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and in the battle was noticeable for coolness, intrepidity and daring. He was then attached to the staff of General MeClellan, but after the opening of the Peninsular campaign was appointed a brigadier general of volunteers, recalled and assigned to the defenses of Washington south of the Potomac, his command extending from Fort Lyon near Alexandria to Forts Ethan Allen and Marcy near Chain Bridge. . On the 10th of October, 1862, he took the field at the head of the Third Division, Third Corps, which he ably com-
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MAJ. GEN. AMIEL W. WHIPPLE.
manded in the movement into Virginia and along the base of the Blue Ridge, in the operations against the retiring Confederate Army of Northern Virginia, as well as in the Fredericksburg and Chan- cellorsville campaigns and battles. At the latter, on the 3d of May, 1863, while gallantly fighting his division, he was mortally wounded and taken to Washington, where he died on the 7th. at the age of 46. He was commissioned major general of volunteers from the 6th, and also received the brevet of colonel in the regular line for gallant and meritorious services at Fredericksburg, fol- lowed by those of brigadier general and major general, United
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States Army, for like services at the battle of Chancellorsville and during the rebellion. In his death the nation lost an able, conscientious and accomplished officer, and Massachusetts an honored son.
Brevet Brigadier General Charles A. Whittier
Of Boston, a graduate of Harvard University, was commissioned second lieutenant of Company A, Twentieth Regiment Massachu- setts Volunteers, at its organization, took part in the battle of Ball's Bluff as such, and was advanced to first lieutenant on the 26th of November following. Serving through the Peninsular campaign with his regiment, he was about the 1st of September, 1862, at- tached to the staff of General John Sedgwick, then commanding a division of the Second Army Corps, and served with that officer till his death at Spottsylvania, May 9, 1864, being at his side when the fatal wound was received. He continued on the staff of Sedg- wick's successor, General II. G. Wright, and after the close of the war accompanied General Halleck to San Francisco, where he was special inspector of the military division of the Pacific from Septem- ber, 1865, to June, 1869. Afterward he served for a short time in the division of the South, resigning on the 8th of August, 1870, after having served his country for nine years and one month. He was promoted to captain November 12, 1862; in the early part of 1865 was advanced to major and lieutenant colonel of volunteers (assistant adjutant general), and the brevet of brigadier general of volunteers was conferred dating from the 9th of April of that year.
Brigadier General Edward A. Wild
Of Brookline was a graduate of Harvard College and a physician by profession, having served as such in the Crimean war. He entered the service as captain of Company A, First Massachusetts Regiment, serving efficiently in that capacity till the summer of 1862 and re- ceiving a severe wound in the arm in one of the battles on the Pen- insula. While recovering he was commissioned major of the Thirty-second Regiment with which he did not serve, however, being placed in command of Camp Stanton at Lynnfield, where the final companies of that regiment with other troops rendezvoused, and on the organization of the Thirty-fifth Regiment he was made its
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colonel, August 11, 1862. Leading his regiment at once into the field, he received a wound at the battle of South Mountain, Septem- ber 14, which necessitated the amputation of his left arm and in- capacitated him for some time from active service in the field. On the 24th of April, 1863, he was commissioned brigadier general of volunteers, and proceeding to North Carolina set about the organiza- tion of a brigade of colored troops,-a line of work to which he de- voted himself with great earnestness. During the summer he went with his brigade to the South Carolina islands and engaged in the
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BRIG. GEN. EDWARD A. WILD.
siege operations against Fort Wagner. He did not long remain, but leaving his soldiers there returned with his staff to North Carolina and raised more negro troops. In the early part of the year 1864 he was for three months or more in command of the district of Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va., his duties embracing the civil gov- ernment of the two cities. He had previously been in command of all the colored troops being gathered in that district, and when the spring campaign opened was placed in charge of Fort Powhatan and Wilson's Wharf, commanding the colored troops forming the Union forces at the battle at the latter place, May 24. He after-
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ward took part in the operations against Petersburg, and when the Twenty-fifth Corps was formed, composed entirely of colored troops, about the first of December, 1864, he was for a time in command of the First Division. Later in the month, with a body of white troops taken from the North Carolina defenses, he made an expedi- tion from Albemarle Sound up the Roanoke river; after which he again commanded the division till relieved by General Kantz, some two months later, when he resumed command of the First Brigade. After the fall of Richmond the brigade was moved to Petersburg and from there was soon dispersed. General Wild went into the Freedman's Bureau, having charge of Georgia under General Sax- ton, and after several months spent thus he was mustered out January 15, 1866.
