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an honorable one. Whatever have been the demands of duty and discipline, they have met a cheerful response ; and its steadfast and courageous demeanor before the enemy is witnessed by the list of its lamented and honored dead.
The Commanding General trusts that many of this veteran regiment may again be found rallying to the flag whose honor they have so long and so ably contributed to sustain.
2. In recognition of the services rendered by the Massachusetts troops, the battery between Fort McClellan and Fort Nanse- mond will be hereafter known as " Battery Massachusetts."
By Command of Major General Peck.
BENJ. B. FOSTER, Major, A. A. General. Official: CHAS. R. STIRLING, Aide-de-Camp.
THE HOMEWARD TRIP.
We had passed as pleasant a campaign in Suffolk as usually falls to the lot of soldiers ; and we parted from a great many friends with regret. It had always seemed to me that Suffolk was an unnecessarily expensive post, and that three or four regiments at Deep Creek would be equal to thirty at Suffolk. I wrote in the Boston "Jour_ nal," on leaving: "I notice that fortifications are being built at a very strong position between this place and Norfolk. Would it not be an interesting fact if Suffolk should be evacuated ere long ? We can hold it easily; but so ex- tensive are the defences here, necessarily, that a large number of troops must be kept here. Suffolk evacuated, and the most of them would be available elsewhere. The movement would be an economical one."
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A few weeks. from this writing, the vast earthworks were levelled ; and a stranger could scarcely believe it had ever been the place we left it. So, ere long, may every trace of this cruel war be obliterated !
In a railway train to Norfolk, and thence in the S. R. Spaulding, a noble steamer, during three cloudless sum- mer days, along the coast, to Boston, briefly describes as pleasant a homeward trip as ever a regiment took. We reached Boston in fine spirits, were addressed with words of welcome by Gov. Andrew, from the State House steps, to which Col. Follansbee responded with his accustomed brevity and point, when, declining the offered hospitali- ties of the city, we proceeded to the Lowell Railroad station, through dense crowds of people. The track was thronged at all the way-stations ; but when we reached Lowell, we had such a reception as was never surpassed. Business was suspended; and the entire population, men, women, and children, thronged the streets of the city of spindles.
Debarking, we were escorted by the city government of Lowell, selectmen of neighboring towns, Lowell fire- department, and other bodies, through dense crowds of people, to the South Common, where Mayor Hosford addressed the regiment, and where the officers and men were able to greet their friends. Thence the regiment was conducted to Huntington Hall, to a most bountiful collation, and then furloughed till the next Wednesday, for mustering-out.
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The companies were promptly present ; and, after a review, were mustered out of the United States service, and thus finally closed their second campaign.
In sickness, wounds, and death, the regiment was remarkably favored throughout the nine months, consid- ering the unhealthiness of its location, and its exposure to danger. And it proved, by its uniform conduct, and its moral condition on returning home, that the oft- repeated stories of war's demoralization are not always true of soldiers. They would compare favorably with any equal number of men taken promiscuously from any community, and, when they returned, were as upright and moral and religious as when they left their homes for the trials and temptations of the camp.
Among the pleasantest recollections of the writer of these pages will always be the men whose acquaintance he formed, and with whom he went through the Nine Months' Campaign of the Sixth Massachusetts Regi- ment.
REGIMENTAL ROSTER.
As in the first campaign, so in the second, a complete list of the officers and men is here presented, with such previous and subsequent military service recorded against each name as the author has, by diligent inquiry, been able to ascertain. Years hence, these items will be pored over by reverential eyes.
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FIELD AND STAFF.
Colonel - ALBERT S. FOLLANSBEE, Lowell; Captain of Co. C, 6th Mass., 3 months, 1861, and Colonel in 100 days, 1864. Horse killed at his side, January 30, 1863.
Lieutenant-Colonel - MELVIN BEAL, Lawrence ; 2d Lieuten- ant and Captain in Co. F, 3 months, 1861 ; and Lieut .- Colonel in 100 days, 1864.
Major - CHARLES A. STOTT.
Surgeon-WALTER BURNHAM, Lowell; Surgeon, 100 days 1864.
