1. Allen, George 18 Dec. 17,'63.
July 15,'64. Died of Disease.
Lee, Me. Died in Service.
Died at Fortress Monroe, Va.
2. Arnold, Frederick 19 Dec. 16,'64.
Feb. 2,'66. Mustered out.
Portland, Me.
M. O. with regiment.
3. Babb, Leonard P. 19 Aug. 26,'62.
June 12,'65. Mustered out.
Kennebunkport, Me. Died Feb 22,'71.
Died at Dover, N.H.
4. Bartlett, Bartimus 18 Sept. 30,'61.
Mar. 18,'62. Died of Disease
Lee, Me. Died in Service.
Died at Washington, D.C.
5. Bartlett, Wm. 19 Sept. 30,'61.
Aug. 20 '62. Disability.
Lee, Me. Lee, Me.
Discharged at Augusta, Me.
6. Bates, Thomas J. 21 Oct. 9,'61.
Apr. 8,'62. Died of Disease.
Whitefield, Me. Died in Service.
Died at Newport News, Va.
7. Bearce, Philo 22 Sept. 10,'61.
July 14,'62. Died of Disease.
Springfield, Me. Died in Service.
Died at New York.
8. Betts, Bela W. 43 Sept. 19,'61.
Aug. 28,'62. Died of Disease.
Weston, Me. Died in Service.
Died at Philadelphia, Pa.
9. Bickmore, Albion P. 18 Aug. 18,'64.
June 15,'65. Mustered out.
Oldtown, Me. Hyde Park, Mass.
Wd. and Pris. at Hatcher's Run, Va., April 1, '65.
10. Blaine, Thomas R. 21 Feb. 18,'62.
Feb. 28,'65. Mustered out.
Frederickton, N.B.
Wd. at Fair Oaks, Va., May 31, '62.
11. Bolton, Sumner M. 32 Aug. 19,'63.
Apr. 1,'65. Wounded.
Bangor, Me. Bangor, Me.
+Wd. and Pris. at Bermuda Hundred, Va.
12. Bragdon, Samuel A. 19 July 24,'62.
Aug. 15,'64. Died of Wounds
Franklin, Me. Died of Wounds.
+Twice Wounded.
13. Bridges, John E. 18 Sept. 9,'61.
June 2,'64. Killed in Action.
Springfield, Me. Killed in Action.
Killed at Bermuda Hundred, Va.
14. Bridgham, Leland F. 20 Sept. 2,'63.
June 5,'65. Mustered out.
Charleston Me. Boston, Mass.
M. O. at Baltimore, Md.
15. Brien, Patrick 21 Aug. 23,'64.
Mustered out.
Woodstock, N.B.
Pris. at Hatcher's Run, Va., April 1, '65.
16. Brown, John 21 Dec. 7,'64.
Aug. 10,'65. Deserted.
Sherbrook, N.S. ------
Deserted at Richmond, Va.
17. Bryant, James W. 21 Aug. 23,'62.
June 12,'65. Mustered out.
Springfield, Me. N. Lee, Me.
M. O. at Richmond, Va.
18. Bryant, Martin V. 21 Aug. 8,'62.
Oct. 3,'65. Mustered out.
Hermon, Me. N. Carmel, Me.
+Prisoner at Bermuda Hundred, Va.
19. Bubier, Frank 19 Aug. 25,'63.
Sept. 13,'64. Died of Wounds.
Lewiston, Me. Died of Wounds.
Wounded at Deep Run, Va., Aug, 16, '64.
20. Burgess, Ruel C. 23 Aug. 1,'63.
Feb. 2,'66. Mustered out.
Vassalboro, Me. N. Vassalboro, Me.
M. O. with Regiment.
21. Burke, Charles H. 18 Sept. 28,'61.
Apr. 5,'62. Disability.
Lee, Me. Lee, Me.
Discharged at Washington, D.C.
22. Burns, John 23 Dec. 16,'64.
Dec. 19,'65. Mustered out.
Limington, Me. W. Oakland, Cal.
Wounded at Appomattox, Va., April 9, '65.
23. Buswell, Silas, Jr. 24 Sept. 24,'61.
Apr. 14,'62. Disability.
Enfield, Me. Antigo, Wis.
Discharged at Washington, D.C.
24. Butler, Alfred C. 21 Feb. 29,'64.
Sept. 19,'65. Wounded.
Eastbrook, Me. Waltham, Me.
+Thrice Wounded at Deep Bottom, Va.
25. Butler, Geo. L. 24 July 23,'62.
May 20,'64. Died of Wounds.
Eastbrook, Me. Died of Wounds.
+Wd. at Bermuda H'dred, Va., May 17, '64.
26. Butterfield, Geo. M. 18 Sept. 16,'61.
July 28,'62. Disability.
Springfield, Me. Springfield, Me.
Discharged at Harrison's Landing, Va.
27. Buzzell, Wm. A. 30 Sept. 30,'61.
Apr. 28,'62 Disability.
Enfield, Me. Died Nov. 16,'62.
Discharged at Yorktown, Va.
28. Cain, Henry H. 21 July 30,'63.
Sept. 10,'65. Disability.
Vassalboro, Me. Jacksonville, Vt.
+Discharged at Washington, D.C.
29. Cannavan, John 21 Oct. 11,'64.
Oct. 11,'65. Mustered out.
Portland, Me.
M. O. at Richmond, Va.
30. Carlow, John P. 31 Oct. 3,'64.
May 25,'65 Mustered out.
Wesley, Me.
M. O. at Richmond, Va.
31. Carver, Alonzo 18 Oct. 9,'61.
Nov. 15,'64. Mustered out.
Lee, Me. Stacyville, Me.
Wd. at Bermuda H'dred, Va., May 17, '64.
32. Cilley, Clark 36 Sept. 30,'61.
Dec. 17,'62. Disability.
Springfield, Me. Springfield, Me.
Discharged at Washington, D.C.
33. Clark, Samuel S. 25 July 17,'62.
Aug. 14,'65. Mustered out.
Franklin, Me. Franklin, Me.
Promoted Fife Major, Nov. 18, '64.
34. Cline, Joseph 28 July 28,'62.
Dec. 9,'62. Died of Disease.
Hancock, Me. Died in Service.
Died at Yorktown, Va.
35. Collins, Francis 21 July 17,'62.
Mar. 23,'65. Wounded.
Franklin, Me.
Wd. at Deep Bottom, Va., Aug. 14, '64.
36. Collins, Josiah 28 Oct. 8,'61.
Mar. 28,'62. Disability.
Springfield, Me. Died Dec. 25,'77.
+Discharged at Washington, D.C.
37. Conforth, Melvin 21 Sept. 9,'61.
Nov. 18,'64. Mustered out.
Springfield, Me. Minneapolis, Minn.
Wd. at Bermuda H'dred, Va., June 2, '64.
