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Co. G of the Second Regiment, ninety-eight officers and men, had a number of its best men from this county, and was mustered at Concord, December 10, 1861. It performed the duties entrusted to it with devotion and unflagging zeal. Not exempt from casualties, its record of dead and wounded was equal to that of the most daring. In every respect these men were most credible soldiers and admirable representatives of the staunchest element of the county. The state was not represented in the Field of the original organization, but later, the Field officers from New Hampshire in this command were: Major E. T. Rowell, of Co. F, and Major Amos B. Jones of Co. E. George A. Marden, since Speaker of the Massachusetts House, and on the regimental staff, was a Sergeant in Co. G. Major Rowell and Major Marden both reside in Lowell. The Sharp- shooters served in the Virginia campaigns, and were at Antietam, Freder- icksburg. Gettysburg, Second Bull Run, South Mountain, and in the Valley. The original men were mustered out in December, 1864, and those of the three companies remaining were consolidated and made Co. K. of the Fifth Infantry.
Co. G, 2D U. S. S. S.
Zeb Twitchell,
Laneaster
James S. Kent,
Laneaster Stratford
Edward H. Folsom.
Stratford 6.
William Merrow.
Samuel F. Brown.
Ezra W. Martin.
Reuben F. Carter,
Lancaster
John Pilbro. Columbia
Thomas S. Ellis,
George W. McCrillis,
6.
Augustus Fleteher,
Colebrook
Horaee F. Morse,
Lancaster
HIarvey D. Gamsby,
Stratford
John Brown, F,
Columbia
Reuben Gray,
Lancaster
King J. Cross, G,
66
Joseph K. Hodge,
John A. Manchester, F,
Colebrook
James G. Keach,
Columbia
The First Cavalry .- There was but one Cavalry regiment proper from the state and that was organized for three years, somewhat late in the war. As stated, the Eighth Infantry, then in Louisiana, was for a time mounted, and known as the Second N. H. Cavalry, but its service was more particularly as Infantry.
Early in the war a battalion of four companies of New Hampshire men was raised and incorporated with the First Rhode Island Cavalry. It was found that the union of companies from different states in one regiment was not altogether desirable, and this battalion was made the nucleus of the First Cavalry. This regiment and battalion served in Virginia and Maryland and was first united in March, 1865. It left the state December 22, 1861, was made a regiment January 7, 1864, and mustered out July 21,
187
THE SOLDIERS OF COOS.
1865. It was composed of good material and did excellent service. The heaviest wholesale desertion of the war was of several hundred " bounty jumping" recruits, who had been mustered to fill the regiment, and who broke away at Giesborough Point, below Washington, in the autumn of 1863, to the relief of the good soldiers left, who were in no way responsible for the presence or absence of these " scallawags." There were but few Coos men in the Cavalry. Its original officers were: David B. Nelson, Major of Battalion. Regimental, John L. Thompson, Colonel; Ben T. Hutchins, Lieutenant-Colonel; Arnold Wyman, J. F. Andrews and John A. Cummings, Majors.
FIRST NEW ENGLAND CAVALRY.
Kimball A. Morse, L,
Lancaster
John II. Mathes, E,
Stratford 6.
Alvan S. Wilson, L.
Gorham
John H. Piper, H,
Joseph Marshall. L.
Dalton
Eri W. Pinkham, E,
Northumberland
James W. Horne, E,
Stratford
Lester Spaulding, G,
Shelburne
Orville H. Sessions, I,
Dummer
Norman H. Slade, G,
Stark
John K. Burton,
Laneaster
Arum B. Smith, F.
Northumberland
Charles Draper, B,
Colebrook
Ambrose P. Scannell, I,
Jefferson
Benjamin W. Fenner,
Stewartstown
George W. Stevens, Jr.,
Colebrook
William F. Graham,
William Senior, Gorham
Albur Harris, B,
Milan
John Williams, G,
Colebrook
Hendrick Hianatie, D,
Colebrook
Clark Waters, H,
Randolph
Timothy Kelley,
Stewartstown
Charles C. Wallace,
Jefferson
Michael Leary, F,
Lancaster
James L. Wood,
Gorham
David B. Ladd, F,
Gorham
George W. Wheeler,
Pittsburg
While the scope of this chapter does not include residents of Coos during the war, or present residents who served outside the state, the returns in the A. G. O. give the following names in outside commands :-
Francis L. Towne, Surgeon U. S. Army, Lancaster, served through the war and was brevetted Lieut .- Colonel U. S. A. for meritorious services. He is now at Fort Clarke, Texas.
