DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE 
AND 
INDEX 
TO THE 
MEDICAL RECORDS 
OF 
UNITED STATES ARMY 
HOSPITALS 
ON FILE IN THE 
OFFICE OF THE SURGEON GENERAL. 
VOLUME I. 
NEW ENGLAND STATES. 
WASHINGTON: 
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE. 
1883. NEW ENGLAND STATES. 
Dvc^iisrE- 
CAVALRY. 
1st Maine Cavalry Volunteers. 
Organized November 5, ’61; Augusta, Maine—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, November, ’64; Veterans and Recruits, August 1, ’65. 
Note.—Companies D, and F to M, lsi D. C. Cavalry (Baker’s), transferred to this Regt. August 27, ’64. 
No Records on Pile. 
2d Maine Cavalry Volunteers. 
Organized November 30, ’63, to January 2, ’64—3 years, 
Mustered out December 6 to 21, ’65. 
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No. 
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Beg. 
N. ¥. 
238 
9 
June 2, 64. 
1 
Sick. 
(Jewett), in B. H. 131s£ N. ¥. 
No Records on Pile. MAINE. 
ARTILLERY. 
1st Maine Heavy Artillery (18th Volunteers). 
Organized as 18th Infantry (Co.’s A to K) Aug. 21, '62; changed to Heavy Artillery Dec., '62; 
Co.’s L and M organized Jan. and Feb., ’64—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, June 6, ’65; Veterans and Recruits, September 11, ’65. 
Note.—The 3d Battery (C) Maine Lt. Artillery, attached, as Co. M, from March 28, ’63, to Feb. 
23, ’64; Vets, and Eects. of the 17th and 19th Me. VOLS. transferred to this Regt. May and June, ’65. 
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Md. 
500 
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7, 62 
12, 64 
s. & w. 
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d 
(Garrison of Forts Alexander, 
[ Md., and Baker, D. C. 
500 
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7 
Jan. 1, 63 
May 
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500 
18 
Sept, 
May 
10, 65 
11, 64 
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502 
1 
Apl. 24, 64 
Sept. 16, 62 
Sept, 5, 64 
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Forts Simmons and Mansfield. 
( (Billington), in Ii. H. 117th 
\ JV. Y. Vais. 
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N. Y. 
216 
13 
1 
Pres. 
23 
1 
Feb. 
1, 65 
Daily. 
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24 
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June 7, 65 
June 
25, 65 
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25 
1 
July 4, 65 
Sept, 
11, 65 
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Pres. & Case. 
Clthng. 
0. & L. 
1 
1 
Feb. —, 64 
Mar. 29, 64 
—, 65 
14, 64 
Baggage. 
0. & L. 
Md. 
270 
1 
May 
reed. & sent. Fort Sumner, Md. 
1st Battalion Maine Light Artillery Yols. (Mounted.) 
7 Batteries. (See under.) 
1st Battery (A) Maine Light Artillery. 
Organized December 18, ’61; Portland, Maine—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, , ’64; Veterans and Recruits, July 15, ’65. 
No Records on Pile. MAINE. 
4 
2d Battery (B) Maine Light Artillery Volunteers. 
Organized November 30, ’61; Augusta, Maine—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, , ’64 ; Veterans and Recruits, June 16, ’65. 
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Eegtl. 
Epts. 
, 61 
Mar. —, 62 
A few 
Sick. 
In E. H. YMTi Maine Vols. 
No Records on Pile. 
3d Battery (C) Maine Light Artillery Volunteers. 
Organized December 11, ’61; Augusta, Maine—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, , ’64; Veterans and Recruits, June 17, ’65. 
Note.—Attached to 1st Heavy Artillery, as Co. M, from March, ’63, to February, ’64. 
No Records on Pile. 
4th Battery (D) Maine Light Artillery Volunteers. 
Organized December 21, ’61; Augusta, Maine—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, , ’64; Veterans and Recruits, June 17, ’65. 
No Records on Pile. 
5th Battery (E) Maine Light Artillery Volunteers. 
Organized December 4, ’61; Augusta, Maine—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, , ’64; Veterans and Recruits, July 6, ’65. 
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A. C. 
254. 
1 & Tag 
Sept. 20, 64, 
<f- Oct. 19, 64. 
List of 
Wounded. 
Artillery Brigade, 6th, A. C. 
No Records on Pile. MAINE. 
5 
6th Battery (F) Maine Light Artillery Volunteers 
Organized February 7, ’62; Augusta, Maine—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, at expiration of term; Veterans and Recruits, July 6, ’65. 
No Records on File. 
7th Battery (G) Maine Light Artillery Volunteers. 
Organized December 30, ’63; Augusta, Maine—3 years. 
Mustered out June 21, ’65. 
No Records on File. 
Auburn Artillery. (See 1st Infantry, Co. H.) 
Belfast Artillery. (See 4th Infantry, Co. A.) 
Brewer Artillery. (See 2d Infantry, Co. 0.) 
Coast Guard Heavy Artillery. (See Garrison Artillery.) 
Milo Artillery. (See 2d Infantry, Co. D.) 
1st Mounted Artillery. (See 1st Light Artillery.) 
Garrison Artillery, Maine Volunteers. 
(Composed of Detachments of 3 Cos.—A, B & C.) 
Organized November, ’61. 
Mustered out September, ’62. 
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34 
Dec. 13, 61 
July 18, 62 
S. cf w. 
Co. C, Fort Sullivan, Maine 
No Records of Cos. A and„B. 
N E—2 MAINE. 
INFANTRY. 
1st Maine Sharpshooters, Battalion of— 
Organized (6 Cos.) October 27, ’64, to December 29, ’64; Augusta, Maine—1 and 3 years. 
Consolidated June 21, ’65, with 20th Maine Infantry. 
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1 
March 7, 65 
March 17,65 
Daily. 
s. & w. 
& Prescription. 
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end 
May 14, 65 
May 22,65 
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1st Co. Maine Sharpshooters. 
Organized November 2, ’61; Augusta, Maine—3 years. 
Note.--Nee 2d U. S. Sharpshooters (Co. D.) prior to Feb., ’65, and 17th Maine Infantry subsequently, 
1st Maine Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized May 3, ’61; Portland, Maine—3 months. 
Mustered out August 5, ’61. 
No Records on File. 
1st Maine (Veteran) Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized. September 20, ’64, by consolidation of the Veterans and Recruits of the 5th, 6tli, and 7th 
Maine Infantry. 
Mustered out June 28, ’65. 
No Records on File. MAINE. 
1st Battalion Maine Infantry Volunteers. 
(4 Companies.) 
Organized (4 Companies) February and March, ’65, (the 21s£, 24th, 25th and 2uth Unassigned Cos.); 
Augusta and Portland, Maine—3 years. 
Mustered out April 5, ’66. 
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8 C. 
92 
6 
Sept. 1, 65 
Sept. 18, 65 
Nov. 1, 65 
Sept. 18, 
65 
S. $ W. 
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92 
5 
No disposition. 
P. H., Anderson C. 11., S. C. 
u 
a 
92 
7 
April 1, 
66 
u 
No Records on File. 
2d Maine Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized May 28, ’61; Long Island, New York—2 and 3 years. 
Mustered out (2-years’ men) June 9, ’63; 3-years’ men transferred to 20tli Maine Infantry. 
No Records on File. 
3d Maine Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized June 4, ’61; Augusta, Maine—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, June 28, ’64 ; Veterans and Recruits transferred to 17tli Maine Infantry. 
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Case. $ 
21 
July —, 61. 
1 
Wounded 
and Paroled (Coy). 
No Records on File. MAINE 
8 
4th Maine Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized June 15, ’61; Rockland, Maine—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, July 19, ’64; Veterans and Recruits transferred to 19th Maine Infantry- 
Note.—40 men, of Co II, transferred to the 3Sth New YorJc, September 1, ’61. 
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1,12 
25,29 
Aug. 29, 62 
July 3, 63 
Casualties. 
11 
1 
4 
Sept. 6, 62 
April 6, 64 
S. & W. 
(No names, July, ’63.) 
Pres. 
1 
1 
Mar. 13, 64 
May 3, 64 
Daily. 
U 
& Prescription. 
M. I. G. 
Beds. 
Dr. 8 
Jan. 28, 63 
1 
Discharged. 
Cert, of Disability (Jennings). 
5th Maine Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized June 24, ’61; Portland, Maine—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, July 27, ’64; Veterans and Recruits transferred to 6th Maine Infantry 
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1 
July 9, 61 
Sept. 2, 6 l 
Daily. 
S. & W. 
& Prescription. 
Keg. 
4 
1 
Sept. 1, 61 
Nov. 5, 61 
u 
Pres. 
3 
59 
Nov. — 61 
Dec. —61 
List of 
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In Brigade Hospital. 
Reg. 
5 
1 
Nov. 1, 61 
Aug. 8, 62 
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(Historical memoranda.) 
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5 
Tag. 
Dec. 10, 62 
May 3, 63 
(< 
& casualties, Chancellorsville. 
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77i 
June 27, 62 
Pres. 
3 
59, 44 
Nov. —,61 
April —,62 
Prescription. 
No diagnosis. 
4 
69 
General Hospital. 
a 
4 
67,68 
Sept. —,61 
Nov. —, 61 
Discharges. 
u 
3 
61 
Nov. —, 61 
Dec. —, 61 
List of 
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4 
9 
Jan. —, 62 
Feb. —, 62 
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Certificates of Disability for— 
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5 
Tag. 
Jan. —, 62 
June —, 62 
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Pres. 
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dates. 
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Examinations for— 
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3 
end. 
, 61 
Deaths and 
Discharges. 
Keg. 
4 
70 
Sept. 2, 61 
1 
Death. 
6th Maine Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized July 15, ’61; Portland, Maine—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, August 15, ’64; Veterans and Recruits transferred to 7th Maine VOJLS. 
No Records on File. MAINE 
9 
7tli Maine Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized August 21, ’61; Augusta, Maine—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, , ’64; Veterans and Recruits, with those of the bth and 6th Maine 
Infantry, formed the 1st Veteran Infantry, September, ’64, {which see, page 6.) 
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46 
21 
Nov. 2, 62 
Jan. 5, 63 
s. 4- w. 
u 
46 
25 
*Feb. 14, 63 
* April — 63 
Sept. 11, 63 
Mar. 10, 64 
Sept. —, 63 
Oct. — 63 
> In City Hospital, Portland, Me. 
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A. C. 
240 
1 
May 5, 64 
May 3, 64 
July 9, 64 
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and casualties, May, ’64. 
Pres. 
5 
1 
Reg. 
Miscel. 
8 
Mthly 
Kept. 
1 
Rept. 
Daily 
2 
(( 
} No entries between May 3 & 
$ June 11, ’64. 
Lang, Co. C, Williams, Co. D. 
S. Myrick. 
Regtl. 
1 
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8th Maine Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized September?, ’61; Augusta, Maine—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, , ’64; Veterans and Recruits, January 18, ’66. 
No Records on File. 
9th Maine Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized September 22, ’61; Augusta, Maine—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, September, ’64; Veterans and Recruits, July 13, ’65. 
Note.—The 3d UNASSIGNRD Co. added, as Co. K, September 20, ’64. 
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Clothg. 
4 
1 
Oct. 17, 61 
Nov. —, 62 
Baggage. 
Some deaths. 
Miscl. 
5 
1 
June 4, 63 
April 27, 64 
Morning 
Numl. Rpts. 
Information in Remarks. 
3&4 
1 
, 62 
, 63 
Hospital 
Accounts. 
| NE—3 
No S. & W. or Prescription on Pile. MAINE. 
10 
10th Maine Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized October, ’61; Cape Elizabeth, Maine—2 and 3 years. 
Mustered out, 2 years’ men, May 7 and 8, ’63; 3 years’ men consolidated into a Battalion of 2 companies 
and transferred to the 29th Maine Voi.S. November 1, ’63. 
No Records on File. 
11th Maine Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized November,’61; Augusta, Maine—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, , ’64; Veterans and Recruits, February 2, ’66. 
Note.—The 8th IJnassigned Co. added, as Companies I and K, January, ’65. 
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Kept. 
97 Pa. 
1 
Stone, Co. E, Fernandina, Fla. 
accidentally, Crocker, Co. A. 
Oct. —, 63 
1 
Wounded 
No Records on File. 
12th Maine Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized November, ’61; Cape Elizabeth, Maine—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, Dec. 7, ’64; Veterans and Recruits consolidated into a Battalion of 4 com- 
panies; 6 new companies, 10th, 11 th, \2th, loth, and 18th, UnassigNKI), (organized in Portland 
February and March, ’65, for 1, 2, and 3 years), were added, and mustered out February and April, ’66. 
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N. Y. 
237 
3 
Mag 31, ’63 
s. $ w. 
In R. H. 121st New York Vols. 
Pres. 
8 
9 
Jan. 
1, 65 
June 8, 65 
Daily 
s. & w. 
& Prescription. 
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8 
1 
Mar. 18, 65 
April —, 65 
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June 11, 65 
Nov. 11, 65 
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*July 
2, 65 
Sept. 22, 65 
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7 
1 
Oct. 11, 63 
July 29, 64 
Weekly 
Prescription. 
Miscel. 
9 
1 
Mar. 29, 64 
May 31, 64 
Morning 
Numl Epts. 
a 
9 
7 
Aug. 1, 64 
Sept. 2, 64 
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Sick officers, by name. 
10 
1 
April 1, 65 
April 19, 66 
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11 
13th Maine Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized December 13, ’61; Augusta, Maine—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, January 6, ’65; Veterans and Recruits transferred to 30th Maine Vols. 
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Eept. 
May —> 64 
1 
Sick. 
Banks. 
No Records on File. 
14th Maine Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized December 3 to 17, ’61; Augusta, Maine—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, Jan. 13, ’65; Veterans and Recruits formed into a battalion of 4 Co’s, and 
6 Unassigned Co’s, 13</t, 14th, 17th, 20th, 22d, and 23d (1 year), added in April, ’65; M.O.Aug. 28, ’65. 
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Mar. —, G4 
May —, 64 
A few 
Sick. 
In It. H. 12th Maine. 
No Records on File. 
15th Maine Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized December 6 to 31, ’61; Augusta, Maine—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, , ’64; Veterans and Recruits, July, ’66. 
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No. 
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1 
Jan. 29, 
05 
May 
5, 
05 
Daily 
S. &W. 
& Prescription. 
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May 4, 
05 
Aug. 
6, 
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Miscel. 
14,13 
May 6, 
05 
July 
4, 
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Deaths, 
discharges and casualties. 
16th Maine Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized August 14, ’62; Augusta, Maine—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, June 5, ’65; Veterans and Recruits transferred to the 2Oth Maine Vols. 
The 2d Unassigned Co. added, as Co. A, November 15, ’64. 
Note.—March 7, ’63, Regimental Hospital was located in a clmrch near Belle Plain, Virginia. 
No Records on File. MAINE 
12 
17th Maine Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized August—, ’62; Augusta, Maine—3 years. 
Mustered out (those whose terms would have expired October —, ’65) June 4, ’65; others transferred to 
the 1st Maine Heavy Artillery. 
Note.—Recruits of the 3d Maine Infantry transferred to this regiment June —, ’64. 
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1 
*Sept. —, 62 
June 11, 63 
By Cos. 
s. & w. 
11 
23 
Aug. —,63 
Mar. 27, 61 
u 
Pres. 
16 
1 
Mar. 19, 61 
May 3, 61 
Daily 
ii 
& Prescription. 
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16 
46 
June 24, 61 
Sept. 19, 61 
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17 
2 
Sept. 20, 61 
Jan. 27, 65 
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Feb. 1, 63 
June 11, 63 
Weekly 
Prescription. 
No diagnosis. 
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Aug. 7,63 
April 14, 61 
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Med. Officers. 
18th Maine Infantry Volunteers. 
{See 1st Maine Heavy Artillery, page 3.) 
19th Maine Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized August 25, ’62; Bath, Maine—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, May 31, ’65; those whose term did not expire prior to October 1, ’65, trans- 
ferred to the 1st Maine Heavy Artillery. 
Note,—The 5th Unassigned Co., organized October 5, ’64, was assigned to this Regiment. 
Veterans and Recruits of the 4th Maine Infantry were transferred to this Regiment July 19,’64. 
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Sept. 1, 62 
Mar. 1, 64 
S. &W. 
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Tag. 
July —, 63 
Casualties. 
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. 
R. & R. 
5 
31 
Sep. &Nov. 62 
April —, 63 
Deaths 
and Discharges. 
20th Maine Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized. August *29, ’92; Portland, Maine—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men (whose terms expired prior to Oet. 1, ’65), June 4, '65; others, July 16, ’65. 
Note.—The 3-years’ men of 2d Maine Infantry were transferred to this Regiment June 9, ’63; those of 
the 16th Maine Infantry June 5, and those of the 1st Maine Sharpshooters June 21, ’65. 
No Records on File, MAINE. 
21st Maine Infantry Volunteers (Militia) 
Organized October 14, ’62; Augusta, Maine—9 months. 
Mustered out August 25, ’63. 
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File A. 5 
628 
Dr. 16 
May 27, 63 
June 14, 63 
Casualties. 
Fort Hudson, Louisiana. 
No Records on File. 
22d Maine Infantry Volunteers (Militia). 
Organized October 10, ’62; Bangor, Maine—9 months. 
Mustered out August 14, ’63. 
No Records on File. 
23d Maine Infantry Volunteers (Militia). 
Organized September 29, ’62; Portland, Maine—9 months, 
Mustered out July 15, ’63. 
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N. Y. 
265 
8 
May 25, 63 
12 
W. 
In R. II. 153cZ N. Y. Volunteers. 
No Records on File. 
24th Maine Infantry Volunteers (Militia). 
Organized October, ’62; Augusta, Maine—9 months. 
Mustered out August 25, ’65. 
No Records on File. 
N E—4 MAINE. 
25th Maine Infantry Volunteers (Militia) 
Organized September 29, ’62 ; Portland, Maine—9 months. 
Mustered out July 10, ’63. 
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17 
1 
Oct. 27, 62 
June 20, 63 
S.& W. 
0. & L. 
1 
1 
Nov. 15, 62 
April 23, 63 
0. & L. 
received. 
Miscel. 
17 
1 
Jan. 1, 63 
June 25, 63 
Morning 
Numl. Rpts. 
26th Maine Infantry Volunteers (Militia) 
Organized October 11, ’62; Bangor, Maine—9 months. 
Mustered out August 17, ’63. 
No Records on File. 
27th Maine Infantry Volunteers (Militia) 
Organized September 30, ’62; Portland, Maine—9 months. 
Mustered out July 17, ’63. 
No Records on File. 
28th Maine Infantry Volunteers (Militia). 
Organized October 18, '62; Augusta, Maine—9 months. 
Mustered out August 31, ’63. 
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Mtlily. 
Kept. 
Aug. —, 63 
11 
Sick. 
Barrancas, Florida. 
No Rooordo on Fife:— MAINE 
15 
29th Maine Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized (Companies A and D) November 1, ’63, from 10th Maine Infantry Battalion; (Companies 
B and C and E to K) November 13, ’63, to January, ’64; the 1st Unassigned Company (Butler’s) 
assigned to this Regiment October 18, ’64, as Company A (new)—3 years. 
Mustered out, original Company A, October 18, ’64; Regiment, June 21, ’66. 
No Records on File. 
30th Maine Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized December 12, ’63, to Jauuary 8, ’64; Augusta, Maine—3 years. 
Mustered out August 20, ’65. 
Note.—Veterans and Recruits of the l‘3th Maine Infantry transferred to this Regiment November 18, ’64. 
No Records on File. 
31st Maine Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized March 1 to April 29, ’64; Augusta, Maine—3 years. 
Mustered out July 15, ’65. 
Note.—The 4th and 6th UnaSSIGNED Cos. (organized in October, ’64) were assigned to this Regiment in 
October, ’64, as Companies L and M. The 32c£ Maine Infantry was consolidated with this Regiment 
December 12, ’64. 
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5 
Tag. 
April —, 64 
S.& W. 
No diagnosis. 
32d Maine Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized March 3 to May 6, ’64; Augusta, Maine—3 years. 
Consolidated with the 31st Maine Infantry December 12, ’64. 
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1 
May 16, 64 
May 21, 64 
Daily 
S. & W. 
& Prescription. 
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June 10; 64 
Aug. 31, 64 
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(( MAINE 
Coast Guard Battalion, Maine Volunteers 
Organized March 18, '64, to March 2, ’65; Belfast, Augusta, and Eastport, Maine—1, 2, and 3 years. 
Mustered out, by Companies, as follows: Company A, May 25, ’65; Company B, June 24, ’65; Com- 
pany G, July 6, ’65; Companies E and F, July 7, ’65; Companies D and C, September 6, ’65. 
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35 
July —, 64 
Sept. — 64 
4 
S. & W. 
Company C, Fort Sullivan, Me. 
State Guard, Maine Militia Infantry Volunteers (Co. A). 
Organized July 7, ’64; Bangor, Maine—60 days. 
Mustered out September 8, ’64. 
No Records on File. 
State Guard, Maine Militia Infantry Volunteers (Co. B) 
Organized September 3, ’64; Bangor, Maine—60 days. 
Mustered out November 7, ’64. 
No Records on File. 
Maine Militia Light Infantry Volunteers (Company H). 
Organized April 27, ’64; Kittery, Maine—60 days, 
Mustered out June 9, ’64. 
No Records on File. MAINE. 
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TTNASSIGNED COMPANIES, MAINE INFANTRY YOLUNTEERS. 
1st Co., organized September 16, ’64 (1 year); Augusta. 
Assigned to 29th Infantry, as Co. A. 
2d Co., organized September 23, ’64 (1 year); Augusta. 
Assigned to 16/7* Infantry, as Co. A. 
3d Co., organized September 20, ’64 (1 year); Augusta. 
Assigned to 9th Infantry, as Co. K. 
4th Co., organized October 4, ’64 (1 year); Augusta. 
Assigned to 31s7 Infantry, as Co. L. 
5th Co., organized October 5, '64 (1 year); Augusta. 
Assigned to Infantry, as Co. G. 
6th Co., organized October 18, ’64 (1 year); Augusta. 
Assigned to 31s7 Infantry, as Co. M. 
7th Co., organized October 25, ’64 (1 year); Augusta. 
Mustered out July 6, ’65. No Records on File. 
8tli Co., organized December 17, ’64 (1 year); Augusta. 