Brevet Brigadier General Robert Williams
Of Virginia was at the opening of the war a first lieutenant in the regular army, and during the ensuing summer was promoted to captain, serving as assistant adjutant general. Being an accom- plished cavalry officer, he was commissioned colonel of the First Massachusetts Cavalry, October 7, 1861, which command he retained until late the following October, serving in the Department of the South till August, 1862, and commanding one or mere of the ex- peditions which moved against the enemy in that vicinity during the time. He then joined the Army of the Potomac with portions of two battalions of his regiment, and accompanied it during the An- tictam campaign. He had meantime been promoted to major in the regular service, and October 29, 1862, returned to duty there as assistant adjutant general, in which line of service he remained till after the close of the war. He received the brevet of brigadier gen- eral in the United States Army to date from March 13, 1865.
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INDEX.
BATTLES, ETC.
Aldie, 746. Alexandria, La .. 771.
Antietam, 124, 225, 239, 256, 298, 316, 337, 423, 410, 529. 828, 863. Arrowfield Church. 366, 329, 411. Arthur's Swamp, 752. Ashland, 750.
Atlanta, 130.
Averysboro, 133. 505. Ball's Bluff. 36, 116, 221, 252, 291, 312.
Batchelder's Creek, 278. Baton Rouge. 455. 592, 803, 818.
Battery Gregg, 523. Baylor's Farm, 782.
Belcher's Mills, 752. Bentonville, 131. 505.
Bethesda Church, 233, 343, 856. 447, 694, 814. 853. Beverly Ford, 499, 746.
Big Bethel. 144. Blackburn's Ford, 101. Blackwater, 163, 823. Blount's Creek. 140. 277.
Blue Springs, 444. 550. Boydtown Plank Road, 217, 308, 702, 841.
Boykin's Mills, 680. Bristoe's Medion, 106. 260. 302. 865. Bull Run, 7 2, 150, 160, 190, 200. Cane River . 3.
Carrion Crow Bayou, 791.
Carsville, 165. Cedar Creek, 400, 462, 521, 585, 763, 773.
Cedar Mountain, 120, 223.
Chancellorsville, 108, 128. 163. 193, 212, 228. 211, 268, 287, 819, 425, 485, 499. 702
Chantilly, 106. 121, 334, 492.
Charles City Cross Roads, 787.
Cold Harbor. 180, 205, 215, 262, 305, 323. 368, 890, 411, 430, 490. 558, 570. 609, 707, 612. 727, 839. Dabney's Mills, 493, 600.
Dallas, 504. Deserted House. 164. Dinwiddie Court House. 493, 765. Drewry's Bluff, 367, 370, 390, 412, 609. Duncan's Run, 428. Di's Farm. 389. 411. Fair Oaks, 171. 199, 254, 315. Fisher's Hill. 462, 520.
Five Forks. 765. Fort Bisland, 146, 470, 579, 669. Fort Stedman, 449, 703, 711, 816. 854. Fort Stevens, 859. Fort Wagner. 55, 377, 675.
Fredericksburg, 107. 174, 193. 201, 212, 226, 240, 257, 268, 286. 299, 317, 338, 352. 421, 411, 484. 531, 545, 565, 787, 863. Front Royal, 118. Gaines Mill. 192, 349, 438, 798, 810. Gainsville, 607, 778. Galveston, 618.
Gettysburg. 100, 125. 176. 193. 202. 213, 229, 212, 258, 269, 298, 201, 319, 353. 426, 456, 500, 566, 812, 830, 864.
Glendale, 105. 255. 266, 297, 215.
Globe Tavern, 228. Goldsboro, 140, 153, 276, 382, 407, 026, 639.
Ginm Swamp, 155, 409, 640.
