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EDWARD W. CorsoN. Frankfort. Died in prison at Salisbury.
EDWARD CUNNINGHAM, Patten. Killed in action at Gettysburg. July . 1863.
WILLIAM H. H. FITZGERALD, Masardis. Died of disease at Windmill Poot hospital. Va .. Feb. 8, 1863.
GEORGE W. FOSTER. Atkinson. Died April 7. 1865, of wounds received !! Dinwiddie Court House, March 31.
ADELBERT I. FRIEND, Brewer. Died in prison at Salisbury. Dec. 12. 19 DANIEL FROST, Brewer. Died in prison at Salisbury, March 12. 1965.
NATHANIEL GOULD, New Sharon. Died of disease at Warrenton. Mneh 28. 1864.
JASON F. HARRIS, New Sharon. Killed in action at St. Mary's church June 24, 1864.
THOMAS HOLLIS, Dead River. Died of disease at AAugusta, Jan. 3. 1-62. SILAS G. HOVEY, Farmington. Died of disease at home, 1864.
RUFUS L. JONES, Sanford. Died of disease at Washington, Feb. 12. 1944 CHARLES B. LUCE. New Sharon. Died of disease at Mount Pleasant Is- pital, Washington. Jan. 26, 1864.
JOSIAH N. MOOERS. Athens. Died of disease at Camp Stanton, Va .. My 10, 1562.
CALVIN S. MORANG. Whitefield. Died of disease. March. 1-65.
JOHN H. PERKINS, New Sharon. Died of disease at Washington, MD L. 1:64.
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WELLINGTON PINKHAM, Industry. Died at Meridian Hill. May 24, 1992. ALONZO M. PRATT. New Sharon. Died of wounds in prison at Anderson- ville, Aug. 15, 1864.
OLIVER P. PRATT, Farmington. Died of typhoid fever at Frederick, Nov 17, 1862.
GEORGE A. ROWELL, Bradley. Died in southern prison.
LABAN SMITH, Jay. Died of typhoid fever at convalescent eamp. Alex- andria, Nov. 6, 1862.
JOHN STRETCH, Milford. Died in prison at Salisbury, Aug. 26, 1864.
NICHOLAS SUMMERS, Eaton Grant plantation. Died in southern prison. Nov. 11, 1864.
ALBERT L. SYLVESTER. Etna. Died in southern prison.
CHARLES H. TARBOX, Parkman. Died in southern prison. Nov. 20, 1804.
JOHN B. THOMAS, Brownville. Died of disease. Sept. 20. 1804.
HORACE K. TOBIN, Lincoln. Died in prison at Salisbury.
GEORGE A. WENTWORTH, Orrington. Died in prison at Salisbury, Sept. 18. 1864.
ALONZO T. WRIGHT. Weld. Died May 12, 1864. of wounds received the day before in action at Ground Squirrel bridge.
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COMPANY M.
CAPTAINS.
BROWN, GEORGE M. - Age 28: res. Bangor; mus. Oct. 31, '01: com. maj. June 4, '63. [See field and staff, and pp. 32, 165-167, 170, 173. 182, 210.]
VAUGHAN, ZENAS .- 1st lieut. Co. L; com. capt. Co. M, June 4, '63; absent on account of wounds received at Middleburg. June 19, but joined co in Aug., and in command until May 11, '64, when pris. at Ground Squir- rel bridge; in several prisons until Feb. '65 (about ten months), and at Annapolis, Md., until m. o. at the close of the war, May 15. [See Co. L .. and p. 264.]
FIRST LIEUTENANTS.
BOWEN, JOHN C. C. - Age 22; res. Boston, Mass .; mus. Oct. 31, '61; re- signed and discharged, March 6, '62.
PILLSBURY, EVANS S. - Age 22; res. Guilford: mus. Oct. 31. '61. as 20 lieut .; com. Ist lieut. March S, '62; disch. for. dis. March 5, '63.