Assigned to Infantry, as Cos. I & K. 
9th Co., organized January 21, ’65 (1 & 3 years); Augusta. 
Mustered out September 5, ’65. No Records on File. 
10th Co., organized February 14, ’65 (1 year); Augusta. 
Assigned to 12th Infantry, as Co. E. 
llt,h Co., organized March 4, ’65 (1 year); Augusta. 
Assigned to 12th Infantry, as Co. G. 
12th Co., organized February 25, ’65 (1 year); Augusta. 
Assigned to 12th Infantry, as Co. F. 
13th Co., organized February 25, ’65 (1 year); Augusta. 
Assigned to Infantry, as Co. E. 
14th Co., organized March 4, ’65 (1 year); Augusta. 
Assigned to Infantry, as Co. F. 
N E—5 MAINE. 
18 
UNASSIGNE1) COMPANIES, MAINE INFANTRY VOLUNTEERS—Concluded. 
15th Go., organized March 16, ’65 (1 year); Augusta. 
Assigned to 12th Infantry, as Go. H. 
16th Go., organized March 25, ”65 (1 year); Augusta. 
Assigned to 12tli Infantry, as Go. K. 
17th Go., organized March 16, ’65 (1 year); Augusta. 
Assigned to 14th Infantry, as Co. G. 
18th Go., organized March 18, ’65 (1 year); Augusta. 
Assigned to 12th Infantry, as Go. I. 
19th Go., organized March 25, ’65 (1 year); Augusta. 
Mustered out May 23, ’65. No Records on File. 
20th Go., organized March 24, ’65 (1 year); Augusta. 
Assigned to Infantry, as Co. H. 
21st Co., organized March 31, ’65 (1 year); Augusta. 
Assigned to Battalion Infantry, as Co. A. 
22d Go., organized March 27, ’65 (1 year); Augusta. 
Assigned to Infantry, as Go. I. 
23d Go., organized March 25, '65 (1 year); Augusta. 
Assigned to 14th Infantry, as Co. K. 
24th Co., organized March 31, ’65 (1 year); Augusta. 
Assigned to ls£ Battalion Infantry, as Go. B. 
25th Co., organized April 2, ’65 (1 year); Augusta. 
Assigned to ls£ Battalion Infantry, as Go. C. 
26th Co., organized April 8, ’65 (1 year); Augusta. 
Assigned to 1st Battalion Infantry, as Go. D. 
27th Co. Did not complete its organization. 
28th Co. Did not complete its organization. 
29th Co., organized April 26, ’65 (1 year); Augusta. 
Mustered out May 19, ’65. No Records on File. 
30th Go., organized April 14, ’65 (1 year); Augusta. 
Mustered out May 19, ’65. No Records on File. MAINE 
MAINE POST AND GENERAL HOSPITALS. 
General Hospital, (old,) Augusta, Maine. 
Opened December —, ’61. 
Closed 
Location: Winthrop street. 
Class. 
No. 
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Remarks. 
Keg. 
23 
1 
Feb. 12, 62 
May 19, 62 
S. & W. 
44 
23 
27 
*Oct. —, 62 
Nov. 5, 62 
44 
44 
23 
45 
June 9, 63 
July 10, 63 
44 
44 
23 
33 
*Nov. —, 62 
Mar. 21, 63 
44 
No diagnosis. 
44 
23 
32 
*Nov. — 62 
Hosp. Corps. 
General from June 1, ’64, to Oct. 22, ’64. ''j 
Cony General Hospital, from Oct.22,’64, to Nov. 30,’65. /■ 
POSt Hospital, from Dec. 1, ’65, to July 30, ’66. J 
Augusta^ 
Maine. 
Opened June 1, '64, by consolid. of Camps Fky and Kkyks and Wintiirop sr. Hall Post Hospitals. 
Closed July 30, ;66. 
Location: In Barracks, at Camps Fry and Keyes. 
Note.—The patients remaining in the hospitals at Camp Fry and Camp Keyes June 1, '64, are recorded on 
the register of this hospital as admitted June 1, ’64. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
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To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Eeg. 
27 
!i 
June 
1, 64 
Jan. 
•26, 65 
1 to 2519 
S. 
& w. 
(Index incomplete.) 
26 
it 
29 
1 1 
June 
*June 
3, 64 
-64 
Nov. 
Nov. 
29, 65 
—, 65 
1 to 3363 
x 
ft 
Part duplicate of 25 and 27. 
No diag. M. D. 0. Dept. East. 
it 
Dept. 
328 
h 
Alph. 
ft 
it 
25 
i 
* Jan. 
June 
65 
1, 64 
29, 65 
20, 64 
1 to 2048 
it 
it 
39 
31 
Sept. 
it 
Camp Keyes Branch. 
it 
39 
61 
*£ept. 
Nov. 
1, 64 
3, 64 
tt 
No diagnosis. Camp Keyes Br. 
it 
49 
1 
30, 65 
July 
4, 66 
1 to 120 
tt 
it 
39 
88 
June 
3, 64 
8 
(Case-Book.) Camp Keyes Br. 
it 
36 
1 
June 
64 
Oct. 
—, 65 
it 
Surgical Register. 
S. Div. 
Q. R. 
July 
-64 
Nov. 
—, 65 
It 
Surgical operations. 
[Contii 
lued over.] MAINE. 
General and Post Hospital, Augusta, Maine—Concluded. 
Class. 
No 
Pagk. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Case. 
1 
June 
1, 64 
Indexed. 
Cases. 
Pres. 
27 
1 
June 
1, 64 
May 
—, 65 
Weekly 
Prescription 
No diagnosis. By wards. 
tt 
28 
1 
—, 65 
a 
tt 
tt tt 
a 
30 
1 
Dec. 
2, 65 
June 
23, 66 
tt 
ti 
it ft 
Reg. 
37 
1 
Jan. 
—, 65 
Aug. 
-, 65 
Passes. 
tt 
38 
1 
Aug. 
- 65 
Nov. 
—, 65 
ti 
tt 
31 
1 
June 
1, 64 
July 
13, 64 
Daily 
Changes. 
Morning Reports. 
it 
31 
59 
Dec. 
1, 64 
Nov. 
30, 64 
it 
it 
tt tt 
1400 
> 
Papers. 
to 
June 
1, 64 
Nov. 
30, 65 
“ 
tt 
tt tt 
1402 
s 
Miscel. 
25 
1 
Dec. 
1, 65 
July 
30, 66 
List of 
Patients 
remaining in hospital. 
Papers. 
1405 
— 
64 
— 
-, 65 
Lists of 
Admissions. 
ti 
1405 
—. 64 
65 
it 
Shelf 
Feb. 
11, 65 
y. r. c. 
Transfers to— 
ti 
16 
1404 
i 
— 64 
—, 65 
Discharges, 
Papers for— 
Reg. 
33 
1 
June 
10, 64 
Jan. 
16, 65 
Indexed. 
it 
34 
1 
Dec. 
64 
April 
-, 65 
it 
it 
it 
35 
1 
Feb. 
—, 65 
June 
—, 65 
tt 
if 
(t 
32 
1 
June 
—, 65 
Nov. 
—, 65 
a 
tt 
it 
43 
1 
Dec. 
20, 65 
June 
—, 66 
“ 
tt 
ti 
30 
482 
June 
6, 64 
July 
14, 64 
7 
Deaths 
Cloth. 
_7_ 
1 
— 
-64 
Sept. 
—, 64 
Indexed. 
Clothing 
and Transportation account. 
“ 
8 
1 
July 
28, 64 
Sept. 
1, 65 
“ 
tt 
O.&L. 
5 
1 
June 
64 
Aug. 
7, 65 
Letters 
sent. 
ti 
6 
1 
Oct. 
20, 64 
Nov. 
24, 65 
tt 
ft 
“ 
7 
1 
Jan. 
25, 65 
Nov. 
30, 65 
ti 
sent and endorsements. 
it 
16 
1 
Dec. 
3, 65 
July 
31, 66 
O. & L. 
received and sent. 
1403 
64 
29, 66 
« 
\f Roll 
—. 64 
—, 65 
Musters. 
Miscel. 
25 
1 
Dec. 
1, 65 
July 
30, 66 
Morning 
Numl. Repts. 
Small-pox Hospital, Augusta, Maine. 
No separate Records kept. {See General Hospital.) MAINE 
21 
Post Hospital, Camp Fry, Augusta, Maine. 
Opened about October —, ’63. 
Merged into the General Hospital June 1, ’64. 
Location: In barracks in suburbs of the city, near Camp Keyes. Used as depot for recruits, conscripts, etc 
Class. 
No. 
Pagb. 
From— 
To— 
Contexts. 
Remarks. 
Reg. 
23 
49 
"Oct. 
—, 63 
June 4, 64 
June —•, 64 
s. & W. 
Monthly Ord., Oct. & Nov., '03. 
< and Case. Covers Winthrop 
l Street Hall. 
i( 
30 
1A 444 
*Jan. 
— 64 
Indexed. 
it 
u 
23 
47 
*0ct. 
—, 63 
2 
S. Div. 
Q. R. 
27 
Jan. 
—, 64 
Mar. —, 64 
History of cases. 
No diagnosis. 
Pres. 
1 
Feb. 
-64 
&May —, 64 
Prescription. 
Reg. 
(( 
30 
480 
*Jan. 
4, 64 
May 13, 64 
23 
77 
Jan. 
64 
8 
U 
Cloth. 
7 
1 
May 
-64 
June —, 64 
Indexed. 
Clothing 
issued. 
0. &L. 
5 
Tag. 
Feb. 
- 64 
& May —, 64 
2 
Letters 
sent. 
Miscel. 
20 
1 
Feb. 
- 64 
May —, 64 
Morning 
Numl. Repts. 
Information in Remarks. 
Hospital Camp E. D. Keyes, Augusta, Maine. 
Opened December 2, '63. 
Merged into the General Hospital June 1, ’64. 
Location: Near Camp Fry, in Barracks. 
Note.—No Kecords prior to June 1, ’64. See General Hospital (p. 19), for records dating from June 1, 
’64, to November 3, ’64.” 
Post Hospital, Winthrop Street Hall, Augusta, Maine. 
Opened, about December, ’63. 
Merged into the General Hospital June 1, ’64. 
Location : 111 the above Hall. Converted into a Depot Camp January 27, ’64. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Reg. 
39 
1 
*Jan. —, 64 
June 1, 64 
S. & W. 
It 
30 
1 
*Jan. — 64 
June —, 64 
Indexed. 
ii 
Covers Camp Fry also. 
it 
39 
116| 
March 6, 64 
,64 
Discharges. 
Miscel. 
21 
157 
Jan. —, 64 
ifcFeb. — 64 
Roll of 
Men in 
Depot Camp. 
U 
21 
157 
Jan. —, 64 
Orders. 
N E—6 MAINE 
22 
Hospital Camp Coburn, Augusta, Maine. 
Opened . 
Closed . 
Location: Near the General Hospital, Augusta, Maine. 
No Records on File. 
Post Hospital, Camp Berry, near Portland, Maine. 
Opened August —, ’63. 
Closed September —, ’65. 
Location: (original,) on Mackey’s Island, Portland Harbor. In November, ’63, moved to Barracks, near 
the town. It was used as a Conscript Camp. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Reg. 
46 
31 
Aug. 15, 63 
Sept. 6, 63 
S. & W. 
See also Register 49. 
U 
49 
1 
Aug. 15, 63 
Aug. 27, 65 
u 
S. Div. 
Q.R. 
Oct. —, 64 
Mar. —,65 
Wounded. 
Pres. 
32 
1 
Aug. 15, 63 
July 29, 65 
Prescription. 
No diagnosis. 
Reg. 
46 
43 
Dec. 5, 64 
May 19, €5 
Furloughs. 
and Discharges. 
Papers. 
140(1 
Dec. 25, 64 
Aug. 30, 65 
(i 
on Sunday Morning Reports. 
« 
1400 
Mar. 19, 65 
U 
51 
April 27, 65 
il 
0. & L. 
11 
1 
Mar. 3, 64 
Aug. —,65 
O. & L. 
received and sent. 
Cloth. 
11 
1 
, 63 
, 64 
Baggage, 
&c. 
M. Rolls 
R. & R. 
7 
1 
, 64 
, 65 
Requisitions. 
27 
3 
Mar. —, 65 
of Hospital Furniture. 
U 
28 
1 
Sept. 1, 63 
Sept. 4, 65 
Morning 
Nurnl. Repts. 
City Hospital, Portland, Maine. 
Note.—Not under control of the Surgeon General. It is probable that this Hospital was also known as 
Ghidley Hospital. {See Case No. 6926, Vol. 49.) 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Reg. 
46 
1 
May 5, 61 
Dec. 17, 61 
S. & W. 
U 
46 
17 
u 
i( 
47 
19 
Nov. —,62 
Nov. 4, 62 
(( 
No disposition. 
u 
46 
21to25 
Nov. 2, 62 
June —, 63 
u 
7tli Maine Volunteers. MAINE 
Post Hospital, Fort Preble, Maine. 
Established , 1846. Still open. Refer. 
Note.—Records on file at Post cover from January 14, 70. 
Class. 
No. 
Pagk. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks 
Keg. 
58 
1 
Nov. 4, 67 
Jan. 14, lO 
S. & W. 
Case. 
S. Div. 
4 
Q. R. 
2180 
1 
April 20, 61 
July —, 60 
Mar. 10, 65 
Sept. 29, 61 
U 
Papers. 
Dec. —, 68 
Weekly 
Numl. Kepts. 
Post Hospital, Fort McClary, Kittery Point, Maine. 
Note.—Sick were sent to Fort Constitution, New Hampshire. 
No Records on File. 
Post Hospital, Fort Sullivan, Eastport, Maine. 
Established , ’41. 
Discontinued September 30, 73—Not Garrisoned, 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Keg. 
55 
1 
Jan. 
3, 41 
Sept. 
2, 45 
S. & W. 
Cos. E, F, G and H, ls£ Art’y. 
it 
55 
19 
*Jan. 
1, 49 
Sept. 
2, 53 
a 
Co. I, 3d Artillery. 
it 
55 
34 
Dec. 
13, 61 
July 
18, 62 
a 
Maine Artillery Volunteers. 
a 
55 
35 
July 
- 64 
Sept. 
—, 64 
a 
Co. C, Maine Coast Guards. 
u 
55 
42 
May 
1, 66 
Jan. 
—, 69 
u 
Company L, 3d U. S. Artillery. 
it 
55 
45 
Mar. 
269 
June 
19, 73 
it 
Company K, 5th U. S. Artillery 
Pres. 
40 
1 
Aug. 
1, 67 
Sept. 
-, 73 
Prescription. 
No diagnosis. 
O # T, 
40 
1 
—, 67 
—, 7 3 
O. & L 
Papers. 
1406 
Mar. 
19, 73 
Aug. 
12, 73 
a 
received. 
0. &L. 
41 
1 
Mar. 
- 73 
Sept. 
- 73 
u 
sent. 
M. Rolls. 
Sept. 
—, 65 
Aug. 
- 73 
Musters 
Hospital Corps. 
Papers. 
1406 
Sept. 
30, 65 
Oct. 
1, 70 
Weekly 
Numl. Kepts. 
Miscel. 
37 
1 
Jan. 
—, 68 
Mar. 
73 
Morning 
a 
it 
36 
1 
Aug. 
1, 70 
June 
22, 73 
it 
it 
a 
35 
1 
Jan. 
— 73 
Sept. 
30, 73 
it 
a MAINE. 
Soldiers’ Rest Hospital, Bangor, Maine. 
Opened October, ’64. 
Closed October, '65. 
Located in the Gymnasium Building. 
Class. 
No. 
Page 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Oct. —, 64 
* June 1, 65 
May 31, 65 
Oct. 3, 65 
No Records on File. 
Reg. 
52 
1 
S. & W. 
Hospital, Fort Knox, near Bucksport, Maine. 
Established 1844—Not garrisoned. 
Class. 
No. 
Page 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks 
Papers 
2180 
June 17, 65 
Mar. 31, 66 
Weekly 
Nurnl. Repts. 
No Records on File. 
Hospital, Fort Fairfield, Aroostook River, Maine* 
Established 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks 
Reg. 
55 
end. 
Sept. 22, 41 
Aug. 26, 43 
S. & W. 
1st II. S. Artillery. 
Post Hospital, Kennebec Arsenal, Augusta, Maine 
Established 1828—Still open; not garrisoned, 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks 
Papers 
2180 
July 67 
Dec. —,68 
Weekly 
Numl.Repts. 
S. Div. 
Q.R. 
April —, 66 
Wounded. 
No Records on File. MAINE. 
Hospital Fort Gorges, Portland Harbor, Maine. 
Established 1857. Not garrisoned. 
No Records on File. 
Hospital Fort Scammel, Portland Harbor, Maine. 
Not garrisoned. 
No Records on File. 
Hospital Fort Popham, Parker’s Head, Maine. 
Established 1863. Not garrisoned. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
From— 
To- 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Papers 
2181 
Feb. 17, 60 
June 30, 66 
Weekly 
Numl. Repts. 
No Records on File. NEW HAMPSHIRE. 
26 
TTEJ-W HAMPSHIRE. 
CAVALRY. 
1st New Hampshire Cavalry Volunteers. 
Organized (8 Companies, A to H) April 19 to July 29, ’61; Concord, N. H.—3 years. 
Mustered out July 15, ’65. 
Note.—4 Companies, organized October 24 to December 27, ’61, at Concord and Manchester, N. H., 
as a part of the 1st Rhode Island (or 1st New England) Cavalry, transferred to this Regiment 
April, ’64, as Companies I to M. 
No Records on File. 
1st New Hampshire Cavalry Volunteers. 
(See 8th Infantry, page 30.) 
2d New Hampshire Cavalry Volunteers. 
(See 8th Infantry, page 30.) 
ARTILLERY. 
1st Co. (A) New Hampshire Heavy Artillery Volunteers. 
Organized. May 26, '63; Concord and Fort Constitution, N. H. Attached to 1 st New Hampshire 
Heavy Artillery, as Co. A, about September, ’64.—3 years. 
Class. 
No. 
Pagk. 
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Contents. 
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Reg. 
U 
28 
1 
3 
* April — 
July — 
64 
Sept. —, 64 
S. TV. 
U 
D. C. 
613 
64 
Fort Reno, D. C. NEW HAMPSHIRE. 
2d Co. (B) New Hampshire Heavy Artillery Volunteers. 
Organized August 18, ’63; Concord and Fort Constitution, N. H. Attached to 1st New Hampshire 
Heavy Artillery, as Co. B, about September, ’64.—3 years. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
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To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Reg. 
28 
Md. 
1 
* April —, 64 
May —, 64 
S. $ TV. 
Fort Constitution, N. II. 
<( 
665 
9 
May 20, 64 
Sept. —, 64 
U 
Fort Foote, Md. 
1st New Hampshire Heavy Artillery Volunteers. 
Organized (Cos. C to L) Sept. 2 to Oct. 17, '64; Concord and Fort Constitution, N. H.—1 & 3 years. 
Mustered out, men of Companies E to L (whose term expired prior to October 1, ’G5), June 15, ’65. 
Those of Company M mustered out June 9, ’65. Others consolidated into a battalion of 2 Companies 
June 10, ’65, and mustered out September 11, ’65. 
Note.—The ls£ and 2d Cos. New Hampshire Heavy Artii.lery attached to this Regiment about Sep- 
tember, ’64, as Cos. A and B. The 1st New Hampshire Light Battery attached to this Regiment 
November 5, '64, as Co. M. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
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To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Reg. 
Md. 
504 
1 
Aug. 
- 64 
June 
— 651 
Cos. A, B,D, 
F, H 4' L. 
|S.4'W.. 
Forts Simmons 4’ Mansfield, Md. 
28 
9 
Sept. 
-64 
Nov. 
- 64 
Co. K. 
it 
Fort Constitution, N. H. 
“ 
Md. 
565 
D. C. 
13 
Sept. 
-64 
Dec. 
— 64 | 
Cos. B, E, 
F a. 
} 
“ Foote, Md. 
610 
D. C. 
4 
Sept. 
— 64 
Nov. 
-64 
Cos. A f L. 
it 
“ Slocum, D. C. 
“ 
613 
16 
* Oct. 
—, 64 
June 
—, 65 
Cos. B to L. 
(t 
“ Reno, D. C. 
it 
Va. 
626 
10 
Oct. 
- 64 
Nov. 
- 64 | 
Cos. C, E, 
F, G 4-1. 
\ " 
“ Williams, Va. 
“ 
28 
1 
Nov. 
64 
Sept. 
—, 65 
Co. A. 
it 
“ Constitution, N. H. 
ft 
Md. 
502 
Tag. 
*Jan. 
—, 65 
June 
- 65 | 
Cos. D, E, 
G 4- L. 
l U 
“ Sumner, Md. 
it 
28 
13 
May 
—, 65 
Sept. 
— 65 
Co. B. 
it 
“ Constitution, N. H. 
Pres. 
10 
1 
May 
1, 65 
June 
17, 65 
Daily 
Pres. 
“ Reno, D. C. 
Note — 
The above never 
served 
as a Regimental organization. The various Companies did duty as 
Garrisons of the Forts named 
the records of which are the only records on file for them. 
1st New Hampshire Light Battery Volunteers. 
Organized August to September, ’61; Manchester, New Hampshire. 
Assigned to ls« New Hampshire Heavy Artillery November 5, ’64, as Co. M. 
No Records on File. 
Tarbell’s Co., New Hampshire Artillery Vols. (Militia). 
Organized August 1, ’61; Lyndeborough, N. H.—90 days. Mustered out September 23, '64. 
No Records on File. NEW HAMPSHIRE. 
28 
INFANTRY. 
1st New Hampshire Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized April 26 to May 2, '61; Concord, N. II.—3 months. 
Mustered out August 9, '61. 
No Records on File. 
2d New Hampshire Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized May 31 to June 8, '61; Portsmouth, N. H.—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, June 21, '64; Veterans and Recruits, December 19, '65. 
Note.—The only two Companies organized, of the 17th N. H. Inf’y, were transferred to this Regiment April 
16, '63, and the Veterans and Recruits of the lOt/t, 12th, and 13th N. H. VOLS., June 21, '65. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Eeg. 
2 
1 
Oct. 1, 62 
Dec. 14, 63 
Daily 
S.&W. 