Hanover Court House, 191.
Hatcher's Run, 218, 308, 523, 573, 812.
Henderson's Hill, 770.
High Bridge, 779.
Honey Hill. 679, 688. Indnot's Plantation, 474.
Jackson, 549. Jackson Cross Roads, 621.
James Island, 686.
Kenesaw Mountain, 504.
Kinston, 139, 152. 276, 386, 635.
Knoxville, siege. 311. 414, 502. 536.
Kock's Plantation, 458, 619, 653.
La Fonrehe Crossing, 396. Laurel Hill. 179, 195, 204, 232, 216, 200, 356, 189, 594, 800.
Loenst Grove, 213, 270.
Lynchburg, 516. Malvern Hill, 105, 192, 199, 255, 350. 752. 810.
Marye's Hights. 145, 201.
Mechanicsville, 191.
Mine Run, 110, 178. 194, 213, 230, 251, 321, 428, 568.
Missionary Ridge. 502. Mobile, siege, 477. 596, 807, 825, 857.
Mont Jackson. 118.
Mount Zion Church, 561.
Newbern, 331, 861, 373. 405. New Hope Church, 120, 748. New Market, 513,
Newtown, 118.
North Anna. 195, 215, 233. 217. 305, 22". 356, 159, 538. 557, 595. 691. 700. 712. 830.
Oak Grove. 104. 210, 266, 296,
Olustre, 608, 677. Opequan, 399, 461, 519. 572, 585, 772.
Peach Tree Creek, 180.
Peebles Farm, 292, 345. 191, 510, 095, 20%, 713. Pogram Farm, 560.
Petersburg. 205. 215. 231. 311. 357. 201. 115, 131, 417. 490. 559. 574. 597. 610. 691. 700. 708-9. 712, 720. 727. 500. 831. 839, 815, 553.
Piedmont, 515. Plains Store. 457. 647, 052. Plymonth, 189. Poolesville. 715.
Poplar Spring Church, 200. Port In ison. siege. 45 :. 170, 580, 645. 52, 656, 665. 670. 702. 805. 819. 853. Port Walthall. 389. Rappahannock Station, 167, 203, 280, 334. Rawles Mills, 631. Reams Station, 307, 821. 12, 8:0.
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Resaca. 129, 503. Ripon, 511.
Komtoke Island, 86, 330, 361, 372, 384, 404.
Rock ville, 761.
Sabine Cross Roads. 473, 770, 794.
Sailor's Creek, 574.
Salem Church, 121, 175. 201. 566.
Savage's Station, 105. 315, 138.
Secessionville, 420, 674.
Second Bull Rim, 108, 121, 193, 211, 224, 238, 267, 281, 334, 422.
Shady Grove Church, 291. Shepherdstown, 285. Snicker's Gap, 745.
Snicker's Ferry, 517.
Sonth Mountain, 221, 528, 828.
Southwest Creek, 820. 118.
Spottsylvania, 112, 179, 195. 204, 215, 232, 262, 271, 304. 822, 343, 430, 537, 556, 569, 691, 699, 712, 726, 853, 867.
Strawberry Plains, 380, 432. Summit Point, 572. The Angle, 112, 201, 215, 429, 569.
The Crater. 314. 418, 539, 695, 501, 708,-713. Todd's Tavern, 246. 750.
Tom's Brook, 521. 763.
Totopotomy. 222. 400, 853.
Trauter's Creek. 371.
Vicksburg, siege, 413, 455, 531, 518. 791, 818. Wauhatchie. 501.
Waynesboro. 762. Weldon Railroad, 262, 292, 315, 431, 491, 339, 597, 695, 702, 737. 201.
Whitehall, 139, 152. 276, 303, 631, 635. White Oak Road, 601.
White Oak Swamp, 138.
Wilderness, 111. 179. 191. 203. 214, 231, 216. 252, 271, 280, 303, 322, 812, 355, 129, 458. 551, 508. 593, 693, 699, 706, 711. 800. 835.
Williamsburg. 103. 170, 198, 210.
Winchester. 118.
Wise's Forks. 279. 392.