38. Cook, Joseph 35 Oct. 18,'61.
Mustered out.
Levant, Me.
39. Cooper, Geo. L. 32 Sept. 30,'61.
May 15,'62. Died of Disease.
Springfield, Me. Died in Service.
Died at New York City.
40. Cooper, Hiram A. 23 Sept. 30,'61.
Apr. 1,'62. Disability.
Prentiss, Me. N. Newport, Me.
Discharged at Washington, D.C.
41. Cote, George 23 Dec. 12,'64.
Dec. 16,'65. Mustered out.
Oldtown, Me. Burling Falls, N.H.
M. O. at Richmond, Va.
42. Crabtree, Isaac N. 37 July 17,'62.
Nov. 27,'62. Disability.
Franklin, Me. E. Sullivan, Me.
Discharged at Washington, D.C.
43. Cronin, Daniel 22 July 29,'62.
Oct. 31,'62. Died of Disease.
Eastbrook, Me. Died in Service.
Died at Yorktown, Va.
44. Crosby, Thomas A. 23 Aug. 5,'63.
Aug. 27,'64. Died of Disease.
Swanville, Me. Died in Service.
Died at Point-of-Rocks, Va.
45. Cross, Simon 40 Sept. 20,'61.
Mar. 26,'62. Disability.
Topsfield, Me. Died Feb. 5,'64.
+Discharged at Washington, D.C.
46. Curtis, Elijah B. 18 Sept. 30,'61.
Mar. '62. Disability.
Enfield, Me. Died June 12,'62.
+Discharged at Washington, D.C.
47. Curtis, John T. 22 Aug. 5,'63.
May 29,'65. Mustered out.
Byron, Me. Boston, Mass.
Wd. at Appomattox, Va., April 9, '65.
48. Curtis, Phineas 42 Sept. 30,'61.
July '62. Died of Disease.
Enfield, Me. Died in Service.
Died at Yorktown, Va.
49. Darling, Wm. H. 22 Sept. 25,'61.
Nov. 18,'64. Mustered out.
Enfield, Me. Enfield, Me.
M. O. at Augusta, Me.
50. Davis, John E. 18 Sept. 7,'61.
May 26,'62. Died of Disease.
Chelsea, Me. Died in Service.
Died at Baltimore, Md.
51. Davis, Thomas A. 19 Sept. 7,'61.
'63. Disability.
Whitefield, Me. Killed Sept. 27,'64.
+On Gunboat Service, Feb 17,'62.
52. Day, John W. 31 Sept. 9,'61.
Feb. 9,'66. Mustered out.
Springfield, Me. Springfield, Me.
Wd. at Deep Run, Va., Aug. 16,'64.
53. Dolly, Charles 24 Sept. 11,'61.
Dec. 18,'61. Died of Disease
Springfield, Me. Died in Service.
Died at Washington, D.C.
54. Downs, Charles 20 Sept. 30,'61.
May 9,'63. Disability.
Springfield, Me. Springfield, Me.
Dis. at Hilton Head, S.C.
55. Driscoll, John H. 21 July 18,'62.
June 12,'65. Mustered out.
Franklin, Me. Cherryfield, Me.
M. O. at Richmond, Va.
56. Dunifer, Prince E. 26 Sept. 9,'62.
Feb. 9,'66. Mustered out.
Springfield, Me. Winn, Me.
M. O. at Augusta, Me.
57. Dyer, Alexander B. 20 Feb. 22,'64.
Feb. 2,'66. Mustered out.
Eastbrook, Me. Franklin, Me.
Served also in Co. C, 26th Me.
58. Dyer, Geo. E. 29 July 17,'62.
Jan. 16,'63. Disability.
Franklin, Me. Died '63.
Died at Franklin, Me.
59. Dyer, Hudson K. 22 Feb. 22,'64.
Feb. 9,'65. Died of Disease.
Eastbrook, Me. Died in Service.
Wd. at Bermuda Hundred, Va, June 2,'64.
60. Ellis, Daniel S. 18 Sept. 16,'61.
Aug. 18,'62. Disability.
Springfield, Me.
Dis. at Augusta, Me.
61. Findel, Wm. II. 24 Oct. 12,'64.
June 20,'65. Mustered out.
E. Machias, Me. Barrington, N.S.
Pris. at Hatchers Run, Va., April 1,'65.
62. Fogg, Geo. M. 18 Oct. 15,'61.
May 15,'63. Died of Disease.
Lowell, Me. Died in Service.
Died at Beaufort, S.C.
63. Folsom, Jeremiah 48 Oct. 9,'61.
Mar. 26,'62. Disability.
Burlington, Me. Died.
Dis. at Washington, D.C.
64. Foss, Augustus I. 24 July 24,'62.
Mar. 7,'63. Died of Disease.
Hancock, Me. Died in Service.
Died at Hilton Head, S.C.
65. Foss, Charles M. 21 Sept. 16,'61.
Sept. 2,'62. Disability.
Lee, Me. Lee, Me.
Dis. at Augusta, Me.
66. Freeman, Geo. L. 19 Sept. 9,'61.
Dec. 16,'61. Died of Disease.
Vassalboro, Me. Died in Service.
Died at Washington, D.C.
67. Frost, Stephen 26 Sept. 30,'61.
June 8,'62. Deserted.
Prentiss, Me. ------
Deserted at Bottom's Bridge, Va.
68. Geary, George 24 Oct. 10,'64.
May 24,'65. Mustered out.
Baldwin, Me.
Pris. at Hatchers Run, Va., April 1,'65.
69. Gerry, Geo. H. 18 Sept. 9,'61.
Aug. 18,'62. Disability.
Springfield, Me. S.H. Togus, Me.
Dis. at Augusta, Me.
70. Getchell, Isaac J. 42 Oct. 4,'64.
June 24,'65. Mustered out.
Millbridge, Me. Millbridge, Me.
Dis. at York, Pa.
71. Gibbs, Elisha W. 23 Aug. 23,'63.
June 19,'65. Mustered out.
Oldtown, Me. Died May 24,'78.
+Pris. at Hatchers Run, Va., April 1,'65.
72. Googing, Amaziah T. 19 July 18,'62.
Jan. 23,'63. Disability.
Hancock, Me. Cornell, Ills.
Dis. at Yorktown, Va.
73. Googing, Augustus N. 18 July 18,'62.
Nov. 19,'64. Wounded.
Hancock, Me. Died Aug 16,'70.
Wd. at Deep Run, Va., Aug 16,'64. Left Arm Amp.
74. Gould, Ira 20 Sept. 10,'61.
Aug. 18,'62. Disability.
Springfield, Me. Caribou, Me.
Dis. at Augusta, Me.
75. Gray, Daniel 26 Oct. 16,'61.
May 31,'62. Missing in action.
Enfield, Me. Probably killed.
+Missing at Battle of Fair Oaks, Va.