THIRD VERMONT INFANTRY.
Enoch Whipple, E.
Columbia
Benjamin F. Hicks, 1,
Jefferson
Alanson Hyde, I,
Daniel F. Elliott,
Stewartstown ..
George W. Rowell. E,
William H. Gault.
Francis N. Whitney, E,
66
Hiram T. Owen,
John Shallow, E.
Samuel Keeble,
Walter P. Vance, E,
..
George Hinman.
Stratford
Daniel Q. Cole, U. S. N.,
FIFTH MAINE LIGHT BATTERY.
Thomas B. Mendly,
Columbia
Sereno P'. Farwell,
Stark
Lyman Jordan,
Sewall A Stillings, 7th,
Jefferson
John Jordan,
Albert S. Twitchell, 7th,
Gorham
Aaron Simpson.
..
William W. Chase,
Stewartstown
Elisha P. Hicks,
Colebrook
James L. Loomis,
66
Seth W. Tirrell
Harry Chamberlain,
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HISTORY OF COOS COUNTY.
Thomas McNally,
Stewartstown
Horace Harris,
Ezra Fletcher,
Lorenzo D. Blodgett,
Seth Tirrell,
Nathaniel Flanders, Albert Heath,
6:
Hiram M. Paul,
George T. Bishop,
Loren E. Bundy, First Main Cavalry.
The only further record attainable of those residents of Coos at the time of the war, or of those present residents who during the war served in organizations outside the state, is found in the individual names reported in the several Grand Army rosters.
It was my intention to publish a complete list of resident veterans, whether G. A. R. men or not, who thus served, but upon strict trial I can find no data from which to compile it.
Statistics .- From carefully compiled tables, in reports of the Adjutant- General, it appears that during the war the entire number of commissions issued was 2,362, while the entire number of officers who received them was 1,601. The total number of enlisted men was 31,426. The number " killed or died of wounds " was 1,538. "Died of disease 2,541." Mustered out at expiration of service 11,264.
An analysis of all statistics made in that office leads it to the conclu- sion that. leaving out men transferred and twice enumerated, New Hamp- shire sent 30,000 different men into the field. Careful estimates lead to the belief that of this number Coos county furnished 1,200 men. The entire muster of 30,000 is thus accounted for, by the same authority :-
Killed or died of wounds
5 per cent. 66
Died of disease
15 66
Honorably discharged for disability
Deserted 16
Transferred to Invalid Corps, Army and Navy
3
66
Promoted to commissioned officers 2
Not officially accounted for 2
Absent when regiment was mustered out. 3 66
66 Re-enlisted . 5
Mustered out at the expiration of term 37 66
Otherwise unaccounted for 1 6.
66
Total 100.
The percentage of "desertions" from Coos is much less than these figures, while the casualties and muster out are correspondingly greater.
Stewartstown
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THE SOLDIERS OF COOS.
THE GRAND ARMY POSTS.
ROSTER OF COL. E. E. CROSS POST, NO. 16. LANCASTER.
(Furnished by Capt. J. I. Williams, Q. M.)
1. William G. Ellis, 5th N. H.
2. +Solon D. Simmons, 8th Vt.
3. ¿ John G. Crawford, 2d Michigan Cavalry.
4. E. W. Wyman, 13th Maine.
5. HI. De F. Young, 2d N. HI.
6. +B. T. Olcott, 8th Vt.
7. Parker J. Noyes, 8th Vt.
8. Henry S. Hilliard, 2d and 5th N. H.
9. Thomas S. Ellis, 2d U. S. S. S.
10. Levi H. Parker, 8th Vt.
11. Ira E. Woodward. 6th N. H.
12. Henry O. Kent, 17th N. H.
13. Alden A. Dow, 14th N. H.
14. Thomas Sweetser. 5th and 50th Mass.
15. George E. Chandler, Sgl. Corps.
16. #F. H. Perkins, 9th N. H. and 2d Mass. Cavalry.
17. Charles E. McIntire, 2d N. H.
18. Richard Fletcher, 5th N. H.
19. Jared I. Williams, 17th N. H.
20. Henry Richardson, 35th Mass.
21. Zeb. Twitchell, 2d U. S. S. S., H. Art.
22. Eldad A. Rhodes, 5th N. H.
23. George H. Emerson, 17th N. H.
24. John M. Morse, 3d N. H.
25. John G. Sutton, 5th N. H.
26. R. M. J. Grant, 1st N. H. H. A.
27. George W. Morgan, 2d N. H.
28. Dan Lee Jones, 4th Vt. and U. S. A.
29. Ezra Mitchell. Jr., 9th Me. and U. S. A.
30. Henry J. Cummings, 3d N. H.
31. George Burt, 2d N. H.
32. ¿ Arthur H. Carpenter, 4th U. S.