JOHNSON, CHARLES K. - Age 22; res. Carmel: mus. Oct. 31. '61. as sergt .; pris, at Middletown, May 24, '62; at Lyneliburg until Ang. > and at Belle Isle until Sept. 13, when ex. : rejoined co. in Oct .; com. Ist lieut. June 20, '63; wd. at Ground Squirrel bridge, May 11. '64; pris, At St. Mary's church. June 24, '64; died on the way north from prison. May 27, '65. [See p. 208.]
CHARLES K. JOHNSON was born in Carmel, was educated in the town schools and in the Hampden Academy, and at the breaking ont of the wy of the rebellion was residing in Bangor, and clerk in a clothing store. When Capt. George M. Brown commenced recruiting a company for the Fh -. Maine Cavalry (Co. M) in September, 1561. young Johnson enlisted. and was appointed sergeant in October. He was constantly on duty until May _:. 1862, when he was taken prisoner at Middletown, and remained a priserer at Lynchburg and in Richmond. Va., until the October following. when he was exchanged, and rejoined the company, then at Sharpsburg. Va. I November. He was promoted to first lieutenant June 20, 18, and was In command of his company July and August, 1863. He was slightly womdded in action at Ground Squirrel bridge. May 11. 1864. and was taken prisoners' St. Mary's church the twenty-fourth of the following month. He was !! prison at Charleston. S. C., and in Florence, Ala., but escaped in Jantus 1865. reaching the Union lines somewhere on the coast of North Carolina ON February, and finding shelter on a gunboat. On this boat was an offin from Hampden, who knew him and provided for all his wants. In Mardin embarked on a transport steamer bound for Annapolis. Md., with severo hundred paroled prisoners. The steamer went down in a gale of the cat- of North Carolina, and all on board, except a few of the sailors, were lost. His fate was not learned for several months.
Lient. Johnson was a gallant soldier, earnest in everything he undertook to do, asking no man to go where he did not lead.
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SECOND LIEUTENANTS.
TAYLOR. EPHRAIM HI. - Age 23: res. Lisbon: mus. Oct. 31, '61. as 1st sergt .; com. 2d lieut. March 8. '62; killed at Middleburg, June 19. 12. [See pp. 156, 165, 166, 168, 173.]
EPHRAIM H. TAYLOR was born in Lisbon. He received an ordinary school education and learned the carpenter's trade, at which he worked in Boston, in Minnesota, and in Illinois. He was at his home when the war broke out, and when the cavalry regiment was ordered to be raised, Te decided to enlist in it. He visited Portland, but was too late to get into the company there, and then went to Bangor, where he enrolled his name with Capt. Brown, in Co. M. and having at one time belonged to a military organ- ization in Boston, he assisted in drilling the other reernits in marching and facing. Upon going into eamp with his company, at Angusta, his prompt- ness and military bearing so impressed his captain that he made him hrst sergeant. His valne was learned and appreciated during the winter, and a vacancy occurring by resignation a few days before the regiment left tire state for the field, his name was sent to the governor for promotion to second lieutenant, with a very strong endorsement from the field officers of the regiment, and a commission was given him at once. Of powertnl phy- sique and perfeet health, and with a natural aptitude for military antes. he was soon recognized as a useful and valuable officer. His coolness and bravery fitted him for every emergency. In camp, on the march, and in battle, he proved himself a loyal comrade, true man, and brave soldier. On the nineteenth of June, at Middleburg, Va .. he was instantly killed while leading his men in that fierce charge. and just at the moment of victory to our army. No officer who fell in the three engagements of that week. which cost the regiment so dear, was more generally or sincerely mourned than he; not his company alone, but the regiment and the state were losers. - B.
BRADMAN, WILLIAM H. - Age 18: res. Parkman: mus. Oct. 31, '61. as corp .; pro. sergt. Sept. 1. '62; com. 2d lieut. June 20, '63: wd. at shep- ardstown, July 16, '63: on special duty at brig. dismounted camp from April 25,'64; died of disease in hospital at City Point, July 30. 64.
