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resides on the one which her father clear- ed. The deceased was a good, reliable citizen, and leaves one son and a daugh- ter-Austin Templeton, of East Montpe- lier, and Mrs. James M. Howland, of Montpelier. Although Mr. Templeton had always lived on the same place, yet he has resided in four counties and two towns, and paid taxes in three counties.
DR. NATHANIEL CLARK KING, [BY DR. SUMNER PUTNAM.]
came to Montpelier, now East Montpelier, about 1812. He was born in Rochester, Mass., July 19, 1789, being one of five brothers, and the third son of Jonathan King and Mary Clark King.
In his boyhood he attended district school until fifteen years old, when his father gave him his time, and he was to provide for himself. He immediately en- tered a private school to fit himself for teaching, and the study of medicine. He studied the languages, Greek and Latin, and made such progress that he taught school the winter after he was sixteen, and began to read medicine in 1808; and con- tinued to teach, and read, until the fall of 18II. Having studied, mixed medicines, and visited patients more or less with Dr. Foster of Rochester for 3 years, he attend- ed medical lectures at Hanover, N. H., Dr. Nathan Smith being at the head of the medical department of Dartmouth College at that time.
He began practice at North Montpelier about 1812, having a sister residing in that vicinity, and in 1814, at the call for volun- teers he went, as surgeon, with others, to Plattsburgh when the British invaded that place. In 1817, he married Miss Fanny, second daughter of Maj. Nath. Davis, one of the foremost settlers in town, engaged in mercantile pursuits. About this time his father-in-law Davis offered him a good chance to go into trade, which he accept- ed, and gradually ceased to visit the sick generally, prescribing for and visiting only those who were especially anxious for his counsel. After years of trade and careful investment of savings, he became perhaps the wealthiest resident in East Montpelier. In 1849 and 1850, he represented the town
Nach le King
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in the legislature, and for many years did a large justice business ; many sought his advice in matters important to them, and being a well-informed, social man, of large acquaintance, many couples formerly ap- plied to him to join them in marriage.
Between 1818 and 1835, six children were born to him, only three of whom reached maturity, and are living at the present time-two of them at Montpelier, with one of whom he now resides at the age of 92, and until within a few months retaining his faculties in a remarkable de- gree. Naturally a man of strong mind,
capable, honest and conscientious, yet full of pleasantry and anecdote, he has endur- ed with fortitude and even cheerfulness whatever misfortunes came upon him, and in the course of a long life has made nu- merous friends, many of the younger class of whom yet often call to see him, while few or none of his earlier associates now remain.
Although his father was an orthodox deacon, and his oldest brother a clergy- man of the same denomination, views broader and more hopeful have ever found a place in his heart.
EAST MONTPELIER LONGEVITY LIST.
Persons over 80 years of age who have lived and died in East Montpelier. Dec. Ist, 1881.
Molly Gould,
1024 | Lucy Templeton, 88
Nicholas D. Bennett, 83
Mrs. Chamberlain,
IOI
David Wing, Sr., 88
Daniel Russell, Sr., 83
Triphina Shepard,
99₺
Mary Stevens, 88 Rebina Davis,
83
Betsy Carroll,
99
Sally Merritt,
88 Gen. Parley Davis, 82
Simeon Gould,
98
Lucinda Sanders,
88 Caleb Bennett,
82
Isaac Gray,
973
Freeman Snow,
87
Esac Howland, 82
Benjamin Ellis,
96
George Clark,
87
Joseph Gould,
82
Elias Metcalf,
95
John Upton,
86 Abial French,
82
Bethiah Parker,
95
Rebecca Giles,
86
Ezra Bassett, 82
Phæbe Dudley,
95
Susanna Clark,
86
Jeduthan Doty,
82
Mary Gould,
95
Oliver Merritt,
86
Paul Hathaway,
82
Samuel Davis,
94
Pauline Davis,
86
Cyrus Stoddard,
82
Rachel Bliss,
94
Jesse Bassett,
86
Abigail Beckley, 82
82
Isaac Vincent,
93₺
Hezekiah Tinkham,
85
Sally Parker, 81
81
Elisha Cummins,
93
Reliance Stevens,
85
Moses Parmenter,
81
James Foster,
93
John Gray, Sr ..