Chaplain -JOHN W. HANSON, Haverhill; Chaplain in 100 days, 1864. Also, he visited each Massachusetts Regiment from Washington to Florida, from January to April, 1864, under an appointment from Gov. Andrew and from the Massachusetts Con- vention of Universalists. He was the pioneer of the Soldiers' Mis- sion, a benevolent organization of the Universalists, supplementary and complementary to the Christian Commission.
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Adjutant - THOMAS O. ALLEN, Lowell; Sergeant in Co. C, 3 months, 1861 ; Major in 100 days, 1864. Horse killed at his side, January 30, 1863.
Quartermaster - WILLIAM G. WISE, Lowell ; Acting Brigade Commissary, resigned January 26, 1863.
Quartermaster - CHARLES H. COBURN ; promoted from Com. Sergt., January 29, 1863; subsequently Commissary in 1st U. S. Colored Cavalry.
Assistant Surgeon - OTIS M. HUMPHREY, Lowell ; subse- quently Surgeon in Charge U. S. A. Hospital, New Orleans, La., Med. Director 19th Army Corps. Promoted Lieut .- Colonel by brevet, 1865, " for faithful and meritorious services."
Assistant Surgeon - GEORGE E. PINKHAM, Assistant Surgeon in 3d Mass. Heavy Artillery.1
1 The Third Massachusetts Heavy Artillery occupied the fortifications near Washington. It was raised during the last months of the war.
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NON-COMMISSIONED STAFF.
Sergeant Major - WILLIAM F. LOVRIEN, Lowell ; Corporal in Co. A, 3 months, 1861; subsequently in U. S. R. R. Service ; prisoner in 1864.
Quartermaster Sergeant - OLIVER F. SWIFT.
Commissary Sergeant. - CHARLES H. COBURN, Lowell ; pro- moted to Quartermaster, January 29, 1863. Commissary in 1st U. S. Colored Cavalry.
Commissary Sergeant - JOHN T. BILLINGS, Lowell ; promoted from private, Feb. 6, 1863.
Hospital Steward - FRANK J. MILLIKEN ; discharged for dis- ability, March 4, 1863.
Hospital Steward - ISAIAH HUTCHINS, Acton; promoted from private, March 4, 1863 ; 2d Lieut. in 100 days, 1864.
Drum Major - ELISHA L. DAVIS, Lowell ; mustered out by an order abolishing the office, October 29, 1862.
COMPANY A, LOWELL.
In sume regiment, 1861 ; disbanded, 1865.
Captain, ANDREW C. WRIGHT, aged 42, Lowell ; 2d Lieut. in same regiment, 3 months, 1861 ; discharged, Nov. 1862.
46 ALFRED J. HALL, 25, Lowell ; Corp. 3 months in 6th Mass. ; promoted from 2d Lient. June 3, 1863. First Lieutenant, ENOCH J. FOSTER, 24, Lowell ; Sergt. 3 months in 6th Mass., Co. A ; discharged, Feb. 20, 1863.
GEORGE W. SNELL, 35, Lowell; Sergt. 3 months in 6th Mass .; promoted to 2d Lieut. Jan. 3, and 1st Lieut. Feb. 24, 1863.
Second Lieutenant, SOLOMON CLARK, 27, Lowell; Corp. 3 months
in 6th Mass. ; promoted to 2d Lieut. Feb. 24, 1863. First Sergeant, JAMES M. TORSER, 28, Lowell ; 3 months, 6th Mass.
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Sergeant, HENRY M. WOODWARD, 26, Lowell; 3 mos, 6th Mass.
66 IRVING GRAY, 19, Lowell.
GEO. W. FROST, 33, Lowell.
HENRY S. MCALLISTER, 26, Lowell.
JOSIAH H. STOKES, 53, Lowell ; disc. dis'y, Jan. 24, 1863.
Corporal, HENRY H. BROWN, 28, Lowell.
BENJ. F. SHAW, 29, Lowell.
66 CHARLES A. DAVIS, 26, Lowell ; in - Cavalry.
JOHN W. TILTON, 19, Lowell ; 15th Mass. Battery.
JOHN C. HOBBS, 25, Lowell.
66 BENJ. MELVIN, 35, Lowell.
¥ WM. BARKER, 30, Lowell ; 2d Mass. Heavy Artillery.