Yellow Bayon. 471. 771.
Yellow Tavern. 750. Yorktown, siege. 103. 198, 210, 254, 2-3. 206, 314, 318, 798, 853.
SUBJECTS.
Agencies, 22, 29, 36. Allotment system, 37.
Andrew Sharp-shooters, 862.
Annapolis, Md., 183.
Austrian rifles, 139. 185.
Baltimore riot, 9, 19, 32, 159, 182.
March to the sea. 131, 504.
Maryland, action of. 32. 46.
" Banks seare, " 47, 118.
Barefoot soldiers, 222, 363, 567, 728.
Blain's Cross Roads. 45, 536,1552.
Boston Harbor, 18, 21. 23, 62.
Bounty, 70, 74. 672, 8:1.
Burnside expedition, 30.
Calls for troops, 7, 25, 27, 48-9, 68-9, 72. Celebrations, 5.
Chambersburg burnt, 461, 518.
Charlestown navy-yard, 16, 82. Christian Commission, 76. Coast defense. 22. 46-7, 62,171.
Colored soldiers, 15, 52, 56,175, 672.
Corcoran Legion, 216.
Darien burnt, 674.
Deposit of flags, 83.
Desertions, 131. 760,1848, 851.
Diplomatie service, 94.
Potomac, blockade of. 102.
Prisoners of war, 35, 78, 150, 480, 395, 602, 709, 723, 729. 782, 717.
Quantrell's band, 771.
Recruiting stopped. 47.
Red River campaign, 472.
Re-enlistments, 68.
Regimental bands, 26.
Richmond, fall of. 61, 80, 135.
Sabine Pass expedition. 158.
Sanitary Commission, 20, 76-7.
Savannah, 132. 505. 587.
Secret plotters, 717.
Slave action. 533. Soldiers' families, 14, 19. 37, 56.
South Carolina's secession, 1.
Spencer ritles, 571-2.
Springfield armory. 22, 82.
Suffolk, Va., 161, 605.
Sumter, fall of, 7, Surrender of Lec. 81.
Tarboro expedition. 386, 407.
Tarboro expedition. 862. 807.
Texan expedition, 397. 158. Thanksgiving dinners. 76, 102, 116, 131, 183, 565. Treason, arrests for. 18.
New Orleans expedition, 40, 391.
North Carolina expedition, 40, 17.
Nurses, 76.
Organizations sent. 81,
Palmetto Sharp-shooters, 311.
Peace commission, 3.
". People's" party, 50.
Petition to Congress, 3.
Political conventions, 13. 50, 69, 75.
Draft, 65. Draft riots, 66. 110, 127, 567, 633, 824.
Eineating the blacks. 60.
Elections: 1860, 1; 1861, 45; 1802, 51; 1863, 70 ; 1861, 79; 1865, 83. Emancipation, 11, 52, 59, 79.
Enfield rifles, 23. 543, 577, 653.
Examining board, 29.
Excelsior brigade. 214.
First to arrive, 8, 31, 142-3, 157, 161, 181, 348. 394, 181, 690. 861. Foreigners. 75, 463, 540.
Fort Mellenry. 861.
Fort Sumter, 378, 684. Freedmen, 59. Gettysburg cemetery, 72.
Gosport navy-yard, 137. Governors appealed to, 4. Governor's messages, 11, 45, 71, 79, 83. (Inn Swamp, 858, 408. Harvard students, 31. Hatteras Inlet. 329, 360, 372, 384, 403, 466. Ilospital care, 23. 36, 50, 76. Trish regiments, 26, 31, 189, 419, 424. 438, 645. Legislative measures, 6, 12, 46, 63, 71-2.
Legislature, special sessions, 11. 11. Lincoln, death of. 81.
Lousiana Tigers, 500.
Loyalty, expressions of, 16, 43, 50, 78.
Maine, action of, 4.
Banking houses, 17.
Mason and Slidell. 85. 480.
Masonic lodge, 116. 355.
Militia, 4, 6, 8, 27. 49. 63, 138, 141, 219.
Mounted ritles, 615. 767. Mozart regiment. 31. 89. 82.
Naval enlistments. 32. 49. 68.