33. James Cummings, 5th N. H.
34. John B. Cram, 26th Mass.
35. John W. Palmer, 13th N. H.
36. +William H. Weston, 5th N. H.
37. +Richard H. Emerson, 1st N. H. H. A.
38. L. L. Stillings, 50th Penn.
39. William C. Putnam, 17th and 2d N. HI.
40. * +Evarts W. Farr, 2d and 11th N. H.
41. John Farnham. 1st N. H. H. A.
42. Reuben F. Carter, 2d U. S. S. S. and 5th N. H.
43. H. E. Hadlock, 17th N. H. and N. H. H. A.
44. Leonard M. Beard, 9th N. H.
45. George Cummings, Jr .. 17th, 2d and 9th N. H.
46. James Ross, 17th and 2dl N. H.
47. * Ira D. Hyde, 14th N. H.
48. Peter Hughes, 5th N. II.
49. Edward Grannis, 15th Vt.
50. +George A. Ford, 3d Vt.
51. ¡ Perrin Lombard, 5th N. H. and 21st V. R. C.
52. +Sumner Perkins, 17th and 2d N. H. and 2d V. C.
1 53. Charles Sherwood. N. H. HI. A.
54. ¿ Richard E. Cross, 5th N. H.
55. * James Moulton, 3d N. HI.
56. Reuben Gray, U. S. S. S.
57. * Francis Chamberlain, 22d Wis.
58. Oscar Worthly, 2d N. H.
59. Jared Gray, 14th N. H.
60. fAlbert S. Twitchell, 7th Me. B.
61. Freeman Lindsey, 5th N. H.
62. įHorace Dow, 8th N. IF.
63. Walter S. Bailey, 17th N. H. and N. H. H. A.
64. William L. Rowell, 17th N. H.
65. Freeman H. Holmes, 9th N. H.
66. Charles A. Whipp, 14th N. H. 67. John D. Orcutt, 14th N. H.
68. Albion G. Evans, N. H. H. A.
69. Alfred C. Pratt, 17th, 2d and 9th N. H.
70. David Spreadbury, 13th N. H.
71. Ruel P. Stillings, 14th N. H.
72. Samuel L. Wellington, 5th Mass.
73. Charles C. Beaton, 5th N. H.
74. Don C. Clongh, N. H. H. A.
75. Charles Forbes, 13th N. II.
76. Thomas S. Thayer, 5th N. H.
77. James N. King, Nat. Guards.
78. John O. Tuell, 6th Me.
79. Joseph P. Mathews, 5th N. H. and N. H. H. A 80. +Enoch L. Clement, 5th N. H.
81. William W. Hendricks, 3d Vt.
82. James S. Brackett, 17th N. H.
83. Thomas Sullivan, 6th N. H.
84. Charles D. Kenney, 17th Vt.
85. David Legro, 15th N. H.
86. Phineas R. Hodgdon, N. H. H. A.
87 *+Henry W. Loveland, 27th Mass. 88. W. J. Chamberlain, 17th N. H. and N. H. H. A.
89. Stephen Simmons, 17th Vt.
90. Frank M. Lucas, 8th Vt.
91. Charles Cantiekt, 15th Vt.
92. John Leonard, 2d and 11th Me.
93. Cyrus Messer, 14th Mass, and Mass. H. A.
94. William II. Tibbetts, 13th N. H.
95. Hugh Corrigan, 5th N. H.
96. Joseph Stevens, 29th Me.
97. Abner Bailey, 3d Vt.
98. William W. Pike, N. H. H. A.
99. James W. MeKeen, 12th Me.
100. George B. Griffith, N. H. H. A.
101. Nahum E. Harvey, 3d Vt.
102. Samuel S. Whitney, 31st Me.
103. Napoleon B. Perkins, 5th Me. L. A.
104. Moses Hens n, 14th N. II.
*Dead. +Demitted. ¿ Dropped.
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HISTORY OF COOS COUNTY.
105. * Simon Connary, 9th N. H.