85
Shubael Short,
81
Lucinda Cutler,
93
Anna Gray,
85 Temperance Russell,
81
Eunice Vincent,
92
Reliance Stevens,
85
Polly Peck,
81
Polly Waters,
92
George Clark,
85 Lot Hathaway, 2d.,
81
Samuel Patterson,
91
Ezra Paine,
85
Lot Hathaway, Sr.,
80
Joanna Wakefield,
91
Nathaniel Ormsbee, 84
84
Sally Parker,
80
Margaret Holmes,
91
Timothy Davis,
84
Jonn Stevens,
80
Abigail Cutler,
91
Annis Tabor,
84 David Gould, 80
80
Sylvanus Morse,
90
Abigail Hathaway,
84
Arthur Daggett,
80
John Chase,
90
John Putnam,
84
Eunice Hammett,
80
Elizabeth Boyden,
90
Caty West,
84
Eunice Williams,
80
Edward Clough,
90
Sally Parmenter,
84
David French,
80
Willard Shepard,
90
Sally Ormsbee,
83
Polly Stoddard,
80
Reuben Waters,
90
Daniel Russell, Sr.,
83
Nancy Holbrook,
80
Harriet Hamblin,
90
Jesse Bailey,
83
Barnabas Hammett,
80
Samuel Templeton,
89}
Elijah McKnight,
83
Job Macomber,
79
Daniel Bassett,
89
John Boyden,
83
Nahum Kelton,
792
Ruth Daggett,
88
Benajah Putnam,
83
Nathaniel Cutler,
79
Abigail Nash,
88
Abigail Lawson,
83
Wm .Templeton, Jr.,
79
William Gray,
88
Ruth Bennett,
86
Sarah Wing, 82
Daniel Gould,
94
Lorane Templeton,
94
Huldah Wheeler,
85
Polly Nelson,
Theophilus Clark, Sr.,
93₺
Edward West,
85
Betsy Phinney,
Smith Stevens, 80
Jemima Morse,
91
Lovina Tracy,
Clark Stevens,
90
David Daggett,
84
Susanna Ellis,
584
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EAST MONTPELIER LONGEVITY LIST.
Living in town Dec. 1, 1881.
BY CHAS. DE F. BANCROFT.
Anna Gould,
94
Stephen Gould,
77
Eunice Parmenter,
73
Polly Gould,
90
Joseph Richards, 77
Polly Gould, 2d,
72
Sally Vincent,
89
Nahum Templeton,
77
Marcus B. Hamblin,
72
Lydia P. Parker,
87
Mirinda Dodge,
76 Prentiss M. Shepard, 72
Cyrus Morse,
85 Lawson Hammett,
76
Freeman N. West, 72 72
Belinda Paine,
85
Lorenzo D. Gray,
76
Hosea Gould,
Harriet P. Goodwin,
85
Phebe Perry,
76
Polly Burno,
71
Polly Richards,
84
Relief M. Stewart,
76 Lucy B. Clark,
71
William Holmes,
83
John R. Young,
76
Jefferson F. W. Dodge, 71
71
Harriet Choate,
81
Timothy Blake,
75
Mary F. Sibley,
71
Catherine Stevens,
81
Samuel Davis,
75
Alonzo Snow,
71
Mahala Templeton,
81
Dulcena Edwards,
Ann Blake,
70
Culver W. Lane,
80
Almira Wheeler,
75
Lucius Cummins,
70
Eleanor Norcross,
80
Willard Sanders,
75
Almira Fleming,
70
Abigail Southgate,
80
Edward G. Davis,
74
Philura D. Hamblin,
70
Theophilus Clark,
79
Samuel Edwards,
74
Harriet H. Peck,
70
Rodney Cummins,
79
Betsey Harvey,
74
Sherlock Peck,
70
Fanny Gray,
79
Aurelia Jacobs,
74
William Templeton,
70
Betsey Gray,
79
Abigail Lawson,
74
Squier Bailey,
69
Hannah Bliss,
79
Luther M. Parmenter,
74
Mercy E. Clough,
69
Putnam McKnight,
79 78
Lydia Young,
74
Ezekiel D. Nye,
69
Willard Cutler,
77
Chester S. Guernsey,
73
Harriet Stevens,
69
Ralph W. Warner,
77
Elhanan Norcross,
73
Mary B. Southwick,
69
A very remarkable instance of longevity, is, of a Mrs. Betsy Carroll and her three daughters of this town. Mrs. Carroll died at the age of 99 years; one daughter, Mrs. Lucinda Cutler at the age of 93; the second, Mrs. Abigail Cutler at the age of 91, and the other now living in town, Mrs. Polly Gould at the age of 90 years.