Sick call. 
it 
1 
1 
Aug. 5, 63 
Sub. May 5,62 
Feb. 12, 64 
April 21, 64 
a 
S. Div. 1 
521 
Dr. 13 
47 
$ In Division Hospital near Wil- 
File A. $ 
Papers 
1956 
Changes on 
\ liamsburg, Virginia. 
Weekly Reports. 
0. & L. 
1 
1 
Sept. 18, 62 
Aug. 1, 63 
Feb. —, 64 
0. <fc L. 
received and sent. 
Miscel. 
4 
1 
May 4, 64 
Morning 
Numl. Repts. 
3d New Hampshire Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized August 23, ’61; Concord, N. H.—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, August 23, '64; Veterans and Recruits, July 25, '65. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Reg. 
Pres. 
N. Y. 
84 
1 
3 
1 
June 
Sept. 
2, 62 
1, 62 
July —, 62 
Aug. 31, 63 
A few. 
Daily 
s. 4- w. 
u 
< In Provost Guard Hospital, 
\ Hilton Head, S. C. 
Sick call. 
Kegtl. 
u 
Kept. 
u 
—, 63 
1 
Wounded 
accidentally. Chase, Co. B. 
Lieuts. Dodge & Connolly. 
Oct. 
- 64 
2 
Officers. NEW HAMPSHIRE. 
29 
4th New Hampshire Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized September 18, ’61; Manchester, N. H.—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, September 18, '64; Veterans and Recruits, August 23, ’65. 
No Records on File. 
5th New Hampshire Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized October 22, ’61; Concord, N. H.—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, October 29, ’64; Veterans and Recruits (Battln. of 9 Cos.), June 28, ’65, 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Pres. 
3 
1 
Oct. 27, 61 
Dec. 31, 62 
Daily 
S. & W. 
Keg. 
it 
4 
1 
Oct. 2, 61 
Oct. 27, 63 
June 8, 63 
July 16, 64 
Juno 28, 65 
tt 
5 
1 
it 
tt tt 
Pres. 
6 
1 
Feb. 12, 65 
Daily 
tt 
& Prescription. 
S. IHv. \ 
File A. 5 
594 
Dr. 13 
June 27, 62 
July 2, 62 
List of 
Wounded 
in Seven Days' Fight. 
Pres. 
3 
Tag. 
June 1, 62 
Dec. 13, 62 
“ 
in battle. 
tt 
4 
1 
Dec. 1. 61 
May 30, 63 
Prescription. 
No diagnosis. 
it 
4 
Tag. 
1 
Nov. —,63 
Jan. 3, 64 
Jan. 2, 64 
May 28, 64 
April 23, 64 
tt 
tt tt 
tt 
5 
it 
tt tt 
Papers. 
1956 
Feb. 26, 64 
Weekly 
Changes 
on Reports. 
0. & L. 
3 
l 
Sub. Jan. 1,62 
4 
Discharges 
Keg. 
3 
Tag. 
June —, 64 
April —, 65 
Deaths 
and Discharges. 
Miscel. 
7 
1 
Mar. 8, 62 
Jan. —, 63 
Clothing 
0. & L. 
Account, Arms, &c. 
and Requisitions. 
0. & L. 
3 
end. 
Dec. —, 61 
Miscel. 
8 
1 
Feb. 16, 62 
Nov. 4, 63 
Morning 
Numl. Repts. 
it 
9 
1 
Feb. 5, 64 
May 26, 64 
it 
tt 
Information in Remarks. 
Reg. 
3 
1 
June —, 64 
, 65 
Wly.&Mly 
tt 
&e. 
6th New Hampshire Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized November 27, ’61; Keene, N. H.—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, November 27, ’64; Veterans and Recruits, July 17, '65. 
Note.—Recruits of 9th and 11th New Hampshire Infantry transferred to this Regiment June 10, '65. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
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Regtl. 
Rept. 
Jnil. j 04 
1 
Sick. 
Hadley, Company G'. 
“* 
U 
July —, 64 
1 
Killed. 
Hillson, Company K. 
U 
it 
Aug. —, 64 
1 
Wounded. 
Stratton, Company A. 
N E—8 
No Records on File. NEW HAMPSHIRE. 
30 
7th New Hampshire Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized December 13, ’61; Manchester, N. H.—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, December 22, ’64; Veterans and Recruits July 17, ’65. 
No Records on File. 
8th New Hampshire Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized October to December 23, ’61; Manchester, N. H.—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, Jan. 18, ’65; Veterans and Recruits consolidated into a Battalion of 3 Com- 
panies, and mustered out January, ’66. 
Note.—This Regiment was mounted in December, ’63, and styled (by General Banks’s order) the 2d N. IT. 
Cavalry, but the name was not adopted by the War Department. The Regimental Reports from Jan 
uary to June, ’64, are headed 1st New Hampshire Cavalry. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
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Reg. 
U 
6 
2 
June 25, 64 
July 15, 64 
May 15, 65 
July 8, 64 
S. & w. 
Styled 2dN. Hampshire Cavalry 
G 
2 
U 
Pres. 
8 
1 
Sept. —,65 
Daily 
U 
& Prescription. 
9th New Hampshire Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized August 15, ’62; Concord, N. H.—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, June 10, ’65; Recruits transferred to 6th N. H. Infantry. 
No Records on File. 
10th New Hampshire Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized September 4, ’62; Manchester, N. H.—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, June 21, ’65; Recruits transferred to 2cl N. H. Infantry Vols. 
No Records on File. 
11th New Hampshire Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized September 2,’62; Concord, N. H.—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, June 4, ’65; Recruits transferred to 6th N. H. Infantry Vols. 
Class 
No. 
Pagk. 
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To— 
CONTKNTS. 
Remarks. 
Keg. 
A. C. 
288 
1 
March 5, 63 
Mar. 10, 63 
Weekly 
Prescription. 
A. C. 
288 
Tag 2 
April 5, 63 
April 14, 63 
13 
Sick. 
Regtl. 
Rept. 
April —, 65 
2 
U 
Taylor, Co. D, Miller, Co. K. NEW HAMPSHIRE. 
31 
12th New Hampshire Infantry Volunteers 
Organized September 10, ’62 ; Concord, N. H — 3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, January 21, ’65; Recruits transferred to 2d N. H. Infantry Vols. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Papers 
195« 
March 4, 64 
April 4, 64. 
Changes 
on Weekly Reports. 
No Records on File. 
13th New Hampshire Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized September 20, '62; Concord, N. H.—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, June 21, ’65; remaining men transferred to 2d N. H. Infantry Vols. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
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To— i Contents. 
Remarks. 
Regtl. 
Repta. 
July, August 
& Oct. —, 64 6 
S. & W. 
( Mar den, Randall (2), Boudry 
\ Bissert and Marsh. 
No Records on File. 
14th New Hampshire Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized September 24, ’62; Concord, N. H.—3 years. 
Mustered out July 8, '65. 
Class. 
No. 
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Rem aiiks. 
Reg. 
U 
34 
35 
1 
*Nov. 1, 62 
Nov. 11, 62 
June 30, 64 
July —, 63 
s. & w. 
1 
Daily 
Case 
and Prescription. 
U 
36 
1 
April 27, 64 
June 13, 64 
U 
U 
i( (( 
u 
301 
1 & 
| April -, 64 
June —, 64 
0. & L., 
&c. 
Red. 17 
15th New Hampshire Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized October—, '62; Concord, N. H.—9 months. 
Mustered out August —, ’63. 
No Records on File. NEW HAMPSHIRE. 
16th New Hampshire Infantry Volunteers 
Organized October 24, '62; Concord, N. H.—9 months. 
Mustered out August 20, ’63. 
Class. 
No. 
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R. & R. 
0 
Tag. 
Jan. 11, 63 
Mar. 25, 63 
11 
Deaths. 
U 
6 
it 
Feb. 26, 63 
1 
Discharged. 
17th New Hampshire Infantry Volunteers (Battalion) 
Note.—Only 2 Companies organized, which were transferred to the 2d N. H. Volunteers April 16, '63. 
18th New Hampshire Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized September 13, ’64, to April 4, ’65; Concord, N. H.—1 and 3 years. 
Consolidated into a Battalion of 3 Companies June, ’65. 
Mustered out July 29, ’65. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
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Regtl. 
Repts. 
April —,65 
May —,65 
5 
S. & W. 
1 death. 
No Records on File. 
Littlefield’s Militia Company, New Hampshire Yols. 
Organized May 5, ’64 ; Dover, N. H.—60 days. 
Mustered out July 27, ’64. 
No Records on File. 
Chandler’s Co., National Guard, New Hampshire Yols. 
Organized May 9, ’64; Manchester, N. H.—60 days. 
Mustered out July 27, '64. 
No Records on File. NEW HAMPSHIRE. 
33 
Houghton’s Co., Militia Infantry, New Hampshire Yols. 
Organized July 25, '64; Manchester, N. H.—90 days. 
Mustered out September 16, ’64. 
No Records on File. 
1st Company New Hampshire Sharp-shooters. 
(See Company E, U. S. Sharp-shooters.) 
2d Company New Hampshire Sharp-shooters. 
(See Company F, 2d U. S. Sharp-shooters.) 
3d Company New Hampshire Sharp-shooters. 
(See Company G, 2d U. S. Sharp-shooters.) 
New Hampshire Marine Infantry Volunteers. 
No Records on File. 
NE—9 NEW HAMPSHIRE. 
34 
NEW HAMPSHIRE POST AND GENERAL HOSPITALS. 
Webster General Hospital, Manchester, N. H 
Opened November 18, ’64. 
Closed September 22, ’65. Patients sent to Concord, N. H. 
Location : In wooden pavilions in the northern suburbs of the town. 
Class. 
No. 
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Reg. 
8 
1 
Nov. 18, 64 
Aug. 13, 65 
Alph. 
S. & W. 
X 
S. Div. 
Q.R. 
Nov. —, 64 
June —, 65 
Wounded. 
Surgical operations. 
Reg. 
9 
1 
Nov. —, 64 
April —,65 
U 
Surgical Register. 
Papers 
596 
Nov. 19, 64 
Sept. 26, 65 
Daily 
Changes. 
( No entries between March 1 & 
\ May 31, ’65. 
(( 
30 
Feb. 16, 65 
Sept. 19, 65 
Sept. 12, 65 
Sept. —,65 
Sept. 22, 65 
Sept. 28, 65 
Aug. —,65 
Burials. 
Reg. 
0. & L. 
10 
1 
Nov. 19, 64 
5 
1 
Sept. 15, 64 
Nov. 15, 64 
0. & L. 
U 
6 
1 
issued (special). 
sent. 
(( 
7 
1 
Nov. 28, 64 
0. & L. 
M. Rolls. 
Oct. —, 64 
Musters. 
Depot Hospital, Concord, New Hampshire. 
Opened May —, ’63. 
Closed about November, '65. 
Note.—Used as a depot for Recruits, men in transit, and Conscript Guards, 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
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Eeg. 
16 
1 
May 25, 63 
Sept. 7, 63 
S. & W. 
it 
1G 
4 
"Aug. 23, 63 
Nov. 19, 64 
Monthly 
u 
a 
17 
1 
"April —, 64 
Sept. 23, 65 
it 
S Div 
0. R. 
July __ 64 
Case 
3 
1 
Aug. 12, 63 
Oct. —, 64 
Indexed 
Cases. 
i( 
3 
14 
Oct. —, 64 
Jan. 27,65 
U 
a 
Pres. 
18 
1 
, 63 
, 64 
Prescription. 
No diagnosis. 
“ 
19 
1 
May 1, 64 
Oct. 1, 65 
it 
H 
[Con tii 
med over.] NEW HAMPSHIRE. 
35 
Depot Hospital, Concord, New Hampshire—Concluded. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
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To— 
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Remakes. 
59 ft 
U 
595 
May 1, 65 
Oct. 31, 65 
Changes. 
Tri-monthly Reports. 
u 
595 
Dec. 8, 64 
u 
595 
Aug. —, 64 
u 
595 
May —,65 
June —, 65 
Discharges. 
Reg. 
18 
11 
Feb. —, 65 
July —,65 
U 
V. R. C., candidates for— 
“ 
19 
1 
July 13, 65 
Nov. 9, 65 
List of 
Stragglers 
awaiting muster out. 
(( 
18 
2 
Mar. 30, 64 
April 21, 64 
Hospital 
Stores. 
Miscel. 
22 
1 
April 1, 64 
Nov. —, 65 
Morning 
Numl. Repts. 
Information in Remarks. 
Papers 
595 
Mar. —, 64 
Sept. —, 65 
U 
“ 
Post Hospital, Camp Gilmore, Concord, N". H. 
(General Draft Rendezvous.) 
Opened about August, ’63. 
Closed —, ’66. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
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Remarks. 
Reg. 
Pres. 
12 
13 
1 
Aug. 16, 63 
Mar. 4, 64 
20, 66 
8, 64 
S. & W. 
1 
Aug. 
Daily 
it 
1 
ii 
15 
V.R.C. 
1 
Aug. 9, 64 
June 
13, 65 
a 
“ 
& Prescription. Morning Sick 
Call. Draft Rendezvous. 
ii 
15 
1 
June 13, 65 
Dec. 
26, 65 
“ 
ii 
J 
■ 
ii 
16 
1 
Aug. 7, 65 
Sept. 
10, 65 
a 
(< 
& Prescription. 
S. Div. 
Q.R. 
—, 65 
Wounded. 
Surgical operations. 
Pres. 
12 
1 
Aug. 23, 63 
Sept. 
17, 64 
Weekly 
Pres. 
No diagnosis. 
a 
14 
1 
Sept, 18, 64 
Jan. 
21, 66 
a 
ii 
ii ii 
Papers. 
593 
Jan. —, 65 
Mar. 
— 65 
5 
Deaths, 
and Certs, of Inability to Travel. 
i( 
30 
Aug. —, 64 
Oct. 11, 64 
Sept. 28, 64 
—, 65 
ii 
0. & L. 
11 
1 
27, 66 
0. & L. 
received and sent. 
Papers. 
593 
Jan. 
20, 66 
a 
M. Rolls. 
Sept. & Oct.64 
June 17, 65 
Feb. 
—, 66 
Papers. 
593 
Feb. 
3, 66 
Weekly 
Numl. Repts. 
Miscel. 
16 
1 
Aug. 21, 63 
Aug. 
4, 65 
Morning 
a 
Information in Remarks. 
it 
IT 
1 
Aug. 5, 65 
Feb. 
10, 66 
i £ 
a 
U ii 
ii 
18&19 
9 
Accounts, 
a 
Miscellaneous. 
ii 
R.&R. NEW HAMPSHIRE. 
Office of Examining Surgeon, Concord, If. H. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
From— 
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Remarks. 
Reg. 
30 
1 
Mar. —, 63 
Aug. 24, 64 
Indexed. 
Med. Certs. 
&c. Vol. 1. 
U 
31 
1 
Aug. 25, 64 
Jan. 6, 65 
a 
“ “ 2. 
Post Hospital, Ft. Constitution, Portsmouth Harbor, N.H. 
Opened —, 1808. Not garrisoned. 
Closed May, ’68. Hospital removed to Fort Warren, Boston Harbor. 
Note.—Sick of Fort McClary, Kittery Point, Maine, were treated herein, 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Reg. 
27 
1 
Jan. 
14, 51 
Sept. 
—, 53 
S. & W. 
Co. K, 3d U. S. Artillery. 
U 
27 
7 
May 
- 62 
June 
-,62 
U 
No Company or Regiment given. 
n 
27 
8 
July 
2, 63 
June 
2, 61 
(( 
< Cos. A and B, New Hampshire 
\ Artillery, and Maine Militia. 
ll 
28 
1 
*April 
61 
May 
11, 68 
u 
Case. 
1 
1 
Sept. 
67 
Mar. 
—, 68 
Cases. 
Pres. 
21 
1 
Jan. 
- 51 
April 
-, 61 
W eekly 
Prescription. 
No diagnosis. 
(( 
17 
1 
April 
20, 61 
Feb. 
15, 68 
(l 
(( 
(( U 
30 
—, 63 
—, 68 
Miscel. 
15 
22 
May 
7, 67 
May 
—, 68 
Clothing, 
Arms, &c. 
0. & L. 
15 
1 
Aug. 
19 
Sept. 
—, 53 
O.&L. 
received and sent. 
U 
16 
1 
Dec. 
28, 19 
Oct. 
1, 63 
U 
U (i 
u 
16 
33 
Aug. 
22, 63 
April 
—, 61 
U 
u u 
u 
17 
1 
May 
28, 63 
May 
16, 68 
“ 
a u 
593 
—, 63 
8, 68 
Certificates 
0. &L. 
15 
Tag. 
Mar. 
-, 62 
July 
-, 62 
Muster 
Rolls. 
27 
x 
68 
accounts. 
R & R 
13 
1 
Dec. 
43 
—, 65 
U 
12 
1 
—. 51 
U 
Papers. 
2225 
Mar. 
—, 65 
Feb. 
—, 68 
Weekly 
Numl. Repts. 
Miscel. 
26 
1 
April 
1, 61 
May 
16, 68 
Morning 
<( VERMONT. 
VERMONT. 
CAVALRY. 
1st Vermont Cavalry Volunteers. 
Organized < 
(10 Cos., A to K,) November 19, ’61; Burlington, Vt. 
(Co. L,) September 29, ’62; St. Albans, Vt. 
(Co. M,) December 30, ’62; Burlington. Vt. 
3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, November 18, ’64; Veterans and Recruits (Battalion of 6 Cos., A to F, 
formed June 22, ’65), August 9, ’65. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
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Remarks. 
Iteg. 
Mass. 
12 
64 
July 21, 64, 
2 
SicJc 
$ In B. II., 2d Mass. Cavalry, 
\ Sprague and Milne. 
No Records on File. 
1st Co. Vermont Frontier Cavalry Volunteers. 
Organized January 10, ’65; Burlington, Vermont—1 year. 
Mustered out June 27, ’65. 
(See Co. M, 26th New York Cavalry.) 
2d Co. Vermont Frontier Cavalry Volunteers. 
Organized January 10, ’65; Burlington, Vermont.—1 year. 
Mustered out June 27, '65. 
(See Co. F, 26th New York Cavalry.) 
N E—10 VERMONT. 
38 
ARTILLERY. 
1st Vermont Heavy Artillery Volunteers. 
(11 th Vermont Infantry prior to December 10, ’62.) 
Organized j 
(Cos. A to K) as lltA Vermont Infantry September 1, ’62; Brattleboro’, Vt. ) 
(Cos. L and M) July 11, and October 7, '63. 5 
Mustered out, original men, June 25, ’65; Veterans and Recruits consolidated into a Battalion of 4 Com- 
panies, and mustered out August 25, ’65. 
3 years. 
{From Oct. —, '62, to April —, ’64, served in 1st Brig, of Haskin’s Div., Defences of Washington. 
“ April —, ’64, to May —, '65, “ “ 2d “ 2d “ 6th Army Corps. 
“ May —, '65, to Aug. 25, ‘65, “ “ Forts Foote and Washington, Maryland. 
Note. 
No Records on File. 
1st Co. Vermont Heavy Artillery Volunteers. 
Organized April —, ’65, by transfers from the 2d Vermont Light Artillery—1 and 3 years. 
Mustered out July 25, '65. 
No Records on File. 
1st Battery Vermont Light Artillery Volunteers. 
Organized. February 18, '62; Brattleboro’, Vermont—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, Aug. 10, ’64; Veterans and Recruits transferred to 2d Vermont Battery. 
Class. 
No. 
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Beg. 
N. Y. 
238 
6 
Oct. —, 63. 
2 
Sick 
In B. II. 13t«< New York. 
No Records on File, VERMONT. 
2d Battery Vermont Light Artillery Volunteers. 
Organized December 24, ’61; Brandon, Vermont—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, September 20, ’64 ; Veterans and Recruits, July 31, ’65. 
Note.—ls£ Vermont Battery transferred to this Battery Aug. 10, ’64, and to 1st Co. Vermont Heavy 
Artillery, April —, ’65. 
No Records on File. 
3d Battery Vermont Light Artillery Volunteers. 
Organized January 1, ’64; Burlington, Vermont—3 years. 
Mustered out June 15, ’65. 
Class. 
No. 
Pagk. 
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To— 
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Remarks. 
Pres. 
U.S.A. 
30 
1 
May 15, 65 
May 20, 65 
Sick 
< In Brigade Hospital, Artillery 
\ Reserve, Army of the Potomac. 
No Records on File. VERMONT. 
INFANTRY. 
1st Vermont Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized May 9, ’61, Rutland, Vermont—3 months. 
Mustered out August 15, ’61. 
No Records on File. 
2d Vermont Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized June 20, ’G1; Burlington, Vermont—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, June 29, ’64; Veterans and Recruits, July 15, ’65. 
Class. 
No. 
Page 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Reg. 
1 
1 
July 1, 61 
May 1, 62 
By Cos. 
s. & w. 
ii 
2 
1 
June 1, 62 
April —,63 
(t 
u 
A C. 
O.&L 
205 
31 
Oct. 17, 62 
* April —, 63 
April 16, 64 
May 3. 64 
u 
Sick Call. 
3 
1 
(( 
Me. 
5 
1 & 42 
Sept. 1, 63 
July —, 61 
Sept. 23, 63 
Sick. 
Wounded 
In It. H. 7th Maine Volunteers. 
and Paroled. (Rice.) 
S.Div. ? 
21 
1 
Case. ) 
Pres. 
1 
1 
Feb. 10, 62 
May 3, 64 
Prescription. 
No diagnosis. 
U 
2 
1 
Oct, 8, 63 
Marcli 6, 64 
Oct. 22, 63 
Aug. 8, 64 
U 
U (i 
it 
8 
1 
Daily 
(( 
A. C. 
0. & L. 
Miscel. 
180 
1 
4 
Jan. 14, 63 
Nov. 10, 62 
Oct. —,63 
Feb. 16, 64 
0. & L. 
Numl. Repts. 
received. 
Information in Remarks. 
1 
Morning 
“ 
2 
1 
Feb. 17, 64 
Mar. 23, 65 
U 
U VERMONT. 
41 
3d Vermont Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized. July 16, '61; St. Johnsbury, Vermont—3 years. 
Mustered, out, original men, July 27, ’64; Veterans and Recruits consolidated into a Battalion of 6 Com 
panics (A to C, and E, I, and K), and mustered out July 11, ’65. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
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To— 
Contents. 
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Keg. 
8 
1 
June 2, 62 
April 30, 64 
1 to 2392 
S. & W. 
By Cos. (Monthly Order.) 