106. Alexander M. Beattie, 3d Vt.
107. Frank Bickford. 24th Me.
108. Joseph B. Cloudman, N. H. H. A.
121. Peter Deering, 6th N. H.
109. Sylvanus Marshall, 1st Nevada.
122. Horace P. Moody, N. H. H. A.
110. George R. Bush, 6th Vt.
111. George R. Holmes, 14th N. H.
112. James D. Blodgett, N. H. H. A.
113. George T. Wentworth, 1st N. H. Cavalry.
114. George Hinman. 3d Vt.
115. Charles F. Presby, 8th Vt.
116. Alva B. Sleeper, 11th Vt.
117. Aaron R. Wheeler, 3d Vt.
* Dead.
ALMON B. WHITE POST, NO. 55, WHITEFIELD.
(Furnished by E. B. Cowing, Adjutant.)
1. Charles F. Noyes, 2d Bat. U. S. V. C.
2. Eben W. Parker, I, 14th N. H.
3. Elijah F. Marden, I, 5th N. H.
4. Alex. M. Wentworth, C, 4th N. H., I. 20th Mass.
5. Daniel W. Titus, I, 3d N. H.
6. Oliver B. Strout.
7. Jonathan Dow, B, 5th N. H.
8. Henry O. Cram.
9. Charles E. King, A, 17th N. H.
10. Joseph W. Marshall, L, 1st Cav.
11. Charles S. Parker.
12. Riva F. Parker, G, 11th N. H.
13. Joseph L. Patten. F. 50th Mass.
14. George M. Elliott, H, 1st Cav.
15. Ambrose L. Vannah, E, 41st Mass.
16. Lewis D. White, L. H'y Art.
17. Sidney H. Elmer, H, 13th N. H.
18. George Robinson, F, 2d N. H.
19. Ezra D. Clark, I. 3d N. H.
20. Azariah L. Clark, I, 3d N. H.
21. Asa D. Hill, 3d Bat. Vt. Art.
22. Joseph Thompson.
23. Lorenzo D. Whitcher, C, 15th N. H.
24. James H. Henselpacker, C, 6th and 7th Me.
25. Moses Colby, E, 14th N. H.
26. Harlow Connor, D, 1st Cav.
27. Charles M. Blood, I, 3d N. H.
28. George H. Gilidden, H. H'y Art.
29. Moses C. Glines, E, 2d Vt.
30. Joseph T. Bemis, I, 1st Vt. Cav.
31. Jonathan M. Lang, I. H'y Art.
32. Joseph A. Wilkins, C, 40th Mass.
33. Albert W. Lane, L, HT'y Art.
34. Alfred B. Derby, D, 8th Vt.
35. Ira S. M. Gove, A, 17th N. H. 36. Madison C. Rowe, C, 7th Me.
37. George W. Place, I, H'y Art.
38. Richard Lane, Jr., L. H'y Art. 39. Lewis L. Morse, H, 14th Me.
40. Royal Hicks, A, 17th N. H. H'y Art.
41. W. H. Simonds, D. 13th N. H.
42. Ephraim S. Miles, I, Vt. Cav.
43. Horace M. Lindsey,
44. Samuel Resden, A, 26th Mass.
45. Chauncey M. Snow, K, 8th Vt.
46. Ezra B. Cowing, A. 11th Vt.
47. Charles F. Marden, C, 2d N. H.
48. John O'Niel.
49. Henry W. Libbey, B. 5th N. H.
50. William J. Baker, A, 6th N. H.
51. James O. Hubbard, E, 14th N. H.
52. Spaulding S. Rich, E, 14th N. H.
53. Ben C. Garland, B, 16th N. H.
54. James Hagan, E, 7th R. I.
55. James H. Aldrich, 3d, 9th Vt.
56. Charles W. Cushman, I, H'y Art.
57. William Barnett, D, 35th Mass.
58. Albert I. Lindsey.
59. George W. Gage, E. 3d Vt.
60. James P. Thorn, I, 55th Mass.
61. S. H. Barnett, H, 13th N. H.
62. Henry McMillen, I, 3d Vt.
63. Martin D. Bian, L. H'y Art.
64. Lewis H. Estes, H, 20 Vt.
65. Robert McCann, E, 11th Penn. Reserves.
JOHN E. WILLIS POST, GORHAM.
(Furnished by Post Commander A. S. Twitchell, President Veterans' Union.)
(PRESENT MEMBERSHIP AND RESIDENCE.)