SUICIDES AND CASUALTIES
Within the present limits of East Montpelier from its settlement to Dec., 1881.
BY TRUMAN C. KELTON, TOWN CLERK.
A little girl, daughter of B. Nash, was killed by a falling tree in the east part of the town previous to 1800.
A man by the name of Chamberlin, about 21 years of age, was killed by a fall- ing tree during the year 1801, near the center of the town, and another the follow- ing year by the name of Robinson, in the north part of the town.
The wife of John Cutler hung herself in 1801.
The foregoing are taken from D. P. Thompson's History of Montpelier.
A man by the name of Alonzo Kingsley was killed by a tree on the farm now owned by George H. Chase, about 1800; and Daniel Blanchard was killed by a falling
tree Sept., 1803, near the site of No. 5, or four corners school house.
A child of Jonathan Edwards fell from a raft and drowned in the lower pond of N. Montpelier, about 1825.
Charles Plumb was drowned while bath- ing, about 1819, just below the Clark Ste- vens bridge, aged 16 years.
Nancy Waugh committed suicide by drowning in the brook east of George Da- vis' residence, about 1829.
Elisha Gray, aged about 28, drowned or died in a fit occasioned by plunging in the water when over-heated, Aug. 19, 1831. A child of Heman Powers was drowned by falling from a raft, at East village mill-pond.
The wife of Henry French committed suicide with the razor, near East Village. Also a man by the name of Ladd.
William Stoddard committed suicide by
69
Margaret Mcknight,
Polly Hathaway,
78 Almira Warner,
74
Joel Ormsbee,
69
Amasa Cummings,
77
Betsey M. Sibley,
74
Diana Holmes,
Ann Cummins,
81 Anna Beckley,
75
Joseph Gray,
75
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hanging, at the present residence of Aro P. Slayton.
A child of Theophilus Clark died from being scalded by sitting into a pail of hot water.
William Alger died from a gun shot wound, (accident) April 5, 1844, on the farm now known as the Norcross farm.
Charles Pitkin died at A. J. Hollister's from accidental gun shot wound.
Dec. 22. 1857, George W. Jacobs died from poison by taking a solution of corro- sive sublimate by mistake.
June 25, 1860, Abner Chapman, aged 13 years, and Herbert L. Nye, aged 7 years, son of George G. Nye, were drown- ed while bathing in the Branch below N. Montpelier.
July 5, 1862. Nathan Parker, aged 72, died from being gored by a bull.
Oct. 31, 1863, Ellison Albee, aged 26, fell from a loaded wagon and was run over and killed, while at work for Elon O. Hammond.
Feb. 15, 1866, Eustice Morris, aged 53, was killed by a falling tree while chopping for T. C. Kelton.
July 13, 1868, Zadock H. Hubbard, aged 25, died from sun-stroke, while at work for Charles A. Tabor.
Nov. 9, 1873, Pliny P. Pearsons, aged 34, died from a cut on the head by a circu- lar saw, while working under the mill at N. Montpelier.
Nov. 22, 1875, Bessie K. Lord, aged 5, daughter of Rev. W. H. Lord, of Montpe- lier, was thrown from a carriage and killed in the west part of the town.