76. Hall, John 28 Aug. 4,'63.
Aug. 14,'64. Killed in action.
Lewiston, Me. Killed in action.
Killed at Deep Bottom Va.
77. Hanscom, Elbridge E. 22 Sept. 30,'61.
Aug. 16,'64. Killed in action.
Topsfield, Me. Killed in action.
Killed at Deep Run, Va.
78. Harrington, Cornelius 22 Oct. 17,'64.
Oct. 18,'65. Mustered out.
New Bedford, Mass. New Bedford, Mass
M. O. at Richmond, Va.
79. Hayden, Greenlief 40 Oct. 7,'61.
Mar. 27,'62. Died of Disease.
Skowhegan, Me. Died in Service.
Died at Washington, D.C.
80. Haegan, Ira B. 26 July 18,'62.
July 11,'65. Mustered out.
Hancock, Me. N. Lamoine, Me.
+M. O. at New York.
81. Haegan, Peter D. 21 July 21,'62.
June 12,'65. Mustered out.
Sullivan, Me. Died Sept. 3,'85.
Died at Franklin, Me.
82. Hooper, Amaziah C. 25 July 17,'62.
June 12,'65. Mustered out.
Franklin, Me. Franklin, Me.
M. O. at Richmond, Va.
83. House, Mathew P.. 18 Sept. 13,'61.
Nov. 18,'64. Mustered out.
Lee, Me. Frisco, Ark.
+Pris. at Fair Oaks, Va.
84. Hunton, Napoleon B. 21 Aug. 13,'63.
June 26,'65. Mustered out.
Milford, Me. Minneapolis, Minn.
M. O. at Augusta, Me.
85. Hutchinson, Eleazer 19 Sept. 14,'61.
Apr. 1,'62. Disability.
Lincoln, Me. Shelton, Wash.
+Discharged at Washington, D.C.
86. Jackman, Adolphus O. 28 Sept. 20,'61.
Aug. 11,'62. Disability.
Topsfield, Me. S.H. Dayton, O.
Discharged at Augusta, Me.
87. Johnson, Hervey B. 19 Aug. 25,'64.
Feb. 2,'66. Mustered out.
Sanford, Me.
M. O. with Regiment.
88. Judkins, Leonard C. 22 July 15,'63.
Feb. 2,'66. Mustered out.
Lewiston, Me. Lewiston, Me.
M. O. with Regiment.
89. Kelley, Lawrence. 29 Aug. 15,'63.
Sept. 9,'64. Died of Disease.
Eaton Grant, Me. Died in Service.
+Died in Andersonville Prison, Ga.
90. Laffin, Pierce. 19 July 18,'62.
July 31,'65. Mustered out.
Hancock, Me. Truckee, Cal.
+Wd. at Morris Island, S.C., Dec. 25, '63.
91. Lampson, John A. 26 July 18,'62.
May 9,'63. Disability.
Franklin, Me. Ellsworth, Me.
Discharged at Hilton Head, S.C.
92. Lancaster, Sam'l. B. 28 Aug. 15,'62.
June 12,'65. Mustered out.
Springfield, Me. Montague, Me.
M. O. at Richmond, Va.
93. Lane, Otis 36 Nov. 9,'63.
Jan. 10,'65. Wounded.
Biddeford, Me. Died June 18, '70.
+Wd. at Bermuda Hundred, Va.
94. Leighton, Leonard S. 40 Sept. 30,'61.
July 17,'65. Wounded.
Springfield, Me. Died April 12, '86.
Wd. at Deep Run, Va., Aug. 16, '64.
95. Longley, John 28 Sept. 23,'61.
Feb. 2,'66. Mustered out.
Orono, Me. Died Jan. 25, '73.
Died at Orono, Me.
96. Lowell, Charles A. 23 Sept. 30,'61.
Jan. 17,'62. Died of Disease.
Springfield, Me. Died in Service.
Died at New York.
97. Lunt, Joseph W. 36 Oct. 24,'64.
Nov. 4,'65. Mustered out.
Long Island Pl., Me. Swan's Island, Me.
M. O. at Fortress Monroe, Va.
98. Maddox, Greenlief 32 Aug. 18,'62.
June 12,'65. Mustered out.
Kennebunkport, Me. Lyman, Me.
+Wd. at Morris Island, S.C., Dec. 8, '63.
99. Malkson, Daniel F. 19 Sept. 30,'61.
Dec. 27,'64. Died of Disease.
Topsfield, Me. Died in Service.
Died at Fortress Monroe, Va.
100. Malkson, George 21 Sept. 23,'61.
May 9,'63. Disability.
Topsfield, Me. Elk River, Minn.
Discharged at Hilton Head, S.C.
101. Malkson, Wm. V. 45 Sept. 25,'61.
Jan. 15,'62. Disability.
Topsfield, Me. Topsfield, Me.
Discharged at Washington, D.C.
102. Mathews, Robert. 21 Aug. 18,'64.
July 12,'65. Mustered out.
Eastport, Me. Eastport, Me.
Wd. at Hatcher's Run, Va., April 2, '65.
103. McCormick, Wm. 22 Oct. 4,'64.
Nov. 6,'64. Deserted.
St. Johns, N.B. ------
Deserted at New York.
104. McKenney, Simeon S. 27 Oct. 12,'61.
Nov. 3,'62. Disability.
Enfield, Me. Lincoln, Neb.
Discharged at Providence, R.I.
105. McPhetres, John V. 18 Oct. 12,'61.
June 6,'62. Died of Disease.
Lowell, Me. Died in Service.
Died at Bottoms Bridge, Va.
106. Merrill, Charles H. 28 Aug. 13,'63.
May 11,'65. Disability.
Lee, Me. Lee, Me.
Discharged at Augusta, Me.
107. Morrill, Charles F. 18 Sept. 17,'63.
May 29,'65. Mustered out.
Corinna, Me. Killed April 6, '82.
+Wd. at Hatcher's Run, Va., April 2, '65.
108. Morris, John. 28 Oct. 18,'64.
June 5,'65. Mustered out.
Naples, Me. S.H. Togus, Me.
M. O. at Fortress Monroe, Va.
109. Mullen, Guy. 25 July 18,'62.
June 1,'63. Disability.
Hancock, Me. N. Hancock, Me.
Discharged at Beaufort, S.C.
110. Murdough, James. 18 Sept. 20,'61.
June 1,'62. Died of Disease.
Albion, Me. Died in Service.
Died at Yorktown, Va.
111. Newell, Loren. 27 Oct. 31,'64.
Nov. 10,'65. Mustered out.
Gardiner, Me. Bruckfield, Me.
M. O. at Richmond, Va.
112. Norton, James C. 24 Aug. 15,'62.
Oct. 31,'62. Died of Disease.
Springfield, Me. Died in Service.
Died at Yorktown, Va.