PETER DEVLIN, 20, Lowell.
ORRIN R. PARK, 21, Lowell; died, Suffolk, Nov. 15, '62. Musician, HORACE H. ROLLINS, 22, Lowell.
ANDREW C. WRIGHT, JR., 17, Lowell; 100 days' ser- vice, 6th Mass.
1 Wagoner, ADONIRAM J. COLGROVE, 30, Lowell.
PRIVATES.
Chas. E. Andrews, 20, Tyngsboro'; 1st Mass. Cav.
Thomas Allen, 43, Lowell ; 2d Mass. Heavy Artillery.
Edwin S. Bowers, 24, Lowell; 29th Mass. ; - Commissary in Hospital Dep't. Joseph Blood, 42, Lowell.
Firth Brooks, 29, Lowell.
John Bramhall, 28, Lowell.
Michael Bradley, 33, Lowell.
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Patrick Burns, 38, Lowell.
Wm. Brittan, 30, Lowell ; 2d Mass. Heavy Artillery.
Samuel Chapin, 28, Lowell.
Patrick Cusack, 18, Lowell ; 59th Mass.
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John Connelly, 24, Lowell ; 8th Mass.,1 3 months, 1861.
Michael Cavanaugh, 18, Lowell ; 59th Mass.
James Connor, 44, Lowell ; 2d Mass. Heavy Artillery. Aaron Cleworth, 31, Lowell.
Geo. Conway, 18, Lowell ; 59th Mass.
Patrick Collins, 25, Lowell.
Thomas Church, 32, Dracut ; 2d Mass. Heavy Artillery.
Oliver Cheever, 44, Dracut.
Barnard Calahan, 19, Lowell ; 59th Mass.
Orin G. Coburn, 23, Dracut.
Geo. S. Crocker, 22, Lowell ; 3 months, 6th Mass., 1861.
Stephen Dunnigan, 18, Lowell; 30th Mass.
Frank Donnelly, 19, Lowell; subsequently in the Navy.
Thomas Delaney, 18, Lowell.
Thomas Derbyshire, 39, Lowell.
Peter Devno, 26, Lowell.
Albert T. L. Davis, 20, Lowell ; - Cavalry.
John P. Elliot, 38, Lowell.
Benj. Freeman, 30, Lowell.
John Grant, 18, Lowell.
0 Jotham Goodall, 44, Lowell ; 2d Mass. Heavy Artillery.
Joshua Hill, 35, Lowell.
James Henwright, 22, Lowell ; in 59th Mass., and since died.
Thomas Howaith, 23, Lowell.
Levi Harrison, 40, Lowell.
Andrew J. Herrick, 28, Lowell ; 3 months, 6th Mass. 1861 ; died in Suffolk, Nov. 30, 1862. Michael Keough, 32, Lowell ; died after the campaign.
1 The Eighth Massachusetts was a Nine Months' Regiment, from Essex County. It was out in 1861, three months, under Col. Hinks, and served in North Carolina, from Nov. 1862 till July, 1863; and, after a short time Maryland, it arrived home, and was mustered out, Aug. 7, 1863.
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Martin Lynch, 18, Lowell ; 2d Mass. Heavy Artillery.
James W. Lee, 24, Lowell.
Jeremiah Murphy, 28, Lowell ; died after his return home.
Chas. S. Marston, 20, Lowell.
James Maher, 19, Lowell ; 6th Mass., for 100 days, 1864.
Hugh McClusky, 19, Lowell.
Dependance Morrowson, 38, Lowell.
Michael Moran, 44, Lowell.
James J. Masterson, 18, Lowell ; discharged, Dec. 28, 1862, and shortly afterwards died in Lowell.
James Nuthall, 27, Lowell.
George Nesmith, 20, Lowell.
James J. O'Connell, 19, Lowell ; in - Cavalry.
Daniel O'Neill, 22, Lowell.
Daniel O'Brian, 43, Lowell ; deserted on his way to Suffolk.
Alexander Park, 22, Lowell. Amos Packard, 44, Lowell. John Rogers, 18, Lowell. Thomas Rogers, 19, Lowell. John Rafferty, 45, Lowell ; 2d Mass. Heavy Art., taken prisoner- Joseph Simpson, 39, Lowell.