Arbuckle murder .- Hiram W. Arbuckle, aged 27, living with his mother at East Village, April 13, 1877, shot George Shortt, a young man of 16, who was sitting on a bench by the stove in the grist-mill. The ball striking the breast bone, glanced down to the left side. Shortt starting to leave by a back door was hit in the arm above the elbow by a second ball, after its passing through the stove-pipe, he at the same time stumbling over some wood on the floor. The appearance was that the last shot was fatal. Arbuckle immediately left the mill and went to the black-smith shop
of his brother-in-law, George W. Bancroft, and shot him twice and then returned back near the mill. About that time, Bancroft came out of the shop and started for his house. Arbuckle seeing him, ran after him and chased him round some lumber near the road. Bancroft then changed his course and ran for the mill, followed by Arbuckle, who fired again just as he was entering the mill door, he falling dead on the floor. Arbuckle then went to his home and remained there until the arrival of the constable, George Howland, who had been sent for about a mile distant, when he stepped out at a back door and shot himself, falling dead instantly. The situation of the mill, shop and house are is about like the points of a triangle, 12 rods apart, and Bancroft's house next to the other house. The young man, Shortt, strange to say, was not fatally hit, the ball of the first shot was taken out on the out- side of the left ribs, some 8 or 10 inches from where it struck him. At the time of the shooting, the miller, Mr. Clifford, and two other neighbors were in the mill, and no one except Bancroft was in the shop. No cause can be assigned for the shooting, except an unpleasantness with Shortt, growing out of a collision of teams some time previous at a ride, and the dissipation of Bancroft and treatment to his wife, who was the sister of Arbuckle.
July 18, 1878, Henry R. Campbell fell from a load of hay and was killed.
Dec. 20, 1878, Bert R. Macomber, aged 17, committed suicide by shooting.
Nov. 30, 1879, Doct. John H. Peck died from over dose of chloroform.
April 24, 1880, Byron Eastman, aged 20, was drowned by the upsetting of a boat at North Montpelier.
SYLVANUS SHEPHERD
is remembered by the citizens of Montpe- lier as an odd character about town in its early days. His brother, Willard Shep- herd, was one of the early settlers of East Montpelier, and became an opulent farm- er. The old two-story brick house he built near the line of East Montpelier and Plainfield is occupied by his descendants. He was the author of "The Phoenix Chron-
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icle." The word Phoenix signifies arising out of its own ashes. The Bonfire in which 450 books were burnt: A view of Montpelier and all the country places in the State, &c. &c. By Sylvanus Shep- herd. Printed for the author. 1825, 8vo. pp. 18 .- Gilman's Bibliography.
THE STEP-MOTHER.
Lines written by CLARK STEVENS in his 89th year, to a lady who was a second wife.
A step-mother's lot is one that 's hard- She need be constant on her guard; There are so many minds to please, She should be often on her knees, To pray for grace her path to tread, And by her Saviour's will be led ; For what suits one will not another, So I do pity the step-mother.
See biography of Clark Stevens, page 581. In his old age he often amused him- self with rhyming tributes for his friends, acrostics largely. This, just given, is taken from a quarto blank book, 84 pages, all written after he was 85 years of age.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Town Clerk-Royal Wheeler, 1849 to 1855 inclusive ; Austin D. Arms, 1856 to 1862 inclusive. Truman C. Kelton, 1863 to the present time-1881.
Treasurer-Addison Peck, 1849, '50,'51. N. C. King, 1852 to 1861 inclusive. S. S. Kelton, 1862 to 1877. T. C. Kelton, 1877 to the present time-1881.
Overseer of the Poor-Addison Peck, 1849, '50, '51. Jacob Bennett, 1852 to 1860. Addison Peck, 1860 to 1865. John G. Putnam, 1865-66. John M. Willard, 1867 to 1875 inclusive. Solon F. Cum- mins, 1876 to the present time-1881.