Papers 
1165 
Oct. 1, 62 
1 
Sick. 
Bolton. 
Me. 
Pres. 
5 
1&42 
Sept. 11, 63 
Nov. —■, 62 
U 
Regtl. 
Rept. 
1 
Wounded, 
(Wood,) Company I. 
Pres. 
0 
A. C. 
1 
Mar. 15, 64 
Nov. 5, 64 
Daily 
Prescription. 
( No entries bet’n May 3 & June 
( '64, and Oct. 18 & Nov. 1, ’64 
Reg. 
242 
5 
Mar. 24, 64 
April 29, 64 
Weekly 
Prescription. 
0. & L. 
188 
6 
April 15, 62 
Feb. 13, 65 
April 28, 64 
0. & L. 
received and sent. 
received. 
Reg. 
Miscel. 
242 
25 
5 
1 
May 24, 63 
Feb. —, 65 
Mng.&Wly 
Numl. Repts 
4th Vermont Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized September 21, '61; Brattleboro, Vermont—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, September 30, ’64; Veterans and Recruits, July 13, ’65. 
Note.—The 1st, 2d and 3d Companies, Vt. Sharp-shooters, transferred to this Regiment Feb. 25, ’65. 
No Records on File. 
5th Vermont Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized September 16,’61; St. Albans, Vermont—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, , ’64; Veterans and Recruits, June 29, ’65. 
Note.—Veterans and Recruits of the 10tA Vermont Vols. transferred to this Regiment June 22, '65. 
No Records on File. 
N E—11 VERMONT. 
6th Vermont Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized October 15, ’61; Montpelier, Vermont—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, October 14, ’64; Veterans and Recruits consolidated into a Battalion of 6 
Companies (A., C, G, H, I. and K), and mustered out June 26, ’65. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
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Reg. 
l( 
13 
27 
*Jan. —, 03 
May 1, 64 
June —, 65 
S. & W. 
13 
109 
June —, 04 
ii 
13 
JL07 
1 
Dec. —, 04 
u 
Pres. 
10 
Aug. 1, 63 
Mar. 15, 65 
Daily 
Sick Call. 
Reg. 
13 
83 
May —, 64 
Oct. 19, 64 
By Cos. 
Wounded 
in battle. 
11 
7 
April 2, 65 
Sept. —,63 
U 
Case 
1 
Mar. —, 64 
3 
Cases. 
( Lt. D R , Fleming, and 
l La Mountain. 
Pres. 
9 
1 
Jan. —, 63 
May —, 64 
Prescription. 
Reg. 
11 
3 
March 1, 64 
June —, 65 
Daily 
U 
13 
1 
Oct. —■, 61 
June —, 63 
By Cos. 
Deaths 
and Discharges. 
Miscel. 
8 
1 
April 1, 64 
Mar. —, 65 
Morning 
Numl. Repts. 
7tli Vermont Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized February 12, ’62 (service to date from June 1, ’61); Rutland, Vermont—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, , ’64; Veterans and Recruits, March 14, ’66. 
Class. 
No. 
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Qtly 
Rpt. Fla. 
Sept. 30, 63 
1 
Wounded. 
Royse, Co. I. 
Pres. 
14 
1 
Mar. 1, 65 
June 18, 65 
Daily 
Prescription. 
U 
14 
end. 
April 8, 65 
U 
(( 
Miscl. 
9 
1 
Jan. 1, 63 
Dec. 31, 64 
Morning 
Numl. Rpts. 
8th Vermont Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized February 18, '62; Brattleboro, Vermont—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, June 22, ’64 (to take effect June 1, ’64); Veterans and Recruits, June 28, ’65. 
Class. 
No. 
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Reg. 
N. Y. 
238 
9 
May —, 64 
1 
Sick. 
Robinson, in R. II., 131a< N. Y. 
No Records on File, VERMONT. 
9th Vermont Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized. July 9, ’62; Biattleboro, Vermont—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, June 13, ’65; Veterans and Recruits consolidated into a Battalion of 4 Com- 
panies (A to D), and mustered out November 24, ’65. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
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To— 
Contents. 
Remakes. 
Reg. 
Misccl. 
N. Y. 
247 
19 
August 1, 63 
March —, 63 
Jan. —, 61 
Jan. 1, 64 
2 
Sic!. 
( Garry and Seers, in R. H. 139th 
\ N.Y. 
Newton and Phelps. 
Maynard. 
III. 
Rept. 
2 
Wounded. 
i i 
Regtl. 
Miscel. 
April —, 64 
June 13, 65 
1 
at 
1 
Morning 
Nural. Rpts. 
10th Vermont Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized September 1, ’62; Brattleboro, Vermont—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, June 22, ’65; Veterans and Recruits transferred to the 5th Vermont Vols. 
No Records on File. 
11th Vermont Infantry Volunteers. 
{See 1st Vermont Heavy Artillery, p. 38. 
No Records on File. 
12th Vermont Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized October 4, ’62; Brattleboro’, Vermont—9 months. 
Mustered out July 14, ’63. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
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To— 
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Remarks. 
Eeg. 
18 
1 
Oct. 
1, 62 
June 
20, 63 
S. & W. 
(Partly in Monthly Order.) 
li 
19 
1 
Jan. 
19, 63 
Feb. 
7, 63 
1 
Sick. 
In Green Mountain Hospl, Va. 
“ 
19 
4 
Feb. 
15, 63 
Mar. 
31, 63 
5 
U 
it (< (( <( u 
U 
23 
9 & 12 
Mar. 
6, 63 
May 
10, 63 
2 
(i 
Rood, Pearson, in R. H. 13tli Vt. 
28 
5 
Mar. 
19, 63 
1 
u 
Burr, in R. H. 14th Vt. 
Pres. 
17 
1 
Oct. 
14, 62 
June 
—, 63 
Prescription. 
Miscel. 
11 
1 
Jan. 
1, 63 
June 
24, 63 
Morning 
Nuinl Rpts. 
Information in Remarks. 
R. & R. 
3 
1 
Oct. 
—, 62 
Mar. 
—, 63 
Requisitions. VERMONT. 
44 
13th Vermont Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized October 10, ’62; Brattleboro, Vermont—9 months. 
Mustered out July 21, '63. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
From— 
To 
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Remarks. 
Reg. 
23 
2 
Oct. 
1, 02 
June 20, 63 
1 to 342 
s. & W. 
19 
1 
Jan. 
12, 63 
Mar. 
29, 63 
U 
In Green Mountain Hospital, Va. 
U 
28 
5 & 6 
April 
—, 63 
May 
—, 63 
u 
In It. H. 14th Vermont. 
Pres. 
20 
3 
Nov. 
4, 62 
June —, 63 
Prescription. 
Reg. 
23 
Tag. 
Oct. 
27, 62 
June —,63 
Deaths. 
Miscel. 
17 
1st pt. 
April 
63 
May —, 63 
List of 
Patients. 
R. & R. 
Miscel. 
G&7 
17 
1 
Jan. 
62 
—, 63 
, 63 
June 24, 63 
Morning 
Returns. 
Numl. Repts. 
14th Vermont Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized October 31, ’62; Brattleboro, Vermont—9 months. 
Mustered out July 30, ’63. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
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To— 
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Remarks. 
Eeg. 
28 
1 
Oct. 30, 62 
Nov. 12,62 
7 
Sick. 
Camp Seward. 
u 
28 
2 
Oct. 11, 62 
Dec. 18, 62 
S.& W. 
u 
28 
5 
Mar. —, 63 
May 29, 63 
U 
u 
28 
6* 
April 15, 63 
List of 
U 
sent to General Hospital. 
u 
19 
1 
Jan. —, 63 
Mar. 29, 63 
u 
In Green Mountain Hospital, Va. 
Case. 
6 
1 
Oct. 30, 62 
April 13, 63 
Cases. 
R. & R. 
10 
Tag. 
Mar. —,63 
April —,63 
Deaths 
and Discharges. 
Miscel. 
20 
1 
Feb. —, 63 
June —, 63 
Morning 
Numl. Repts. 
15th Vermont Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized October 22, ’62; Brattleboro, Vermont—9 months. 
Mustered out August 5, ’63. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
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To— 
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Remarks. 
Reg. 
33 
1 
Oct. 12, 62 
June 20, 63 
S.& W. 
U 
19 
1 
U 
In Green Mountain Hospital, Va. 
Miscel. 
23 
cover. 
Jane 11, 63 
List of 
(< 
In Hospital, Union Mills, Ya. 
Reg. 
33 
Tag. 
Oct. 28, 62 
April 3, 63 
U 
Deaths. 
0. & L. 
I 
1 
Jan. —, 63 
June 23, 63 
0. & L. 
received. 
Miscel. 
23 
1 
Jan. 27, 63 
June 24, 63 
Morning 
Nutnl. Rpts. 
Information in Remarks. VERMONT. 
16th Yermont Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized October 23, '62; Brattleboro, Vermont—9 mouths, 
Mustered out August 10, '63. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
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To— 
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Remarks. 
Reg. 
38 
1 
Oct. 12, 62 
June —, 63 
S. & W. 
U 
19 
1 
Jan. 14, 63 
Jan. 29, 63 
u 
In Green Mountain Hospital, Va. 
Miscel. 
26 
1 
Feb. 16, 63 
June 25, 63 
Morning 
Nuinl. Rpts. 
17th Yermont Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized January 5 to September 22, '64; Burlington, Vermont—1 and 3 years. 
Mustered out July 14, '65. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
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llEMARKS. 
Miecel. 
30 
1 
June —, ©4: 
June —, 65 
Deaths 
and Discharges. 
0. &L. 
3 
1 
April 30, 64 
May 13, 65 
0. &L. 
received. 
Miscel. 
29 
1 
April 30, 64 
May —, 64 
Morning 
Numl. Kpts. 
it 
29 
16 
Dec. 25, ©4 
July 11, 65 
it 
U 
1st Co. Yt. Sharp-shooters. {See Co. f, istu. s. s. s.) 
2d Co. Yt. Sharp-shooters. {See cv>.e, 2d “ “ ) 
3d Co. Yt. Sharp-shooters. (8yeeCo. h,2d « “ ) 
Transferred to 
4th Vt. Infantry 
Feb. 25, 18(35. 
NK—12 VERMONT. 
VERMONT POST AND GENERAL HOSPITALS. 
General from Jan. 1, ’63, to Mar. —, ’65.1 
Gov. Smith G. H., from April —, ’65, to Oct. 5, ’65. j 
Brattleboro’ 
emiont. 
Opened August —, ’62 (under State authority, Vermont Military Hospital); organized as a General 
Hospital about January 1, ’63. 
Closed October 5, '65. 
Location, in wooden Barracks, near the Connecticut River. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
From— 
To— 
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liKMAHKS. 
Aug. 
- 62 
Dec. 
31, 62 
S. cj- IV. 
etc. Not on file. 
Reg. 
43 
S' 
Man. 
— 63 
June 
21, 64 
1 to 2069 
n 
42 
i ( 
44 
11 
Jan. 
1, 64 
Sept. 
1, 65 
1334 to 3402 
V “ 
Duplicate of 43, from Jan. 1, ’64. 
42 
A 
if 
45 
1 
Jan. 
— 63 
June 
24, 63 
u 
Vt. Troops. History of cases. 
S. Div. 
Q. R. 
44 
—, 63 
—, 64 
Sept. 
Aug. 
30, 65 
-, 65 
Wounded. 
U 
History of cases. 
Surgical Register. 
Reg 
110 
June 
Pres. 
23 
l 
Jan. 
1, 63 
Sept. 
5, 63 
Weekly 
Prescription. 
“ 
23 
183 
Dec. 
1, 64 
April 
9, 65 
U 
“ 
No diagnosis. 
(i 
24 
1 
May 
— 65 
Aug. 
22, 65 
“ 
U 
ft if 
Papers j 
409 
Feb. 
14, 63 
Oct. 
1, 65 
Changes 
on Morning Reports. 
to 411 
47 
07 
U 
Mar. 
6, 65 
Aug. 
11, 65 
1 Hscharges. 
Papers. 
409 
Feb. 
10, 64 
July 
30, 65 
Deaths. 
Burials. 
if 
30 
409 
47 
Dec. 
Sept. 
Man. 
18, 63 
10, 63 
—, 63 
July 
30, 65 
« 
if 
List of 
Patients 
in Hospital. 
Diagnosis in some cases. 
Reg. 
1 
May 
6, 64 
1 to 1603 
Des. Lists. 
0. * L. 
5 
1 
Jan. 
1, 63 
Feb. 
12, 64 
Indexed 
Letters 
sent. Yol. 1. 
“ 
6 
1 
Feb. 
29, 64 
Sept. 
13, 64 
U 
U 
“ “ 2. 
« 
7 
1 
Sept. 
14, 64 
April 
4, 65 
“ 
“ 
“ few received. Vol.3. 
i l 
§ 
1 
Mar. 
—, 65 
Aug. 
15, 65 
“ 
ll 
received. 
if 
9 
1 
April 
4, 65 
Aug. 
18, 65 
“ 
if 
sent. Yol. 4. VERMONT. 
Sloan General Hospital, Montpelier, Vermont. 
Opened June —, '64. 
Closed November —, ’65. 
Location: 1 mile from town, near the Onion River. 
Note.—July, ’65, Baxter General Hospital, Burlington, Vermont, was closed, and patients were 
transferred to this Hospital. 
Class. 
No. 
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Remarks. 
Reg. 
62 
1 
June 18, 64 
Sept. 27, 65 
1 to 1670 
S. & W. 
X 
S. Div. 
Q.R. 
April —, 64 
Sept. 30, 65 
Wounded. 
Case 
3 
1 
, 64 
, 65 
Indexed 
Cases. 
(( 
8 
1 
, 65 
(( 
U 
Pres. 
31 
1 
May 14, <i5 
July 9, 65 
W eekly 
Prescription. 
No diagnosis. 
Reg. 
63 
1 
June 19, 64 
May 19, 65 
Changes 
on Morning Reports. 
Papers. 
415 
Aug. 1, 64 
Oct. 18, 65 
U 
t( u u 
Reg. 
64 
1 
May 20, 65 
Nov. 18, 65 
“ 
“ “ “ 
415 
July 8, 64 
Oct, 1, 64 
Deaths. 
Burials. 
M Rolls 
Oct. —, 65 
Musters 
Patients, &c. 
Papers. 
2839 
June 26, 64 
Oct. 7, 65 
W eekly 
Nuinl. Repts. 
Marine Hospital, from April 22, ’62, to March — ’03. " 
General Hospital, from April — >63, to sept. — ’64. y 
Baxter G. H., from Sept. —,’64, to July 4, ’65. J 
Burlington, 
Vermont. 
Opened about May, 'G2. 
Closed July 4, '65. Patients transferred to a temporary Post Hospital established here, and to the Gene- 
ral Hospital, Montpelier, Vermont. 
Located near Lake Champlain, in the Marine Hospital. The Alms-House was used for Convalescents 
to February, ;64. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
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To— 
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Remarks. 
Keg. 
52 
1 
May 6, 62 
Feb. 29, 64 
1 to 1056 
S. &W. 
U 
53 
1 
*Mar. 3, 64 
June 14, 65 
— to 2406 
X “ 
U 
56 
1 
July 1, 64 
Jan. 6, 65 
“ 
No dispn. Part dupl. of ’53. 
S. Dis. 
Q.R. 
Oct. — 63 
June —, 65 
Wounded. 
Keg. 
55 
1 
July 1, 63 
June 15, 65 
Surgical Register. 
Case. 
1 
1 
June —, 64 
Aug. —, 64 
Indexed 
Cases. 
U 
2 
1 
May —,62 
, 64 
“ 
(( 
Pres. 
27 
1 
May —, 62 
July 3, 65 
Prescription. 
No diagnosis. 
Papers. 
2339 
Jan. 31, 63 
Mar 19, 64 
[Contii 
lued over.] 
Changes. 
Weekly Reports. VERMONT. 
48 
Marine and General Hospitals, Burlington, Yt.—Concluded. 
Class. 
No. 
Page 
From 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Reg. 
58 
1 
"Mar. 6, 
63 
Dec. 31, 
64 
Daily 
Changes. 
' 
U 
59 
1 
Jan. 1, 
65 
July 4, 
65 
“ 
“ 
it 
56 
Tag. 
Jan. 9, 
July —, 
64 
Oct. 30, 
64 
Furloughs 
Discharges. 
and Passes. 
R. & R. 
14 
62 
Dec. —, 
62 
List of 
in hospital. 
Papers. 
413 
Sept. 10, 
63 
Patients 
R. & R. 
14 
Tag. 
May 13, 
May 
62 
Oct. 25, 
Jan. 10, 
62 
Deaths. 
Papers. 
Clothg. 
0. & L. 
it 
30 
62 
65 
1 
1 
Alpha. 
Baggage. 
Letters 
a 
Knapsack Book. 
sent. 
it 
B 2 
1 
April 1, 
April 20, 
64 
65 
J uly 6, 
May 9, 
65 
13 
1 
65 
a 
14 
1 
April 21, 
65 
June 6, 
65 
Indexed 
O & L. 
sent and received. 
a 
15 
1 
April 17, 
Nov. 10, 
Mar. 28, 
65 
64 
65 
U 
it it 
Reg. 
60 
1 
June 11, 
June 11, 
Jan. —, 
65 
Passes. 
a 
it 
61 
1 
65 
65 
ti 
57 
1 
May —, 
64 
65 
M. Rolls. 
63 
65 
Papers. 
it 
412 
63 
Daily 
Morning 
Changes. 
Numl. Rpts. 
412 
& May —, 
64 
it 
413 
64 
July —, 
July 1, 
April 27, 
65 
(l 
u 
2339 
63 
65 
Weekly 
it it 
Miscel. 
38 to 
f- 
Mar. —, 
65 
65 
Hospital 
Accounts. 
41 
s 
Post Hospital, Burlington, Vermont. 
Opened July 5, ’65. 
Closed August —, ’65. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
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Remarks. 
Reg. 
54 
1 
July 5, 05 
July 29, 65 
1 to 96 
S. & W. 
Treated in tents. 
“ 
54 
Tag. 
July 5, 65 
Aug. 12, 65 
Daily 
Changes. 
Numl. Some information. 
Post Hospital, St. Albans, Vermont. 
No Records on File. MASSACHUSETTS. 
MASSACHUSETTS. 
CAVALRY. 
1st Massachusetts Cavalry Volunteers. 
Organized September 5 to November 1, '61 : Readville, Massachusetts—3 years. 
Note.—Companies I to M detached as an Independent Battalion August 4, '63. (See 4th Cavalry.) 
New companies, I to M, organized December 5, ’63, to January 14, '64. 
Mustered out, original men, October 24, ’64; Veterans and Recruits orgaiuzed into a Battalion of 8 Cos., 
A, B, and E to M, and mustered out June 29, ’65. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
From- 
To— 
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Remarks. 
Keg. 
i 
1 
July 
1, 
62 
Aug. 15, 62 
Daily 
S. & W. 
and Pres. Hilton Head, S. C. 
44 
2 
1 
Nov. 
1, 
62 
Feb. —, 63 
15y Cos. 
44 
“ 
3 
3 
April 
1, 
64 
April 19, 64 
44 
44 
“ 
3 
163 
'Mar. 
1, 
64 
June 27, 64 
44 
4 4 
3 
187 
'May 
1, 
64 
July 28, 64 
44 
Dismounted Camp. 
44 
5 
82 
Nov. 
1, 
64 
June 20, 65 
44 
Kegtl. 
Iiept. 
Dec. 
—( 
63 
1 
Wounded, 
Goodell, Co. F. 
N. Y. 
Reg. 
7 
1 
*Jan. 
R 
63 
1 
Sick. 
In Cav. Brig. Hospital, A. of P. 
Pres. 
23 
1 
Feb. 
14, 
62 
April 27, 62 
Daily 
Prescription. 
Reg. 
24 
1 
Dec. 
14, 
62 
April 12, 63 
“ 
44 
41 
1 
Tag. 
April 23, 
62 
Aug. 8, 62 
Discharges. 
44 
4 
4 
April 23, 
62 
Jan. —, 63 
44 
Papers. 
839 
Mar. 
—, 
62 
April 12, 63 
44 
Keg. 
5 
61 
Nov. 
2, 
64 
1 
44 
44 
4 
Tag. 
Mar. 
31, 
62 
Oct. 10, 62 
Deaths. 
Papers. 
839 
Mar. 
28, 
62 
“ 
Reg. 
4 
20 
Mar. 31, 
62 
Feb. 13, 63 
44 
44 
5 
63 
Dec. 
9, 
64 
1 
44 
Maj. Sargent. 
839 
12, 
62 
Nov. 7, 62 
0. & L. 
Reg. 
4 
89 
Jan. 
20, 
64 
July 21, 64 
<4 
received. 
839 
22, 
62 
to Hilton Head, S. C. 
44 
839 
May 
9, 
62 
April 16, 62 
Miscel. 
N E— 
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50 
1st Unattached Co. (A), Massachusetts Cavalry Yols. 
Organized December 27, ’61; Lowell, Massachusetts. 
(See 3d Massachusetts Cavalry, Co. M.) 
1st Battalion Massachusetts Frontier Cavalry Yols. 
(4 Companies, A to E.) 
Organized December 30, ’64, to January 2, ’65; Readville, Massachusetts—1 year. 
Mustered out June 30, ’65. 
(See 26th New York Cavalry.) 
2d Massachusetts Cavalry Volunteers. 
Organized 
T Cos. A, E, F, L & M, '"j 
J Cos. B, C, D, G, I & K, l 
l Co. H. J 
Dec. 10, ’62, to Jan. 20, '63—3 years. 
r San Francisco, Cal. 
< Keadville, Mass. 
Boston, Mass. 
Mustered 
out July 20, ’65, 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
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Remarks. 
Reg. 
U 
Regtl. 
it 
12 
N. Y. 
55 
Rept. 
U 
1 
Feb. 5, 64 
Aug. —, 63 
Mar. —,63 
Oct. —63 
J uly 23, 64 
Daily. 
2 
1 
1 
S. & W. 
Sick. 
Wounded 
U 
Sick call. 
In Brig. Hosp., Def. of Wash. 
accidentally, Johnson, Co. B. 
Capt. Washburne. 
Reg. 
6 
1 
Mar. 15, 63 
April 22, 63 
Pres. 
No diagnosis. 
U 
6 
Tag. 