1. Albert S. Twitchell, 7th Me. Light Bat., Gorham 4. C. W. Nolen, 3d Del. Vols., Island Pond, Vt.
2. Elmer L. Stevens, 10th Me. Vols .. 66 5. Charles G. Hamlin, 1st N. H. H. A., Gorhanı
3. Frank C. Stevens, 11th Me. Vols .. 66
118. George S. Blake, N. H. H. A.
119. Sylvanus R. Chesman, 5th N. H.
120. William Woodward, 1st Vt. Cavalry.
123. William Dow, 10th Vt.
124. Ruel Sawin, 9th N. H.
125. Joseph Fontain, 1st Vt. Cavalry.
126. John G. Derby, 17th N. H.
127. Henry Houghton, 9th N. H.
128. D. T. Timberlake, 23dl Me.
129. Nat. M. Davenport, 3d Mass.
130. William H. Veazie. 5th N. H.
6. O. P. Howland, 2d Mass. II. A., 16
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THE SOLDIERS OF COOS.
7. E. W. Forbes, 14th N. H. Vols.,
Berlin
55. Elery Wheeler, 17th N. H., Ist N. H. II. A.,
Shelburne
56. D. C. Bean. 17th N. H. Vols., Milan
57. L. R. York, 12th Me. Vols.,
58. H. J. Chandler, 9th N H. Vols.,
12. I. W. Burbank, 5th N. H. Vols., 66
13. S. S. Chipman, Frigate Colorado,
14. Joseph Goodno, 1st N. H. II. A.,
66
61. C. W. Horn, 5th Me. Vols.,
15. George W. Burbank, 8th Me. Vols.,
16. W. W. Goodridge, 25th Me. Vols .. 17. Perrin Lombard, 14th N. II. Vols .. Milan
18. A. C. Gurney. 7th Me. Lt. Battery. Gorham
Berlin
66. Henry Goodno, 14th N. H. Vols., Milan
20. T. N. Wight. Ist N. H. H. A.,
Gorham
67. Freeman Tirrell, 6th N. H. Vols .. Randolph
68. J. M. Newell, 2d N. H. Vols., Shelburne
69. Edgar Harriman, 14th N. H. Vols.,
Gilead, Me.
23. A. S. Bisbee, 13th Me. Vols., 66
70. A. H. Eastman, 12th N. H. Vols.,
Gorham
24. A. R. Sylvester, 25th Me. Vols.,
Bethel, Me.
25. Daniel Griffin, 14th N. H. Vols ..
Gorham
72. Joseph Pero, W. Gulf Squadron,
Berlin
26. Levi L. Brown, Monitor Monadnock, ..
73. C. L. Bean, 1st N. H. H. A.,
Milan
27. J. H. Thomas,
28. Jas. W. Farrington, 3d N. H. Vols., (dead, ) " 29. Calvin Morse, 5th N. H. Vols ..
Gorham
30. O. B. Frank, 1st Me. Cavalry,
31. S. A. Collins, 20th Me. Vols ..
Milan Gorham Milan
33. W. H. Evans, 9th N. H. Vols., 34. I. S. Wells, 14th N. H. Vols.,
Gorham
81. F. A. Edwards, 18th Me. Vols.,
Lincoln, Me.
35. N. E. Burnett, 9th Me. Vols., 36. A. J. Lary, 14th N. H. Vols.,
Milan
83. James Gorman, 16th Me. Vols.,
Randolph
37. T. J. Lary, 14th N. H. Vols.,
..
84. P. L. Goud, 1st N. H. H. A ..
Dummer
Gorham
85. George S. Goud, 14th N. H. Vols.,
Milan
86. William H. Smith, 14th N. Y. Vols.,
Randolph Gilead, Me.
41. J. McCormick, 5th N. H. Vols ..
Gorham
42. H. V. Mason, 14th N. H. Vols., Berlin 88. Erastus Thurlow, 29th Me. Vols.,
Dummer
89. P. B. Heath, 12th Me. Vols.,
90. David Sanborn, 25th Me. Vols.,
Berlin
46. W. A. Willis, 14th N. H. Vols.,
Dummer
92. Edward Mason, 18th Mass. Vols ..
Gilead, Me.
47. J. W. Perkins, 2d N. H. Vols.,
Gorham
93. J. N. Willey. 1st N. H. H. A., 94. S. D. Green, 24th Mich, Vols.,
Berlin
95. H. W. Rogers, 22d Me. Vols .. Shelburne
Randolph Berlin 96. Wm. Evans, 14th N. H. Vols., Cape Elizabeth, Me.