Wm. H. Snow, 37, Dracut ; 2d Mass. Heavy Artillery, since pro. moted to Lieut.
Patrick St. Leger, 35, Lowell ; 2d Mass. Heavy Artillery. Geo. Short, 18, Lowell; 6th Mass., 100 days, 1864. James Slowey, 23, Lowell ; 30th Mass. James Sullivan, 19, Lowell; in - Ambulance Corps. Morty Scullay, 20, Lowell. James Scott, 25, Lowell ; deserted while home on furlough. Dennis Toomey, 28, Lowell. Thomas Tully, 29, Lowell ; in - Cavalry.
Jame Thornton, 31, Lowell.
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John Thompson, 30, Lowell.
John Whalen, 39, Lowell ; 2d Mass. Heavy Artillery.
Thomas W. Wood. 27, Lowell.
Abram M. Webster, 26, Lowell.
James W. Whittier, 22, Lowell ; 2d Mass. Heavy Artillery.
Daniel A. Whittemore, 29, Tewksbury ; 2d Mass. Heavy Artillery.
Enos H. Wheeler, 23, Lowell.
Lewis A. Young, 27, Lowell.
COMPANY B, GROTON.
In Three Months', 1861, and One Hundred Days', 1864. COMPANY ROSTER.
Captain, GEORGE.F. SHATTUCK, aged 24, Groton ; 1st Lient. in §3 months, 1861 ; Capt. in 100 days, 1864, 6th Mass. First Lieutenant, SAMUEL G. BLOOD, 37, Groton ; 2d Lieut. in 3 months, 1861; accidentally wounded with pistol Sept 30, 1862 ; wounded, Deserted House, Jan. 30, 1863 ; in Navy, 1864.
Second Lieutenant, EDWARD D. SAWTELLE, 28, Groton ; killed Deserted House, Jan. 30, 1863 ; Sergt. in 3 months, 1861, 6th Mass.
JOSEPH A. BACON, 26, Groton ; promoted from 1st Sergt. Feb. 9, 1863 ; Corp. in 3 months, 1861 ; Lieut. in 100 days, 1864.
First Sergeant, WM. T. CHILDS, 41, Groton ; Sergt. in 3 months, 1861; 2d Lieut. in 100 days, 1864.
Sergeant, GEORGE H. STAHL, 23, Groton; in 3 months, 1861, 6th Mass.
66 HARRISON WAIT, 20, Groton; in Signal Corps.
FRANKLIN M. JEWETT, 34, Westford.
= GEORGE R. SHATTUCK, 25, Groton ; in 6th Mass., 100 days, 1864.
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Corporal, THOMAS GILSON, 23, Groton ; in 6th Mass., 3 months, 1861 ; in Signal Corps, 1864.
5 ELLERY C. WRIGHT, 18, Westford.
DANIEL S. KENDALL,[28, Groton ; in 100 days, 1864, 6th; Mass; lost leg by scythe, July, 1865.
CHAS. A. LUCE, jr. 18, Manchester, N. H. ; wounded, in arm,' Hebron Ch., May 15, 1863.
CHAS. M. LOVEJOY, 21, Groton ; in 6th Mass., 1861.
HENRY B. STORY, 18, Pepperell; in 100 days, 1864. 6th Mass.
¥ CHAS. H. BALCOM, 21, Pepperell; died Jan. 7, 1863. Wagoner, CHAS. L. NUTTING, 40, Groton ; disc., dis'y, Jan. 7, '63.
PRIVATES.
George H. Balcom, 21, Pepperell.
George Blood, 24, Westford.
George W. Blodgett, 18, Westford; killed, Deserted House, Jan. 30, 1863.
Charles Blood, 38, Groton.
1 Abel R. Brigham, 18, --.
Timothy Calman, 28, Lowell.
George W. Childs, 18"Groton ; in 100 days, 1864, 6th Mass.
Charles N. Clark, 18,'Groton ;"in 100 days, 1864, 6th Mass.
Gilbert Colburn, 39, Groton; in Signal Corps, 1864.
Francis W. Cragin, 18, Groton.
John Condon, 18, Groton ; in 6th Mass., 1864, 100 days.