Ist Selectman-J. C. Nichols, 1845-50, '51 ; Jacob Rich, 1852; Samuel Temple- ton, 1853; Lorenzo Gray, 1854; Edson Slayton, 1855, '56; Ezekiel D. Nye, 1857 ; Hazen Lyford, 1858; Jas. Bennett, 1859; Orlando F. Lewis, 1860, '61 ; Truman C. Kelton, 1862; John C. Tabor, 1863 ; Jas. A. Coburn, 1864; S. S. Kelton, 1865; John M. Willard, 1866; J. L. Coburn, 1867; Thomas B. Stevens, 1868; Squire Bailey, 1869; M. D. Willard, 1870, '71 ; Clark King, 1872, '73, '74; E. H. Vin- cent, 1875 ; Eri Morse, 1876; S. W. Hill, 1877 ; D. H. Patterson, 1878 ; J. C. Paine,
1879; G. H. Dix, 1880; Orlando Clark, 1881.
Representative-N. C. King, 1849, '50 ; J. P. W. Vincent, 1851, '52 ; James Tem- pleton, 1853, '54; Stephen F. Stevens, 1855, '56; Larned Coburn, 1857, '58; P. P. Pitkin, 1859, '60 ; E. D. Nye, 1861, '62 ; T. C. Kelton, 1863, '64; Prentice M. Shepard, 1865, '66; Timothy Davis, 1867, '68 ; J. A. Coburn, 1869, '70; T. B. Ste- vens, 1872, '73; H. D. Foster, 1874; J. L. Coburn, 1876; Austin Templeton, 1878; A. A. Tracy, 1880.
Representatives from East Montpelier be- fore division of town-Pearley Davis, 1799, 1802 ; Nahum Kelton, 1816, '17, '18, '20, '29; Wm. Billings, 1834, '35 ; Royal Wheeler, 1838, '39; Addison Peck, 1842, '43 ; Dr. Charles Clark, 1846, '47.
VOTES FOR GOVERNOR AND PRESIDENTS.
1849-Horatio N. Needham, free soil, 213; Carlos Coolidge, whig, 76; Jonas Clark, dem., 21.
1850 - Lucius B. Peck, dem., 193; Charles K. Williams, whig, 85; John Roberts, free soil, 32.
1851-Timothy P. Redfield, free dem., 146; Chas. K. Williams, whig, 59; John Roberts, dem. 24.
1852-Lawrence Brainerd, free soil, 107 ; John S. Robinson, dem., 81 ; Erastus Fair- banks, whig, 65. Presidential, Winfield Scott, 37; Franklin Pierce, 47.
1853-John S. Robinson, dem., IOI ; Lawrence Brainerd, free soil, 91 ; Erastus Fairbanks, whig, 51.
1854-Stephen Royce, whig, 98 ; Merritt Clark, dem., 95; Lawrence Brainerd, free soil, 5.
1855-Stephen Royce, whig, 163; Mer- ritt Clark, dem., 95; Lawrence Brainerd, free soil, I.
1856-Ryland Fletcher, whig, 168; Henry Keyes, dem., 87. Presidential, Fremont, 139; Buchanan, 40.
1857-Ryland Fletcher, whig, 128; Henry Keyes, dem., 93.
1858-Hiland Hall, whig, 145; Henry Keyes, dem., 92.
1859-Hiland Hall, whig, 163; John G. Saxe, dem., 102.
1860-Erastus Fairbanks, whig, 180;
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John G. Saxe, dem., 87. Presidential, Lincoln, 113; Douglass, 32.
1861-Frederick Holbrook, repub., 141 ; Andrew Tracy, whig, 73; H. B. Smalley, dem., 13.
1862-Frederick Holbrook, repub., III. 1863-John G. Smith, repub., 161 ; Timothy P. Redfield, dem., 62.
1864-John G. Smith, repub., 149; Timothy P. Redfield, dem., 56. Presi- dential, Lincoln, 131 ; McClellan, 25.
1865-Paul Dillingham, repub., 122 ; Charles N. Davenport, dem., 49.