WILLIAM H. BRADMAN enlisted from Parkman in the detachment of the First Maine Cavalry reernited by Col. Douty, and was appointed corporal in October, 1861. sergeant in November. 182, and second lieutenant June 20. 1; He was constantly on duty until July 16. 1863. when he was wounded in the engagement at Shepardstown, Va. He remained in hospital at Washington. and Baltimore until February, 1864. when he rejoined his company. Ils wound had not healed. but he insisted upon going on duty, and was anxious to take the field in an active campaign. When the army moved in May. ho was detailed with the dismounted command. This position was not at all congenial, and he made application to Gen. Gregg to be relieved. so he could join the company at the front, but did not succeed. His wound broke off again. the exposure and fatigne brought on fever, and he died JJuly 30. 1-61. at City Point. Va.
Lient. Bradman was eighteen years old when he enlisted, leaving his school books to serve his country. He easily adapted himself to the duth . of a soldier, and though somewhat reserved in his manner, there was a refinement abont him noticeable by all who came in contact with him. duty too hard. no danger too great for him; he rose above all the petty di -- comforts of the soldier's life, and gloried in the thought that he was doing what he could in the cause of freedom and mion.
JORDAN. EDWARD. - Age 21; res. Bangor: mns. Oet. 31. '61. as saddher: pro. sergt. June 20, '63; re-en. Dee. 31. 63; co. clerk. July, 63, to July,
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'64; ap. regt. q. m. sergt. Nov. 5. '64: com. 2d lient. Dec. 12. 64, and commanded co. until after Lee's surrender : acting regt. q. m. from June. '65, till m. o. with regt. [see field and staff.]
FIRST SERGEANTS.
AVERILL, FRANK W. - Age 21: res. Dover: mus. Oct. 31. '61, as seret. : pro. 1st sergt. '02; com. sup. 2d lieut. Sept. 1. '62: m. o. G. O. No. 126, the War Dept. rescinding the order establishing this rank.
BOYD, WILLIAM L. - Principal musician: ap. 1st sergt. Co. M. '62. and sergt. maj. Nov. 1. 02. [See field and staff, and Cos. F and L.]
WARREN, ALANSON M. - Age 23: res. Atkinson; mus. Oct. 31. '61, as sergi. : pris. at Middletown. May 24. '62: at Lynchburg till Aug. S. and then a Belle Isle until ex. Sept. 2: rejoined co. in Oct. : pro. Ist seret. '63; wd. in the charge at Middleburg. June 19, '03; disch. for dis. at Washington. Jan. 27, '64. [See pp. 42. 16s.]
FASSETT, JOHN G. - Age 20: res. Abbott: mus. Oct. 31, '61. as corp .: on recruiting service in Maine from July to Oct. 62: pro. sergt. Oct. 1. 62. and 1st sergt. Aug. '63; re-en. Dec. 31, '63; disch. for dis. at Augusta. May 2, '65.
DAM, ALBERT C. - Age 20: res. Portland: mus. Ist D. C. Feb. 12. 64: joined co. at tr .; served as regt. ordnance sergt. till May 3, '05. when pro. sergt. maj. [See field and staff.]
SAVAGE, FRANK J. - Veteran: age 22: res. Lewiston: mus. Co. H. 1st D. C. Feb. 6. '64, as private: joined co. at tr. : in hospital. Feb. '65, with broken collar-bone; rejoined co. in March; pro. corp. and Ist sergt. '65; m. o. with regt.
COMMISSARY SERGEANT.