Edwin P. Dodge, 19, Groton ; in 6th Mass., 1864, 100 days.
Joseph Donnelly, 25, Lowell ; discharged, disability, Nov. 20, 1862. George H. Farnsworth, 26, Groton ; wounded, Hebron Church, May 15, 1863 ; reenlisted.
Henry M. Farnsworth, 21, Groton. Joseph Fitch, 41, Groton.
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Sumner Gilson, 18, Groton ; in 6th Mass., 1864, 100 days.
Bowman S. Gale, 23, Groton ; in 6th Mass., 1864, 100 days. Albert H. Harnden, 18 Groton.
Charles W. Hildreth, 20, Pepperell; slight wound, Deserted House, Jan. 30, 1863 ; in 6th Mass., 100 days, 1864.
Wm. H. I. Hayes 18, -; in Mass. 59th, since.
Francis S. Howard, 35, Westford ; wounded at Deserted House, Jan. 30, 1863, from which died, Feb. 1st.
Isaac S. Knight, 44, Groton ; in 59th Mass., 1864.
Charles E. Kilburn, 26, Shirley.
George R. Lawrence, 18, Groton.
George F. Lillis, 18, Groton ; wounded, Hebron Ch., May 15, '63.
James McDonald, 25, Lowell.
Daniel H. Madden, 19, -.
Frederick L. Mansfield, 19, Groton; disc., dis'y, Jan. 14, 1863.
Edwd. D. Nutting, 20, Groton ; killed accidentally, Groton, 1864.
Richard Pierce, 20, Townsend.
George F. Patch, 20, Groton ; in Mass. 6th, 1864, 100 days. Wm. F. Patch, 21, Groton.
George H. Richardson, 21, Groton; in 6th Mass., 1864, 100 days. Rufus B. Richardson, 18, Groton ; in 6th Mass., 1864, 100 days.
Wmn. Reed, 39, Westford.
Augustns Reed, 18, Westford ; wounded, Deserted House, Jan. 30, 1863 ; died, Feb. 27.
Alfred A. Richardson, 20, Groton ; died, Dec. 8, 1862.
George Russell, 35, Groton.
Amos L. Shattuck, 37 Groton.
Henry P. Shattuck, 18, Groton.
Dexter D. Smith, 37, Groton ; in N. H. regiment, 1864.
Kimball A. Stevens, 35, Dunstable.
Wm. Short, 45, Lowell.
Warner H. Souther, 23, Groton.
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Wm. T. Stackpole, 18, Lowell ; in 7th Mass. Battery ; also Mass. 15th Battery, subsequently.
Albert D. Turner, 18, Townsend.
Augustus W. Thorning, 27, Ashby.
Thomas Tully, 35, Lowell.
Charles H. Tileston, 18, Groton.
John E. Whiting, 19, Pepperell ; in 6th Mass., 1864, 100 days.
Charles A. Wright, 19, Townsend ; in Mass. H. A.
Charles G. Woods, 20, Westford.
John J. Wooster, 24, Groton ; in 6th Mass., 1864, 100 days.
Wm. M. Whitney, 23, Westford.
John H. Whitney, 27, Westford ; in 6th Mass., 1864, 100 days.
Alanson Withington, 19, Townsend ; killed, Des. Ho., Jan. 30, '63.
W. Whitcomb, wounded slightly, Deserted House, Jan. 30, 1863.
COMPANY C, LOWELL.
In Three Months', 1861, and One Hundred Days', 1864. COMPANY ROSTER.
1 Captain, JOHN C. JEPSON, 44, Lowell; 2d Lieut. in 6th Mass., 3 months, 1861.
First Lieutenant, JOHN W. HADLEY, 34, Lowell ; Sergt. in 6th Mass., 3 months, 1861.
Second Lieutenant, ISAAC M. MARSHALL, 23, Lowell ; Corp. in 6th Mass., 3 months, 1861 ; slightly wounded, Deserted House, Jan. 30, 1863.
Sergeant, BENJ. F. GODDARD, 23, Lowell ; in 6th Mass., 3 months, 1861 ; Capt. in 6th Mass., 100 days, 1864.
4 JOHN H. LAKIN, 24, Lowell.
BRADBURY N. ROBINSON, 20, Lowell.