113. Norton, Thomas. 20 Aug. 15,'62.
Mar. 17,'63. Disability.
Springfield, Me. Rice's Station, Minn.
Discharged at Hilton Head, S.C.
114. Orcutt, Asa D. 44 July 30,'62.
Dec. 19,'62. Disability.
Franklin, Me. Died Dec. 24, '62.
Discharged at Yorktown, Va.
115. Parsons, Charles L. 18 Oct. 12,'64.
Nov. 5,'65. Dis. by order.
E. Machias, Me. Machias, Me.
Discharged at Richmond, Va.
116. Philbrook, Charles. 18 Aug. 15,'62.
Nov. 26,'62. Died of Disease.
Springfield, Me. Died in Service.
Died at Yorktown, Va.
117. Philbrook, David C. 28 Sept. 2,'61.
Sept. 15,'62. Disability.
Springfield, Me. Died Aug, '64.
+Discharged at Yorktown, Va.
118. Philbrook, Jeremiah. 44 Sept. 7,'61.
June 17,'62. Disability.
Springfield, Me. Died June 18, '86.
Discharged at Washington, D.C.
119. Robinson, George. 33 Sept. 17,'61.
Nov. 22,'62. Died of Disease.
Lee, Me. Died in Service.
Died at Yorktown, Va.
120. Ryan, Otis W. 33 Nov. 11,'64.
Apr. 2,'65. Died of Wounds.
Knox, Me. Died of Wounds.
Wd. at Hatchers Run, Va., Apr. 2, '65.
121. Seavey, George. 21 Oct. 25,'64.
June 2,'65. Mustered out.
Gorham, Me.
Pris. at Hatchers Run, Va., Apr. 1, '65.
122. Shaw, Le Baron H. 31 Aug. 15,'62.
Dec. 5,'62. Disability.
Springfield, Me. Moro, Me.
Dis. at Yorktown, Va.
123. Shepard, Geo. M. 21 Sept. 9,'61.
Apr. 1,'62. Disability.
Springfield, Me. Springfield, Me.
Dis. at Washington, D.C.
124. Shepard, Harvey C. 18 Sept. 9,'61.
Aug. 14,'64. Killed in action.
Springfield, Me. Killed in action.
Killed at Deep Bottom, Va.
125. Sherman, Moses E. 24 Sept. 23,'61.
Apr. 9,'65. Killed in action.
Topsfield, Me. Killed in action.
+Killed at Appomattox, Va.
126. Sherman, Wm. 22 Sept. 10,'61.
Sept. 1,'64. Died of Wounds.
Carroll, Me. Died of Wounds.
+Wd. at Deep Bottom, Va., Aug. 14, '64.
127. Sibley, Adoniram. 18 Sept. 19,'61.
May 9,'63. Disability.
Lowell, Me. Died Feb. 8, '81.
Dis. at Hilton Head, S.C.
128. Sibley, Sumner. 26 Sept. 9,'61.
Apr. 1,'62. Disability.
Lowell, Me. Died Mar. 28, '63.
Dis. at Washington, D.C.
129. Simmonds, James. 43 Oct. 17,'64.
May 24,'65. Mustered out.
Calais, Me. Died.
Pris. at Hatchers Run, Va., Apr. 1, '65.
130. Smith, Wm. P. 18 Dec. 5,'64.
Dec. 20,'65. Disability.
Prospect, Me. Waldo, Me.
131. Smith, Zelman B. 19 July 31,'62.
May 18,'65. Dis. by order.
Eastbrook, Me. Ingalls, Mich.
Wd. at Bermuda Hundred, Va., June 2, '64.
132. Spaulding, Samuel H. 23 Sept. 30,'62.
June 12,'65. Mustered out.
Springfield, Me. Lakeville, Me.
M. O. at Richmond, Va.
133. Sprague, Darius D. 27 Oct. 3,'64.
Oct. 3,'65. Mustered out.
Millbridge, Me. Millbridge, Me.
M. O. at Richmond, Va.
134. Sprague, Volney. 18 Sept. 17,'63.
Aug. 17,'65. Disability.
Corinna, Me. Lowell, Mass.
135. Stanley, John N. 20 Sept. 16,'61.
Aug. 14,'64. Killed in action.
Prentiss, Me. Killed in action.
Killed at Deep Bottom, Va., Aug. 14, '64.
136. Stanley, Rufus D. 29 Feb. 10,'62.
Dec. 12,'62. Disability.
Prentiss, Me. Prentiss, Me.
Dis. at New Haven, Ct.
137. Staples, Wentworth. 21 Sept. 26,'61.
July 7,'62. Disability.
Lee, Me. Lincoln, Me.
Dis. at Philadelphia, Pa.
138. Starbird, Chas. D. 26 July 15,'63.
Nov. 20,'65. Wounded.
Litchfield, Me. Died May 22, '87.
Wd. at Deep Bottom, Va., Aug. 14, '64.
139. Sterling, John. 25 Dec. 12,'64.
Mar. 14,'65. Transferred.
Liverpool, G.B.
Returned to 4th Mass. Cavalry.
140. Stevens, John T. 21 Oct. 8,'64.
June 19,'65. Mustered out.
Bangor, Me. Greenville, Me.
Pris. at Hatchers Run, Va., Apr 1, '65.
141. Stewart, Asa L. 19 July 17,'62.
Nov. 13,'62. Died of Disease.
Franklin, Me. Died in Service.
Died at Yorktown, Va.
142. Stratton, Adelbert. 26 July 24,'62.
Aug. 15,'64. Died of Wounds.
Hancock, Me. Died of Wounds.
Wd. at Deep Bottom, Va., Aug 14, '64.
143. Sweet, Joseph. 22 Sept. 19,'61.
July 7,'62. Died of Disease.
Topsfield, Me. Died in Service.
Died at Portsmouth Grove, R.I.
144. Tehan, Dennis. 21 Dec. 14,'64.
Feb. 2,'66. Mustered out.
Machiasport, Me. Newport, Ky.
Wd. at Hatchers Run, Va., Mar 31, '65.
145. Tibbetts, Jeremiah. 32 Oct. 13,'64.
Oct. 13,'65. Mustered out.
Columbia, Me. Died Apr. 27, '74.
M. O. at Richmond, Va.
146. Vandenbosch, Joseph. 22 Dec. 22,'64.
Feb. 2,'66. Mustered out.
Boothbay, Me.
M. O. with Regiment.
147. Versteylen, Jacob. 20 Dec. 22,'64.
Mustered out.
Boothbay, Me.
148. Von Siebold, Alex'r. 37 Aug. 28,'63.
May 30,'65. Mustered out.
Boston, Mass.
Prom. Sergt. Maj., Nov. 18, '64. Wd. Apr. 9, '65.
149. Watson, Geo. W. 19 Sept. 19,'64.
May 8,'65. Died of Wounds.