1866-Paul Dillingham, repub., 129; Charles N. Davenport, dem., 41.
1867-John B. Page, rep. 176; J. L. Edwards, dem., 39.
1868-John B. Page, repub., 174 ; John L. Edwards, dem., 51. Presidential, Grant, 156; Seymour, 28.
1869-Peter T. Washburn, repub., 143 ; Homer W. Heaton, dem., 48.
1870-John W. Stewart, repub., 129; Homer W. Heaton, dem., 41.
1872-Julius Converse, repub., 155 ; Abraham B. Gardner, dem., 47. Presi- dential, Grant, 107; Greeley, 19.
1874-Asahel Peck, repub., 77 ; W. H. H. Bingham, dem., 41.
1876-Horace Fairbanks, repub., 134; W. H. H. Bingham, dem., 57. Presiden- tial, Hayes, 109; Tilden, 33.
1878-Redfield Proctor, repub., 145; W. H. H. Bingham, dem., 55.
1880-Roswell Farnham, repub., 166; Edward J. Phelps, dem., 56. Presidential, Garfield, 108; Hancock, 17.
SOLDIERS OF EAST MONTPELIER.
Soldiers of the Revolution, who lived and died in East Montpelier .- Hezekiah Tinkham, Edward West, Elias Metcalf, John Putnam, Job Macomber, Daniel Russell, Sen .. Theophilus Clark, Clark Stevens, Samuel Southwick, Enoch Cate, John Gray, Joshua Sanders.
Soldiers of the War of 1812 .- Rowland Edwards, Enoch Kelton, Nathan Kelton, John Gould, John B. Kelton, John Morgan, Jasper M. Stoddard, Moses Parmenter.
Soldiers of the Mexican War .- Daniel Cutler, Orange Mckay.'
WAR OF THE REBELLION.
COMPILED MAINLY FROM THE ADJUTANT GENERAL'S REPORT BY CHARLES DE F. BANCROFT.
VOLUNTEERS FOR THREE YEARS CREDITED PREVIOUS TO CALL. FOR 300,000 MEN, OCT. 16, 1863.
Names.
Age. Co. Regt. Enlistment.
Remarks.
Andrews, Gustavus A.
43 K 3 July 10 61
Discharged Dec. 9, 62.
Bancroft, Charles F.
18 I Bat. Jan. 18 62
Died June 14, 62, in Louisana.
Bancroft, Daniel P.
23 C Cav. Aug 28 62
Discharged May 18, 65.
Bailey, Hiram A.
19 H 3 June 1 61
Mustered out July 27, 64.
Beaudreau, Stephen
Credited, but does not appear to have entered the service.
Bent, David J. Burnham, Andrew
36
H 2 do 20 61
Carley, Charles
22
F 6 do 15 62
Carley, Henry Carley, William
24
F 6 Sept 23 61
44
E 8
Nov 28 61
Carr, Chester Connell, Thomas
26
I II
Aug 11 62
22
K 3
July 10 61
Cummins, Edwin
22
G
4 Aug 27 61
Cutler, Charles F.
21
K
7 June 1 62
Dearborn, Roswell H. Dillon, William 2d.,
23
G
4 Aug 29 61
18
F 6 do 15 62
Field, Reuben R. Gero, George Gray, William C. Hammond, Elon O. Hargin, Ira J. Hill, Amasa Hill, Henry H. Hill, Joseph P.
28
24 B Cav do do do K 3 July 10 61 22 C Cav Sept 13 61
45 K 3 F 18
2 Aug 14 62
29
K
3 July 10 61
21
G
4 Sept 21 61
20
E 3 June 1 61
Ist lieut. ; died May 9, 62, Wash'n, D. C. Prom. corp. ; discharged Dec. 23, 62.
20 G
4 Aug 30 61
Died May 7, 62.
Discharged Dec. 17, 61.
Transferred to U. S. Navy Apr. 15, 64 ; discharged June 6, 65.
Mustered out Oct. 28, 64.
Trans. to V. R. C. ; disch. June 4, 64. Deserted July 26, 64.
