John Allen.
1797 .- Moses Seymour, Ephraim Kirby.
1798 .- James Morris, Julius Deming, Moses Seymour, Ephraim Kirby. 1799 .- Moses Seymour, Ephraim Kirby, John Welch.
1800 .- Ephraim Kirby, John Welch, James Morris.
1801 .- Moses Seymour, Ephraim Kirby, John Welch.
1802 .- James Morris, Frederick Wolcott, Moses Seymour, Ephraim Kirby.
1803 .- James Morris, Frederick Wolcott, Uriel Hulmes.
1804 .- James Morris, Uriel Holmes.
1805 .- James Morris, Uriel Holmes.
1806 .- Moses Seymour, Norman Buel, Uriel Holmes, Aarou Bradley. 1807 .- Uriel Holmes. Auron Bradley.
1808 .- Aaron Bradley, Aaron Smith, Nathaniel Goodwin. 1809 .- Nathaniel Goodwin, Aaron Smith.
1810,-Moses Seymour, Aaron Bradley.
1811 .- Aaron Smith, Moses Seymour.
1812 .- Aaron Smith, Moses Seymour, Morris Woodruff.
1813 .- Aaron Smith, Morris Woodruff.
1814 .- Aaron Smith, Morris Woodruff, Uriel Holmes.
1815 .- William Beebe, Morris Woodruff, Jonathan Buel.
1816 .- William Beebe, Jonathan Buel.
1817 .- Jonathan Buel, Ephraim S. Hall.
1818 .- Stephen Russell, Ephraim S. Hall, Phineas Lord. 1819 .- John Welch, Phineas Lord. 1820 .- Jolin Welch, Seth P. Beers. 1821 .- Setlı P. Beers, John Welch. 1822 .- Seth P. Beers, Jolin Welch. 1823 .- Seth P. Beers, Phineas Miner. 1824 .- David Marsh, Morris Woodruff.
1825 .- David Marsh, Morris Woodruff.
1826 .- Morris Woodruff, Reuben Webster.
1827 .- Phineas Miner, William Beebe.
1828 .- Jabez W. Huntington, William Beebe.
1829 .- Phineas Miner, Morris Woodruff. 1830 .- Stephen Russell, Morris Woodruff.
183 :.- Stephen Russell, Truman Smith. 1832 .- Truman Smith, Elihu Harrison. 1833 .- William Beebe, Asa Hopkins. 1834 .- Stephen Russell, Truman Smith. 1835 .- Phineas Miner, Elilm Ilarrison. 1836 .- Morris Woodruff, Phineas Lord. 1837 .- Morris Woodruff, Phineas Lord. 1838,-Samuel Buel, William Ray. 1839 .- Samuel Buel, William Ray. 1840 .- Frederick Buel, E. Champion Bacon. 1841 .- Frederick Buel, E. Champion Bacoo. 1842 .- Origen S. Seymour, Enos Stoddard. 1843 .- Origen S. Seymour, Enos Stoddard. 1844 .- Elisha S. Abernethy, Dan Catlio. 1845 .- Charles Adams, Dan Cutlin. 1846 .- David Marsh, George Seymour. 1847 .- David Marsh, George Seymour. 1848 .- Sammel P. Bolles, William L. Smedley. 1849 .- Origen S. Seymour, Christopher Wheeler. 1850 .- Origen S. Seyatour, Christopher Wheeler. 1851 .- George C. Woodruff, Thomas M. Coe. 1852 .- Josiah G. Beckwith, William Newton, 1853 .- Josinlı G. Beckwith, William Newton. 1854 .- Frederick Bnel, Samuel P. Bolles. 1855 .- Philip S. Beebe, Samuel Brooker, Jr. 1856 .- Josiah G. Beckwith, Garry II. Minor. 1857 .- Josiah G. Beckwith, Edward Pierpont. 1858 .- Henry B. Graves, William Bissell. 1859 .- Edward W. Seymour, William Bissell. 1860 .- Edward W. Seymour, Daniel Stoddard. 18G1 .- George II. Baldwin, Jacob Morse. 1862 .- Philip S. Beebe, George A. Hickox. 1863 .- George M. Woodruff, Everitt H. Wright. 1864 .- E. H. Wright, T. R. Sedgwick. 1865 .- George M. Woodruff, D. E. Bostwick. 18GG .- George C. Woodruff, T. L. Saltoustall. 1867 .- Henry B Graves, Eli D. Weeks. 1868 .- Henry B. Graves, T. Leander Jevuiugs.
1869 .- J. G. Beck with, J. B. Hopkins.
1870 .- E. W. Seymour, Henry Frisbie. 1871 .- E. W. Seymour, N. W. Beach. 1872 .- George M. Woodruff, Ransom Newton. 1873 .- Julius Deming, Charles D. Wheeler. 1874 .- George C. Woodruff, James B. Newcomb.