Embden, Me. Died of Wounds.
Wd. at Hatchers Run, Va., Apr. 2, 65.
Died at Point of Rocks.
150. Welch, Fred M. 24 Aug. 16,'62.
July 10,'65. Mustered out.
Kennebunkport, Me. Saco, Me.
Trans to V.R.C. Feb. 18, '64.
151. Welch, Wm. P. 27 Aug. 16,'62.
Oct. 27,'62. Died of Disease.
Kennebunkport, Me. Died in Service.
Died at Yorktown, Va.
152. White, Geo. O. 27 Aug. 6,'63.
June 14,'65. Wounded.
Belmont, Me. Monroe, Me.
Wd. at Deep Run, Va., Aug. 16, '64.
153. Woodman, Hiram A. 20 Sept. 24,'61.
Nov. 18,'64. Mustered out.
Springfield, Me.
+M. O. at Expiration of Term.
154. Wooster, Alfred. 18 Sept. 20,'61.
Mar. 25,'64. Deserted.
No. 7, R. 2, Me. ------
Deserted at Augusta, Me.
Personal Sketches.
Captain Leonard S. Harvey entered service as Captain, and resigned soon
after the Regiment entered active service.
Captain John D. Stanwood entered service as 1st Lieutenant. He
commanded Co. D, from July, '62, until December, '62, and resigned on
account of ill health January 19, '63.
Captain Albert G. Mudgett entered service as 2d Lieutenant of Co. K,
was promoted 1st Lieutenant of Co. G, December 1, '62, Captain Co. D,
June 13, '63, was taken prisoner at Bermuda Hundred, Va., June 2, '64,
and was a prisoner until the close of the war.
Captain Wm. H. H. Frye entered service as Corporal, in Co. A, was
promoted Sergeant, October 3, '62, discharged for disability December
18, '62, reenlisted Private in Co. A, November 17, '63, was promoted
1st Sergeant March 4, '64, was wounded severely in leg at Deep Run,
Va., August 16, '64, commissioned 2d Lieutenant Co. B, August 16, '64,
but not mustered, promoted 1st Lieutenant Co. C, December 13, '64, and
Captain Co. D, June 23, '65. During the spring campaign of 1865,
Lieutenant Frye served on the staff of Major-General R. S. Foster,
commanding 1st division, 24th A.C. and did gallant and meritorious
service in the pursuit of Lee's Army from Petersburg to Appomattox, for
which he was promoted Brevet-Captain of U.S. Vols. by the President.
When the regiment was ordered to the N.E. District of Va. Captain Frye
was assigned to duty in the sub-district of Essex, as Provost-Marshal
and Assistant Superintendent of Freedmen, in the Counties of
Northumberland and Westmoreland, Va., where he served until ordered to
be mustered out.
Lieutenant Leonard Butler entered service as 2d Lieutenant of Co. H. He
was promoted 1st Lieutenant Co. D, November 1, '62. He commanded Co. D
from December '62 to April 14, '63.
Col. Chas. Sellmer joined Co. D as 1st Lieutenant, June 13, 1863, from
1st Sergeant Battery D 1st U.S. Artillery, in which he had served from
November 8, 1854, to date of joining 11th Maine. During these nine
years he served in Fla., (taking part in second Seminole War,) Va.,
La., and S.C., and was present at surrender of Baton Rouge Arsenal to
the State of Louisiana in February, 1861, declining splendid offers
made him if joining the Southern Cause. Lieutenant Sellmer acted as
instructor of Artillery to the 11th Maine, and as A.A.I.G. District of
Amelia Island until ordered to command a detachment of 40 men from
Co.'s C, E, G & K, 11th Maine to serve as artillerists on Morris
Island, S.C., during the siege of Charleston and Fort Wagner, manning
mortar batteries and the famous "Swamp Angel," which fired the first
shell into the city. Upon the organization of the "Army of the James"
he was appointed A.A.I.G. 3d Brig. 1st Div. 10th A.C. and A.A.I.G. 1st
Div. 10th A.C. December 1864. Promoted Captain Co. B, July 17, 1864.
Captain Sellmer served on the staff of Major-General R. S. Foster,
commanding 1st Div. 24th A.C. during the winter of 1864, to July, 1865,
and as A.A.I.G. of Dept. Va. from that time to muster out of the
regiment. He was breveted Major for "conspicuous gallantry in the
assault on Fort Gregg, Va.," and Lieutenant-Colonel for "gallant and
meritorious services during the war." He was in the field from the
surrender of Baton Rouge Arsenal, La. 1861, until the war ended with
Lee's surrender, was twice wounded, though never reported officially.
Appointed 2d Lieutenant U.S. Army September 2d, 1867. Graduated at the
U.S. Artillery School at Fortress Monroe, Va., in 1872. Promoted 1st
Lieutenant, 3d Artillery, July 2d, 1877, which position he holds to
date, (a Lieutenant for 23 years,) with no hope for promotion before
his retirement by operation of law in 1896. During his 23 years service
as a commissioned officer of the regular army, he has served in almost
every capacity--Commissary of Subsistence, Quartermaster, Adjutant,
Ordnance Officer, Post Treasurer, Recruiting Officer, Battery Commander
of heavy and light Artillery Batteries in almost every State of the
Union.
Captain Albert Maxfield entered service as Private in Co. C, was
promoted Commissary Sergeant of the Regiment, January 3, '63.
Reenlisted February 29, '64. Promoted Sergeant-Major March 1, '64, 2d
Lieutenant Co. D, May 10, '64, 1st Lieutenant Co. D, July 18, '64, and
Captain Co. H, December 17, '64. Lieutenant Maxfield commanded Co. D,
from June 2, '64 to July 28, '64 and from August 29, '64 to December
21, '64. He was slightly wounded October 7, '64. He commanded the
regiment from November 2, '64, until after the Presidential Election,
the Eleventh being one of the regiments selected by Major-General B. F.
Butler to assist in keeping the peace in New York City during the
election. In the campaign in pursuit of Lee's Army from Petersburg to
Appomattox, there being but one field officer on duty with the
regiment, Captain Maxfield was assigned to the command of the left
wing. He was taken prisoner at Appomattox, went to Annapolis, was
declared exchanged May 1, '64 and returned to the regiment. He was
member of a Court-Martial at Headquarters 1st division 24th A.C. while
the regiment was at Chapin's Farm, and also at camp of 20th N.Y.S.M. in
the summer of '65. When the regiment was ordered to the N.E. District
of Va. he was given command of the Sub-District of Essex, comprising
the counties of Essex, Middlesex, King and Queen, Lancaster, Richmond,
Westmoreland and Northumberland, with Headquarters at Tappahannock,
where he remained until ordered to be mustered out.