66 JAMES B. TRUEWORTHY, 34, Lowell.
WILLIAM B. MCCURDY, 22, Lowell ; in 6th Mass., 3 months, 1861 ; 1st Lieut. 6th Mass., 100 days, 1864.
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Corporal, JOHN A. RICHARDSON, 22, Lowell ; 2d Lieut. in 6th Mass., 100 days, 1864.
EDWARD G. TUCKERMAN, 21, Lowell.
ALBERT A. MANNING, 41, Lowell; in Signal Corps.
LEONARD BBOWN, 41, Lowell.
MORRILL C. GOVE, 38, Lowell ; in 15th Mass. Battery. RUFUS K. GREEN, 33, Lowell.
¥ ANDREW J. BURBANK, 26, Lowell.
A. F. EGGLETON, 32, Lowell.
66 GEORGE W. SWAIN, 23, Lowell; died Dec. 24, 1862.
Musician, FRANKLIN P. NORRIS, 17, Lowell ; 6th Mass., 100 days 1864.
HARLAN O. PAGE, 17, Lowell; in 6th Mass., 100 days, 1864.
Wagoner, HENRY MARTIN, 33, Lowell.
PRIVATES.
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Nelson T. Aldrich, 20, Lowell; 15th Mass. Battery.
Hanson W. Allen, 33 Lowell.
Norman I. Austin, 26, Lowell; prisoner, Hebron Ch., May 15, '63.
Henry C. Bruce, 35, Lowell ; in 2d Mass. Cavalry, subsequently.
Charles R. Bill, 24, Lowell ; in Navy, subsequently.
Wm. J. Blake, 21, Lowell ; in 6th Mass., 100 days, 1864.
John H. Caverly, 18, Lowell ; in 6th Mass., 100 days, 1864.
James G. Clarke, 23, Lowell; in 6th Mass., 100 days, 1864.
Ransom E. Cady, 34, Lowell.
Henry Carle, 23, Lowell.
Horace A. Carter, 36, Lowell.
John G. Crockett, 26, Lowell.
Alonzo P. Clifford, 29, Lowell.
Joseph Conway, 42, Lowell.
Charles A. Donahue, 23, Lowell.
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Reuben A. Derby, 32, Lowell.
Henry H. Dadmun, 21, Lowell. 1
Timothy F. Dow, 22, Lowell ; 15th Mass. Battery.
George H. Drake, 20, Lowell.
Orlando G. Delano, 31, Lowell.
Alfred Day, 26, Lowell.
Wm. H. Dorr, 27, Lowell ; in 6th Mass., 100 days, 1864.
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Asgill H. Eames, 20, Lowell; in 6th Mass., 100 days, 1864.
Benj. F. Evans, 29, Lowell ; in 6th Mass., 100 days, 1864. Lewis H. Frost, 18, Lowell ; died, June, 1864.
Luther A. French, 18, Lowell.
Benj. F. Freeman, 18, Lowell ; in 6th Mass., 100 days, 1864.
George I. Fox, 21, Lowell; wounded and taken prisoner, May 15 1863 ; died in enemy's hands.
Blaney Godfrey, 25 Lowell ; in 6th Mass., 100 days, 1864.
Wellington Greenleaf, 24, Lowell.
George Graham, 29, Lowell.
George A. Gray, 23, Lowell ; in 7th Mass. Battery, subsequently.
George G. Gragg, 26, Lowell. Charles W. Goodhue, 31, Lowell.
David H. Goodhue, 28, Lowell ; wounded, May 15, 1863 ; died in enemy's hands.
Theodore F. Gardner, 19, Lowell ; in 2d Mass. Heavy Artillery. George H. Gray, 27, Tewksbury ; killed in action, May 15, 1863. Albert Hamblett, 18, Lowell ; in 6th Mass., 100 days, 1864. George G. Hanaford, 40, Lowell.
Henry A. Hartley, 21, Lowell.
Wm. T. Hatch, 22, Lowell ; 2d Mass. Cavalry, subsequently.
Prescott L. Jones, 19, Dracut ; in 6th Mass., 100 days, 1864. Cyrus P. Johnson, 33, Lowell. Gardner W. King, 20, Lowell. Joel Knapp, 27, Lowell.