Randolph 97. I. P. Wills, 28th Me. Vols., Shelburne
Milan 98. J. H. Trask, 30th Me. Vols., Gorham
Gorham 99. H. L. Thurston, 8th N. H. Vols., Randolph
CARLOS FLETCHER POST, NO. - , COLEBROOK.
(Furnished by Samuel I. Bailey, Adjutant.)
1. Elisha P. Hicks. 5th Me. Battery, Colebrook
2. Eben E. Noyes, N. H. H. Artillery, Columbia
3. James L. Loomis, 5th Me. Battery, Colebrook 4. Charles L. Morrison, 10th N. H. II. A., unknown
5. Hiram C. Young, 13th N. H. Vols .. Colebrook
6. Robert Blakely, 2nd N. H. Vols .. Columbia
7. John R. Little, 13th N. H. Vols., W. Stewartstown
8. Elbridge G. Arlin, 13th N. H. Vols., Colebrook
9. Thomas Smith, 13th N. II. Vols., .6
10. Levi Hicks, 13th N. H. Vols.,
11. James W. Newton, 4th Vt., unknown
12. C. W. Delliver, 1st Conn., ..
13. C. S. Dalton, 13th N. H. Vols., W. Stewartstown 14. II. H. Lucas, 9th N. Il .. unknown
8. J. P. Dunham, 1st N. H. H. A.,
9. S. E. Bartlett, 8th Me. Vols.,
10. P. M. Morgan, 26th Me. Vols., 11. W. Noyes, 15th Vt. Vols.,
59. A. J. Howard, Ist N. H. II. A.,
Gorham Milan
62. S. L. Norton, 19th Me. Vols., Gorham 66
63. R. P. Noyes, 15th Vt. Vols.,
64. J. B. Lovejoy, 14th N. 1I. Vols.,
Dummer
65. W. J. Blake, 23d Me. Vols.,
Gorham
19. H. F. Wardwell. 4th N. H. Vols.,
21. R. H. Emerson, 1st N. H. H. A.,
22. J. C. Evans, 14th N. H. Vols.,
71. J. L. York, 2d N. H. Vols., Milan
74. W. F. Horn, 5th N. H. Vols.,
75. F. M. Lang, 5th N. H. Vols.,
76. James Wilson, 14th N. H. Vols.,
77. G. W. Morrill, 14th Me. Vols., Berlin 78. G. L. Vincent, 9th N. H. Vols., Chelsea, Mass. 79. Bernard McCormick, U. S. Marine Corps, Gorham 80. S. P. Farewell. 5th Me. Battery, Stark
32. J. J. Hawkins, 1st N. H. H. A.,
Dummer
82. Philemon Harriman, 14th N. H. Vols., Gilead, Me.
33. Franklin Buek, 16th Me. Vols., 39. H. P. York. 14th N. H. Vols ..
43. A. J. Magill, 10th Me. Vols., 44. C. W. Mnzzey, Frigate Minnesota,
45. D. G. Eastman. 14th N. H. Vols., Milan
91. Franklin Wheeler, 14th N. H. Vols ..
49. C. E. Lowe, Ist N. H. H. A., 50. Jesse Tuttle, 17th N. H. Vols.,
51. J. W. Buzzell, 15th Vt. Vols.,
52. Adolph Laury, 14th N. H. Vols.,
53. Levi Shedd, 5th Me. Vols.,
54. Clark Wayland, 5th Me. Vols .. 66
87. E. R. Bennett, 12th Me. Vols., Berlin Gilead, Me. Gorham
48. I. W. Spiller, 5th Me. Battery,
Shelburne
Norway, Me. Gorham 66
. 60. C. F. Morgan, 20th Me. Vols.,
192
HISTORY OF COOS COUNTY.
15. * John Shallow, 3d Vt., Colebrook
16. Harry Gleason, 13th N. H. Vols.,
17. Thomas Mayo, 4th N. H. Vols., W. Stewartstown
18. Seth W. Tirrell, 5th Me. Battery, Colebrook
19. Joseph D. Little, unknown, 66
20. William R. Jordan, 13th N. H. Vols., Columbia 21. Charles E. Rolfe, Heavy Art., unknown
22. Angustus Osgood, 13th N. H. Vols., Colebrook
23. +George B. Little, 3d Vt., Conn. Lake
24. William H. Cleveland, 5th Me. Battery, Columbia
25. ¡ Daniel G. Ripley, 13th N. H. Vols., West Stewartstown
26. +Gilbert Harriman, 3d Mass. H. A., Canaan, Vt. 27. ¿ Elias Anderson, 13th N. H. Vols., unknown
28. G. S. Remick, U. S. Engineers, Colebrook
29. George H. Lang, 1st N. H. Cavalry,
30. D. S. Stevens, U. S. Engineers, .
31. Truman D. Barnett, 13th N. H. Vols.,
32. +Hiram M. Harvey, 1st Vt. Vols .. Canaan, Vt. 33. įWilliam H. Graham, 13th N. H. Vols., St. Jolmsbury, Vt.
