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John F. Steere,
Alonzo L. Jenckes,
Henry W. Beebe,
Benjamin W. Keech,
John Brennan,
Adams Murray,
Charles F. Slocum,
Albert M. Smith,
Samuel Curtis,
George Buxton,
George Fisher,
Joseph Battie,
John Burke,
Michael Rice,
Francis W. Gardiner,
Nelson Niles,
Edward A. Radikin,
James S. Slater,
Cyril P. Thornton,
John A. Austin,
John Simpson, Hasson O. Whiting,
Joseph J. D. Grayton,
Horatio Steere,
Albert G. Durfee,
William H. Smith,
Dexter L. Brownell, 2d Lieut.,
Decatur M. Boyden,
Albert M. Smith,
Samuel Curtis,
George Buxton, Joseph Battie,
John Burke, Francis W. Gardiner,
Michael Rice,
Nelson Niles,
Edward A. Radikin,
James S. Slater,
Cyril P. Thornton,
John Sullivan,
John Sullivan, 2d Lieut.,
Mathew S. Belcher,
John A. Austin,
John Simpson,
James J. Taylor,
NINTH REGIMENT R. I. VOLUNTEERS.
John McKinley, Captain, Nathan Benton, 2d Lieut., Horatio Giles, Andrew Crumley,
Isaac Place, Captain, Israel Arnold, Jr., William Cory,
James H. Jolly,
Walter S. Sutcliff, Fenner Colwell,
Thomas Crumley, James O'Brien, Richard J. Whittle,
Trowbridge Smith,
Joseph Smith, Jr., William T. Brooks,
George W. Haradon, George H. Johnson, Byron S. Thompson, David Dines,
George Fisher,
James J. Taylor,
215
HISTORY OF THE TOWN OF SMITHFIELD.
James Jacques, Henry E. Baker,
Martin G. Cushman,
Samuel Preston,
Gilbert A. Thompson, Cyrus Bennett,
Moses A. Aldrich, Henry Bennett,
Jacob Butterfield, Willard D. Colwell,
George B. Evans,
William F. Fuller,
Frederick C. Gove,
John Gallagher,
Thomas Hughes,
Alexander Henderson,
Martin G. Lyons,
Walter Matthew,
William F. Miller,
Thomas Pryor,
John Regan, Robert Sanford,
James Sullivan,
John Sullivan,
Thomas B. Spooner,
Enoch Spencer,
Winfield S. Thompson,
Alexander Tongue,
Joseph Wilmarth,
George Wilson,
Edward F. Steere,
Moses Brown,
Stephen P. Steere,
Thomas Britton,
Charles Bowers,
Sylvanus Holbrook, Jr.,
Thomas L. Hopkins,
Arnold Jennerson,
Jesse D. Keach,
George Smith,
Thomas Smith,
William T. Smith,
John Westgate,
James A. Sweet,
A. Sayles Clark,
Charles W. Bradford,
Asa Bennett, Foster W. Clark,
Caleb H. Freeman,
George J. Hendrick,
Charles A. Pierce,
Thomas Riley,
Marcus L. Sweet,
Isaac S. Tanner, Edmund Crocker, Alanson P. Wood,
Robert E. Curran,
Warren F. Cook,
Byron E. Daggett,
John H. Durgin, Albert Hudson,
Thomas Lewis, George S. Potter,
Henry C. Sayles, John Swindler, Joseph Wheelock,
George P. Grant, William C. Benedict,
David E. Cash, Henry Crocker,
Charles F. Taft, Thomas D. Wilson,
John E. Whipple,
Daniel W. Brayton,
George Britton, John Burns,
John Niles, Otis W. Smith, Jarvis Smith,
Jenckes Bartlett,
Edwin Carter,
Justin Stevens,
Joseph Sedgwick,
George W. Buxton,
216
HISTORY OF THE TOWN OF SMITHFIELD.
Bemjamin A. Dennis,
James H. Fairbanks,
Edward A. Patt,
Stephen A. Peck,
Anthony G. Wood,
Charles D. Wood.
David L. Fales, Joseph B. Gooding, William G. Thurber,
John E. Whiting,
Henry H. Welden,
TENTH REGIMENT R. I. VOLUNTEERS.
Samuel H. Hopkins,
Arnold J. Paine,
Albert W. Sprague,
Stephen Phetteplace, George H. Tyler.