Died July 4, 62, of wounds rec'd at Lee's Mills.
Discharged Oct. 10, 62.
Died at New Orleans, Sept. 3, 62.
Killed at Fredericksburgh Dec. 13, 62. Pro. corp. ; wounded Aug. 21, 64 ; must. out June 19, 64. Mustered out June 21, 65.
Discharged Nov. 22, 61. Mustered out Nov. 18, 64. Captain ; resigned Aug. 14, 61.
June 1661
Killed in action May 3, 64.
Died April 14, 62.
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Names.
Age. Co. Regt. Enlistment,
Remarks.
Howland, Hiram B.
42
G 3
June 15 61
Discharged Jan. 21, 63.
Joslyn, Triffley
2T
G 4
Sept 3 61
Lapiere, Cypren
21
F 2
Feb 24 62
Lapiere, Joseph
Lawrence, Stephen D.
2I 28
F
2
Aug 14 62
Mann, Albert N.
2I
I 9
May 23 62
Maxham, George
38
E 8
Dec 8 61
Mitchell, John
18
K 3 July Io 61
Morse, Joseph Jr., Morris, Joseph
18
C Cav
Aug 14 61
Muckler, Henry
28
G 4
do 27 61
Ormsbee, Elhanan W.
24
G
4
Aug 30 61
Ormsbee, Mansaur A.
28
F
2
May 7 61
Ormsbee, Orvis
20
G
4 Aug 30 61
Persons, Charles E.
20
G
4 Aug 27 61
Persons, Levi A.
24
G
4 do do do
Persons, Phineas C.
23
F
6 Feb 25 62
Pitkin Perley P.
35
2
June 20 61
Prescott, Dexter S.
22
G 4
Aug 22 61
Putnam, Isaac A.
24
G 4
do 24 61
Sanders, Charles A.
29
G
4
Aug 24 61
Seymour, Isaac
44
I
9
June 23 62
Shorey, Theodore
19
F
2
May 7 61
Silloway, Seth P. Sinnott, William
44
I 2
Aug 27 62
Slayton, Austin C.
21 K
3 July 10 61
Mustered out July 27, 64.
Smith, James H.
19 F 6 Oct 2 61
Discharged Oct. 30, 64.
Snow, Oscar D.
I9
H 3 June 1 61
Died Oct. 14, 61.
Southwick, George W.
32 Ist Bat June 16 62
Mustered out August 10, 64.
Stevens, William B.
23
G 4
Aug 22 61
K
Discharged Sept. 17, 62.
Templeton, Charles A.
I9
F
6
Oct 7 61
Thibeault, Antoine
18
F
2 Aug 28 62
Trow, George E.
20
H
2 Aug 20 62
Mustered out Sept. 12, 64.
Washburn, William L.
18
G
4
do 28 61
Wheeler. Cyril
33
I
2 do 20 62
Willey, Alonzo D. Wemes, James
38
K 3 July 10 61 G 4 Apr 5 62
Discharged July 8, 63.
VOLUNTEERS FOR NINE MONTHS.
Barnet, Lucius H.
2I
C 13
Aug 29 62
Mustered out July 21, 63. do
Carson, Charles H.
20
do
do
Coburn, Lewis L.
28
do
do
Cutler, Lorenzo D.
20
do
do
Flint, Norris W.
25
do
Aug 29 61
Genait, Victor
21
do
do
do
Hill, Horace L.
2I
do
do
do
Howland, William H.
22
do
do
do
Lawson, William E.
22
do
do
do
Lewis, William H.
19
do
do
do
Martin, Henry H.
20
do
do
Nye, Alanson
22
do
do
do
Ormsbee, Hosea B.
22ª
do
do
Ormsbee, William H.
18
do
do
Pierce, George
25
do
do
do
Pratt, Azro A.
29
do
do
Slayton, Rufus H.
18
H 13
do
Snow, Willard C.
22
C 13
do
Stoddard, Francis F.
22
do
do
Templeton, Albert C.
18
do
do
Tucker, Marcus F.