34. Austin M. Jordan, 1st Reg. H. Art., Colebrook
35. Joseph Morrow, 4th Vt. Vols., unknown
36. William W. Barnett, 15th Vt. Vols., West
Stewartstown
37. Alma M. Cross, 13th N. H. Vols., Pittsburg
38. +Charles S. Holmes, 1st N. H. Art. Jefferson
39. ¿ David P. Roby. 13th N. H. Vols., Colebrook
40. įJohn E. W. Glidon, 5th Maine,
41. tAlbert Harris, 13th N. H. Vols.,
42. +F. R. Luce, 2d Vt. Vols ..
43. Martin B. Noyes, 1st N. H. Art.,
44. William H. Shurtleff, 1st N. H. Art.,
45. Leonard A. Felton, 6th Mass., unknown
46. Alfred N. Alls, 1st N. H. H. A., Colebrook
47. +Gardner W. Smith, 13th N. H. Vols., unknown
48. §Malcom McAnnon, 7th Reg. N. H. V ..
49. George B. Abbott, 13th N. H. Vols.,
50. A. B. Gaskell, 2d Wisconsin, Colebrook
51. Henry Scott, 13th N. H. Vols., unknown
52. Fay Carleton, 2dl N. H. Vols.,
53. +Charles Perry. 13th N. H. Vols.,
54. ¡ Samnel Keeble. 3d Vt. Vols.,
55. ¡ Arnold Aldrich, unknown, Pittsburg
56. Henry Tewksbury, 1st N. H. H. A., Stewartstown
57. Whitcomb Tirrell, 1st Me. Battery, Pittsburg
58. +Isaac M1. Wood, 5th Vt. Vols., unknown
59. +John Paul, 13th N. H. Vols.,
60. Nelson Haynes, unknown,
61. +Clark Stevens, 2d N. H. Vols., North Stratford
62. Hiram B. Gould, 1st H. Art., Colebrook
63. +William W. Russ, 1st H. Art., Columbia
64. +Frank C. Roby, 1st Vt. Cavalry, North Stratford
65. James Spreadbury, 13th N. H. Vols., unknown 66. +H. T. Heath, 12th N. H. Vols., Stewartstown 67. +Philo VanDyke, 1st H. Art., 66
68. +Wallace F. Severy, 3d Vt. Vols., North Stratford 69. Ira Noyes, 12th N. H. Vols., Colebrook
70. James Legro, 13th N. H. Vols., Columbia
71. +Thomas Bennett, unknown, North Stratford 72. Alonzo A. Martin, 3d Vt. Vols., Bloomfield, Vt. 73. +William McKinnon, 13th N. H. Vols., Pittsburg 74. +J. F. Burton, unknown, unknown
75. +C. A. Hutchinson, N. H. Art., Colebrook
76. +Charles R. Schoff, 16th Me. Vols., N. Stratford 77. +Simeon Merrill, 2d N. H. Vols., Pittsburg
78. Michael Tobin, 15th Me. Vols., Colebrook
79. Dexter S. French, 3d Vt. Vols., . Stratford
80. Charles Heath, 13th N. H. Vols., Stewartstown 81. +Michael Lynch, 3d Vt. Vols., North Stratford
82. +Frank A. Roby, 9th Vt. Vols., Columbia
83. ¡ Myron C. Fuller, 1st Vt. Cav., Bloomfield, Vt.