Mar. 15, 63 
July 25, 63 
u 
2d Unattached Co. (B), Massachusetts Cavalry Yols. 
Organized December 27, ’61; Lowell, Massachusetts—3 years. 
(See 3d Massachusetts Cavalry, Co. M.) 
2d Unattached Battalion Massachusetts Cavalry Tols. 
(3 Companies, A to C, Gulf Squadron.) 
Organized 
(Cos. A and B, December 27,’61. 
-< 
(Cos. C, December 6, ’61. 
) 
r Lowell, Massachusetts—3 years 
J 
(See 3d Massachusetts Cavalry, Cos. L & M.) MASSACHUSETTS. 
51 
3d Massachusetts Cavalry Volunteers. 
(41stf Massachusetts Infantry, prior to July 22, *63.) 
'(Companies A to H and K) August 31 to November 1, ’62, as the 41st Infantry; Lynnfield 
and Boxford, Mass.—3 years. 
(Company I) August 6, ’62, as Company A, 33c7 Infantry; Boston, Mass.—3 years. 
Assigned . 
•( (Company L) December 6, ’61, as Company C, Gulf Squadron; Lowell, Mass.—3 years. 
Assigned June 17, ’63. 
(Company M) December 27, ’61, as Cos. A and B, Gulf Squadron; Lowell, Mass.—3 years. 
Assigned June 17, '63. 
c(Companies L and M, new), February, ’65; Readville, Mass.—1 year. 
Organized 
Mustered out 
(Company L) December 27, ’64; (Company M) January 31, ’65. 
Regiment CONSOLIDATED into a Battalion of 6 Cos. July 21, ’65, and M. O. Sept. 28, '65. 
No Records on File. 
3d Massachusetts Mounted Rifles Volunteers (Devin’s). 
Organized April 19, ’61; Fort McHenry, Maryland—3 months. 
Mustered out August 3, ’61. 
No Records on File. 
4th Massachusetts Cavalry Volunteers. 
Organized j 
(Companies A to H) December 26, ’63, to February 8. ’64; Readville, Mass.—3 years. 
(Companies I to M) assigned January, ’64; detached from 1st Mass. Cavalry Aug. 4, ’63. 
Mustered out, original men of Companies I to M, —, ’64; Veterans and Recruits of these Companies, 
together with remainder of Regiment, November 14, ’65. 
Class. 
Wo. 
Pagk. 
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To— 
Contents. 
Kemakks. 
Pres. 
Me. 
7 
April —, G4 
Sept. 1, 64 
August 21, 64 
Nov. 28, 64 
May —, 64 
Sept. 20, 64 
Weekly 
Prescription. 
(( 
In It. H. 12th Maine. 
No diagnosis. (Magnolia, Fla.) 
j No diagnosis. In Post Hospital, 
Cold. 
54 
85 
(( 
Fla. 
5 
1 
U 
U 
5 
Tag. 
Dec. 5, 64 
U 
l Jacksonville, hlorida. 
In P. H.. Jacksonville, Florida. 
No Records on File. MASSACHUSETTS. 
5th Massachusetts Cavalry Volunteers (Colored) 
Organized January 9 to May 5, ’64; Readville, Massachusetts—3 years. 
Mustered out October 31, ’65. 
Class. 
No. 
Pagk. 
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To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
S. Div. > 
Papers S 
840 
July —, 64 
October—, 64 
3 Lists of 
S. 4- W. 
Officers, on Monthly Reports. 
No Records on File. 
6th Massachusetts Cavalry. 
{See 31st Massachusetts Infantry, Mounted.) 
Independent Battalion Massachusetts Cavalry Yols. 
(4 Companies, A to D.) 
Organized August 4, ’63; (being Companies I to M, ls< Massachusetts Cavalry, organized at Read- 
ville, Massachusetts, October 23 to November 19, ’61)—3 years. 
Attached to 4th Massachusetts Cavalry (as Companies I to M) about February, ’64. 
(For Records, See 1st Mass. Cavalry to August, ’63.) MASSACHUSETTS. 
53 
ARTILLERY. 
1st Massachusetts Heavy Artillery Volunteers. 
(14th Massachusetts Infantry Vols. prior to January 1, '62.) 
Organized July 5, ’61, to March 26, ’62 (as 14th Massachusetts Infantry), Boston, Mass.—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, , ’64; Veterans and Recruits, August 16, ’65. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
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Remarks. 
Reg. 
7 
1 
Aug. 
14, 61 
Aug. 15, 63 
S. & W. 
t( 
8 
1 
Jan. 
6, 63 
May 6, 64 
1 to 420 
it 
U 
9 
1 
1, 62 
17, 65 
April 30. 64 
June 27, 65 
u 
Va. 
617 
11 
2 
Defences of Washington. 
In B. H 1st Conn. Hy. Artillery. 
Beg. 
Conn. 
1 
July 
26, 63 
1 
Sick. 
S. Div. 1 
575 
Dr. 27 
21, 64 
—, 63 
1 
T. Broivn, Petersburg, Va. 
Papers ) 
Beg. 
Mil. 
150 
Aug. 
Furloughs. 
40 
Tag. 
1 
—, 65 
26, 61 
0. & L. 
9 
July 
April 29, 64 
(( 
“ and sent. 
Miscel. 
39&40 
Nov. 
—, 63 
June —, 65 
Numl. Repts. 
Information in Remarks. 
1st Battalion Massachusetts Heavy Artillery Volunteers. 
(6 Companies, A to F.) 
'Cos. A to D (1st, 2d, 4th, and 5th Unattached Companies, Massachusetts Heavy Artillery)# 
March 20, ’62, to August 17, ’64; Boston and Cambridge, Mass.—1 and 3 years. 
„ Cos. E and F subsequently added. 
Organized 
Mustered out by Cos., B, E and F, June 29, ’65; D, September 12, ’65; A and C, October 20, 65. 
Note.—Did garrison duty in Forts in Boston Harbor, near Bedford and Salem. 
No Records on Pile. 
2d Massachusetts Heavy Artillery Volunteers. 
Organized July 28 to December 24, ’63; Readville and Boston, Massachusetts—3 years. 
Mustered out September —, ’65 
Note.—Did garrison duty in the Forts in Nkwrern, N. C., and Portsmouth, Va. 
No Records on Pile. 
N E—14 MASSACHUSETTS. 
54 
3d Massachusetts Heavy Artillery Yolunteers. 
Organized about November, ’64; (being the 3d and 6th to 16th Cos. Unattached Massachusetts Heavy 
Artjllery, organized January 10,'63, to September 17,’64, at Readville, Salem, Bedford, and the Forts in 
Boston Harbor, where they did duty up to date of Regimental formation)—3 years. 
Class. 
No, 
Page. 
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Contents. 
Remarks. 
Reg. 
D. C. 
610 
5 
Nov. 3, 64 
Feb. 17, 65 
S. cj- W. 
Fort Slocum, Dis. of Columbia. 
No Records on File. 
4th Massachusetts Heavy Artillery Yolunteers. 
Organized November 12, ’64; Galloup’s Island (being the 17th to 28th Cos. Unattached Massachusetts 
Heavy Artillery).—1 year. 
Mustered out June 17, ’65. 
Class. 
No. 
Pagk. 
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To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Beg. 
Fa. 
6u6 
15 
Bee. 18, 64 
June 18, 65 
173 to 347 
S. $ TV. 
Dangerfield P. H, Va. 
No Records on File. 
29th Unattached Co. Massachusetts HVy Artillery Yols. 
Organized September 20, ’64; Boston, Salem, and Concord, Massachusetts—1 year. 
Mustered out June 16, '65. 
Note.—Did duty in 1st Brigade, De Bussey’s Division, 22d Army Corps. 
No Records on File. 
30tli Unattached Co. H’vy Artillery Massachusetts Yols. 
Organized September 1, ’64; Springfield, Massachusetts—1 year. 
Mustered out June 16, ’65. 
Note.—Did duty in 1st Brigade, Ve Bussey’s Division, 22d Army Corps, 
No Records on File, MASSACHUSETTS. 
1st Battalion Massachusetts Light Artillery Volunteers. 
(Cook’s Battalion.) 
Organized April 20, ’61; Relay House, Md.—3 months. 
Mustered out August 3, ’61. 
No Records on File. 
1st Independent Batty. (A) Massachusetts Lt. Arty. Yols. 
Organized October, 3, ’61; Boston, Massachusetts—3 years. 
Mustered out October 19, ’64. 
No Records on File. 
2d Independent Batty. (B) Massachusetts Lt. Arty. Yols. 
Organized July 31, ’61; Quincy, Massachusetts—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, , '64; Veterans and Recruits, October 11,'65. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
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Remarks. 
Pres. 
11 
5 
Sept. 9, 
61 
Feb. —, 62 
Prescription 
2Vo diagnosis. In R H. V7th Mass. 
Beg. 
108 
4 
Sept. 9, 
61 
Feb. 27, 62 
A ftiv 
Sick. 
In Regtl. Hospital 17th Mass. 
No Records on File. 
3d Independent Batty. (C) Massachusetts Lt. Arty. Yols. 
Organized July to October, ’61; Lynnfield, Massachusetts—3 years. 
Mustered out September 16, ’64. 
No Records on File. 
4th Independent Batty. (D) Massachusetts Lt. Arty. Vols. 
Organized November 17, ’61; Lowell Massachusetts—3 yeais. 
Mustered out, original men, , ’64; Veterans and Recruits, November 10, ’65 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
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To— 
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Remarks. 
Pres. 
La. 
85 
Oct. 30, 62 
Jan. 23, 63 
Daily 
Prescription. 
Post Hospital, Port Pike, La. 
No Records on File. MASSACHUSETTS. 
5th Independent Batty. (E) Massachusetts Lt. Arty. Vols. 
Organized September 11 to December 7, ’61; Readville, Massachusetts—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, , ’64; Veterans and Recruits, June 12,’65. 
No Records on File. 
6th Independent Batty. (F) Massachusetts Lt. Arty. Vols. 
Organized February 3, '62; Lowell, Massachusetts—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, , ’64; Veterans and Recruits, August 7, '65. 
No Records on File. 
7th Independent Batty. (G) Massachusetts Lt. Arty. Vols. 
Organized May 21, ’61; Boston, Massachusetts —3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, May 20, ’64 ; Veterans and Recruits, November 10, ’63. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
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Remarks. 
Miscel. 
Alt hly. 
Va. 
liept. 
Nov. —, 62 
1 
Wounded 
McLaughlin, accidentally. 
1 
u 
U 
U 
Dec. —, t>2 
Sick. 
No Records on File. 
8th Independent Batty. Massachusetts Light Arty. Vols. 
(8th Militia Artillery.) 
Organized June 24,’62; Boston, Massachusetts—6 months. 
Mustered out November 29, '62. 
No Records on File. 
9th Independent Batty. Massachusetts Light Arty. Vols. 
Organized August 10,’62 ; Lynnfield, Massachusetts—3 years. 
Mustered out June 6, ’65. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
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To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Kecj. 
Conn. 
1 
2 
July 29, 63 
1 | Sick. 
In Reyimental Hospital lx< Conn. 
No Records on File. MASSACHUSETTS. 
10th Independent Batty. Massachusetts Light Arty. Yols. 
Organized September 9, ’62; Boxford, Massachusetts—3 years. 
Mustered out June 9, ’65. 
No Records on File. 
11th Independent Batty. Massachusetts Light Arty. Yols. 
Organized January 2, ’64; Boston, Massachusetts—3 years. 
Mustered out June 16, ’65. 
(See 11 th Independent Battery—9 months ) 
No Records on File. 
11th Independent Batty. Massachusetts Light Arty. Yols 
Organized August 25, ’62; Boston, Massachusetts—9 months. 
Mustered out May 25, ’63. 
(See 11 th Independent Battery—3 years.) 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
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Remarks, 
Keg. 
Va. 
600 
1 
Jan. 23, 63 
Jan. 26, 63 
8 
Sick. 
Centreville, Va. 
“ 
600 
la^t. 
Jan. 24, 63 
Jan. 26, 63 
Daily 
( S. & W. ) 
\ & Pres. £ 
U U 
No Records on File. 
12th Independent Batty. Massachusetts Light Arty. Yols 
Organized October 3, ’62, to December 29, ’62; Boston, Massachusetts—3 years. 
Mustered out July 25, ’65. 
Class. 
No Page. 
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Remarks. 
lleg. 
N. Y. ' 
247 9 
Feb. 24, f>3 
1 
Wounded. 
< In li. II. m)th New York. 
\ J. McCahan. 
No Records on File. 
N E—15 MASSACHUSETTS. 
13th Independent Batty. Massachusetts Light Art. Yols. 
Organized December 13, ’62; Boston, Massachusetts—3 years. 
Mustered out July 28, ’65. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
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Remarks. 
La. 
Beg. 
118 
N. Y. 
9 
Sept. 
3, '64 
Sept. 4, ’64 
5 
S. <Sp TV. 
Camp Parapet, Louisiana. 
U 
247 
N. Y. 
8 
Feb. 
19, ’63 
Mar. 9, 63 
Few 
Sick. 
In B. H. 139<A New York. 
(( 
247 
end. 
Mar. 
1(5, ’63 
2 
Exam, for 
Discharge. 
No Records on File. 
14th Independent Batty. Massachusetts Light Art. Yols. 
Organized February 27, ’64; Readville, Massachusetts—3 years. 
Mustered out June 15, '65. 
No„Records on File. 
> 
15th Independent Batty. Massachusetts Light Art. Yols. 
Organized February 17, ’63; Fort Warren, Boston Harbor—3 years. 
Mustered out August 4, ’65. 
No Records on File. 
16th Independent Batty. Massachusetts Light Art. Yols. 
Organized March 11, ’G4; Readville. Massachusetts—3 years. 
Mustered out June 27, '65. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
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Remarks. 
Pres. 
Penn. 
17(5 
1 
Jan. —, *63 
<f Feb. ’65 
2 
Sick. 
( In It. H. 202d Pennsylvania. 
\ (Burt and JenJcins.) 
No Records on File. MASSACHUSETTS. 
IN FANTHY. 
1st Unassigned Co. Massachusetts Sharp-shooters Vols. 
Organized September 3, ’01; Lynnfield, Massachusetts—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, Sept. 8, ’64; Veterans and Recruits transferred to 19th Massachusetts 
Infantry. 
Note.—Attached to 20?/i Mass. Infantry November, ’61, to February, ’02, and April, '03, to August, ’64. 
“ 15tli “• September and December,’62, to April, 63. 
(See 15tli, 19th, and 20tA Massachusetts Infantry.) 
No Records on File. 
2d Unassigned Co. Massachusetts Sharp-shooters Vols. 
Organized September 3,’01; Lynnfield, Massachusetts—3 years. 
Mustered out October 17, '04. 
Note.—Attached to the 22d Massachusetts Infantry , ’02. 
(See 22d Massachusetts Infantry.) 
No Records on File. 
1st Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized Mhv,’01; Boston, Massachusetts—3 years. 
Mustered out May 25, ’04. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
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Remarks. 
S. Div. 1 
521 
Dr. 13 
Sub to May 5;62 
Infy.. Dec. 13,62 
8 
Wounded. 
In Hospital, Williamshury, Va. 
Chadwick, Company C. 
Papers $ 
Kept. 
11 th 
Mass. 
1 
No Records on Pile. MASSACHUSETTS. 
1st (or Fort Monroe) Battalion Mass. Infantry Vols. 
Organized , ’61, from 7 Companies of the 29t/( Mass. Infantry sent to Fort Monrok to fill the ranks 
of the ‘id and 4 th Mass. Militia Rkgimknts, , ’61 These Companies, on expiration of term of 
the Militia organizations, remained, and were known as the 1st Battalion Mass. Infantry. Three 
new Companies being organized, it became the 29tli Mass. Infantry (which see). 
No Records on File. 
1st Unattached Co. Massachusetts Militia Infantry Vols. 
Organized April 29, ’64; Boston, Massachusetts—90 days. 
Mustered out August 1, ’64. 
No Records on File. 
1st Massachusetts Veteran Infantry Volunteers. 
(See 56t/i Massachusetts Infantry.) 
2d Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized May 25, ’61; Boston, Massachusetts—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, May 24, '64; Veterans and Recruits, July 11, ’65. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
From— 
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Remarks. 
S. Div. 1 
487 
Dr. 27 
U 
Dec. 20, 64 
1 
Wounded, 
Sergeant Pendug. 
Papers $ 
U 
487 
1 
S. Div. \ 
21 
July —, 61 
1 
U 
if Paroled ( Gray). 
Case. 
No Records on File. 
2d Unattached Co. Massachusetts Militia Infantry Vols. 
( May 3, ’64; Keadville, Massachusetts—90 days. 
Organized UgUS(. ’64. Gloucester, Massachusetts—100 days. 
( August 6, ’64—90 days’ men. 
Mustered out < .. , , 
(November 15, 64—100 days men. 
No Records on File. MASSACHUSETTS. 
61 
2d Unattached Co. Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized November 16, ’64; Salem, Massachusetts—1 year. 
Mustered out July —, ’65. 
No Records on Pile. 
2d Massachusetts Veteran Infantry Volunteers. 
(See 57th Massachusetts Infantry.) 
3d Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers (Militia) 
Organized April 23, ’61; Fort Monroe, Virginia—3 months, ’61. 
Mustered out July 22, ’61. 
(See Fort Monroe Battalion.) 
No Records on File. 
3d Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized September—, ’62; Lakeville, Massachusetts—9 months,'62-63. 
Mustered out June 26,’63. 
No Records on Pile. 
3d Unattached Co. Massachusetts Infantry Vols. (Militia). 
Organized May 3, ’64; lleadville, Massachusetts—90 days. 
Mustered out August 5, '64. 
No Records on Pile. 
3d Massachusetts Veteran Infantry Volunteers. 
(See 58th Massachusetts Infantry.) 
N E—16 MASSACHUSETTS. 
4th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers (Militia). 
Organized April 22, ’61; Fort Monroe, Virginia—3 months, ’61. 
Mustered out July 22, ’61. 
(See 29th Massachusetts Infantry.) 
No Records on Pile. 
4th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized September 23, ’62; Lakeville, Massachusetts—9 months, ’62-’63. 
Mustered out August 28, ’63. 
No Records on Pile. 
4th Unattached Co, Massachusetts Infantry Vols.(Militia). 
Organized May 3, ’64; Readville, Massachusetts—90 days. 
Mustered out August 6, ’64. 
No Records on Pile. 
4th Massachusetts Veteran Infantry Volunteers. 
(See 59th Massachusetts Infantry.) 
5th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers (Militia). 
Organized May 1, ’61; Washington, D. C.—90 days, ’61. 
Mustered out August 1, ’61. 
No Records on File. 
5th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized. September, ’62; Wenham, Massachusetts—9 months, ’62-63. 
Mustered out July 2, ’63. 
No Records on Pile. MASSACHUSETTS. 
5th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers (Militia) 
Organized July 18 to 26, ’64; lleadville, Massachusetts—100 days, ’64. 
Mustered out November 16, ’64. 
No Records on File. 
5th Unattached Co. Massachusetts Infantry Vols. (Militia). 
Organized May 4, ’64; Readville, Massachusetts—90 days. 
Mustered out August 2, '64. 
No Records on File. 
6th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers (Militia) 
Organized April 22, ’61; Washington, T). C.—3 months, ’61. 
Mustered out July, ’61. 
No Records on File. 
6th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized August 31 to September 8, '62; Boston and Lowell, Massachusetts—9 months, '62-63. 
Mustered out June 3, ’63. 
Class. 
No. 
Pagk 
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Contents. 
Remarks. 
S. Div. \ 
554 
Dr. 13 
April 24, 63 
May 15 <)’■ 16,63 
Wounded. 
Papers ) 
No Records on File. 
6th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers (Militia). 
Organized July 13 to 19, ’61; Eeadville, Massachusetts—100 days, ’64. 
Mustered out October 27, ’(14 
Class. 
No 
Page 
I’hom - 
To— 
('OXTKNTS. 
Remarks. 
Pres. 
Del. 
12 
1 
Aug. 7, C l 
Aug. ID, 61 
Weekly Prescription 
No diagnosis. MASSACHUSETTS. 
6thUnattached Co. Massachusetts Infantry Vols.(Militia) 
Organized May 4, ’64; Readville, Massachusetts—90 days. 
Mustered out August 2, ’64. 
No Records on File. 
7th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized June, ’61; Boston and Taunton, Massachusetts—3 years. 
Mustered out June 27, ’64. 
Class. 
No. ‘Page. 
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Kemarks. 
S. Div. 1 
554 Dr. 13 
May 15, 63 
May 16, 63 
Wounded. 
Papers $ 
6S'/L 
/ f ¥ 
c/<*-«-* 1<6, (>C/ 
CU-LCy 1 /, 6c/ 
UDMj 2. s. Gcf 
J 
S'. -J rr.TJ-. <- * < r?. // j?" a. U<r€o 
1 Co./c-. >CoJiC. 
No Records on Pile. 
7th Unattached Company Mass. Infantry Vols. (Militia). 
Organized May, ’64; Readville, Massachusetts—90 days. 
Mustered out August, ’64. 
No Records on Pile. 
8th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers (Militia). 
Organized April 30, ’61; Washington, D. C.—3 months, ’61. 
Mustered out July, '61. 
No Records on File. 
8th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized. September 15 to October 30, ’62; Boxford, Massachusetts—9 months, ’62-63. 
Mustered out August 7, '63. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
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Remarks. 
0. &L. 
1 
1 
, 62 
63 
0. &L. 
received and sent. 
Mi seel. 
I 
1 
Dec. 4, 62 
July 5, 63 
Numl. Repts. 
No S. & W. or Prescription on File. MASSACHUSETTS. 
65 
8th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers (Militia). 
Organized July 13 to 22, ’64; Readville, Massachusetts—100 days, ’64. 
Mustered out November 10, ’64. 
No Records on File. 
8th Unattached Mass. Infantry Volunteers (Militia). 
Organized May 10, ’64; Readville, Massachusetts—90 days. 
Mustered out August 11, ’64. 
No Records on File. 
9th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
(Irish Regiment.) 
Organized June 11, ’61; Boston, Massachusetts—3 years. 
Mustered out June 21. ’64. 
Class 
No. 
Page. 
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Remarks. 
S. Div. 1 
296 
Dr. 19 
Sept. 14, 61 
2 
Wounded. 