DOUGLASS, JEREMIAH S. - Age 21; res. Portland: en. Co. E, 10th Me. Inf. Oct. 4, '61, as private; pro. corp. and sergt .: served with the rest. and was in all its battles till its m. o. Mays. '63: en. Co. H. Ist D. C. Out '63: mus. Feb. 4, '64. as com'sy sergt. : pris, at Sycamore church. Sept. 16. '64: in prison at Libby. Richmond. Danville, and Salisbury. N. C. released. Feb. 22. '65. and joined co .: m. o. Jime 20. 05: is one of st Ven out of twenty-nine from Co. H. 1st D. C. captured at Sycamore churelf. who survived the horrors and hardships of Salisbury prison. the other being Sergts. Ozro F. Walker and William JJ. Butterfield, and Private Burnis R. Bean. of Co. K. and Corp. Edward E. Chase, and Private David L. Stetson and George Tarbox, of Co. M.
SERGEANTS.
HALL, MARCELLUS W. - Age 28: res. Monson: mus. Oct. 31. 01: resigned warrant: on detached duty at Augusta hospital. 62 and ', and in the q. m. dept. at Augusta, '(B) and 04: m. o. Nov. 25. 04. ex. of ser.
REEVES, WILLIAM H. - Age 23: res. Bradford; mus. Oct. 21, '61; disch. for dis. June 2, 62.
WHITE, FREEMAN J. - Age 22: res. Atkinson; mus. Oct. 31, '61, as corp : pro. sergt. '02: disch. for dis. JJune. 62.
STURGIS, CHARLES E. - Age 21: res. Foxcroft: mus. Oct. 21. '61. as private; pro. corp and sergt. 12: pris. at Middletown. May 24. 02: at Lynelihm2 till Aug. S. then on Belle Isle till ex. Sept. 18: disch. for dis, at Anmapo- lis. Md .. Feb. 63.
HANSON. ASA F .- Age 25: res. Atkinson: mus. Oct. 31. 61. as privan : pro. corp. '62, and sergt. '63; eye injured in Oct. '63: re-en. Dec. 31. 8
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served as q. m. sergt. '63 and '64; suffered from a sunstroke in June, '64; brig. forage master from Det. '64, to Jan. 20, 65, when m. o.
HAIR, SEBINA B. - Age 28; res. Sebec; mus. Oct. 31, '61. as corp. : pris, at Middletown, May 24. '62: at Lynchburg till Ang. S, then on Belle Isle till ex. Sept. 13; rejoined co. in Oct. : pro. sergt. '63: re-en. Dec. 31. (); in command of co. Ang. '64; detailed as sergt. of brig. ambulance corps. Oct. '64; m. o. June 20. '65.
CURTIS, ERVING F. - Age 19: res. Abbott: mus. Oct. 31, '61. as privite; pro. corp. '62. and sergt. 263: re-en. Dec. 31, '63; acting com'sy serut. '63 and '64: wd. by fragment of a shell, Aug. 264: rejoined co. Sept. : Bet- ing 1st sergt. from July, '64, to close of war: in command of co. Nov. and Dec. '64, and from March 26 to April 12, '65; m. o. June 20, t. co p. 405.]
PRESCOTT, FRANKLIN. - Age 19; res. Newburg; mus. Feb. 27, 62: pro. corp. March. '63, and sergt. June, '63: wd. in the foot at Deep Bottom, Aug. 16, '64; rejoined co. Jan. '65; m. o. Feb. 27. '65, ex. of ser.
THOMAS, JOHN J. - Age 29: res. Sangerville; mus. Sept. 25, '62. as private:
pro. sergt. '63: wd. at Middleburg, June 19, '63; disch. at hospital. June 17, '65, by order.
COOK, HIRAM T. - Veteran; age 23; res. Portland; mus. Ist D. C. Feb. 4, '64; joined co. at tr .; m. o. June 20, '65.
HAZEN, JOHN B. - Veteran; age 27; res. Westbrook; mus. Co. II, Ist D. C. Feb. 4, '64; disch. by order, Aug. 31, 65.
WOOD, FRANK H. - Age 29; res. Etna: mus. Co. E, Ist D. C. Oct. 15. 63; pris. at Syeamore church, Sept. 16, '64; m. o. with regt.