1875 .- William Deming, Garner B. Curtiss. 1876 .- William Deming, Henry B. Graves. 1877 .- Eli D. Weeks, Henry B. Graves. 1878 .- Charles B. Andrews, William Bissell. 1879 .- Henry B. Graves, Leverett W. Wessells. 1880 .- Gideon II. Hollister, Harry Clemens. 1881 .- Origen S. Seymour, Frederick S. Porter.
MILITARY RECORD.#
Jacob Forfe, Ist Art .; enl. April 1, 1862; disch. March 16, 1865. Jolın K. Gordon, enl. Nov. 30, 1864.
J. Donohue, eul. April 6, 1862.
E. B. Smith, enl. May 20, 15G1; pro. to first lieutenant; res. Oct. 26, 1863.
W. Wheeler, enl. May 20, 1861 ; disch. May 22, 1864.
E. Buxton, eol. May 20, 1861 ; must. out Sept. 25, 1865.
W. W. Davis, enl. May 20, 18G1 ; disch. Sept. 25, 1865.
J. P. Nichols, disch. May 22, 1864.
R. H. Tompkins, L. A. Terry l, G. W. Wheeler.
C. O. Whaples, disch. Sept. 1, 1862.
C. W. Brewer, enl. April 12, 1862.
W. W. Mathews, enl. April 12, 1862; disch. April 17, 1865.
E. Lymao, enl. Aug. 4, 1863; died Aug. 10, 1864. Henry Wade, 5th Regt .; enl. Nov. 29, 1864; inst. out July 19, 1865.
John Daley, 5th Regt .; enl. Nov. 26, 1864.
II. G. West, 5th Regt .; enl. July 22, 1861 ; wounded; disch. May 18, 1863.
E. A. Alvord, 5th Regt .; enl. July 22, 1861; wounded; disch. July 19, 1865. II. S. Guoley, 5th Regt .; eul. July 22, 1861 ; died Ang. 22, 1862. Charles Gooley, 5th Regt .; enl. July 22, 1861; disch. Nov. 22, 1862.
William Somers, 5th Regt .; enl. July 22, 1861.
0. Eugheu.
John Rogers, enl. March 5, 1864; disch. April 24, 1865.
0. Dornan, 6th Regt .; enl. July 31, 1863 ; omust. out Aug. 21, 1865. George Landers, enl. March 3, 1864.
A. Crowe, 8th Regt .; enl. Oct. 10, 1861 ; disch. Jan. 8, 1863. George E. Castle, 8th Regt .; enl. Oct. 14, 18G1 ; disch. Oct. 22, 1865.
DI. Castle, died Oct. 17, 1862.
Alfonso Benza, Stlı Regt.
Peter Guirard, 8th Regt.
John Moore.
C. L. Cartle, 8th Regt. ; enl. Feb. 19, 1864; died Aug. 4, 1864. I. Cohen, eul. July 29, 1864; disch. Juue 1, 1865.
James Kelley, enl. Feb. 23, -. Edward Wadhams, sergeant Co. E, 8th Regt .; enl. Sept. 25, 1861 ; re-enl. as veteran; killed May 16, 1864.
Seth F. Plumb, sergeant; eol. Sept. 5, 1861; killed Sept. 22, 1864. S. M. Clark, 8th Regt .; enl. Sept. 25, 1861.
George F. Bootb, killed Sept. 17, 1862.
S. B. Fuller, disch. March 24, 1863.
George W. Baldwin, died March, 1862.
F. E. Barber, died Jao. 30, 1862. W. H. Cable, must. out Aug. 23, 1865.
Charles Culver, must, out Aug. 12, 1865.
R. W. Cook, enl. Oct. 6, 18G1 ; disch. Dec. 15, 1864.
Thomas Mason, 8th Regt .; enl. Sept. 25, 1861 ; killed Sept. 17, 1862.
W. D. Mnsson, disch. March 23, 1865.
F. A. Newcomb, died May 14, 1862.
Jerome Nichols, died Oct. 17, 1863. Charles Perkins, disch. Feb. 14, 18GI.
J. T. Peters, enl Sept. 27, 1861; disch. Dec. 6, 1862.
Alva Sterne, eal. Oct. 10, 1861 ; disch. Feb. 22, 1863.
L. E. Sweet, enl. Sept. 25, 1861 ; dischi. Oct. 20, 1862.
John Tompkins, enl. Oct. 10, 18G1; died Sept. 7, 1862. Joseph II. Vaille, enl. Sept. 27, ISGI ; trans. to Invalid Corps, May 15, 1864. William Brady. C. II. Foster, eal. Feb. 24, 18G1. F. G. Gilbert, enl. Feb. 16, 1864; must. out Dec. 12, 1865. Charles M. Landa, enl. Feb. 17, 1864.
Joho McGowan.
* For list of Nineteenth Regiment, see Chapter V. For notice of sol- diers' monument, see Supplement.
Julius Doming
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John Clarke, en1. Feb. 24, 1864; must. out Dec. 12, 1865. E. Hamma, enl. July 27, 1864 ; must. out Dec. 12, 1864. John Kelley, enl. Feb. 24, 1864; trans. to navy. Jelin Connor.
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