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John H. Keith, 19, Lowell; wounded, May 15, 1863 ; died, May 16, in hospital. -
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Marshall Lincoln, 34, Lowell.
John Leslie, 28.
Greenleaf W. Metcalf, 28, Lowell; band of 6th Mass. (Bugler), 3 months, 1861.
James Murphy, 31, Lowell.
Rodney Mansur, 22, Lowell.
George W. McLennan, 19, Lowell.
George Matthews, 22, Winthrop.
Moses G. Nichols, 30, Lowell.
Daniel Nary, 28, Lowell.
George R. Northum, 25, Lowell.
Edmund H. Osborn, 33, Lowell.
George D. Otis, 22, Lowell.
Alfred G. Parkhurst, 24, Chelmsford.
Isaac B. Pendergast, 23, Lowell ; in 6th Mass., 100 days, 1864.
Lewis A. Pierce, 21, Lowell ; wounded in leg, May 15, 1863, He- bron Church.
George H. Proctor, 18, Lowell ; in 6th Mass., 100 days, 1864.
Julian A. Richardson, 19, Lowell.
Albert F. Ring, 23, Lowell; discharged, disability, March 30, 1863.
Josiah T. Smart, 32, Chelmsford ; wounded, Des. Ho., Jan. 30, '63.
Wm. H. Sherman, 37, Lowell.
Frederick P. Sanborn, 21, Lowell.
John A. Sawtelle, 17, Lowell.
Luther B. Swain, 29, Lowell.
John H. Saunders, 18, Lowell.
Wm. C. Stanley, 35, Lowell ; 7th Mass. Battery, subsequently. Torrey E. Stratton, 25, Lowell.
Joseph G. Sweatt, 19, Lowell ; prisoner, Hebron Ch., May 15, '63.
Anson G. Thurston, 21, Lowell; taken prisoner, Hebron Church, May 15, 1863 ; wounded, and died in rebel hospital.
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Ambrose S. Wilder, 25, Lowell; in 6th Mass., 100 days, 1864.
George K. Willand, 31, Lowell.
James E. Wilson, 18, New Hampton, N. H. wounded May 15, '63. Dudley L. Watson, 26, Lowell. Frederick White, 30, Lowell.
Robert H. Walker, 19, Winthrop.
Benj. A. Young, 20, Lowell. .
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COMPANY D, LOWELL.
In Three Months', 1861, and One Hundred Days', 1864. COMPANY ROSTER.
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Captain, JAMES W. HART, 41, Lowell; Capt. in 6th Mass. 3 months, 1861, and in 100 days, 1864.
First Lieutenant, SAMUEL C. PINNEY, 43, Lowell ; 3d Lieut. in 3 months, 1861, and 1st Lieut. in 100 days, 1864, 6th Mass.
Second Lieutenant, HIRAM C. MUZZEY, 19, Lowell ; in 3 months, and in 100 days, 1864, 6th Mass., and Frontier Cav. First Sergeant, EDWARD D. DILLINGHAM, 32, Lowell.
Sergeant, WM. P. CUMMINGS, 23, Lowell; in 6th Mass., 3 months, 1861 ; subsequently Lieut. in - Me. Regt. REUBEN H. DITSON, 33, Lowell ; in 100 days, 1864, 6th Mass. WILLIAM G. BRADY, 47, Lowell ; 15th Mass. Battery. ANDREW STEWART, 27, Lowell ; in - Me. Regt.
Corporal, PROSPER TYLER, 23, Lowell.
66 A. W. HEALD, 23, Lowell.
MOSES F. WHEELER, 27, Lowell.
JOHN DOUGLASS, 28, Lowell.
WM. A. CHANDLER, 29, Lowell; in 2d Mass. H. Art.
66 HOWARD COBURN, 20, Dracut ; in 6th Mass., 100 days, 1864.
JASON J. C. BROWN, 29, Lowell; in 6th Mass. 100 days, 1864.
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Corporal NATHAN C. HOYT, 26, Lowell.
Musician, CHAS. H. COLLINS, 18, Lowell; in 6th Mass., 100 days, 1864. Wagoner, WM. ANDERSON, 21, Lowell.