19
do
do
Wakefield, Christopher H. 24
do
do
Wakefield, Henry
20
do
dô
do
Wakefield, William H.
22
do
do
W'd at Wilderness ; must out Sept. 30, 64. Trans. to V. R. C., Apr. 20, 65 ; out July 20, 65. must. Discharged Sept. 13, 62.
Rejected by Brigade Surgeon. Discharged Nov. 5, 62. Promoted corp. ; re-enlisted June 5, 64. Deserted Jan. 21, 62.
Mustered out Sept 13, 64. Discharged Nov. 26, 62. Discharged April 19, 62.
Killed at the Wilderness May 5, 64.
Discharged Jan. 14, 63.
Died Jan. 19, 62, at Camp Griffin, Va. Mustered out Sept. 30, 64. Sergeant ; discharged Apr. 17, 62.
Discharged July 31, 62.
Quartermaster ; pro. capt. and assist. quartermaster U. S. A., April 13, 62. Discharged Nov. 10, 62.
Ist sergt. ; prom. 2d lieut. Co. H, Jan. 19, 62 ; Ist lieut. Co. C, Oct. 20, 63 ; killed at the Wilderness May 5, 64.
Discharged April 4, 62. Discharged Feb. 20, 63.
Prom. corp. ; sergt .; re-enlisted ; must. out July 15, 65. Discharged April 30, 64.
39 Ist Bat Dec 7 61
Discharged May 18, 63, for wounds rec'd at Fredericksburgh.
Pro. serg't ; died of wounds rec. at Cold Harbor, Juue 12, 64.
Steward, Dexter G.
24
3 July 10 61
Corporal ; died Oct. 17, 62.
Died at White Oak Church, Dec. 24, 62.
Discharged Feb. 17, 63. [18, 63. Wounded at Fredericksburgh; dis. May Killed at Lee's Mills, Apr. 16, 62.
Captain ; mustered out July 21, 63. Serg't ; died at Brattleboro, July 24, 63. Mustered out July 21, 63.
Wd. July 3, 63 ; must. out. July 21, 63. do
do
do
Wounded July 3, 63 ; died July 19, 63. Pro. corp ; must. out July 21, 63.
do
do
do
do do
24
H 2
Aug 20 61
29
F 2 do 5 62
Mustered out July 21, 63.
589
EAST MONTPELIER.
CREDITS FOR 3 YEARS, UNDER CALL OF OCT. 17, 1863, FOR 300,000 MEN.
Names.
Age Co. Regt. Enlistment.
Remarks.
Ainsworth, Eugene D.
18
III Nov 23 63
Wd. at Cold Harbor, June 1, 64 ; dis. Apr. 27, 65.
Barton, Geo. M.
17
3 Bat Dec 26 63
Batchelder, John D.
21
Nov 21 63
Burnhanı, Edwin
20
III
do 23 63
Carson, Charles H.
21
E 17
Sept 14 63
Clark, Isaac
31
Nov 29 63
Collins, Luther M.
IS
H 17
do 9 63
Goodell, Lewis
19
I II
do 23 63
Gove, George D.
17
3 Bat Dec 23 63
Howland, Arthur L.
IS
E 17
Sept 21 63
Howland, William H.
23
E 17
do 14 63
Jackson, Marcus N.
20
Nov 23 63
Langdon, John C.
21
3 Bat Oct 30 63
Mason, Gilman
IS
III Dec 4 63
Mason, Joseph
IS III Nov 27 63
O'Neil, Daniel
44
B 5 do 24 63
Pierce, David
20 K Cav Jan 1 64
Roscoe, Curtis W.
19
Dec 2 63
Sanders, Charles A.
27 3 Bat Aug 5 64
Thomas, William W.
19
Dec 23 63
Discharged Jan. 31, 65.
Wakefield, Henry
22
E 17
Sept 15 63
Died at Salisb. prison, N.C., Feb. 20, 65. Mustered out Aug. 5, 65.
VOLUNTEERS FOR ONE YEAR.
Francis, Edgar A.
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