ROGERS, JOHN W. - Age 19; res. Hallowell; uns. Dee. 28, '61, as private; pro. corp. Oct. 1, '62; re-en. Dec. 31. '63; pro. sergt. '64: wd. severely at Boydtou plank road, Oct. 27, '64; died of disease at Washington. Jan. 19, '65.
FASSETT, GEORGE L. - Age 18; res. Abbott: mus. Oet. 31, 61. as private: pris. at Middletown, May 24, '62; at Lynchburg and Belle Isle till ex. Sept. 13: rejoined co. in Oet .; on extra duty at regt. hd. qrs. 63: pro. corp. '03: re-en. Dec. 31, '64; pro. sergt. '64; co. clerk, Of and '65; m. o. June 20, '65.
HERRING, JOHN G. - Age 19; res. Guilford: mus. Oct. 31, 61. as private; on detached service with the 1st a. c. '63; orderly for Gen. Reynolds when the latter was killed at Gettysburg, July, '63: re-en. Dec. 31. 03: wd. at Ground Squirrel bridge, May 11. '64: pro. corp. and sergt. 05; brig, forage master, June and July. '65; m. o. with regt.
QUINN, SYLVANUS. - Age 22; res. Atkinson: mus. Feb. 13. 64; joined co. March 9; pro. corp. and sergt. '65; wd. at Dinwiddie Court House. March 31, '65: m. o. with regt.
WOODWARD. OLIVER J. - Age 23: res. Bradford; mus. Ist D. C. Feb. 11. 04. as private; pris. at tr .; joined co .; pro. corp. and sorgt. '15; m. o. with regt.
CORPORALS.
CROCKETT, ALBERT S. - AAge 21: res. Abbott; mus. Oet. 31, 61: died of disease at Augusta. Feb. 18. 62.
BLETHEN, HORACE K - Age 23; res. Lisbon; mus. Oct. 31. '01; disch. for dis. at Washington. Oct. 27. 62.
FOSTER, JOHN H. - Age 21; res. Franklin; mus. Oct. 21, '61: disch. for dr. June 1, '62.
SHAW, LINES E. - Age 20; res. Alton; mas. Oct. 21. 01: pris, at Middle- town, May 24, '62: at Lynchburg and Belle Isle till ex. Sept. 1; del. for dis. at Agnia Creek, March 14, '63, and died soon after being dista
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KNIGHT, THOMAS W. - Age 18; res. Monson: mus. Oet. 31. '61. as private: pro. corp. '62; wd. and pris. at Middletown. May 24. "2. but escaped at Harrisonburg, and joined co. at Front Royal; disch. for dis. on account of injuries, June, '62. [See p. 42.]
WHITTAKER, HENRY T. - Age 25: res. Franklin: ins. Oet. 31. '61. as pri- vate; pro. corp. '62; pris. at Middletown, May 24, 02: at Lynchburg and Belle Isle until ex. Sept. 13: joined eo. in Oet .; disch. for dis. at Aquia Creek. March 14. '63.
PRATT. FRANKLIN E. - Age 21: res. Sebec: mus. Oct. 31, '61, as private: pro. corp. '62; re-en. Dec. 31, '63; in'regt. q. m. dept. '64; m. o. June 20, '65.
LORD. AMos. - Age 38: res. Abbott: mus. Oct. 31. '61, as private; pro. corp. '62; disch. for dis. at Washington, Nov. 29. '62.
SMITH, HENRY H. - Age 20; res. Guilford: mus. Oct. 31, '61. as private: pro. corp. '63; re-en. Dec. 31. '63; tr. to navy. April 19, '04.
DAVIS, EBENEZER P. - Age 19: res. Monson; mus. Oet. 31. '61, as private: pro. corp. Jan. 1. '63; on detached duty with 1st a. c. from April to Aug. '63; re-en. Dec. 31. '63: pris. at St. Mary's church, June 24, 64: died in rebel prison. Jan. 4. '65.