Captain Ellery D. Perkins was the son of James Perkins, who served in
the war of 1812, a musician in the 17th U.S. Infantry. Captain Perkins
entered service a Private in Co. B, he was promoted Sergeant September
8, '62, Commissary-Sergeant of the regiment March 1, '64, 2d Lieutenant
Co. D, July 19, '64, 1st Lieutenant Co. D, December 18, '64, and
Captain Co. K, April 16, '65. Lieutenant Perkins acted R.Q.M. from
November 1, '64 to November 30, '64, Commanded Co. F, from December 1,
'64 to December 21, '64. Commanded Co. D from December 21, '64 to
February, '65, and from March, '65 to April 16, '65. Commanded Co. K,
from April 16, '65, until mustered out of service. When the regiment
was ordered to the Northeastern District of Va., he was assigned to
duty as Provost-Marshal and Assistant Superintendent of Freedmen for
Rappahannock County, with Headquarters at the village of Washington,
and later was appointed Provost-Marshal of the District of N.E. Va., on
the staff of Brevet Brigadier-General J. A. Hill, commanding the
district with Headquarters at Fredericksburg, which position he held
until ordered to City Point, Va., to be mustered out.
Lieutenant Nelson H. Norris entered service as Private in Co. F, was
wounded at Fair Oaks, Va., May 31, '62, was promoted Hospital Steward,
November 22, '62, resigned warrant and was transferred to Co. C as
Private, May 1, '64, was wounded at Strawberry Plains, Va., July 26,
'64, was promoted 2d Lieutenant of Co. B, August 13, '64, was wounded
at Hatcher's Run, Va., April 2, '65, was promoted 1st Lieutenant Co. D,
April 16, '65. During the summer of '65, was member of a Court-Martial
at the camp of the 20th N.Y.S.M., and when the regiment was ordered to
the Northeastern District of Va. he was Act. Assistant Adjutant-General
of the Sub-District of Essex, and afterwards Post Q.M. at Tappahannock,
Va., until ordered to City Point, Va., to be mustered out. After
leaving service he studied medicine and graduated at Dartmouth College,
in '67, since which he has practised in Maine, Wisconsin and for the
last 12 years in Illinois.
Lieutenant Gibson S. Budge entered service as 2d Lieutenant. He
resigned on account of disability before the regiment left Washington.
Lieutenant Francis M. Johnson entered service as Sergeant, was promoted
2d Lieutenant, March 18, '62. He commanded Co. D from June 22, '62
until after the Seven Days Battles before Richmond and until after the
regiment arrived at Harrison's Landing, also from April 14, '63, to
June, '63. He was taken prisoner in Mathews County, Va., November 24,
'62.
Lieutenant Judson L. Young entered service as Sergeant, reenlisted
January 16, '64, was wounded at Deep Run, Va., August 18, '64, was
promoted 1st Sergeant, September 16, '64, 2d Lieutenant December 18,
'64, and 1st Lieutenant Co. A, April 25, '65. As Sergeant, he acted 1st
Sergeant from May 31, '62, to November, '62, and from July 15, '63, to
July 10, '64. As Lieutenant he commanded Co. D from February, '65 to
March, '65, and from April 16, '65 to June 12, '65, when he took
command of Co. A, which command he retained until mustered out. When
the regiment was ordered to the N.E. District of Va., Lieutenant Young
was assigned to duty as Provost-Marshal and Assistant Superintendent of
Freedmen for Fauquier County, with Headquarters at Warrenton, and later
was Provost-Marshal and Assistant Superintendent of Freedman for
Spotsylvania County, holding alternate sessions of the Freedman's Court
at Spotsylvania C.H. and the City of Fredericksburg.
Lieutenant Robert Brady entered service as 1st Sergeant, was taken
prisoner at Fair Oaks, Va., May 31, '62, and was confined in Libby
Prison, at Prison in Saulsbury, N.C., and at Belle Isle in the James
River opposite Richmond, until November, '62, when he was paroled and
sent to Annapolis, Md., until declared exchanged, when he returned to
the regiment, then at Yorktown, Va., he was promoted 2d Lieutenant Co.
B, October 1, '62, transferred to Co. G Nov. 19, '62, and resigned on
account of impaired health, March 14, '63.
1st Sergeant Abner F. Bassett entered service as Sergeant, was promoted
1st Sergeant November 1, '62. He was taken prisoner at Fair Oaks, Va.,
May 31, '62, and was a prisoner with 1st Sergeant Brady and others
until Nov., '62, when he returned to the regiment. He was on recruiting
service at Portland, Me., from Aug. 15, '63, to July 10, '64. He was
killed on the picket line in front of Petersburgh, Va., Sept. 15, '64,
and was buried on the 16th, near our camp, "amid the booming of cannon
and whistling of bullets"--so reads the entry made in the diary of
Sergeant-Major Morton.
Lieutenant Josiah F. Keene entered service as Private, was promoted
Corporal May 16, '62. At the Battle of White Oaks Swamp, June 30, '62,
he acted as Orderly to Colonel H. M. Plaisted, commanding the regiment,
and several times volunteered to advance beyond the skirmish line to a
point where he could observe any attempt on the part of the enemy to
cross the swamp. Here also he discovered and recovered the three horses
tied to a tree, between the lines, belonging to officers of the Union
Army, to which Colonel P. refers in his report to the Adjutant-General
of Maine. For his coolness and services during the battle he was highly
complimented by Colonel Plaisted.
He was taken prisoner in Matthews Co., Va., Nov. 24, '62, and was
paroled from Libby Prison and exchanged. Reenlisted Jan. 18, '64. Was
wounded severely in left shoulder, at Deep Bottom, Va., Aug. 14, '64.
Promoted Sergeant, Sept. 16, '64; 1st Sergeant, Jan. 1, '65, and 2d
Lieutenant, Co. H, April 25, '65.
When the regiment was ordered to the N.E. District of Va., he was
assigned to duty as Provost-Marshal and Assistant Superintendent of
Freedmen, for Middlesex County, Va., with Headquarters at Urbanna,
which position he held until ordered to be mustered out.
1st Sergeant George Day entered service as Private, was promoted
Corporal October 1, '64; Sergeant, January 1, '65; 1st Sergeant, May 7,
'65.
1st Sergeant Timothy McGraw entered service as Private, reenlisted
January 27, '64; was wounded at Deep Run, Va., August 16, '64; was
promoted Corporal December 1, '64; Sergeant, February 1, '65, and 1st
Sergeant, June 12, '65.
Sergeant Ephraim Francis entered service as Corporal; was promoted
Sergeant March 28, '62. During the greater part of his term of service
he was a victim of ill health, but his faithful care of the sick and
his careful attention to the wants of the camp while the Company was on
active duty at the front, endeared him to all his comrades.
Sergeant Gardiner E. Blake entered service as Private, was promoted
Sergeant September 10, '62. While the regiment was at Fernandina, Fla.,
from June 5, '63, to Oct. 6, '63, he was Sergeant of the Provost-Guard.