ELEVENTH REGIMENT R. I. VOLUNTEERS.
Thomas Moies, 1st Lieut.,
Edmund F. Crocker,
George Cushman,
David L. Fales,
George W. Gooding,
Orman L. Patt,
Nathan L. Baggs,
George G. Bennett,
Ansel Baxter,
Daniel Bryce, Edward A. Browne,
Henry T. Braman,
Jasper Caler,
James D. Carpenter,
Patrick Cavanaugh,
Michael Cassiday,
Nicholas P. Clark,
Warren F. Cook,
James Coyle, Thomas Dolan,
James Curran, Andrew J. Dexter,
William F. Elsbree,
J. Henry Fales,
Henry A. Follett,
William B. Follett,
Theodore C. Fuller,
Charles C. Holland,
Charles E. Griffin, Joseph E. Hood, Michael Killeran,
William Horton, Peter Knoth,
Thomas S. Lindsay,
Barney Mahan,
Nathan P. Maker,
Gilbert Mann,
Barney McNally,
Charles P. Moies,
Edward McCormick,
John McCormick,
James Mulhaven, John J. Niell,
John McCreighton,
Ansel D. Nickerson, Levi C. Phillips,
David N. Rogers,
Michael Trainor,
Daniel E. Verry,
William O'Donnell,
Thomas Rice,
Philip Vickerey,
Joseph W. Grosvenor, Ass't Surg, James N. Woodward,
Alden Paine,
217
HISTORY OF THE TOWN OF SMITHFIELD.
Thomas S. White,
Charles H. Wilmarth,
Joseph W. Guild, John A. Rupert, Joseph S. Bunker,
Elisha Place, Adin Patt,
Andrew Campbell,
Henry S. Sharpe, George Lovely,
John S. Graham,
David S. Linch,
William C. White,
Daniel R. Ballou,
TWELFTH REGIMENT R. I. VOLUNTEERS.
Richard A. Briggs, 1st Lieut.,
William Ackinson,
William A. Andrews,
James Ackinson,
George E. Brown,
Joseph W. Preston,
Otis P. Cleveland,
William Reddy,
William H. Greene,
Joseph Wilmarth,
James L. Burlingame, John E. Thornton,
George E. Macomber,
Charles J. Sweet,
Edwin P. Williams,
Lewis G. Arnold, Jr.,
Benajah S. Allen,
Amasa Phetteplace, Horace W. Cook,
Mowry C. Colwell,
Thomas M. Green,
Collins V. Keith,
William H. Latham,
Shadrack O. Mowry,
Daniel Pelky,
John H. White,
George A. Britton.
FOURTEENTH REGIMENT HEAVY ARTILLERY.
George A. Pearce, 1st Lieut., Daniel Carver.
FIRST REGIMENT R. I. LIGHT ARTILLERY.
William H. Walcott,
William Arnold,
Henry F. Clark,
Patrick Larkin,
Edward Morrisey,
Joseph S. Nichols,
Thomas P. Steere,
John Appleby Thornton,
Joseph A. Cole,
John Eatock,
Albert E. Hendrick,
John B. Mowry,
George W. Nichols,
Charles O. Dyer,
Charles W. Hudson,
Charles E. Mathewson,
George A. Perry,
James Quigley,
Patrick Sullivan,
Benjamin Snell,
Elisha D. Thayer,
Lewis L. Sayles, 28
Henry Britton,
Oren Mowry,
James Phetteplace,
218
HISTORY OF THE TOWN OF SMITHFIELD.
Olney Arnold, Daniel W. Elliott,
William H. Cartwright,
William H. Steere,
Esek S. Owen,
Michael Barry,
Benjamin Carter,
Thomas J. Loftus,
Michael Murray,
Otis P. Snell,
William H. Stone, Aaron Schanck,
Barney Cassidy,
Wm. H. C. Smith,
Wm. H. Phinney,
Philip, A. Dexter,
Henry J. White,
Charles W. Warren,
Jacob Waldberger,
Robert Sheridan,
John Gray,
Patrick Cornell,
Daniel Cæsar,
Thomas Donnelly.
TENTH R. I. LIGHT BATTERY.
William Landigan,
John Stewart,
Joseph Mcclellan, Patrick Gleason.
FIRST REGIMENT R. I. CAVALRY.