84. ¿ A. S. Huggins, 13th N. H. Vols., Pittsburg 85. ¿ Moses C. Heath, 5th N. H. Vols., Stewartstown 86. James M. Jordan, unknown, Colebrook
87. +George W. Rowell, 2d Vt., Columbia
88. ¿ C. E. Smith, State Service, Hartford, Com. 89. James B. Colby, 12th N. H. Vols., Columbia
90. Samnel I. Bailey, 18th N. H. Vols.,
91. +C. R. Blodgett, 13th N. H. Vols., Littleton
92. W. T. Keyes, 10th Me. Vols., Colebrook
93. John Jackson, 1st Vt. Cavalry, Bloomfield. Vt. 94. Joseph Watson, 3d Reg. Vt. Vols., N. Stratford 95. Jas. W. Clark, 4th Mass., Lincoln Plantation, Me. 96. Henry A. Keach, 13th N. H. Vols., Columbia 97. William B. Lacv, 13th N. H. Vols., died July 4, '85 98. D. S. Chandler, 13th N. H. Vols., Colebrook 99. +John Gray, 8th Vt. Vols., Columbia
100. ¿ E. L. Hunt, L. Art., & 3d Me. Vols., unknown 101. ¿ George T. Bishop, 5th Me. Bat., Stewartstown 102. William H. Ganlt. 2d Vt. Vols. & 2d N. H.
Inf., Stewartstown
103. John S. Capen, 1st Mass. Cavalry. Colebrook 104. Charles D. Gamsby, 13th N. H. Vols., 66
105. John H. Jordan, 1st H. Art .. Lemington, Vt.
106. Edelbert Roundy, 9th Me. Inf., Colebrook
107. İN. Munn, 9th H. Art., Groveton
108. C. C. Hicks, 9th N. H. Vols.,
Colebrook
109. Edwin Small, 17th Me. Vols.,
110. Alvin W. Arlin, 1st II. Art.,
111. Owen F. Lombard, 5th Vols.,
112. Harvey C. Brown, 5th N. H. Vols.,
113. Hugh Hoyt, 17th U. S. I., Magalloway, Me.
114. Henry Ballantine, 11th Conn. Vols .. Colebrook 115. George P'. Brown. 6th N. H. Vols.,
116. Josiah Annis, 15th Vt.,
*Expelled. +Transferred. #Dropped. $Discharged.
Pittsburg
Canaan, Vt.
unknown
Canaan, Vt. unknown Colebrook
Florida
193
THE SOLDIERS OF COOS.
MERRILL POST, NO. 65, WEST STEWARTSTOWN.
(Furnished by Sumner Rowell, Q. M.)
1. John H. Brooks, 3d Vt .. Burlington, Vt. 24. A. M. Taylor, 12th Me., Pittsburg Canaal
2. Thomas H. Mayo, 4th N. H ..
W. Stewartstown
25. H. T. Owen, 15th Vt ..
3. C. S. Dalton, 13th N. H.,
..
26. D. Chase, 1st N. II. H. Art .. Pittsburg
4. C. W. Delliber, Ist Conn. Cav.,
Berlin 27. * E. M. Danforth, 1st Vt .. Clarksville
5. J. R. Little, 13th N. H., W. Stewartstown
28. S. Merrill, 2d N. H., Pittsburg
6. W. Mckinnon, 13th N. H.,
Canada
29. * H. Sawyer, 1st N. H. II. Art .. Canada
7. D. G. Ripley, 13th N. H.,
30. W. Derarth, 2d N. H., W. Stewartstown
8. G. W. Smith, 13th N. H.,
31. N. O. Tuttle. 1st N. II. H. Art.,
9. A. Hutchinson, 23d Mass.,
32. S. Richards, 3d Me., Pittsburg
10. A. Harriss, 13th N. H., Canaan
33. F. E. Robey, 3d Vt ..
11. S. Rowell, 1st N. H., W. Stewartstown
34. J. M. Keach, 3d Berdan's S. S., 66
12. * O. L. Fling, 1st N. H. II. Art.,
35. I. J. Hartshorn, 9th Vt.,
('anaan
13. John Paul, 13th N. H .. Pittsburg
36. S. T. Brunell, Ist Vt.,
14. * C. S. Holmes, 1st N. H. H. Art., 66
37. J. C. Parish, 5th N. H.,
15. G. Harriman, 3d Mass. H. Art., Canaan
16. * A. R. Aldrich, 2d N. H., ..
39. J. Perry, 8th Vt.,
Pittsburg Canada 6.
18. W. W. Scott, 13th N. H.,
41. J. E. Hibbard, 2d N. H.,
19. W. B. Huston, 1st N. H ..
Canaan
42. N. Beecher, 15th Me.,
Pittsburg
20. H. M. Harvey. 1st Vt .. ..
21. S. Dunsmore, 9th N. H ..
Canada
45. A. Hanmah, 13th N. H., Canada
22. * J. C. Post, Ist N. H. H. Art., Stewartstown
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