New England, department of, 41.
New England Guards, 18, 30, 371.
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Union Coast Guard, 31. United States, relations with, 21, 38, 40, 67. Veteran regiments. 68, 692.
War expenses, 79, 82.
Washington, N. C., 154, 278, 374, 408, 632. Weapons, 21-2, 329, 571, 862, 867. Yellow fever. 116, 732.
TROOPS OF OTHER STATES.
Connecticut : 1st H. A., 510; 5th, 115, 135, 233; 6th, 665 ; 7th, 420 ; 9th, 394, 396, 454, 792 ; 10th, 185, 360, 372, 403. 630, 676 ; 11th. 332. 388; 12th. 451, 819 ; 13th, 622 ; 15th, 417 ; 18th, 516 ; 19th, 510; Soth, 505; 21st, 590, 009 ; 221, 604 ; 24th, 614. 064.
Delaware : 1st, 265.
Illinois: 2d cav., 472, 477, 709; 8th cav., 859 ; 12th cav., 757.
Indiana : 11th. 572; 12th, 115, 116, 220, 237; 13th, 162 ; 16th, 115. 116, 221. 237: 20th, 265 ; 21st, 304. 451, 468, 817 ; 27th, 117, 120, 125-6.
. Jowa: 22d, 772.
Louisiana : 1st cav., 477; 2d, 457, 656; 1st eng., 620, 819 ; 2d eng., 644.
Maine : 2d. 282. 817 ; 9th, 675 ; 11th, 329 ; 12th, 398, 454, 614, 664; 13th. 466; 14th, 389 ; 16th, 224, 212, 245, 592; 19th, 203, 303; 20th, 289. 543, 698; 21st, 616, 652 ; 23d, 591, 835 ; 28th, 390 ; 29th, 460.
Maryland : 1st. 118, 238; 1st cav., 762 : 2d, 340; 30, 812, 449 ; Bd cav., 471; 5th, 115 ; 9th, 511 ; 10th, 511 ; 19th. 628.
Michigan: 1st, 209. 283, 289; 2d, 101; 3d, 101; 4th, 190, 355, 181, 491 ; 6th, 394, 454, 408 ; 7th, 262, 204, 303 ; 8th. 420, 549; 16th, 289, 312, 315; 17th, 547; 27th, 547.
Minnesota: 1st. 150. 208, 253, 207-8, 863. Mississippi : 11th, 122.
New Hampshire: 2d cav .. 769 ; 20, 102, 209, 265, 611 ; 3d, 075 ; Gth. 275. 362; 8th, 472; 10th; 365, 410; 11th, 337, 530, 590; 12th, 213, 269; 18th, 365; 14th. 398, 591, 834; 16th. 145-6.
New Jersey : 1st cav., 749 ; 5th, 111, 271 ; 6th, 111, 271; 7th, 111, 271 ; 8th, 111, 271 ; 9th, 153, 276, 950, 329, 305, 389; 11th. 212, 268, 271, 509 ; 13th, 121, 122, 133 ; 39th, 540.
New York: 1st cav,, 513 ; 2d cav .. 477.559; 3d catv., 275-6, 410 ; 3d HI. A .. 250; 4th, 190 ; 5th, II. A., 516 ; 10th, 143; 12th, 101 ; 13th, 160, 282, 847; 13th cav., 759; 14th, 191, 449, 481 ; 16th cav., 750; 17th, 283; 19th, 115 ; 20th, 265 ; 25th, 347 ; 25th cav., 762; 26th 226; 26th eav., 784, 28th, 115; 34th, 253, 863; 36th, 169, 175, 197, 200, 565; 41st, 199, 282, 317 ; 420, 253, 262. 303, 311; 44th, 289 ; 47th. 681; 48th, 675 ; 51st. 329, 331, 527, 540, 554, 606; 56th, 377; 59th, 262; 303; 63d, 121, 438; 69th, 424, 438: 75th, 398, 819 ; 79th. 421, 446 ; 81st, 364 ; 820, 253, 258, 262, 303, 863; 83d. 222-3, 232, 236; 88th, 421, 438; 89th, 415; 90th, 460; 91st, 664, 670; 92d. 609; 94th, 212. 592. 97th, 226, 598; 98th, 364: 99th, 265 ; 100th, 879; 103d. 686 ; 104th, 242. 245, 592; 107th, 121, 132 ; 110th, 145 ; 112th, 162 ; 113th, 162 ; 114th, 400, 819 ; 116th. 460, 046, 652 ; 120th,
214, 509: 125th, 805; 128th, 471, 582 : 13181. 772: 1320, 105, 278 ; 134th, 499; 136th, 49>: 139th, 388 ; 143d, 135; 144th, 659: 153d. 400; 156th, 469. 568. 582, 668 : 158th. 185 ; 159th. 772: 160th, 819 ; 161st, 457. 656 ; 162d, 145; 174th, 457, 656 ; 175th, 469, 578, 582, 668 ; 176th, 582; 129th, 540.