John Winsor,
Daniel A. Smith,
Jesse W. Angell,
William H. Latham,
Ethan S. Brown,
Allen T. Brown,
William B. Ford,
John H. Steerc,
James Winterbottom,
George W. Harris,
Marcus W. Sweet,
William A. Tucker,
Thomas Pinkerton.
SECOND REGIMENT R. I. CAVALRY.
Henry J. Whittaker, 1st Lieut. Horace D. Allen,
Martin C. Cushman,
Alexander Brenno,
Frederick Campbell, Thomas Prior,
Alexander Campbell,
William J. Perry,
Francis Reynolds, Aris Bourgen,
Roswell Saltonstall, Thomas Crumley,
Royal W. Ceaser, Jesse D. Keach, Thomas Phinney, Albert V. Walker, Joy G. Bellows, Gilbert Carman,
George Crumley.
219
HISTORY OF THE TOWN OF SMITHFIELD.
THIRD REGIMENT R. I. CAVALRY.
Lyman L. Swan, Asst. Surg.,
John B. Batcheller,
Nathan L. Boggs,
Nicholas B. Gardner,
Peter Gilroy,
Augustus Binford,
Robert M. Pollard,
Amos Perry,
Wilson D. Mundy,
Anslemn Sansany,
Alexander Simpson,
Jonathan M. Boss,
George H. Howard,
Thomas R. Hawkins,
Henry Mowry,
James McCabe,
Thomas Smith,
George Spaulding,
William Rankin,
Edward S. Tyler.
SEVENTH SQUADRON R. I. CAVALRY.
Christopher Vaughan, Captain,
John Angell, 1st Lieut.
George A. Smith,
Thomas Dwyer,
Daniel H. Goff,
Jeremiah Amidon,
Antoine Allen,
James Crofter,
Timothy Collins,
Alexander Henderson,
John Higgins,
Thomas Harper,
James Mc Williams,
James Ryder.
James Sullivan,
Ralph Street,
John Taylor,
James P. White,
Caleb Watson,
Wilson S. Mowry,
Henry B. Jennison,
Martin Winsor,
John McGovern,
Benjamin T. Reynolds,
Daniel Pierce,
Edward Morrisey.
FIFTEENTH REGIMENT MASSACHUSETTS VOLUNTEERS.
James Shay, Martin Winsor.
UNITED STATES CHASSEURS.
George Harris,
Olney Clark.
FOURTEENTH REGIMENT U. S. INFANTRY.
George Watson.
TWENTY-FOURTH REGIMENT MASSACHUSETTS VOLUNTEERS. John Payson, George W. Wallace.
220
HISTORY OF THE TOWN OF SMITHFIELD.
IN OTHER MASSACHUSETTS REGIMENTS.
Lully B. Mowry,
Elisha Steere.
POPULATION OF SMITHFIELD.
1731
450
1755
1,921
1774
2,888
1776.
2,781
1782.
2,217
1790.
3,171
1800
3,120
1810
3,828
1820
4,678
1830
6,857
1840
9,534
1850
11,500
1860
13,283
1865
12,315
INDEX.
Note
PAGE.
iii
Public Resolution passed by Congress
V
President's Proclamation vii
Joint Resolution on the celebration of the Centennial, passed by General Assembly. ix
Governor's Proclamation
xi
Action of Lincoln. xiii
Woonsocket. xiv
66 Smithfield XV
66 North Smithfield. xvi
CHAPTER I.
Smithfield originally .
Roger Williams, Sketch of the life of.
66
Flight of. 3
at Seekonk 3
66 Settlement of Providence by 3-4-5
First written compact. 5
Earliest conveyance of land, Copy of. 6
Town Meetings, and rules of same.
First departure from a pure democracy
7-8-9
Incorporation of Providence Plantations by Parliament
9
Power conferred by Charter. 9
Arrival of Charter in Boston 10
10
General Assembly apointed
10
Officers to be chosen. 11
Representatives' Court, who to consist of
12
were empowered 12
Charter granted to Town of Providence 12
1
1-2
Reception of Roger Williams at Providence
222
INDEX.
PAGE.
Council of State
12
William Coddington appointed Governor
12
John Clarke and Roger Williams sent to England .
13
Repeal of Coddington's Commission
13
Meeting of Freemen at Portsmouth
13
General Assembly, Special Session of 1660
14
John Clark confirmed as Agent of Colony
14
Legal process to be issued in the name of the King, Charles II. Meeting of General Assembly to receive Royal Charter of Charles II .