He was taken prisoner at Bermuda Hundred, Va., June 2, '64; was taken
to Petersburgh, before the Provost-Marshal, where he was robbed of all
his valuables; the following day he was sent to Charleston, S.C., and
was put in the city jail, under fire of the Union guns on Morris
Island, thence, via Savannah and Macon, to Andersonville Prison, where
he was confined until the latter part of August. (We regret that we
have no space for the description of the dead line, the scanty rations,
the exposure and consequent suffering, disease and death at this
prison). From Andersonville he went to the Race Course, two miles north
of Charleston, S.C., where he remained three weeks, thence to Florence,
S.C. Early in December he was paroled and sent to Annapolis, Md., via
Savannah, Ga., where he received a thirty days furlough, from which he
reported to Augusta, where he was discharged.
Lieutenant Robert Brady, Jr., entered service as Private; was on
detached service at Brigade Headquarters from August 20, '62, to March,
'63; was promoted Sergeant January 1, '63; reenlisted January 18, '64;
was wounded in left shoulder at Bermuda Hundred, Va., June 2, '64.
Though wounded early in the thickest of the fight, he remained with the
Company, assisting the new commanding officer to rally the men on the
new line, and only when quiet had been restored, did he consent to go
to the rear to have his wound dressed. He was also wounded in left arm
at Johnson's Plantation, on Darbytown Road, October 29, '64. As
Sergeant, he was frequently called upon during the Summer of '64 for
perilous service, scouting in front of our lines to obtain information,
which service he performed to the entire satisfaction of the Regimental
Commander. He was promoted 1st Lieutenant of Company I December 18,
'64. Lieutenant Brady commanded Company A from February 10, '65, to
March 12, '65. While Captain Rolfe was on furlough, he commanded
Company B during the Spring campaign of '65, and Company I from July 1,
'65, until mustered out.
When the regiment was ordered to the N.E. District, of Va., he was
assigned to duty as Provost-Marshal on the Staff of General Harris,
later General Hill, and was especially charged with keeping the peace
of the City of Fredericksburg, which duty he performed in an efficient
manner.
Sergeant Alphonzo C. Gowell entered service as Private; reenlisted
January 4, '64, was promoted Corporal September 16, '64; Sergeant,
January 1, '65; was taken prisoner at Hatcher's Run, Va., April 1, '65.
Sergeant Lyman M. Bragdon entered service as Private; was wounded at
Morris Island, S.C., December 8, '63, by the explosion of a rebel shell
which broke through the bombproof at the entrance to the Magazine of
Battery Chatfield. He was promoted Corporal January 1, '65, and
Sergeant, April 18, '65.
Sergeant Jeremiah Stratton entered service as Private. When the
regiment left Gloucester Point, Va., for the Spring campaign of '64, he
was detailed to guard and store surplus baggage, and while on the
passage from Gloucester Point to Norfolk, near Fortress Monroe, May 6,
'64, the transport collided with another steamer and sunk. Falling
machinery attached to smoke-stack fell across his back and right hip,
he was conveyed to hospital at Fortress Monroe, where he remained until
about September 1, when he rejoined his Company and regiment, then in
front of Petersburgh, Va. Promoted Corporal February 5, '65; wounded at
Hatcher's Run, Va., April 2, '65. Promoted Sergeant April 18, '65.
Sergeant Daniel W. Woodbury entered service as Private, was wounded at
Darbytown Road, Va., October 13, '64, was promoted Corporal April 18,
'65, and Sergeant June 12, '65.
Sergeant Frank E. Young entered service as Private, was promoted
Corporal October 13, '65, Sergeant January 1, '66.
Corporal Richard W. Dawe was discharged for disability May 16, '62, at
Washington, D.C. Reenlisted December 6, '63, in same Company; was
wounded at Bermuda Hundred, Va., June 2, '64, and was discharged by
reason of wounds.
Corporal Hughey G. Rideout, after leaving Company D reenlisted Private
in Company A, 2d Maine Cavalry, November 30, '63, and died of disease
August 11, '64, while in service.
Corporal Freeman R. Dakin was taken prisoner at Fair Oaks, Va., May 31,
'62. Was a prisoner with Sergeants Brady, Bassett and others, until
November, when he returned to the regiment at Yorktown, where he was
discharged. After leaving the Eleventh he again entered service in
Company F, 9th Maine Infantry; was wounded in left arm at Bermuda
Hundred, Va., and in right elbow at Cold Harbor, Va.
Corporal John Gihn entered service as Private; was promoted Corporal
May 16, '62.
Corporal Leonard M. Witham entered service as Private; was promoted
Corporal May 16, '62.
Corporal Wm. B. Davis entered service as Private; was promoted Corporal
May 16, '62; was discharged for disability at New York, September 23,
'62. Reenlisted in 1st D.C. Cavalry; was promoted Sergeant; was taken
prisoner September 1, '64; was transferred to Company I, 1st Maine
Cavalry, and mustered out July 31, '65.
Died at Insane Hospital, Augusta, Maine, April 20, '87.
Corporal James E. Bailey entered service as Private; was promoted
Corporal September 15, '62; reenlisted January 4, '64; was wounded at
Bermuda Hundred, Va., June 2, '64. Left arm amputated.
Corporal Patrick Doherty entered service as Private; was promoted
Corporal September 15, '62. After leaving the Eleventh he reenlisted as
Private in Company H, 30th Maine Infantry, January 6, '64; was taken
prisoner at Pleasant Hill, La., April 9, '64; was exchanged and died in
service at Bolivar Heights, September 16, '64, just 3 years after his
first enlistment in the Eleventh.
Corporal John Dyer entered service as Private; was promoted Corporal
October 3, '62. Was accidentally killed in a Shingle Mill, at
Springfield, Me., May 23, '69.
Corporal Horace Whittier entered service as Private; was promoted
Corporal October 31, '62, and served on Color Guard; was wounded in
right breast, at New Market Road, Va., October 7, '64. Was discharged
from hospital at Point-of-Rocks, Va.
Corporal Shepard Whittier entered service as Private; was promoted
Corporal October 31, '62, and served on Color Guard until October 16,
'64, when he was detached for service at Portland, Me., where he was
mustered out.
Corporal Stephen R. Bearce entered service as Private, was promoted
Corporal October 31, '62; was wounded by the explosion of a rebel shell
which broke through the bombproof at the entrance to the Magazine of
Battery Chatfield, Morris Island, S.C., December 8, '63; also wounded
at Bermuda Hundred, Va., June 17, '64.
1st Sergeant Amaziah Hunter entered service as Private, was promoted
Corporal March 27, '63; was commended in orders for volunteering for
perilous service in front of the skirmish line, October 7, '64; was
mustered out November 18, '64, at expiration of term of service.