Papers $ 
Regtl. 
Rept. 
Feb. —, 64 
1 
Sick, 
Dougherty, Company D. 
No Records on File. 
9th Unattached Mass. Infantry Volunteers (Militia). 
Organized May 10, ’64; Readville, Massachusetts—90 days, ’64 
Mustered out August 11, '64 
No Records on File 
10th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers 
Organized June 21, ’61; Boston and Springfield, Massachusetts—3 years 
Mustered out July 6, ’64 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
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Kkmarks. 
S. ])iv. 1 
578 
Dr. £7 
June 1, 62 
1 
Wounded. 
Fair Oaks, Va. Ingraham, Co. B. 
I’apers ) 
No Records on File. 
n e 17 MASSACHUSETTS. 
66 
10th Unattached Co. Massachusetts Inf. Vols. (Militia). 
Organized May 10, '64; Readville, Massachusetts—90 days. 
Mustered out August 8, '64. 
No Records on File. 
lltli Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized J une 13, ’61; Boston, Massachusetts—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, , '64; Veterans and Recruits consolidated into a Battalion of 7 
Companies, and mustered out July 14, '65. 
Note.—Veterans and Recruits of the 16th Massachusetts Infantry transferred to this Regiment July 
11, '64. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
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Remarks. 
Reg. 
15 
19 
Sept. 
Feb. 
July 
July 
Aug. 
July 
11, 62 
1, 64 
21, 61 
-61 
April 16, 64 
May 3, 64 
Nov. —, 63 
s. & w. 
Pres. 
Reg. 
S.I). i 
Case, i 
Rear. 
3 
15 
0 
1 
Daily 
Prescription. 
21 
1 
15 
11 
— 62 
Dec. 23, 63 
Feb. 8, 64 
—. 64 
Discharges. 
15 
12 
21, 61 
63 
—, 63 
62 
It 
15 
Invalid Corps. 
received. 
it 
15 
15 
51 
i 
Aug. 
May 
April —, 64 
Jan. —, 63 
List of 
a 
Recruits 
Absentees. 
11th Unattached Co. Massachusetts Inf. Vols. (Militia). 
Organized May 16, ’64; Readville, Massachusetts—90 days. 
Mustered out August 15, ’64. 
No Records on File. 
12th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers 
Organized June 26, '61; Boston, Massachusetts—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, July 8, ’64. Veterans and Recruits transferred to 39th Massachusetts 
Infantry June 25, ’64. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
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Remakes. 
Reg. 
18 
1 
Aug. 
1, 61 
June 25, 64 
S. & W. 
and Casualties. 
Pres. 
5 
1 
Sept. 
1, 61 
April 30, 62 
Weekly 
Prescription. 
O.&L. 
5 
1 
Jan. 
63 
April —, 64 
O. & L. 
-received. MASSACHUSETTS. 
12th Unattached Co. Massachusetts Inf. Vols. (Militia) 
Organized May 16.’64; Readville, Massachusetts—90 days. 
Mustered out August 15, ’64. 
No Records on File. 
13th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
(Battalion 4th Rifles.) 
Organized July 16 to August 1, ’61; Boston, Massachusetts—3 years. 
Mustered out August 1, ’64. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
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Remarks. 
Keg. 
21 
1 
Aug. 7, til 
Oct. 18, 62 
S. & W. 
Pres. 
7 
1 
Mar. 28, 63 
May 1, 64 
(( 
& Prescription. 
Keg. 
22 
Venn. 
1 
*Mar. 29, 63 
June 29, 64 
“ 
and Casualties. 
S. I)iv. ? 
Case. $ 
71 
21 
15 a 12 
Sept. 29, Cl 
Oct. 20, 61 
Oct. 30, 61 
3 
a 
Wounded 
and Paroled. 
Mi-eel. 
3 
1 
Aug. 
25, 61 
Nov. —, 61 
Cases. 
iC 
4 
A. C. 
end. 
July 
18, 62 
3 
Discharges 
Howe, Washburn, and Hartwell. 
0. & L. 
§ 
1 
Mar. 14, 64 
April 15, 64 
0. & L. 
received and sent. 
Mi seel. 
3 A 4 
Sept. —,61 
Dec. 10, 63 
Nmnl. Repts. 
13th Unattached Co. Massachusetts Inf. Vols. (Militia). 
Organized May 16, ’64; Readville, Massachusetts—90 days. 
Mustered out August 15, ’64. 
No Records on File. 
14th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
Changed January, '62, io 1st Massachusetts Heavy Artillery. 
No Records on File. MASSACHUSETTS. 
68 
15tli Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers 
Organized July 12 to August 7, '61; Worcester, Massachusetts—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, July 28, ’64; Veteians and Recruits transferred to the 20th MASSACHUSETTS 
Infantry. Andrews’ Sharp-shooters attached to this Regiment Sept., ’62, and from December, 
’62, to April, ’63. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
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Remarks. 
Reg. 
U 
20 
1 
# Jan. 
1. 63 
July 30, 63 
April 15, 64 
S. & W. 
27 
1 
Aug. 
*Feb. 
1. 63 
and general summaries. 
In Hospital, Poolsville, Md. 
Phinney and Collar. 
Pay and Clothing. 
&c. 
(( 
36 
242 
—, 62 
—, 61 
u 
S. Dir. \ 
31 
liox ) 
566 J 
Dr. 8 
Oct. 
2 
Papers $ 
M. I. G. 
Iicds. 
Feb. 
9, 63 
- 61 
Regtl. 
June 
List of 
Captures, 
15th Unattached Co. Massachusetts Inf. Yols. (Militia). 
Organized July 29, ’(54; Readville, Massachusetts—100 days. 
Mustered out November 5, ’64. 
No Records on File. 
16tli Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized June 29 to July 12, ’61; Boston, Massachusetts—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, July 27, ’64; Veterans and Recruits transferred to 11 tli Massachusetts 
Infantry J uly —, ’64. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
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Remarks. 
Reg. 
30 
* April 1. 63 
April 2, 64 
By Cos. 
S. & W. 
Pres. 
9 
Sept. 6, 62 
April 15, 64 
Daily 
Prescription. 
(( 
19 
Sept. 10, 62 
April 14, 64 
Weekly 
U 
No diagnosis. 
16tli Unattached Co. Massachusetts Inf. Yols. (Militia). 
Organized August 6, ’64; Readville, Massachusetts—100 days, 
Mustered out November 14, ’(54. 
No Records on File. MASSACHUSETTS. 
69 
17th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized July 22, ’61; Lynnfield, Massachusetts—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, August 3, '64; Veterans and Recruits, July 11, ’65 
Class. 
No. 
Page 
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Kemahks. 
Reg- 
108 
1 
Sept. 4. 61 
June 
20, 62 
1 to 2830 
S. & W. 
it 
109 
1 
June 21, 62 
July 
14, 64 
< 2831 to ) 
\ 5146 5 
tt 
See also men in quarters. 
u 
119 
l 
Nov. 8, 61 
Nov. 8, 61 
Nov. 8, 61 
Nov. 8. 61 
Aug 
Oct. 
27, 62 
13, 62 
10, 62 
29, 62 
ti 
Company G, Sick Call. 
“ A, “ 
it 
112 
1 
u 
tt 
115 
1 
Nov. 
tt 
“ D, 
it 
117 
1 
Nov. 
it 
“ E, “ 
tt 
118 
1 
Oct. 27, 62 
Sept. 4. 62 
Oct. 14, 62 
May 
June 
21, 63 
15, 63 
17, 63 
u 
“ F, “ 
it 
114 
1 
ti 
“ C, “ 
,< 
113 
1 
July 
J uly 
Feb. 
it 
A, “ 
110 
1 
Oct. 1, 62 
Aug. 1, 63 
Nov. 14, 62 
31, 63 
u 
In Quarters only. 
ti ti 
u 
111 
1 
29, 64 
17, 63 
tt 
ti 
110 
1 
Aug. 
tt 
Company D, Sick Call. 
S. Div. ) 
File J 5 
575 
Dr. 27 
Dec. 16, 62 
Feb. 
1, 64 
5 
Wounded. 
Pres. 
11 
1 
Sept. 4, 61 
Mar. 
15, 62 
Prescription. 
No diagnosis. 
17th Unattached Co., Mass. Infantry Yols. (Militia). 
Organized August 5, ’64; Readville, Massachusetts—100 days, August to November, ’64. 
Mustered out November 12, ’64. 
No Records on File. 
17tli Unassigned Co., Massachusetts Infantry Vols. 
Organized November 13, ’64; Salem, Massachusetts—1 year, November, ’64-’65. 
Mustered out June 30, ’65. 
No Records on File. 
N E—18 MASSACHUSETTS. 
70 
18th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized August 24, ’61, to January 14, ’62; Boston and Readville, Massachusetts—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, Sept. 2, ’64; Veterans and Recruits transferred to 32d Massachusetts 
Infantry October 21, ’64. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
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Remarks. 
Regtl. 
Rept. 
Sept. —, 63 
& Jan. —, 64 
2 
Wounded. 
Col. Hays and Capt. Drew. 
No Records on File. 
18th Unattached Co. Mass. Infantry Vols. (Militia). 
Organized August 6, ’64; Readville, Massachusetts—100 days, August to November, ’64. 
Mustered out November 14, ’64. 
No Records on File. 
18th Unassigned Co. Massachusetts Infantry Vols. 
Organized December 7, ’64; Taunton, Massachusetts—1 year, December, ’64-65. 
Mustered out May 12, ’65. 
No Records on File. 
19th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized. August 28, ’61; Lynnfield, Massachusetts—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, , '64. Veterans and Recruits, June 30, '65. 
Note.—Veterans and Recruits, 1st Co. Sharp-shooters (Andrew’s), transferred to this Reg. Sept. 8, ’61. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
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Remarks. 
Keg. 
35 
1 
Sept. 2, 61 
Sept. 12, 63 
S. & W. 
Part duplicate of 34. 
(( 
34 
l 
Sept. 2, 61 
Mar. 24, 64 
u 
and Casualties. 
S. Div. ) 
Papers S 
578 
Dr. 17 
June 1, 62 
1 
Wounded. 
O’Neill, Co. K. 
Case. 
2 
1 
Sept. 2, 61 
Dec. 17, 61 
Indexed 
Cases. 
Reg. 
36 
1fi1 
June 25 62 
36 
18 
Feb. — 62 
July —, 62 
Numl. Kepts. 
Information in Remarks. 
Miscel. 
6 
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19th Unattached Co. Massachusetts Inf. Vols. (Militia) 
Organized August 6, ’64; Readville, Massachusetts—100 days, August to November, ’64. 
Mustered out November 14, ’64. 
No Records on File. 
19th Unassigned Co. Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized November 25, ’64; Fort Warren, Boston Harbor, Massachusetts—1 year, Nov., ’64-’65. 
Mustered out June 27, ’65. 
(See Fort Winthrop, Boston Harbor.) 
No Records on Pile. 
20th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized August 29 to September 4, ’61; Readville, Massachusetts—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, —, ’64; Veterans and Recruits, July 16, ’65. 
Note.—Veterans and Recruits 15th Massachusetts Infantry transferred to this Regiment July 28, ’64. 
1st Co. Massachusetts Sharp-shooters (Andrew's) was attached to this Regiment November, ’61, 
t > February, ’62, and April, ’63, to August, ’64. 
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Feb. 
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10, 02 
Aug. 4, 02 
Oct. —, 02 
Mar. 29, 03 
S. & W. 
2 
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\ December 1, '64. 
1 
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July 15, 05 
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20th Unattached Co. Massachusetts Inf. Vols. (Militia). 
Organized August 11, ’64; Readville, Massachusetts—100 days, August to November, ’64. 
Mustered out November 18, ’64. 
No Records on File. 
20th Unassigned Co. Massachusetts Infantry Vols. 
Organized November 19, '64; Marblehead, Massachusetts—1 year, November, '64—’<>5 
Mustered out June 29, ’65. 
No Records on File. 
21st Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers 
Organized July 19 to August 19, ’61; Worcester, Massachusetts—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, , ’64; Veterans and Recruits consolidated with 3Gth MASSACHUSETTS 
Infantry October 21. ’64. 
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April 7, 64 
Numl. liepts. 
No S. & W. or Prescription on File. 
21st Unattached Co. Mass. Infantry Vols. (Militia). 
Organized August 11, ’64; Readville, Massachusetts—100 days, August to November, ’64. 
Mustered out November, 18, '64. 
(See P. H. Long Pt. Batteries.) 
No Records on File. 
21st Unassigned Co. Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized November 26, '64; Fall River, Massachusetts—1 year, November,’64-’65. 
Mustered out Juue 28, ’65. 
No Records on File MASSACHUSETTS. 
22d Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized September 4 to October 26, ’61; Boston and Lynnfield, Massachusetts—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, Oct., 17, ’61; Veterans and Recruits transferred to 32cl Massachusetts 
Infantry (as Cos. L and M) October 26, ’64. 
Note.—2d Co. Massachusetts Sharp-shooters attached to this Regiment —’62. 
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Oct. 63 
Aug. —, 62 
Oct. 2G, 64 
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22d Unattached Co. Mass. Infantry Vols. (Militia). 
Organized August 18, ’64; Readville, Massachusetts—100 days, 
Mustered out November 25, ’64. 
No Records on File. 
23d Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized September 28, ’61 Annapolis, Maryland—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, , ’64; Veterans and Recruits, June 25, '65. 
No Records on File. 
23d Unattached Co., Mass. Infantry Yols. (Militia) 
Organized August IS, ’64; Readviile, Massachusetts—100 days 
Mustered out November 26, ’64. 
No Records on File. 
24th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized September to December, ’61; Readville, Massachusetts - 3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, September to December, ’04 ; Veterans and Recruits, January 20, ’68. 
Note.—Two officers and 170 men of the 34th Massachusetts Infantry, and 14 men of the 40t/( Massa- 
chusetts Infant ry, were transferred to this Regiment June, '65. 
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Repts. 
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i 
4 j Wounded, 
( Sherman, Peach, Walker, and 
\ Blanchard. 
No Records on File. 
N E—19 MASSACHUSETTS. 
24th Unassigned Co. Massachusetts Infantry Vols. 
Organized December 21, ’64; Plymouth, Massachusetts—1 year, Dec., ’64-’65. 
Mustered out May 12, ’65. 
No Records on File. 
25th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized September and October, ’61; Worcester, Massachusetts—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, October 20, ’64; Veterans and Recruits consolidated into a Battalion of 4 
Companies, and mustered out July 13, ’65. 
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2 
Wounded, 
Cuff and Billings. 
Reg. 
109 
9 
July 27, G2 
1 
Sick, 
Draper, in R. H. 20th Mass. 
No Records on File. 
25th Unassigned Co. Massachusetts Infantry Vols. 
Organized December 3, ’64; Salem, Massachusetts—1 year, December, ’64-’65. 
Mustered out June 29, ’65. 
No Records on File. 
26th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized November 4, ’61; Lowell, Massachusetts—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, November 7, ’64; Veterans and Recruits consolidated into a Battalion of 5 
Companies, and mustered out August 26, ’65. 
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12 
Deaths 
& List of 189 men mustered out. 
No Records on File. 
26th Unassigned Co. Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized December 13, ’64; New Bedford, Massachusetts—1 year, December, ’64-65. 
Mustered out May 12, ’65. 
No Records on File, MASSACHUSETTS. 
27th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized September 20 to November 18, ’61; Springfield, Massachusetts—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men. , ’64; Veterans and Recruits, June 26, ’65. 
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17 
Nov. 16, 
64 
June 28, 65 
Daily 
S. & W. 
& Prescription. 
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9:5 
Nov. 15, 
61 
Nov. —, 63 
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Nov. 18, 
61 
Oct. —, 63 
Deaths. 
Regll. 
Repts 
Nov. —, 
62* 
Jan.* June, 03 
A few 
Sick. 
Miscel. 
15 
1 
Dec. 3, 
64 
Mar. 4, 65 
Numl. Rpts. 
27th Unassigned Co. Massachusetts Infantry Vols. 
Organized January 3, ’65; Salem, Massachusetts—1 year. 
Mustered out June 30, ’65. 
No Records on File. 
28th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized December 12, ’61, to January 24, 62; Boston and Cambridge, Massachusetts—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, , ’64; Veterans and Recruits, June 30, ’63. 
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Dec. — 63 
May 21, 63 
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Feb. 2, 62 
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and Prescription. 
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June 13, 63 
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29th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized May 14, ’61, to January 23, '63; Pawtucket, R. I., and Cambridge, Massachusetts—3 years. 
Mustered out July 29, '65. 
Note.—7 Companies of this Regiment were sent to Fort Monroe, Ya., to fill the ranks of the 3d and 4th 
Militia Regiments. These Companies, on expiration of term of the militia organizations, remained, 
and were known as the ls< Battalion Massachusetts Infantry. Three new Companies being 
organized and attached, it became the '29th Massachusetts Infantry. 
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Kkmahks. 
Pres. 
N. Y. 
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52 June 8, 62 j July —,62 
Sick. 
In It. H. 4th New York Infantry. 
No Records on File. MASSACHUSETTS. 
30th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized October, ’61, to January, ’62; Lowell, Massachusetts—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, , ’64; Veterans and Recruits, July 5, ’66. 
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File A. \ 
628 
May 31, 63 
List of 
Wounded 
near Port Hudson, Louisiana. 
No Records on File. 
31st Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers (Mounted). 
Organized November 20, ’61, to February 20, ’62; Boston and Pittsfield, Massachusetts—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, , ’64; Veterans and Recruits consolidated into a Battalion of 5 Com- 
panies, and mustered out September 9, ’65. 
Note.—This Regiment icas mounted and styled the 6th Massachusetts Cavalry- by order of General 
Banks, but the designation was not adopted by the War Department. 
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Mar. —, 64 
& May —, 64 
8 j Wounded, 
( Fisherdick Ward, Geer, Roach, 
< Cady, Murphy, Nettleton and 
( Stewart. 
No Records on File. 
32d]Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized Nov. *25, '61, to August 13, '62; Boston, Concord, Cambridge, and Lynnfield, Massachusetts— 
the Fort Warren Battalion (6 Companies) forming a part from about April 12, ’62—3 years. 
Mustered out June 29, ’65. 
Note.—The Ye terans and Recruits of the 18th and 22cZ Massachusetts Infantry were consolidated with 
this Regiment October 26, ’64. June 17, ’65, 274 men of the 39th Massachusetts Infantry were 
transferred to this Regiment. 
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Sept. 
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S. & W. 
and Casualties—Gettysburg, Pa. 
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May 
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and Cases. 
M. Rolls. 
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May 
— 62 
& June 
—, 62 
Musters. 
Pres. 
12 
Tag. 
Dec. 
12,64 
&, Jan. 16, 65 
Circulars 
received. 
Miscel. 
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1 
May 
31, 62 
May 
9, 63 
Numl. Repts 
Information in Remarks. MASSACHUSETTS. 
33d Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized August—,'62; Springfield, Massachusetts—3 years. 
Mustered out June 11, ’65. 
Note.— Company A was assigned to 41si! Massachusetts Infantry August 6, '62. 
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B. Mss. 5 
9 
pt. 3 
July 9, 64 
July 16, 64 
1 
Wounded 
by explosion (Joel). 
No Records on File. 
34th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized August 1, '62; Worcester, Massachusetts—3 years. 
Mustered out June 16, '65. 
Note.—Two officeis and 170 men were transferred to the 24th Massachusetts Infantry June, ’65. 
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April 26, 64 
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Feb. 65 
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June 
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April 6, 65 
Wounded. 
Keg. 
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25 
Feb. 
15, 64 
Transfers 
to Invalid Corps. 
35th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized August—,'62; Lynnfield, Massachusetts—3 years. 
Mustered out J une 9, '65. 
No Records on File. 
36th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized August—, ’62; Worcester, Massachusetts—3 years. 
Mustered out June 8, '65. 
Note.—Battalion 21 st MASSACHUSETTS INFANTRY consolidated with this Regiment October 21, '64. 
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Nov. 7, 63 
S. & W. 
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52 9 
Jan. 12, 64 
3 
Sick, 
Lapham, Hubbard, and Russell. 
N K—20 MASSACHUSETTS. 
37th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized August 30 to September 4, ’62; Pittsfield, Massachusetts—3 years. 
Mustered out June 21, ’65. 
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No. 
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X. Y. 
536 
18 
Aug. 14, 63 
Sept. 9, 63 
Sick. 
In P. H., Fort Hamilton. 
38th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized August —, ’62; Lynnfield, Cambridge and Boston, Massachusetts—3 years. 
Mustered out June 30, ’65. 
No Records on File. 
39th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized August and September, ’62; Boston, Quincy, Lynnfield and Somerville, Massachusetts—3years. 
Mustered out June 1, ’65. 
Notes.—June 25, ’64, Veterans and Recruits of the 12th Massachusetts Infantry were consolidated 
with this Regiment. June 17, ’65, 274 enlisted men were transferred to the 32d Mass. Infantry. 
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April 13, 64 
Daily 
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& Prescription. 
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Oct. 10, 64 
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In II. II. 109t/i New York. 
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9 
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& June —, 64 
Deaths 
and Discharges. 
40th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized. August 22 to September 5, '62; Boxford, Massachusetts—3 years. 
Mustered out June 16, ’65. 
Note.— Fourteen men were transferred to the 24th Massachusetts Infantry June, ’65. 
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June 19, 63 
Aug. —, 63 
Jan. —, 64 
May ‘27, 65 
June 24, 63 
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Sick. 
& Prescription. 
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Hodgson, Co. B. MASSACHUSETTS. 
41st Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized 
f (Cos. A to II and Iv) Aug. 31 to Nov. 1, ’62; Boxford and Lynnfield, Massachusetts—3 years. 
| (Co. A, 33d Massachusetts Infantry, organized August 6, ’62, in Boston, was assigned 
(. to this Regiment as Co. I. 
Note.—Changed to 3d Cavalry July 22, '63. 
(See 3d Massachusetts Cavalry.) 
No Records on File. 
42cl Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized November 11, ’62; Readville, Massachusetts—9 months, ’62-63 
Mustered out August 20, ’63. 
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3 1 S. & W. 
1 
Covill, Pratt and Proctor. 
No Records on File. 
42d Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers (Militia). 
Organized July 22, ’64; Readville, Massachusetts—100 days, ’64. 
Mustered out November 11, ’64. 