SMITH, ELEAZER H. - Age 27: res. Monson: mns. Oct. 31, '61, as bugler: pro. corp. '63; m. o. Nov. 25. '64. ex. of ser.
MCCLURE. GUSTAVUS. - Age 21: res. Bradford: mus. Nov. S. 61. as private: orderly for Gen. Sykes, 5th corps, '62: sick in Frederick. winter of 62-3: rejoined co. spring of '63: pro. corp. '63: on provost duty at Washing- ton, summer and fall of '63; rejoined co. fall of 03, and remained with it until m. o. Nov. 25, '64, ex. of ser.
BARTLETT, GEORGE A. - Age 18: res. Bangor: mns. Oct. 31. '61. as bugler: pris. at Middletown, May 24. '62, where his horse was shot from under him; at Lynchburg and Belle Isle till ex. Sept. 13: rejoined co. in Ort: pro. corp. '63: horse shot under him at Shepardstown, July 16. 63: on recruiting service in Maine, '03: on detached service in Maine, '64; m. o. Dec. 26, '64, ex. of ser.
FORD, JOHN F. - Age 21: res. Greenville: mns. Oct. 31. '61, as private: pris. at Middletown, May 24. 62; at Lynchburg and Belle Isle till ex. Sept. 13; rejoined co. in Oet: pro. corp. '63: on detached service with 1st corps. '63; re-en. Dec. 31. '63; tr. to navy, April 19. 64.
CHASE, EDWARD E. - Age 28: res. Portland: mus. Ist D. C. Feb. 9, 64: pris. at Sycamore church. Sept. 16. '64: disch. G. O. No. 77.
SABINE, GEORGE C .- Age 26: res. Portland: mus. 1st D. C. Jan. 16, 64: pris. at tr .: disch. G. O. No. 77.
WHITING, JAMES C. - Age 33: res. Orono: mus. Co. II, Ist D. C. Jan. 19. '64; joined co. at tr.
GRAVES, AUGUSTUS A. - Age 18: res. Guilford : mus. Oct. 21. '61. as private: re-en. Dec. 31. '63: pro. corp. 64: pris. '64: disch. G. O. No. 77.
GEARY, CYRUS M. - Age 23: res. Foxeroft: mus. Ang. 21. 62. as private:
pro. corp. '64: wd. at Appomattox Court House. April 9. 65. the list fight of the A. P. and died of wounds. April 12.
LEWIS, WATERMAN T. - Age 1 : res, Newport; mus. Oct. 8. 02: joined co. in Nov. : pris. at Brandy Station, June 9. 63: ex. and rejoined co. : pro. corp. Dec. '64; killed at Dinwiddie Court House. March 31. 65.
LOWELL, CHARLES H. - Age 26; res. Abbott: mms. Sept. 22. 02: pro. corp. '64; disch. G. O. No. S3.
FRENCH, JOHN. - Age 19: res. Turner: served in Co. K. 5th Me. Inf .. from organization of regt. until Oct. 9, 63, when he was disch. for dis, arising from wounds received at Chancellorsville. May 3: mus. Co. B. Ist D. C. Feb. S. '64, as private: joined co. at tr .: pro. corp. '05: m. o. with Best.
HARRIS, JAMES B. - Age 23; res. Bradley: mus Co. E. Ist D. C. Oct. 15.
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'63, as private: joined co. after tr .; pro. corp. '65; wd. at Dinwiddie Court House, March 31, '65; m. o. with regt.
SOUTHARD. BELDEN. - Age 19: res. Alton: mus. Oct. 31, '61, as private; re- en. Dec. 31, '63; injured by his horse falling through a bridge in June. 64. but remained with co. until Nov., when detailed, with div. ordnance train; rejoined co .; pro. corp. '65; m. o. with regt.
SAVAGE, GARDINER A. - Age 19; res. Anson: mus. Co. K. Ist D. C. Fcb. 19, '64, as private; joined co. at tr. ; pro. corp. '65; m. o. with regt.