Reenlisted 1st Sergeant of Company I, December 16, '64; was taken
prisoner at Appomattox, Va., April 9, '65, and mustered out June 30,
'65.
Corporal Wm. P. Weymouth entered service as Private; was promoted
Corporal May 30, '64; was slightly wounded at Deep Bottom, Va., August
14, '64, and after having his wound dressed refused to go to the rear,
and returned to the front, where he was again wounded, from the effect
of which he died at Fortress Monroe, Va., September 2, '64.
Corporal James B. Williams entered service as Private; was promoted
Corporal December 1, '64. Was drowned by the sinking of a boat at
South-West Harbor, Me., June 20, '81.
Corporal Jotham S. Annis entered service as Private; reenlisted January
4, '64; was wounded at Drury's Bluff, Va., May 14, '64; promoted
Corporal October 13, '65.
Musician Robert A. Strickland was taken prisoner at Fair Oaks, Va., May
31, '62; was a prisoner with Sergeants Brady, Bassett and others until
November, '62. He was discharged for disability at Augusta, Me.
Wagoner Henry W. Rider, after being discharged from the Eleventh Maine,
reenlisted in Company B, 1st Regiment, Maine Heavy Artillery, December
9, '63; was wounded at Spotsylvania, Va., May 19, '64. Died of wounds
May 22, '64.
Bolton, Sumner M., was wounded in right eye and taken prisoner at
Bermuda Hundred, Va., June 2, '64. He was taken to Petersburgh, to
Popperlane Lawn Hospital, but received no medical treatment, and lost
his right eye; thence to Libby Prison. He was exchanged August 13, '64.
Bragdon, Samuel A., was wounded at Bermuda Hundred, Va., June 2, '64,
and at Deep Bottom, Va., August 14, '64.
Bryant, Martin V., was taken prisoner at Bermuda Hundred, Va., June 2,
'64; was confined at Andersonville, Ga. and various other places, in
company with Sergeant Blake, until December, '64, when he was paroled
and sent North.
Butler, Alfred C., was wounded in three places at Deep Bottom, Va.,
August 14, '64; right leg amputated, one arm totally disabled, the
other badly wounded.
Butler, George L., was severely wounded at Bermuda Hundred, Va., in the
night attack, May 17, '64. Died of wounds at Fortress Monroe, Va., May
20, '64.
Cain, Henry H., was transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps, April 1, '65.
Collins, Josiah, after leaving the Eleventh reenlisted in Company I,
16th Maine Infantry; was transferred to Company I, 20th Maine Infantry.
Mustered out July 16, '65.
Cross, Simon, after leaving the Eleventh reenlisted in Company H, 1st
Maine Cavalry, December 31, '63. Died in service at Bealton Station,
Va., Feb. 5, '64.
Davis, Thomas A., was detached on Western gunboat service, February 17,
'62, and served in the Mississippi squadron, was discharged '63.
Reenlisted as Corporal in Company L, 2d Maine Cavalry, December 12,
'63, and was killed in action at Marianna, Fla., September 27, '64.
Gibbs, Elisha W., died at Eureka, Cal.
Gray, Daniel, was not seen after the Battle of Fair Oaks, Va., May 31,
'62. It is probable that when the Company fell back from the advanced
position they at first occupied, he joined some other command, as did
many others of the Company, and was killed and buried without being
recognized. One of the unknown dead.
Haegan, Ira B., was transferred to Vet. Res. Corps. April 1, '64.
House, Mathew P., was taken prisoner at Fair Oaks, Va., May 31, '62;
was a prisoner with Sergeants Brady, Bassett and others until November,
'62, when he returned to the regiment. He was mustered out at
expiration of term of service.
Hutchinson, Eleazer, after leaving the Eleventh Maine reenlisted in
Company K, 17th Maine Infantry, August 28, '63; was wounded May 6, '64;
was transferred to Company K, 1st Maine Heavy Artillery, and discharged
for disability, June 16, '65.
Kelley, Lawrence, was taken prisoner at Bermuda Hundred, Va., June 2,
'64. Died in Prison at Andersonville, Ga.
Laffin, Pierce, was wounded at Morris Island, S.C., December 25, '63,
by a rebel shell striking a musket and throwing it against his left
leg, the bayonet entering the leg some six inches below the knee and
taking an upward course shattered the knee.
Lane, Otis, Company cook, while carrying rations to the men employed in
felling trees at Bermuda Hundred, Va., May 24, '64, was struck by a
falling tree which broke his leg. He died at Biddeford, Me.
Maddox, Greenlief, was wounded at Morris Island, S.C., December 8, '63,
by the explosion of a rebel shell which broke through the bombproof at
the entrance to the magazine of Battery Chatfield.
Morrill, Charles F., after leaving service settled in Pittsfield, Me.
He was killed by being caught in a balance wheel while sawing wood with
a horse power at Detroit, Me., April 6, '82.
Philbrook, David C., after leaving the Eleventh reenlisted August 13,
'63, private in Company A, 3d Me. Infantry. He was wounded and taken
prisoner at Spotsylvania, Va., May 5, '64. At the muster out of the 3d
Me., June 4, '64, he was transferred to Company F, 17th Me. and at the
muster out of the 17th, June 4, '65, was transferred to the 1st Me.
H.A. His death in prison at Andersonville, Ga., August, 64, is asserted
by a fellow prisoner, Mr. Oscar Thomas, of Lee, Me.
Sherman, Moses E., was taken prisoner at Fair Oaks, Va., May 31, '62;
was a prisoner with Sergeants Brady, Bassett and others until November,
'62, when he returned to the regiment. Reenlisted January 4, '64;
wounded at Bermuda Hundred, Va., June 2, '64. Killed at Appomattox,
Va., April 9, '65.
Sherman, William, was taken prisoner at Fair Oaks, Va., May 31, '62;
was a prisoner with Sergeants Brady, Bassett and others until November,
'62, when he returned to the regiment. Reenlisted January 4, '64;
wounded at Deep Bottom, Va., August 14, '64, and died of wounds at
Fortress Monroe, Va., September 1, '64.
Woodman, Hiram A., was transferred to Vet. Res. Corps, September 1,
'63, retransferred to Company D, 11th Me. early in 1864, and served
until expiration of his term of service. Was commended in orders for
volunteering for perilous service in front of the skirmish line October
7, '64, after the term of his enlistment had expired.
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_The record of those on roll of D at Muster-out of regiment was_:
Killed, 8
Died of Wounds, 8
Died of Disease, 32
Discharged Wounded, 10
Discharged for other Disability, 55
Discharged by order, 2
Transferred, 1
Resigned, 5
Deserted, 4
Mustered Out, 63
In Service, 26
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214
_Of the 214 on the roll of D, we have the_
P. O. Address of 110
Died in Service, 48
Died since leaving the Eleventh, 33
Deserted, 4
Unaccounted for, 19
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214
_Information received after printing Roster._