15
Charter of Charles II, Freedom under
16
Oldest Constitutional Charter
17
Seal adopted .
17
General Assembly, Judicial powers exercised by
17
Claims of Connecticut and Plymouth to the jurisdiction of portions of Rhode Island . 18
Appointment of Commission to examine into the claims and titles of the Narragansett Country 18
Quo warranto issued . 18-19
19
Appointment of Council 19
19
House of deputies constituted a distinct body 20
First Committee of the Whole 20
Census, 1780 20
Death of Roger Williams 20
CHAPTER II.
Incorporation of Smithfield 22
Territory set off . 22-23
First town meeting, record of list of officers chosen. 24-26
Deputies to General Assembly chosen.
26
Bounty voted for killing wild cats and wolves 26
Pair of stocks and whipping post built 26
Passage of highway act 26
Population in 1748. 26
Town divided into highway districts
26
Highway Surveyors, Who were to be
26
Boundaries of districts . 27-30
Citizens living in districts 27-30
14
Sir Edmund Andros appointed Governor
Return to town government system
INDEX.
223
PAGE.
First town council, Business of
Special town meeting, 1774 ...
31 31
Committee appointed to visit Boston and inspect the circum- stances of the poor of that place 31
Report of committee on poor 32
Subscription papers to be drawn, for gaining support for the poor of Boston. 32
Acknowledgment of supplies sent 33
Town meeting, Record of, 1775
33
Special town meeting
34
Committee to collect arms chosen. 33-34
Committee of inspection chosen
34
Nineteen new firearms ordered to be bought
35
Bounty offered recruits . 35
Vote passed relating to slaves
35
Powder and lead apportioned
35
Census ordered .
35
Salt ordered to be divided .
35
Hospital for inoculation for small pox
35
Repeal of act of allegiance
35
Preamble, preceding repeal.
35-36
Delegates appointed to Continental Congress instructions of . 36-37
36
Iron or shod shovels and spades ordered to be procured 37
Choice of Lieut-Colonel, 2d Regiment Militia. 37
Officers of the three Smithfield Militia Companies . 37
Smithfield and Cumberland Rangers
38
Declaration or test
38
Regiment ordered raised 38
Counterfeiting of the bills of credit
38
Permission given to move two barrels of rum
39
Valuation of Smithfield, 1777
39
Tender consciences, Committee appointed to alter an act for the relief of
39
Money ordered to supply soldiers' families with necessaries . New Council of War
40
Loans to the Continental Service.
41
Officers of the three militia companies
41
Lottery authorized to repair bridge over Pawtucket river. 41
40
Money borrowed to pay bounties . 41
Resolution passed at special town meeting, April, 1779 42
224
INDEX.
Tax levied.
PAGE. 43
Illicit commerce with Block Island, Committee to investigate. 43
Attempt to restore the Continental currency
Stipulation of prices
Quota of Smithfield to supply food to the army
Ratable polls, 1780
Officers of Cumberland and Smithfield Rangers
Requisition for blankets, &c
Delegate to Congress chosen
47 47
1781. Twelve hundred men ordered into service one month. . Corn for army .
47
1782. Ratable value of Smithfield .
Vote passed at town meeting against buying and selling slaves 47-48
Instructions to delegate to General Assembly 48-50
Non-approval of paper money . 51
Circumstances of the poor enquired into 51
Deputies instructed to procure more equal represen- tation in the General Assembly. 51
Keeping of poor, let out to lowest bidder 51
Free schools, Committee appointed to examine act re- lating to. 51
Favorable report of committee
52
Committee of ways and means chosen 52
Number of schools agreed upon
52
Price of day's work raised.
52
Calling of special town meetings, notices where to be posted. . 52
Poor children ordered to be bound out
52
Paper currency, Troubles arising from
53
The State insulted 54-55
Trouble between town and country, regarding the cele- bration of the 4th of July, in honor of the adoption of the Constitution by some of the States 55-57
1790. Deficiency in the payment of tax, laid before General Assembly . 57
Convention of delegates at South Kingstown, to decide on the adoption of the new Constitution and its do- ings. 57-58
Providence society for promoting the abolition of slavery incorporated 58
44 44 45 45
46 46 46
Estimated acreage of town
47
225
INDEX.