North Carolina : 1st, 408, 684 ; 7th. 405; 12th, 267; 33d, 384 ; 47th, 308 ; 57th, 703.
Ohio : Sth cav., 749 ; 25th. 685 : 55th. 499 ; 73d, 198; 116th, 512; 1230, 512; 152d, 516 ; 157th, 167; 159th. 188 ; 161st, 516.
Pennsylvania: 1st cav., 719; 4th, 150, 208; 11th, 223, 238. 212, 598; 11th cav., 265, 757; 19th, 226; 23d, 571; 26th, 102, 200, 213, 265, 271; 29th, 117, 236; 30th, 221; 330, 170; 45th, 540; 544, 554, 706; 16th, 115. 135, 238; 18th, 310, 510, 554, 506; 49th, 571; 51st, 329, 331, 527; 52, 376; 55th, 368 ; 58th, 155, 009 ; 62d, 191, 355, 481 ; 66th, 221 ; 71st, 253; 76th, 675; 820, 571 ; 830, 259; 84th, 111, 213, 269; 85th, 363, 377 ; 88th, 598 ; 90th, 593 ; 97th, 377, 676 ; 100th, 313, 449, 511 ; 104th, 376 ; 107(h. 242. 592 ; 115th, 111, 271 ; 116th, 424; 118th, 286. 289, 351, 560; 119th, 571; 136th, 226 ; 145th, 440 ; 155th, 403 ; 173, 510 ; 158th, 609 ; 193d. 188.
Rhode Island : 1st cav., 591 ; 2d. 169, 120, 172, 174, 197, 565, 570; 4th, 365, 410, 510 ; 5th, 155, 376, 630; 7th. 640-1, 551. 706 : 11th, 604.
Sonth Carolina : 2d, 676, 23d, 303, 412 ; 25th, 339. 412 ; 27th, 292, 412.
Tennessee : 20th, 506.
U. S .: 3d, 676 ; 4th. 537. 693. 711 ; 10th, 537, 693, 711; 20th, 679, 687 ; 33d, 650, 686; 102d, 679, CSS.
Vermont : 1st, 143; 3d, 204; 7th, 454; 8th, 819 ; 10th, 590, 835.
Virginia : 1st, 413; 2d. 522; 7th, 413; 14th, 301; 15th, 601; 19th, 301 ; 53d, 301; 57th, 301. West Virginia : 12th, 514.
Wisconsin : 3d, 112, 119, 120, 125-6, 132, 236; 4th, 394, 454. 168. 6.0, 790 ; 26th, 505 ; 5th, 571. Batteries-Ga .: B, Sunter Art., 816. Me .: 1st, 454, 819; 5th, 425, 572. Md .: 20, 340, N. Y .: A, 3d, 417; 10th, 813; B, 11th, 831, 0, 11th, 831 ; 15th, 812, 830 ; 21ch, 638, 659. Ohio : 11, 1st. 831; 8th, 840. Penn .: 1st, 221 ; D, 1st, 590. R. I .: A, 115, 295; 4ch, 810. U. S .: A, 1st, 819; B, 1st, 607; 1, 1st, 150, 208; L, 1st, 850; 4th, 105; 5th, 512, 789, 831. Arnold's 647; Belger's, 153, 631, 639; Durrell's. 337, 548; Duryea's, 580; Edwards's, 192; Gra- ham's, 334; Hall's, 228; Independent, 812, 830 ; Keystone, 844 : Kirby's, 255; Morrison's, 356; Pettit's, 438; Williston's 566.