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1 
Aug. 1, 64 
Oct. 23,64 
Daily 
Prescription. 
Miscel. 
21 
1 
Oct. — 64 
Numl. Repts. 
43d Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers (Militia). 
Organized September 12 to October 25, '62; Readville, Massachusetts—9 months. 
Mustered out July 30, ’63. 
No Records on File. MASSACHUSETTS. 
44th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers (Militia) 
Organized September, ’62; Readville, Massachusetts—9 months. 
Mustered out June 18, ’62. 
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Hov. —, 62 
June 5, 63 
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Wounded, 
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( In R. H. 27th Massachusetts. 
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45th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers (Militia). 
Organized September 26 to October 28, ’62; Readville, Massachusetts—9 months. 
Mustered out July 7, ’63. 
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Dec. —, 62 
June 5, 63 
S. & W. 
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31 
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irt _R. II. 20th Massachusetts. 
S. Div. \ 
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Dec. 14, 62 
1 
Wounded, 
(Rand), at Kingston, X. C. 
Papers ) 
46th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers (Militia). 
Organized September and October, ’62; Camp Banks, Massachusetts—9 months. 
Mustered out July 29, '63. 
No Records on File. 
47th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers (Militia). 
Organized October 16, ’62; Boxford, Massachusetts—9 months. 
Mustered out September 1, ’63. 
No Records on Pile. 
48th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers (Militia). 
Organized September 16 to November 15, '62 ; Boston, Wenham and Lakeville, Mass.—9 months. 
Mustered out September 3, ’63. 
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N. Y. 
247 
1 
Jan. 1, 63 
May 27, 63 
Mar. 1, 63 
Aug. 9, 63 
June 14, 63 
<J' Mar. 2, 63 
S. & W. 
Wounded 
Sick. 
at Port Hudson, Louisiana. 
In R. H. 1 '.YJth New York. 
9 
2 MASSACHUSETTS. 
49th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers (Militia) 
Organized September 18 to October 28, '62; Pittsfield, Massachusetts—9 months. 
Mustered out September 1, '63. 
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628 
May 27, 63 
June 14, 63 
Wounded 
at Port Hudson, Louisiana. 
No Records on File. 
50th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers (Militia) 
Organized September 15 to November 11, 62; Boxford, Massachusetts—9 months. 
Mustered out August 24, '63. 
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628 
May 27, 63 
Wounded 
at Port Hudson, Louisiana. 
No Records on Pile. 
51st Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers (Militia) 
Organized September 25 to October 30, ’62; Worcester, Massachusetts—9 months. 
Mustered out July 27, ’63. 
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May 3, 63 
June 24, 63 
Information in Remarks. 
52d Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers (Militia) 
Organized October,* ’62; Greenfield, Massachusetts—9 months. 
Mustered out August 14, ’63. 
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2 
Wounded, 
Washburne and Williams. 
No Records on File. 
n e—21 MASSACHUSETTS. 
53d Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers (Militia). 
Organized October 17 to November 6, '62; Groton, Massachusetts—9 months. 
Mustered out September 2, '63. 
No Records on Pile. 
54th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers (Colored) 
(54/A United States Colored Troops.) 
Organized March 30 to May 13, '63; Readville, Massachusetts—3 years. 
Mustered out August 20, '65. 
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June 4, 64 
S. & W. 
(No entries between July 6 and 
l August 1, ’63. 
19 
64 
1 
1 
— 6 4 
Feb. —, 65 
April 25, 65 
(( 
& Prescription. 
(( 
Reg. 
April 6, 65 
Daily 
« 
Cold. 
45 
5 
Feb. 24, 65 
Feb. 27, 65 
3 
Sick. 
In It. II. 21 st U. S. C. T. 
Pi’es. 
18 
1 
Oct. —, 63 
Aug. —, 64 
Daily 
“ 
Call. 
S. C. 
44 
89 
18 
Sept. ?, 64 
Sept. 23, 64 
il 
Prescription. 
Stations given. 
Mi seel | 
27 to 
! 
June 22, 63 
Aug. 20, 65 
Numl. Repts. 
29 
5 
55th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers (Colored), 
(55th United States Colored Troops.) 
Organized May 31 to June 22, ’63; Keadville, Massachusetts—3 years. 
Mustered out August 29, ’65. 
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1 
Jan. 1, 641 
Jan. 20, 65 
S. & W. 
/ 
U 
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53 
Mar. 13, 65 
Aug. 30, 65 
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5 
Feb. 27, 05 
2 
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In II. II. 21 st U. S. C. T. 
Pres. 
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Mar. 25, 05 
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51 
Dec. 1, 64 
Wounded, 
Honey Hill. 
Mi seel. 
32 
1 
May 27, 64 
July 29. 65 
Numl. Repts. 
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18 
Mar. 20, 65 
Aug. 20, 65 
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56th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
(lstf Veterans.) 
Organized December 26, ’63, to February 24, 64; Readville, Massachusetts—3 years. 
Mustered out July 12, ’65. 
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1 
Wounded, 
Casey, Company A. 
No Records on File. 
57th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
(2d Veterans.) 
Organized January 4 to April 6, ’64; Readville and Worcester, Massachusetts—3 years. 
Mustered out J uly 30, ’65. 
Note.—The 59th Ma8SACHUSp:tts Infantky was consolidated with this Regiment May 26, '65. 
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Tag 1 
Feb. 
4. ill 
April 17, 64 
S. & W. 
“ 
06 
“ 2 
Jan. 
17, 64 
April 17, 64 
U 
U 
66 
1 
Jan. 
16, 64 
April 6, 64 
Daily 
Prescription. 
A. C. 
0. & L. 
225 
9, 64 
Feb. 26, 64 
Md. 
Reg. 
357 
1 
Jan. 
25, 64 
Api’il 13, 64 
Orders. 
58th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
(3cl Veterans.) 
Organized January to May, '64; Boston and Readville, Massachusetts—3 years. 
Mustered out July 14, ’65. 
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22 
June 1, 65 
June 19, 65 
Daily 
S. & W. 
No diagnosis nor exit. 
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1 
Nov. 1, 64 
Dec. 22, 64 
U 
Prescription. 
Kegtl. 
Miscel. 
Kept. 
35 
Sept. — 64 
Nov. —, 64 
1 
Wounded, 
end. 
June —, 65 
Cops of 
Mthly Repts. 
< Deaths, Dispositions and Trans- 
\ fers. 
(( 
35 
1 
Nov. 1, 64 
July 14, 65 
Nund. Kepts. MASSACHUSETTS. 
59th Massachusetts Infantry Yolunteers. 
(4th Veterans.) 
Organized December, ’63, to April ‘20, 64; Readville, Massachusetts—3 years. 
Consolidated, May 26, ’65, with the 57th Massachusetts Infantry. 
No Records on File. 
60th Massachusetts Infantry Yolunteers (Militia) 
Organized August 1, ’64; Readville, Massachusetts—100 days. 
Mustered out November 30, ’64. 
No Records on File. 
61st Massachusetts Infantry Yolunteers. 
Organized August, September, and October, ’64; State at large—1 year. 
Mustered out July 16, ’65. 
No Records on File. 
62d Massachusetts Infantry Yolunteers. 
(Battalion of 4 Companies.) 
Organized April —, ’65; Boston and State at large—1 year. 
Mustered out May 5, ’65. 
Note.—Partially recruited but did not serve. 
No Records on File. 
4th Battalion Massachusetts Infantry Yols. (Militia). 
(For service during President's pleasure.) 
Organized May 27, ’62; Boston, Massachusetts. 
Mustered out May 31, ’62. 
No Records on Pile. MASSACHUSETTS. 
Boston Cadets, Massachusetts Infantry Yols. (Militia) 
Organized May 26, '62; Boston, Massachusetts—3 months. 
Mustered out July 21, '62. 
No Records on File. 
Salem Cadets, Massachusetts Infantry Yols. (Militia) 
Organized May 26, ’62; Boston, Massachusetts—3 months. 
Mustered out October 11, '63. 
Note.—Did duty at Fort Warren, Boston Harbor. 
No Records on File. 
Staten’s Independent Company Mass. Infantry Yols. 
Organized July 1, ’62; Boston, Massachusetts—6 mouths. 
Mustered out December 31, ’62. 
Note. —Did duty at Fort Warren, Boston Harbor. 
No Records on File. 
N E—22 MASSACHUSETTS. 
MASSACHUSETTS POST AND GENERAL HOSPITALS. 
Mason General Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts. 
Opened September 8, ’G'2. 
Closed April 8,'65; patients to Readville aud Worcester; books to Soldiers’ Rest Hospital, Boston. 
Location: In Mason’s House, No. 10 Pemberton Square, Boston. 
Note.—Small-pox patients sent to llainsford Island for treatment. 
Class, 
No. 
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To — 
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Remarks. 
IJeg. 
68 
1 
Sept. 8. 62 
Dec. 30, 63 
1 to 524 
S. & W. 
tt 
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Jan. 1, 64 
April 6, 65 
525 to 1650 
X “ 
Q R. 
73 
Oct. 1, 63 
, 64 
Mar. 31, 65 
April —, 65 
Reg. 
1 
a 
Surgical Register. 
Pres. 
tt 
37 
36 
1 
1 
63 
Jan. —, 64 
Mar. 65 
Prescription. 
Sept. — 62 
No diagnosis. 
Reg. 
71 
1 
Nov. —, 63 
Feb. —. 65 
Changes. 
Exits. 
Papers | 
1413 
) 
Jan. 30, 63 
April —, 65 
tt 
1414 
5 
Reg. 
75 
l 
Jan. 1, 65 
Feb. 5, 65 
ti 
Morning Reports. 
it 
Papers. 
1415 
Sept. 10, 63 
, 65 
K«g- 
72 
1 
Oct. — 63 
April —,65 
Furloughs 
and Passes. 
i 
it 
74 
Mar. —, 64 
Nov. —, 64 
Discharges. 
Certificates of Disability for 
Clotbg. 
7 
l 
Nov. 23, 64 
April 65 
Baggage. 
0. & L. 
45 
Tag. 
Dec. —, 62 
Dec. 64 
List of 
Deaths. 
Papers. 
<< 
93 
1415 
Shelf 
20 
Dec. 24, 62 
Feb. 62 
April —, 65 
ti 
Burials. 
Clothing 
Musters. 
Account. 
ft 
Sept, —, 62 
Dec. —, 62 
Sept. 64 
M. Rolls 
of Employes. 
O.&L. | 
42 to 
45 
Sept. 17, 62 
April 8, 65 
0. & L. 
received and sent. 
Miscel. 
77 
Dec. 1, 63 
April —, 65 
Morning 
Nurnl Rpts. 
Information in Remarks. 
it 
76 
1 
April 26, 63 
April 8, 65 
Noml. & 
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Papers. 
63 
— 65 
u u MASSACHUSETTS. 
87 
Soldiers’ Rest Post Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts 
Opened April 7, ’65. 
Closed December —, ’66. 
Location: No. 81 Summer Street, Boston, Massachusetts. 
Note.—The bools of Mason Geneijal Hospital were transferred here April 7, '65, and used. 
Class. 
No. 
Page 
From 
To- 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Reg. 
7© 
Tag. 
April 7, 
65 
Nov. 
20, 
66 
1 to 862 
S. & W. 
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65 
Nov. 
30, 
66 
1 to 868 
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Q.R. 
April —, 
65 
Sept 
65 
Wounded. 
Surgical operations. 
11 
Reg. 
73 
April —, 
65 
66 
K 
“ Register. 
f 
Pres. 
36 
1 
April —> 
65 
Dec. 
65 
Prescription. 
Mo diagnosis. 
Reg. 
75 
17 
April 8, 
65 
Feb. 
18, 
66 
Daily 
Changes. 
U 
71 
Tag. 
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65 
July 
Oct. 
66 
« 
Papers j 
Reg. 
1415 
141(5 
72 
April 8, 
April —, 
65 
65 
2 
66 
65 
il 
Furloughs 
Morning Reports. 
and Passes. 
Tag. 
Dec. 
0. & L. 
Papers. 
45 
93 
April —, 
April 16, 
65 
65 
June 
July 
y 
19, 
66 
66 
List of 
Deaths. 
Burials. 
Clothg. 
7 
1 
April —, 
65 
May 
2, 
65 
Baggage. 
0. & L. 
15 
29 
April —, 
65 
July 
66 
O & L. 
received and sent. 
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1 
July 
April —, 
April —, 
April —, 
66 
65 
66 
U 
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Miscel. 
i, 
NI 
10 
30, 
65 
Hosp. Fund. 
NO 
1 
65 
Nov. 
65 
issued. 
Papers. 
2405 
65 
Dec 
66 
Morning 
Numl. Rpts. 
1 
Miscel. 
76 
77 
Tag. 
30 
April 8, 
Feb. 14, 
65 
66 
66 
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Dec. 
10, 
66 
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Hospital, Beach Street Barracks, Boston, Mass. 
Opened . 
Closed . 
Location: Beach Street. 
No Records on File. MASSACHUSETTS. 
Office of Attending* Surgeon, Boston, Massachusetts. 
(Medical Director's Office, Department of New England.) 
ClasS. 
No. 
Page. 
From— 
To- 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Papers. 
u 
1288 
1288 
July 14, 62 
Jan. —, 70 
June 13, 64 
Dec. —, 70 
0. & L. 
U 
{See Department Index.) 
No Records on File. 
City Hospital (Civil), 
Mass. General, 
Boston, Massachusetts. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
S.Viv. ? 
Papers $ 
631 
Dr. 23 
Aug. 9, 61 
Feb. 29, 62 
18 
Wounded. 
Surgical cases. 
Note .—Not under control of the Surgeon General. 
No Records on File. 
Post Hospital, Fort Warren, Boston Harbor, Mass. 
Opened , ’61. (Prisoners of war and garrison.) Hospital still open. Records at Post cover 
from April 1, ’65. 
Location: George’s Island, Boston Harbor, Massachusetts. 
Class. 
No. 
Pack. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Reg. 
S. Div. 
132 
Q. R. 
40 
40 
93 
1 
Nov. 2, 01 
April —, 73 
Dec. 10, 61 
Jan & May,63 
Aug. 1, 64 
Mar. 31, 65 
S. & W. 
$ No entries between March and 
\ May, '64. 
1 
July 5, 62 
Dec. 31, 64 
Sept. 23, 72 
Prescription. 
( ( 
U 
36 
Miscel. 
1 
Morning 
Numl. Repts. 
Information in Remarks. 
Hospital, Rainsford Island, Boston Harbor, Mass. 
Opened . 
Closed . 
Note.—Probably a Pest Branch of Mason General Hospital. Monthly Report of General Hospital, 
Boston, shows small-pox patients sent here. 
No Records on File. MASSACHUSETTS. 
89 
Hospital Camp Meigs, Readville, Massachusetts. 
Opened , ’62, as a Rendezvous for Recruits. 
Note.—Became General Hospital, Iteadville, July—, '64. (Seep. 91.) 
No Records on File. 
Hospital Camp Chase, Lowell, Massachusetts. 
Opened , ’61. 
Closed . 
No Records on File. 
Post Hospital, Watertown Arsenal, Massachusetts 
Opened . Hospital still open. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Reg. 
1*29 
1 
*Jan. 64 
Oct, 7, 65 
S. & W. 
> Detachment U. S. Ordnan 
U 
Papers. 
S. Div\ 
13© 
2177 
Q.R. 
1 
"Oct. 8, 65 
Mar. 10, 65 
July —, 79 
Dec. 20, 64 
Jan. 25, 68 
ii 
Numl. Rpts. 
Wounded. 
s 
Post Hospital, Long Island, Boston Harbor, Mass. 
(Draft Rendezvous.) 
Opened about July 30, ’63. 
Closed February 24, ’64. (Moved to Galloup’s Island.) 
Note.—There was also a Conscript Camp here. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
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To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Reg. 
§0 
1 
Aug. —, 63 
Sept. 30, 63 
1 to 73 
S. & W. 
t( 
§0 
7 
*Oct. 3, 63 
Feb. 24, 64 
t( 
U 
76 
1 
Jan. 1, 64 
Feb. 24, 64 
1 to 79 
U 
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77 
1 
Jan. 1, 64 
Feb. —, 64 
A few 
Discharges. 
Papers. 
1470 
■, 63 
, 64 
Deaths 
and effects. 
0. <fc L. 
37 
1 
Nov. 10. 63 
Orders 
(special) received. 
Reg. 
80 
end. 
Nov. — 63 
Feb. —, 64 
Letters 
sent. 
“ 
80 
1 & 6 
*July — 63 
Oct, —, 63 
Hosp, Corps. 
Miscel. 
1 
1 
Sept. 1, 63 
Feb. 24, 64 
Numl. Rpts. 
(Conscript Camp.) 
w k— 
23 MASSACHUSETTS. 
Post Hospital, Galloup’s Island, Boston Harbor, Mass. 
Opened February 24, '64. (Moved here from Long Island.) 
Closed April 18, '66. 
Note.—Soldiers for duty (Department of the East) subsequent to December, ’64 (except those in and near New 
York City), were sent here for transportation. 
(Draft Rendezvous.) 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
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To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Reg. 
U 
80 
19 
Mar. —, 04 
S. & IV. 
70 
3 
Feb. 28, 04 
April 11, 00 
80 to 981 
(( 
Pres. 
34 
1 
Mar. —. 04 
April 17, 00 
Prescription. 
Case. 
4 
1 
Feb. 4, 04 
March 5, 05 
Indexed 
Cases. 
Reg. 
80 
20 
Mar. —, 04 
Sept. 30. 05 
Changes. 
U 
77 
end. 
Feb. —, 05 
Exms. for 
Transfers 
to V. R. C. 
141 7 
U 
Reg. 
77 
1 
Feb. —, 04 
Nov. -—, 05 
Alph. 
Discharges. 
Certificates of Disability for— 
O. & L. 
30 
1 
May —, 04 
Mar. —, 05 
“ 
Examinations for— 
30 
Oet. —. 05 
it 
1470 
Mar 04 
00 
a 
O. & L 
37 
1 
Mar. —, 04 
Mar. —, (JO 
Orders 
received and sent. 
{( 
38 
1 
Jnly 20, 04 
April —. 06 
0. & L. 
Reg. 
80 
end. 
Mar. —, 04 
May —,04 
Letters 
sent. 
M. Rolls. 
July —, 01 
Feb. —, GO 
Musters. 
R. & R. 
18 
1 
Requisitions 
Mi seel. 
72 
1 
— 05 
71 
79 
Feb. 25, 04 
April 18, 06 
Numl. Repts. 
Information in Remarks. 
Hospital, Soldiers1 Rest, Springfield, Massachusetts. 
No Records on File. 
Hospital, Fort Andrews, Plymouth Harbor, Mass. 
Established , 1812. IIe-garrisonep, '63. Still open. Not garrisoned. 
No Records on Pile. MASSACHUSETTS. 
Hospital, Armory (Arsenal), Springfield, Massachusetts. 
Established . Still open. Detachment of Ordnance. 
No Records on File. 
General Hospital, Readville, Massachusetts. 
Opened July 5, ’64. 
Closed August, ’65. Patients transferred to Dale General Hospital, Worcester, Massachusetts. 
Location: On line of the B. & P. Railroad. 
Note.—Used as depot for recruits (Camp Meigs) from , ’62, until July, '64. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Keg. 
87 
1 
July 
5, 64 
Nov. 
3, 64 
1 to 2084 
S. & W. 
) 
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U 
88 
l 
Nov. 
1, 64 
July 
17, 65 
2077 to 3166 
X " 
s 
U 
86 
1 
*Oct. 
—, 64 
July 
17, 65 
Alph. 
u 
No diagnosis or disposition. 
Pres. 
26 
1 
July 
10, 64 
April 
—, 65 
Weekly 
Prescription. 
No diagnosis. 
U 
27 
1 
May 
—, 65 
July 
—, 65 
“ 
“ 
u a 
Reg. 
92 
1 
— 
64 
— 
-, 65 
Wounded. 
Surgical Register. 
S. Div. 
Q. R. 
Oct. 
- 64 
Sept. 
3, 65 
“ 
“ operations. 
Papers. 
1408 
July 
25, 64 
July 
20, 65 
Admissions. 
Reg. 
89 
10 
# 
64 
—, 65 
List of 
Officers 
treated. 
Papers. 
1408 
Mar. 
—, 65 
April 
—, 65 
Transfers 
to V. R.C. 
Reg. 
89 
12 
Nov. 
17, 64 
July 
15, 65 
I Recharges, 
Certificates of Disability for— 
Papers. 
30 
Aug. 
10, 64 
June 
-65 
Deaths, 
Burials. 
Reg. 
9© 
1 
July 
6, 64 
May 
GJ 
04 
Wl 
Daily 
Changes. 
“ 
91 
1 
June 
1, 65 
Aug. 
1, 65 
U 
U 
Papers. 
1407 
— 
J uly 
-, 64 
Aug. 
23, 65 
“ 
Morning Reports. (Incomplete.) 
Cloth. 
4 
1 
Aug. 
1, 64 
May 
-, 65 
Clothing 
issues. 
0. * L. 
18 
1 
July 
—, 64 
Aug. 
16, 65 
O. & L. 
'• 
19 
1 
July 
8, 64 
July 
—, 65 
Orders 
issued. 
" 
22 
11 
Nov. 
-, 64 
July 
—, 65 
Indexed 
Letters 
sent. Vol. 1. 
" 
VO 
11 
July 
19, 65 
Oct. 
—, 65 
“ 
U 
“ “ 2. 
Reg. 
89 
3 
— 
—, 64 
— 
65 
Med Officers 
and Hospital Corps. 
0. <fc L. 
17 
1 
Dec. 
1, 64 
July 
9, 65 
Report of 
“ 
of the Day. 
u 
21 
1 
r>,i 
65 
M. Rolls 
July 
—, 64 
Aug. 
—, 65 
Musters. MASSACHUSETTS. 
Post Hospital, Fort Pickering, ) 
Post Hospital, Fort Lee, ) 
Near Salem, Mass. 
Opened . Garrison Hospital. 
Closed . 
Located on Winter Island. 
Class. 
No. 
Pagk. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Reg. 
70 
1 
Jan. —, 04 
May 5, 05 
s. & w. 
0. &L. 
43 
1 
Dec. 11,03 
April —, 05 
5 
Letters 
sent. 
Miscel. 
77 
1 
Dec. 1, 03 
Oct. 12, 05 
Numl. Rpts. 