1791.
Smithfield Grenadiers, chartered, and officers and mem- bers . 58
1792. Federal Protectors, incorporated as an independent company . 59
Federal officers and members. 59-60
Commissioner on boundary line between this State and Massachusetts appointed 60
1797. Smithfield Third Library Company incorporated 60-61
61
Smithfield 66 61
61
temporary directors of. 61
61-62
1807. Bridges voted to be rebuilt Lottery authorized to build meeting house 62
1808. Smithfield School Society and incorporators 62
Lottery authorized for the benefit of Academic Society 62
Smithfield Academic Society incorporated 62
1810. Smithfield Academy incorporated 62 officers of. 62
lottery authorized to build. 62-63
1812.
Greene Academy incorporated. Trustees appointed and lottery authorized. 63
Drafted men allowed additional compensation 63
1814. Independent Smithfield Rifle Company incorporated and list of officers. 63
Smithfield Light Infantry Company incorporated and list of officers . 64
1818. New England Pacific Bank incorporated, with names of directors
64
1820. First Cadet Company in Sixth Regiment incorporated and list of officers
64
1821. Town house voted to be built. 64
1822. Committee to repair bridge
64
Baptist Society incorporated
65
Smithfield Exchange Bank incorporated ..
65
1823. Trouble with bridges-cotton factory taxed
65
1824. Town voted in favor of constitution
65
1826. Mineral Spring turnpike designated 65
1827. Instructions to representatives. 65
1828. Smithfield Lime Rock Bank incorporated 66
1832. St. James Church, Woonsocket Falls, incorporated ... 66
29
PAGE.
Union Bank incorporated
1805. Douglass turnpike, Incorporators of
226
INDEX.
PAGE.
1834. Providence County Bank incorporated 66
Location and name changed 66
1835. Seth Mowry farm purchased by the town 66
Christ Church, Lonsdale, incorporated 67
Emanuel Church, Manville, incorporated. 67
1836. Lime Rock Baptist Society incorporated. 67
1837. Instructions to and petition sent to the General Assem- bly . . 67-68
1838. Lime Rock Library incorporated . 68
Division of town agitated
68
1839. Instructions to town council
68-69 69
1841.
Congregational Society of Woonsocket village incorpo- rated. 70
Delegates chosen to attend constitutional convention ..
70
1842. Town meeting for the ratification of the constitution .. Vote for constitution .
70
70
Delegates chosen to attend another constitutional con- vention.
70
Town meeting and vote for constitution
71
Revival of Wionkheig Library ..
71 1
1843. Division of town again brought up. Lonsdale Baptist Church incorporated
71
1845. No license
72 72
Central Falls Congregational Society incorporated. . . Smithfield divided into voting districts, with bounda- ries of each. 73
1846. Smithfield Union Institute incorporated. 73-74
1850.
Doings of June town meeting. 74
1851. School appropriation. 74
Vote relating to road or bridge building 74
Safes for town records to be purchased . 74
St. Thomas Church, Greenville, incorporated. 75
1852. Appropriations for schools and highways 75
Highway law ordered printed 75
1853. Town treasurer not particular enough School appropriation. 75 75
Delegates chosen to another constitutional convention. 75
Valley Falls Company incorporated . 75
Stillwater Reservoir Company incorporated 76
1854. Dexter Lime Rock Company incorporated 76
1840. School committee chosen .
INDEX.
227
PAGE.
1854. School and highway appropriations 76
Town Treasurer still careless. 76
Building ordered for insane poor 76
1855. Moriah Library Association incorporated
76
Report of June town meeting . . 76-77
1856. Georgiaville Evangelical Society incorporated. 77
1858. Report of June town meeting . 77-78
1859. Hamlet Manufacturing Company incorporated 78
1861. Annual town meeting, doings of, regarding soldiers' families . 78
Committee appointed to distribute money appropriated for soldiers' families 79
1862. Record of annual and special town meetings. 79-81 Disbursements on account of soldiers' families for the year. . 81
Smithfield United Society incorporated 28
1863. Manville Co. incorporated 82
Valuation of Smithfield
82
1864. Freewill Baptist Church of Smithfield incorporated ... War expenses of the town.
82
Soldiers' families, Further relief of
82
1866-7. School appropriations
82
1868. Bridge
82
1869. Various appropriations made
82-83
1870. June town meeting, division of town again agitated ... 83
Committee appointed to confer with Woonsocket Com- mittee. 83-84
Vote taken upon division 84
Committee appointed to investigate the mismanage- ment of the poor 84
1871. Division again 85
Vote taken 85
Sketch of the various attempts at division 85-86
CHAPTER III.