NAMES.
Abbott, Edward G., 114, 120. Abbott, Henry L., 312, 319. 322.
Abbott, James G., 145. Abbott, Josiah G., 41. Abbott, Oramel (., 654. Abbott, Samuel L., 29.
Abbott, William HI., 731. Abert, William S., 731.
Adams, Alfred W., 100. Adams, Charles Francis. 90. 95. Adams, Charles F., Jr .. 743. 283. Adams, Charles H., Jr .. 250. Adams, Edelbert P .. 738.
Adams, Edward IL., 782.
Adams, Francis W., 658.
Adams, George F., 496.
Adams, Henry S., 513.
Adams, John (., 569.
Adams, J. Webb, 81. SR. Adams, Thomas IL., 335.
Admins, Waldo, 29.
Adams, Warren W .. 716.
Adams, Zabdiel B., 756. 781-2-3.
Adams, Z. B.168, 173, 479, 693.
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Ahern, John, 420. Aiteheson, John S., 402. Albee, Engene A. 603. Alden, Hiram C., 145. Alden, John E. 8:8. Alden, Leonard C., 682, 681. Alden, S. Augustus, 834. Aldrich, Levi L., 692. Aldrich, Moses A., 622. Aldridge, William H., 710.
Alexander, Win. B., 136. 359. Alfred, Carofine, 61. Allan, Charles E., 781. Allanson, John S., 731. Allen, Albert G., 184.
Allen, Charles, 3.
Allen, Charles F., 143, 576, 585.
Allen, Charles G., 514, 667.
Allen, Daniel S., 613.
Allen, David, 220, 231.
AAllen, Edward D., 136.
Allen, Engene A., 564-5, 508.
Allen, George D., 869, 811.
Allen, John A. P., 734-5.
Allen, Pickering, 768
Allen, Thomas O., 161.
Allen, William C., 208-9.
Allen, William II., 3d, 139.
Allen, W. Irving. 467, 476.
Alley, Jolm B., 91.
Alley, Leander F., 318.
Allyn, William B., 817-8, 820.
Almy, Allen, 706.
Almy, Pardon, Jr., 282, 285.
Almy, Sanford, 281.
Alvord, Henry E., 756.
Ames, Oakes, 4, 89.
Ames, T. Edward, 543.
Amminidon, M., 508, 514, 521.
Amory, Charles, 28.
Amory, Charles B., 371.
Amory, Thomas J. C., 23, 161, 274, 230, 362, 626.
Amory, William A., 264, 731.
Anderson, John, 698, 781.
Anderson, John P., 371. Andrew, Gov .. 1, 33, 50. 53, 67.
Andrews, Elisha A., 467.
Andrews, Emory P .. 497.
Andrews, George L., 57, 113, 117, 118, 123. Andrews, Joseph, 24.
Andrews, Robert R., 716.
Andrews, Samuel, 18, 21.
Andrews, Stephen II., 525. Annable, Thomas II., 393. Appleton, J. W. M., 673, 676-7. Appleton, Nathan, 813-4-5. Appleton, Sammel, 220.
Appleton, Thomas L., 673.
Appleton, William, 90.
Appleton, Zeno A., 731. Armitage, Thomas R., 834, 837. Arnold, Caleb HI., 25J. Arnokl, Charles A., 622. Ashley, J. F., 169, 170; do. 668. Ashley, William A., 204. Aspinwall, Col. Thomas, 17. Atherton, Edwin D., 667. Atherton, James II., 738. Atkins, Rawlins T., 693. Atkinson, Benjamin C., 249. Attwood, C. G., 352. 386.1800. Atwood, Thomas B., 359. Austin, Albert S., 100. Austin, George F .. 182, 371. Austin, Joseph. 480, 735. Avery, Edward. 43. Avery, Jolm, 638. Ayer, Joseph C., 281. Ayres, Charles L., 738, 868.