PRIVATES.
John F. Bow, 35, Lowell.
Asahel M. Bryant, 22, Lowell.
Joseph Bixby, 24, Lowell ; in Co. C, 6th Mass., 100 days, 1864.
Chas. F. Badger, 38, Lowell.
Lucius Butterfield, 20, Lowell ; in 6th Mass., 100 days, 1864.
John Cary, 36, Lowell.
Chas. P. Craig, 22, Lowell,
Zebulon Clapp, 44, Lowell.
Silas T. Chaplin, 30, Lowell.
Wiseman W. Chaplin, 32, Lowell.
James Critchett, 31, Lowell.
Ivory H. Carleton, 18, Lowell ; in Navy, subsequently.
Chas. A. Cutts, 18, Lowell ; died, Nov. 25, 1862.
Chas. F. Dane, 22, Lowell; in 6th Mass., 100 days, 1864.
Dudley Davis, 30, Lowell.
Joshua Dow, Jr. 32, Lowell.
Peter Duvill, 22, Lowell ; in 6th Mass., 100 days, 1864.
John M. Davis, 18, Dracut ; wounded, April 28, 1863; in Navy, subsequently.
Wm. H. Drinker, 18, Lowell ; taken prisoner, May 10, 1863 ; in 2d N. H. Cavalry.
Edwin A. Fuller, 21, Lowell ; in Co. C, 6th Mass., 100 days, 1864.
Chas. A. Green, 19, Lowell.
Hugh Golden, 26, Lowell.
Luke Gray, 21, Lowell ; taken prisoner, Nov. 13, 1862.
Geo. Gardiner, Jr. 18, Lowell ; discharged, disability, April 29, 1863; Deceased, May 3, 1863.
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John Hood, 18, Lowell ; 1st Mass. Cavalry.
Walter W. Hoyt, 19, Lowell; 2d Mass. Cavalry.
Benj. Horn, 32 Lowell. Jonathan T. Harriman, 24, East Cambridge.
John Humphrey, 32, Chelmsford; wounded, April 27, 1863.
John W. Hopkins, 30, Lowell.
Henry Harper, 36, Lowell.
John H. Housler, 40, Dracut.
Chas. N. Keyser, 27, Lowell ; discharged, disability, Feb. 24, 1863.
Geo. S. Langmaid, 27, Lowell.
John S. Lugg, 20, Lowell; re-entered service.
Peter Littlehale, 26, Lowell ; in 6th Mass., 100 days, 1864; Fron- tier Cavalry.
Sylvester W. Lord, 24, Lowell.
Nathaniel Lathe, 39, Lowell.
Geo. T. Lawrence, 29, Lowell.
Luke W. Lovrien, 50, Lowell; died, Oct., 1862.
Hiram A. Legro, 18, Lowell; died, Dec. 23d, 1862.
Jerry McCarthy, 18, Lowell; in Navy, subsequently.
Patrick McNulty, 40, Lowell.
Alphonso Merrill, 26, Lowell.
Forrest B. Nichols, 18, Lowell ; in Navy, subsequently. Aaron Noyes, 33, Lowell. David P. Nudd, 21, Lowell.
John A. Oldham, 23, Lowell.
John M. Page, 18, Lowell; in 7th Mass. Battery, 1863. Thomas Probert, 36, Lowell. &
William Partridge, 24, Lowell. Wm. H. Parker, 21, Lowell ; - Conn. Cavalry. Washington L. Poor, 26, Lowell. Geo. W. Pelsue, 18, Lowell ; in 6th Mass., 100 days, 1864.
Samuel Reeves, 43, Lowell; 2d Mass. Heavy Artillery.
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Samuel A. Smith, 18, Lowell ; in 6th Mass., 100 days, 1864.
Stephen Sargent, 36, Lowell. - Aaron Sawyer, 36, Lowell ; in 2d Mass. Heavy Artillery. John W. Sullivan, 18, Lowell.
Solomon Spalding, 38, Tyngsboro'; 6th Mass., 100 days, 1864.
Jonas L. Thompson, 28, Lowell.
Adolph Tetro, 25, Lowell.
Geo. F. Tilton, 21, Lowell.
Parris K. Taylor, 23, Lowell.
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