THURLOW, HENRY J. -- Age 26; res. Lee: mus. 1st D. C. Jan. 4, '64, as pri- vate; joined co. at tr .; pro. corp. '65; m. o. with regt.
WARREN, JOHN M .- Age 18; res. Veazie; mus. 1st D. C. Jan. 5, '64; wd. June, '64; joined co. '65; pro. corp. '65; m. o. with regt.
TOWN, FRANCIS L. - Age 18: res. Dover: mus. Feb. 27, '64: pro. corp. '65; wd. at Appomattox Court House, just before Lee's surrender, April ?. '65; m. o. with regt.
GREEN, HERMAN R. - Age 18; res. Monson: mus. Sept. 2. '62, as private: ap. bugler, '64; wd. slightly in action at Dinwiddie Court House. March 31, '65, and in the charge on Lee's train, April 6; pro. corp. April. '05: disch. G. O. No. 83.
GATES, FRANK. - Age 28; res. Monson: mus. Sept. 25, '62. as private: horse shot under him at Ground Squirrel bridge. May 11, '64: wd. in the right knee joint at Appomattox Court House, just before Lee's surrender. April 9,'65; pro. corp. '65; disch. G. O. No. 83.
FARRIERS.
FASSETT, GORHAM P .- Age 22; res. Abbott; mus. Oct. 31, '61: pris. at Frederick, Md., '62: ex. and rejoined co. '62; disch. for dis. at Frederick. Nov. 11, '63. [See Co. C.]
AMES, HENRY C. - Age 33; res. Lagrange: mus. Oct. 31. 01; pris. at Mid- dletown, May 24, 62: at Lynchburg and Belle Isle till ex. Sept. B: rejoined co. in Oct .; disch. for dis. at Frederick, Nov. 11, 63.
EMERY, HORACE B. - Age 21: res. New Sharon; mus. Aug. 22. '62, as pri- vate; ap. farrier, Nov. 11, '03; dischi. G. O. No. 83.
WHARFE, JOHN F. - Age 23; res. Guilford: mus. Aug. 30, '62. as private; ap. farrier, Nov. 11, '63; disch. G. O. No. 83.
WAGONERS.
COWAN, SAMUEL N. - Age 22; res. Glenburn; mus. Oct. 30, 61: disch. for dis. at Newark, N. J., Dec. 3. '62.
INGALLS, SAMUEL. -- Age 26: res. Bangor: mus. Oct. 31. '61. as private: ap. wagoner, '62: wd. at Middleburg. June 19. 63; rejoined co .: detailed with div. train from Jan. 1 to Nov. 1, '64; m. o. Nov. 25. '64. ex. of ser.
SADDLER.
ROBINSON. PRESTON. - Age 18: res. Fairfield: mus. Sept. 21. 02. as private: joined co. in Nov .: injured in '62 by being thrown from a horse: ap. s.l- dler, '63; wd. at Ground Squirrel bridge, May 11, 04: tr. to v. r. c. I.d. 31, '64.
PRIVATES.
BAILEY, IRA F. - Age 26; res. Brewer: mus. Aug. 26, '64; joined co. Dec. 4; disch. G. O. No. 77.
BARBER, JESSE. - Age 26; res. Abbott: mus. Sept. 22, 62: disch. for di -. Oct. 5, '63.
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BARTLETT. AARON. - Age 21; res. Dover; mus. Aug. 21, 62; disch for dis. at Augusta, Jan. 14. '65.
BOISSOINAULT, MADISON F. - Age 18; res. Talmage plantation: mus. 1s. D. C. Feb. 18. 04: pris. 64, and died in prison at Andersonville, Sept. 11 -grave No. 8449.
BRADFORD, SUMNER P. - Age 38: res. Crystal plantation: mus. Feb. 27. 84: joined co. Aug. 29: pris. at Dinwiddie Court House, Va .. March $1, 65. and recaptured at the surrender of Gen. Lee. April 9; m. o. June 20, 5.