Babbidge, Charles, 157, 393. Babbitt, Pliny HI., 667.
Babbitt, Warren M., 682.
Babcock, George L., 629.
Babo, Alois, 312.
Babson, Fitz J., 359, 870. Bache, Robert. 182. 467, 473.
Bacheller, Jeremiah (. 181, 869.
Bacon, Andrew Jr., 738.
Bacon, Henry, 507. 514. Bacon, James L. , 196. Bacon, Joseph 1., 166.
Bacon, William B., 236, 508.
Badger, Algernon S. 394. Bailey, Andrew J., 156. Bailey, Davis W., 618. Bailey, Edwin, 184.
Bailey, Edwin C., 43.
Bailey, George G., Jr., 731.
Bailey, George II., 670.
Bailey, Goldsmith F., 92.
Bailey, Peter S., 402. Bailey, S. Henry, 543.
Bailey, Walter C., 151.
Baker, E. D., 252.
Baker, Fisher A., 282.
Baker, Jacob M .. 659.
Baker, John A., 818, 820.
Baker, John I., 4.
Baker, Joseph I .. 777. 779.
Baker, Otis A., 139, 869.
Baldwin, Aaren C .. $70.
Baldwin, C. B., 100, 106. 110, 111.
Baldwin, James HI., 526, 731.
Baldwin, Joel S . 658.
Biddwin, John D., 92.
Baldwin, Josiah A., 756.
Ball, Benjamin A., 734.
Ball, George S., 327, 335, 339.
Ball, Warren J., 755.
Ballon, Alphonzo A., 664. Ballou, George W .. 621-2.
Bancroft, Ambrose, 480.
Bancroft, George C., 603, 610.
Bancroft, Robert B., 271. Bancroft, Sidney ( .. 274. Bangs, George P., 114. Binks, Gardner, $65, 267-8, 270.
Banks, Hiram B . 267.
Banks, N. P., 2. 17, 57. 92, 118.
Barber, Henry D., 467.
Bardwell, Charles S., 573.
Birker, Charles, 327, 698.
Barker, George. 182. 453.
Barker, George T., 719.
Barker, James HI., 542.
Barker, Stephen, 249.
Barker, Thaddeus L., 542-3, 516, 558-9, 561.
Barlow, Francis C., 499.
Barnard, Benjamin F., 360, 710,
Barnard, George M., Jr., 281.
Barnard, James M., 372.
Barnes, George F., 151. 156.
Barnes, George W .. 142. 479.
Barnes James, 28. 281. 284, 350
Barnes John G .. 655, 869. Barnes, Jos. H., 31. 435-6, 419. Barney, Martin V., 75. Barnfield, Thomas P., ₹16. Barr, Robert G., 161, 103. Barrett, Alexander, 419, 422. Barrett, George H., 667. Barrett, Lawrence P., 419.
Barrett, Nicholas J., 419, 123. Barrett, Richard, 643. Barrett, William F .. 402. Barri, Thomas O., 118-9. Barrows, Edwin, 141. Barrows, William E., 293. Barrows, William IL., 487.
Barry, George M .. 203. Barstow, Elijah W .. 35
Barstow, Nathaniel S .. 371, 379. Bartholomew Nelson. 251, 253. Bartholomew, Walter G., 402-3, -109. 413, 416. 418. Bartlett,. . 1. W., 181, 525, 530.
Bartlett, Amos, 252.
Bartlett, B. F., 419; do. 618-9.
Bartlett, Charles E. A., 162.
Bartlett, Edwin R., 203.
Bartlett, George W .. 401.
Bartlett, J. J., 289, 492
Bartlett, W. F., 68, 312, 314, 418, 534, 650, 695. 697. 699. 701. Bartlett, William II., 145-6.
Barton, Clara, 76. Barton, Fred, 197.
Barton, Frederick 1. 196.
Barton, George E .. 658. 697.
Barton, James, 185. 138.
Barton, Theodore 1., 138, 705.
Bascom, George. 658, 860.
Bass. William, 166.
Bassett, Charles II., 166.
Bassett, Isaac C .. 573.
Bassett, James, 619.
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