Israel Wilkinson, Sketch of 87
Oziel Wilkinson, 87
David Wilkinson,
66
88
Samuel Slater, 66 88-93
Slatersville, 66 94
82
228
INDEX.
PAGE.
Forestdale, Sketch of 94-95
Branch Village,
66
95-96
Waterford, 66 66
96
F. M. Ballou, Sketch of
96
C. B. Aldrich, 66
96
Woonsocket Gas Co., Sketch of .
96
Enterprise Co., Woonsocket, Sketch of
96-97
Globe Mills,
66
97
Woonsocket Co.,
97-98
Hamlet,
98-99
Manville,
66
99-106
Albion,
66
106-9
Lonsdale,
109-10
Valley Falls,
110-12
Central Falls,
112-18
T. D. Rice & Co.,
66
119-20
Fales & Jenks,
66
120
Weatherhead, Thompson & Co., Sketch of.
121
M. B. Arnold & Co.,
121
Pawtucket Hair Cloth Co.,
121-4
Central Falls Woolen Mill,
66
66
125-7
C. C. Holland, 66
60
127
Thurber, Horton & Wood, 66
66
127
Cushmam & Fuller,
127
E. L. Freeman's Printing House,
66
127-9
Greenville,
66
129-30
Spragueville,
66
66
130
Stillwater,
66
130-1
Georgiaville,
60
131
Georgiaville & Bernon Manufactory, 66
66
132-8
Union Village,
66
138
Valley of the Moshassuck
141-4
Division of the town
144
Act dividing the town .
144-55
Act in addition to and in amendment to act dividing the town Sketch of Smithfield .
155
66 " Slater and boundaries ... .
155
156
" new Smithfield and boundaries 157-8
" Lincoln and boundaries 158-9
129
Allenville,
66
124-5
Stafford M'f'g Co.,
66
INDEX. 229
APPENDIX A.
PAGE.
List of citizens who have held the offices of Members of Con- tinental Congress . 161
Speakers of House of Representatives, R. I 161
Presidential Electors . 161
Chief Justice of Supreme Court 161
Assistant Justices 161
Justices Court of Common Pleas 162
APPENDIX B.
Assistants and Senators in the General Assembly, from the town of Smithfield, from 1731 to 1798:
Assistants
163
Senators
163-4
APPENDIX C.
Deputies and Representatives in the General Assembly:
Deputies from 1731 to 1826 inclusive .. 165-78
Representatives from 1824 to 1870 inclusive 178-82
APPENDIX D.
Members of Town Council from 1731 to 1871, inclusive 183-98
Town Treasurers, 1731 to 1870
199
Town Clerks, 1731 to 1870 199
Moderators, 1731 to 1870
200-2
Town divided into school districts 202
School Committees, 1828 to 1870 202-6
Examination of teachers provided for 207
Examining Committees, 1840 to 1845 inclusive 207
APPENDIX E.
List of officers of the militia belonging to Smithfield, from 1775 to 1789 inclusive 207-9
230
INDEX.
List of officers and men who enlisted in the service of the United · States from Smithfield during the war of the rebellion:
PAGE.
First Regiment Detached Militia.
209
Second R. I. Volunteers .210-11
Third
Heavy Artillery 211-12
Fourth
Volunteers
212-13
Fifth
66
Heavy Artillery
213
Seventh Volunteers
214
Ninth 66 66
214-16
Tenth
66
216
Eleventh "
66
216-17
Twelfth
217
Fourteenth Regiment R. I. Heavy Artillery
217
First 217-18
Tenth R. I. Light Battery 218
First Regiment R. I. Cavalry ..
218
Second 66 219
219
Seventh Squadron R. I. Cavalry
219
Fifteenth Regiment Massachusetts Volunteers. 219
United States Chasseurs 219
Fourteenth Regiment U. S. Infantry 219
Twenty-fourth Regiment Massachusetts Volunteers 219
In other Massachusetts Regiments. 220
Population of Smithfield. 220
Light
Third 66
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