BRAGDON, AUGUSTUS. - Age 19; res. Franklin: mus. Oct. 31, '61: disch. for dis. at Washington. Nov. 11, '63, and died before reaching home.
BRAY, GEORGE H. - Age 18; res. Monson: mus. Sept. 22. 02: injured on the Dalilgren raid, by his horse falling down an enbankment, and was in hospital seven weeks ; disch. G. O. No. 53.
BRAY, HENRY L. - Age 22: res. Skowhegan: mus. 1st D. C. Feb. 16, 04: joined co. at tr .; on extra duty as a member of the regt. band, from Nov. '64, to Ang. 1, '65, when m. o. with regt. [See last band. ]
BRIGGS, ALONZO B. - Age 22; res. Foxcroft; mus. Oct. 31, 61; disch. for dis. May 27, '62.
BRIGGS, CHARLES. - Age 21: res. Milo: mus. Oct. 31. '61: wd. at Middle- town, May 24, '62, and died of wounds at Hagerstown, June 13.
BROWN, LEVI G. - Age 22; res. Abbott; mns. Oct. 31, '61; disch. for dis. June 2, 62.
BUCK. WILLIAM, JR. - Age 30: res. Monson; mus. Oct. 31, '61; sick in hos- pital winter and spring of '63. but rejoined co. in June: m. o. Nov. 25. '64, ex. of ser.
BUNKER, GEORGE H. - Age 20: res. Franklin: mus. Oct. 21, '64: joined co. Dec. 4: wd. severely at Dinwiddie Court House, March 31, 65; disch G. O. No. 77.
CAVISS, LUCIUS H. - Age 22: res. Bristol; mus. Jan. 4, '04; joined co. March 9: tr. to navy, April 19, '64.
CHADBOURNE. NELSON W. - Age 23: res. Waterford: mus. Jan. 5. 64: joined co. Feb. 27; co. clerk from Jan. '65, to June 20, '65, when m. o. CHAMBERLAIN, ISAAC. - Age 29; res. Newburg: mus. Feb. 27. '62: detach 1 with brig. train, '63; on detached service, 64; m. o. Feb. 27, 65. C1. of ser.
CLARK. ALBION W. - Age 27; res. Atkinson: mus. Oct. 31. '61; pris, while on detached service, May, '63; ex. and rejoined co. Nov. 63; m. o. Nov. 25, '64. ex. of ser.
COPELAND, MANLY. - Age 18: res. Dover: mus. Feb. 29. 64: joined co. Auz. 29: wd. severely at Dinwiddie Court House, March 31, 6, and in hosp. from wounds at m. o. of regt.
CORLISS, MARCELLUS. - Age 18: res. Carmel: mus. Oct. 7. 62; wd. in ski! - mish at Dumfries. Dec. 28, 02: killed at Shepardstown, July 16. 03.
COTTER. THOMAS. - Age 18: res. Portland; mus. Co. E, Ist D. C. Feb. 1. 01; joined co. at tr. : m. o. with regt.
COWAN, WILLIAM D. - Age 23; res. Glenburn; mus. Oet. 31, 61; disch. for dis. June 2. 62.
Cox, CYRUS. - Age 40: res. Perry: mus. Co. E. 1st D. C. March 5. 04: 11 hosp. at tr., and disch. for dis, at Washington, Dec. 2. '64.
CRABTREE. GILBERT D. - Age ::: res. Belfast; mus. Sept. 6, '64; joined en Jan. 15, '65: disch. G. O. No. 77.
Cross, EBEN G. - Age 35; res. Indson; mns. Oct. 31, 61; re-en. Dec. 31. '63; m. o. June 20. 65.
CUSHMAN, GEORGE H. - Age 20; res. Monson; mums. Sept. 2. 02: wd. Wie pris. at Dinwiddie Court House, March 81, 65; recaptured at the sal- render of Gen. Lee, April 9, and died soon after.
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