Papers 
2177 
Mar. 18, 05 
Nov. 25, 05 
(( U 
Hospital Camp Cameron, Cambridge, Massachusetts. 
Opened , ’6‘2. Called Camp Day in October —, '62. 
Note.—A rendezvous of organization of Massachusetts Volunteers. General Recruiting Depot. 
No Records on File. 
P. H. Forts Sewell, Miller and Glover, Marblehead, Mass. 
Opened . Garrison Hospital. 
Closed , '65. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. Kkmakks. 
Keg. 
106 
1 
Sept. 5, 64 
June 3, 65 
S. & W. 
Papers 
2177 
Mar. 11, 65 
July 1, 65 
Numl. Repts. 
1 
Post Hospital, Long Pt. Batteries, Provincetown, Mass. 
Opened . 
Closed , '65. 
Note.—The 21 st Uxattached Co. Massachusetts Infantry did duty here. 
Class 
No. 
Page. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Reg 
Papers. 
127 
2177 
1 
Dec. 3. C l 
June 3, 65 
June 24, 65 
July 8, 65 
S. & W. 
Numl. Repts. MASSACHUSETTS. 
Dale General Hospital, Worcester, Massachusetts. 
Opened October 20, ’64. 
Closed December —, ’65. 
Location: Suburbs of the town, in the Eclectic (Female) Medical College. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Reg. 
96 
\ 1 
Oct. 20, 64 
Sept. 30, 65 
1 to 1183 
S. & W. 
95 
U 
103 
Q. R. 
1 
, 64 
Oet. 1, 64 
6/5 
Wounded. 
U 
Surgical Register. 
Surgical operations. 
S. Div. 
Sept. 30, 65 
Pres. 
29 
1 
Oct. 25, 64 
April 22, 65 
Weekly 
Prescription. 
No diagnosis. 
(( 
30 
1 
April 23, 65 
Oct. 24. 65 
a 
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Miseel. 
49 
1 
Feb. —, 65 
65 
Changes. 
U 
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“ 5. 
“ 3 
51 
Tag. 
1 
65 
u 
51 
Oct. —, 64 
Oct. —. 64 
65 
May —, 65 
Dec. __ 65 
u 
U 
52 
1 
u 
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Papers. 
Reg. 
1410 
Oct. — 61 
Oct. —, 64 
Daily 
Alph. 
u 
lOl 
1 
Sept. —, 65 
Rets, to duty 
and Transfers. 
U 
99 
1 
Nov. —, 64 
July —, 65 
Furloughs. 
Papers. 
Reg. 
1412 
101 
Nov. —,68 
Oct. 25, 64 
Feb. —, 65 
Nov. 22, 61 
(( 
Admissions from— 
1 
Alpb. 
Passes. 
(( 
104 
24 
Nov. 22. 64 
Jan. 1(>. 65 
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105 
100 
1 
Jan. 21, 65 
Nov. —, 64 
Oct. 12, 65 
Aug. —, 65 
U 
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Desertions. 
98 
1 
Nov. —. 64 
Oct. —, 65 
Discharges. 
U 
97 
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7 
1 
Jan. 20, 65 
Nov. 28, 64 
Dec. —, 64 
Oct. 65 
Sept, 30, 65 
Oct. —, 65 
U 
Papers. 
Clotlig. 
Burials. 
1 
Alph. 
Clothing. 
0. & L. 
M. Rolls. 
Miseel. 
27 
1 
June —, 64 
Oct. —, 64 
, 64 
0. & L. 
received and sent. 
Oct. —, 65 
Musters. 
59 
1 
-65 
Alph. 
Des. Lists. 
Reg. 
102 
1 
Oct. —, 64 
, 65 
U 
Hosp. Corps. 
Miseel. 
0. & L. 
57 
26 
1 
, 64 
Oct. 22, 64 
65 
U U 
1 
June —, 65 
Daily 
Report 
Medical Officer of the Day. 
“ 
28 
1 
June 5, 65 
Oct. 21, 65 
“ 
(( 
U U U U U 
R. & R. 
Miseel. 
12 
56 
1 
64 
65 
Invoices. 
| 1 
1 
64 
65 
& 58 
50 
Oct 20, 64 
Dec. 1, 65 
Nural. Rpts. 
N E — 
24 MASSACHUSETTS. 
Marine Hospital, Chelsea, Massachusetts. 
Note .—Civil Hospital Not under control of the Surgeon General. 
No Records on Pile. 
Post Hospital, Fort Winthrop, Boston Harbor, Mass. 
Opened . 
Closed , ’65. 
Note.—The 19th Unattached Co. Massachusetts Infantry did duty here. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Reg. 
Papers. 
124 
2177 
3 
Feb. 22, 65 
Mar. 11, 65 
June 22, 65 
July 1, 65 
S. & W. 
Numl. Repts. 
Post Hospital, Clark’s Point, New Bedford, Mass. 
Opened June—, '63. 
Closed > ’65. 
Note.—Sick of Fort Phoenix treated herein. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Keg. 
83 
1 
June 18, 63 
June 26, 65 
S. &W. 
Unatt. Cos. Mass. H’vyArtillery. 
S. Div. 
Q.K. 
July 1, 64 
Sept. 30, 64 
Wounded. 
Surgical operations. 
Pres. 
32 
1 
, 63 
June 18, 65 
Prescription. 
No diagnosis. 
Tag. 
Sept. —,63 
K. & R. 
15 
Nov. —, 64 
Deaths 
and Discharges. 
Papers. 
0. & L. 
Mi seel. 
30 
32 
62 
& 63 
Oct. —, 63 
Feb. —, 64 
U 
1 
June 10, 63 
June 24, 63 
June 21, 65 
June 6, 65 
0. & L. 
received and sent. 
Morning 
Numl. Repts. 
Hospital Fort Phoenix, near New Bedford, Mass. 
Established . Not garrisoned. 
Note.—Sick treated in Post Hospital, Clark’s Point. 
No Records on File. MASSACHUSETTS. 
Flospital Camp E. Y. Sumner, Wenham, Massachusetts. 
Note.—Camp of ihe 13th Regiment I. C. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
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To— 
Contexts. 
Remarks. 
Rt>g. 
124 
1 
Aug. 11, 03 
April 19, 64 
S. & W. 
Post Hospital, Fort Independence, Boston Harbor, Mass. 
Opened (Old Fort). Occupied ,’61. 
Closed November 14, ’7i>. Not GARRISONED 
Location : On Castle Island, Boston Harbor. 
Class. 
No. 
Page 
PltOM— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Keg. 
it 
122 
1 
*June 19, 62 
"July — 66 
Jan. 1, 16 
April — 10 
Aug. G, 66 
June JO, 66 
Jan. 1, 16 
Nov.. 8, 19 
s. & w. 
123 
1 
tt 
121 
4 
tt 
S. Div. 
Q. R. 
0. & L. 
53 
pt. 2 
May 4, 61 
Papers. 
0. & L. 
tt 
113 
Oct. 22, 63 
Sept. 17, 62 
Aug. —,66 
Oct. —, 13 
Feb. 7, 15 
50 
1 
Sept. —, 66 
Oct. —, 13 
O. &L. 
received and sent. 
it tt 
51 
1 
tt 
tt 
52 
1 
Nov. —, 19 
tt 
it tt 
it 
53 
pt. 1 
end. 
Oct. —19 
tt 
53 
Jan. —, lO 
Dec. —, 11 
Meins, of 
Letters 
sent. 
Miscel. 
85 to 
89 
}-■ 
Feb. 1, 63 
Nov. 14, 19 
Numl. Repts. 
Hospital Fort Standish, Plymouth, Massachusetts. 
Established , ’63. Stii.l open. Not garrisoned. 
No Records on File. 
Hospital, Fort at Eastern Point, Gloucester, Mass. 
Established . Not garrisoned. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Papers. 
2177 
June 3; 65 
July 8, 65 
Numl. Repts. 
No Records on File. RHODE ISLAND. 
RHODE ISL_AJN"ID_ 
CAVALRY. 
1st Rhode Island Cavalry Volunteers. 
Organized (4 Companies, I, K, L, M) October 24 to December 27, ’61, at Concord and Manchester, N. H. 
(as a part of 1st New England Cavalry), and 8 Companies (A to H), Providence, Rhode Island, December 
14, ’61, to March 3, ’62—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, , ’64 ; Veterans and Recruits, August 3, '65. 
Note.—The 4 Companies (T, K, L and M) were transferred from this Regiment January 7, '64, to the 1st 
New Hampshire Cavalry. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
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CONTENTS. 
Remarks. 
Reg. 
K. Y. 
7 
1 
Dec. —, 62 
Jan. —, 63 
5 
s. cf w. 
In 1st Cav. Brig. H., A. of P. 
Regtl. 
Rept. 
Mar. 63 
2 
Wounded, 
Capt. Baker, Sgt. Bennett. 
No Records on File. 
2d Rhode Island Cavalry Volunteers. 
Organized (8 Companies, A to H,) November, ’62, to May, '63 ; Providence, Rhode Island—3 years. 
Consolidated into a Battalion July 12, '63, and officers mustered out. Enlisted men transferred to ls< 
Louisiana Cavalry August 24, '63, and from that Regiment to 3d Rhode Island Cavalry 
January 14, ’65. 
No Records on File. RHODE ISLAND. 
3d Rhode Island Cavalry Volunteers. 
Organized September 12, ’63, to June —, '64; Providence, Rhode Island—3 years. 
Mustered out November 29, '65. 
Note.—Men of 2d Rhode Island Cavalry (heretofore transferred to 1st Louisiana Cavalry August 
24, ’63), were consolidated with this Regiment January 14, ’64. 
Class. 
No. 
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Remahks. 
Reg. 
Cold. 
125 
13 
July 
— 65 
11 
Sick. 
In R. II. 98 th U. S. C. T. 
Pres. 
86 
48 
March 26, 65 
May 14, 65 
A few 
U 
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28 
57 
June 
30, 65 
July 11, 65 
1 
u 
“ “ 21 st “ “ 
Regtl. 
Rpt. 
July &Nov. 64 
& April—, 65 
13 
u 
No Records on File. 
7th Squadron Rhode Island Cavalry Volunteers. 
Organized July 3, ’62; Washington, D. C.—3 months. 
Mustered out October 2, '62. 
No Records on File. RHODE ISLAND. 
ARTILLERY. 
Note.—The 1st, 2d and 4th Regiments were Infantry organizations. 
3d Rhode Island Heavy Artillery Volunteers. 
Organized (10 Companies, A to K.) August 14, ’61, to March 17, ’62, (as 3cl Rhode Island Infantry); 
Providence. R. I. Companies L and M added March —, ’62. Changed to 3d Rhode Island Artillery 
February 17, ’62-3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, , ’64; Veterans and Recruits consolidated into a Battalion of 4 Com- 
panies, A to D, March 10, ’65, and mustered out (Co. C) June 9, ’65, and (Companies A, B and D) 
August 27, ’65. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
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Contents. 
Remarks. 
Keg. 
U 
Pa. 
184 
Cold. 
45 
Tag. 
7 
April 6. 63 
June 30, 65 
June 18, 63 
1 
S. & W. 
Sick. 
Beaufort, South Carolina. 
In It. II. 21 st U. S. C. T. 
5th Rhode Island Heavy Artillery Volunteers. 
Organized (5 Companies, A to K,) December 27, ’61. (as 5th Infantry Battalion); Providence, R. I. 
3 years. Five additional Companies, F to K, were added December 27, ’62. Changed to 5th Rhode 
Island Heavy Artiilery July—, ’63. 
Mustered out, original men, December—, ’64; Veterans and Recruits, June 26, ’65. 
Class. ; No 
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lleg. 
Regtl. 
Mass. 
109 
Rept. 
August —, 63 
Aug. —, ©3 
1 
List of 
Sick, 
S. & W. 
Durfee, in It. H. 17th Mass. 
No Records on Pile. 
1st Rhode Island Light Artillery Volunteers. 
(Composed of 8 Batteries, Organized at Providence, R. I.)—3 years. 
Battery A, 1st Rhode Island Light Artillery Volunteers. 
Organized June 6, ’61; Providence, Rhode Island—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, June 18, ’64; Veterans and Recruits CONSOLIDATED with Battery B 
September 30, '64. 
No Records on File. RHODE ISLAND 
Battery B, 1st Rhode Island Light Artillery Volunteers. 
Organized August 13, ’61; Providence, Rhode Island—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, August 16, '64; Veterans and Recruits, June 13, '65. 
Note.—Veterans and Recruits of Battery A consolidated with this Battery September 30, ’64. 
No Records on File. 
Battery C, 1st Rhode Island Light Artillery Volunteers. 
Organized August 25, ’61; Providence, Rhode Island—6 years. 
Mustered out, original men, August 25, ’64; Veterans and Recruits transferred to Battery G December 
23, ’64. 
No Records on File. 
Battery 1), 1st Rhode Island Light Artillery Volunteers. 
Organized September 4, ’61; Providence, Rhode Island—3 yeais. 
Mustered out, original men, , ’64; Veterans and Recruits, July 17, ’65. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
From— 
To— 
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Remarks. 
Pres. 
N. Y. 
123 
last. 
April —, 65 
2 
Wounded. 
In It. U. 153d N. Y. 
Papers. 
1213 
Sept. 28, 62 
List of 
s. 4- w. 
Absentees (ls£ A. C.) 
No Records on File. 
Battery E, 1st Rhode Island Light Artillery Volunteers. 
Organized September 23, ’61; Providence, Rhode Island—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, , ’64; Veterans and Recruits, June 14, ’65. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
From— 
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Remarks. 
Pres. 
A. C. 
39 
1 
Jan. 
1, 63 
June 11, 63 
Daily 
Prescription. 
U 
1 
1 
May 
17, oa 
Feb. 3, 63 
“ 
“ 
“ 
U.S.A. 
30 
1 
May 
14, 65 
May 20, 65 
U 
( 3c? and 4 th Brigade Artillery 
\ Reserves, Army of Potomac. RHODE ISLAND. 
Battery F, 1st Rhode Island Light Artillery Volunteers. 
Organized October 29, ’61; Providence, Rhode Island—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, , ’64; Veterans and Recruits, June 27, ’65. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
From— 
To— 
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Remarks. 
Beg. 
Mass. 
108 
89 
May 17, 62 
1 
Sick. 
In B. II. Yltli Mass. (Massey). 
U 
109 
22 
Dec. 20, 62 
1 
U 
“ 20th “ 
No Records on File. 
Battery G, 1st Rhode Island Light Artillery Volunteers, 
Organized December —, '61; Providence, Rhode Island—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, , ’64; Veterans and Recruits, June 24, ’65. 
Note.—Veterans and Recruits of Battery C transferred to this Battery December 23, '64. 
No Records on File. 
Battery H, 1st Bliode Island Light Artillery Volunteers, 
Organized October 14, ’62; Providence, Rhode Island—3 years. 
Mustered out June 28, ’65. 
Note.—Twenty-Jive men of the 14th New York Heavy Artillery attached to this Battery , ’64. 
Class. 
No. 
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Remarks. 
Regtl. 
Rpt. 
May —. 63 
1 
Wounded 
accidentally. (Murphy.) 
Wis. 
Her/. 
10 
12 
July 23. 03 
Sept. —, 63 
6 
Sick. 
In R. If. ls£ Wisconsin Hy. Arty. 
Conn. 
“ 
1 
1 
July 03 
2 
U 
In II. II. 1st Conn, unassgd. Iiects. 
(i 
1 
O 
Sept. 13, 03 
1 
U 
In R. H. ls£ Conn. Hy. Arty. 
No Records on File. 
1st Battery Rhode Island (Marine) Light Artillery Yols. 
Organized May 2, ’Cl; Washington, D. C.—3 months. 
Mustered out August 2, ’61. 
No Records on File. RHODE ISLAND. 
101 
10th Battery Rhode Island Light Artillery Volunteers. 
Organized May—, ’62; Providence, R. I. Attached to 10<A Rhode Island Infantry (as Co. L) 
August —, ’62—3 months. 
Mustered out August 30, '62. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
From— 
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Remarks. 
Pres. 
2 
1 
June 21, 62 
Aug. 24, 62 
S. & W. 
& Prescription. 
14th Rhode Island Hy. Arty. Yols. (A. D.) prior to April 4, ’64. 
8th U. S. Colored Hy. Arty. Yols. from April 4, ’64, to May 21, ’64. 
11th U. S. Colored Hy. Arty. Yols. from May 21, ’64, to Muster out. 
Organized August 28, ’613, to January 25, '64; Providence, Kliode Island—3 years. 
Mustered out October 2, ’65. 
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Cold 
Reg. 
31 
it 
1 
Dec. 24, 63 
May 25, 64 
Daily 
S.&W. 
& Prescription. 1st Battalion. 
“ 
31 
it 
18 
July 4, 64 
July 31, 64 
ft 
it 
if it tt it 
It 
32 
1 
“April 11, 64 
Dec. 29, 64 
it 
3d « 
La. 
203 
1 
July 4, 64 
April 28, 65 
“ 
In P. IT., Fort Jackson, La. 
Cold. 
ti 
31 
27 
Aug. 1, 64 
May 31, 65 
tt 
1st Battalion. 
ti 
35 
ti 
1 
Aug. 22, 64 
June 6, 65 
Daily 
“ 
& Prescription. 1st Battalion. 
“ 
33 
t» 
1 
April 18, 64 
July 11, 65 
Morning 
Sick Call. 
1st, 2, and 3d Battalions. 
it 
31 
Tag. 
June 1, 65 
Sept. 8, 65 
S. $ W. 
Post Hospl., Brashear City, La. 
“ 
32 
23 
“Oct. 7, 64 
Oct. —,65 
ti 
3d Battalion. 
« 
32 
38 
Sept. 19, 65 
29 
Sick. 
Transferred to Steamer Barnes. 
La. 
Pres. 
105 
1 
Oct. —, 04 
April —, 65 
Weekly 
Prescription. 
P. II., Fort Jackson, La. 
Cold. 
lk 
10 
1 
Feb. 20, 65 
Oct. —, 65 
Daily 
2d Battalion. 
Reg. 
31 
end. 
Dec. —, 63 
June 25, 65 
Deaths. 
1st Battalion. (1 Desertion.) 
Regtl. 
Jan. —, 64 
Sept. —, 65 
S. & W. 
Cold. 
Reg. 
35 
end. 
Jam 20, 64 
Aug. 17, 64 
Morning 
Numl. Kepts. 
Information in Remarks. 
Miscel. 
1 
1 
Oct. 1, 64 
Oct. —, 65 
“ 
ti ti 
“ 2d Battalion. 
ft 
2 
1 
Jan. 1, 65 
Oct. —,65 
it 
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N E—26 RHODE ISLAND. 
INFANTRY. 
1st Rhode Island Infantry Volunteers (Militia) 
Organized May 2, ’61; Washington, D. C.—3 months. 
Mustered out August 2, ’61. 
No Records on File. 
2d Rhode Island Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized June —, ’61; Providence, Rhode Island—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, June 17, ’64; Veterans and Recruits consolidated into a Battalion of 3 Com- 
panies, A, B and C, to which 5 new Companies, D to H, were added, and mustered out July 13, ’65. 
Class. 
No 
Pagk. 
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To— 
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Remarks. 
Pres. 
S. Div. 1 
Case. ) 
M. Rolls 
5 
21 
1 
Jan. 13. 65 
July —. 61 
Sept. 64 
June 7, 65 
Daily 
3 
Prescription. 
Wounded 
Musters 
( No entries between April 3 and 
\ May 14. 
and Paroled. 
at Fort Bunker Hill, D. C. 
& Oct. —, 64 
3d Rhode Island Infantry Volunteers. 
(See 3d Heavy Artillery, p. 98.) 
4th Rhode Island Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized October 30, '61; Providence, Rhode Island—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, October 15, '64; Veterans and Recruits transferred to the 7th Rhode Island 
Infantry. 
Class. 
No. 
Page 
From— 
To— 
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Remarks. 
Reg. 
U 
1 
55 
Oct. 4. 64 
Feb. 19, 65 
s. & w. 
U.S.A. 
GO 
85 
Sept. 13, 64 
1 
Sick. 
In H. mh V. li. C. (Morris). 
Papers. 
1956 
May 7, 64 
1 
Death, 
Gallighar. RHODE ISLAND. 
103 
5th Rhode Island Infantry Volunteers. 
(See 5th Heavy Artillery, p. 98.) 
6th Rhode Island Infantry Volunteers. 
f Failed to organize. J 
7th Rhode Island Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized September 4, ’62; Providence, Rhode Island—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, June 9, ’65; Veterans and Recruits consolidated into a Battalion of 3 Com 
panies June 9, ’65, and mustered out July 13, ’65. 
Note. —Veterans and Recruits of the 4th Rhode Island Infantry transferred to this Regt. Oct. 15, ’64. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
From— 
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Eemarks. 
Eeg. 
1 
1 
Jan. 
1, 63 
Feb. 
28, 65 
S. & W. 
U 
1 
59 
April 
2, 65 
June 
8, 65 
“ 
U 
1 
63 
June 
11. 65 
July 
12, 65 
“ 
ii 
2 
1 
Dec. 
1, 62 
Dec. 
16, 63 
(( 
Sick Call. 
u 
2 
1 
Dec. 
— 62 
Aug. 
—, 63 
Numl. Epts. 
8th Rhode Island Infantry Volunteers. 
(Failed to organize. J 
9th Rhode Island Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized (11 Companies, A to L,) May 26, ’62; Washington, D. C.—3 months. 
Mustered out September 2, ’62. 
Note.—Did duty in Forts north of the Potomac. 
No Records on File. RHODE ISLAND. 
104 
10th Rhode Island Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized May 26, ’62; Washington, I). C.—3 months. 
Mustered out September 2, ’62. 
Note.—10t/i Rhode Island Battery attached to this Regiment (as Co. L) August —, ’62. 
Note. —Did duty in Forts around Tenallytown, D. C. 
No Records on Pile. 
11th Rhode Island Infantry Volunteers (Militia). 
Organized October 1, ’62; Providence, Rhode Island—6 months. 
Mustered out July 13, ’63. 
Class. 
No. 
Pack 
From— 
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Contents. 
Remarks. 
Regtl. 
Rpts. 
Feb. —, 63 
& June —, 63 
3 Wounded, 
Pond, Bond and Ballou. 
No Records on Pile. 
12th Rhode Island Infantry Volunteers (Militia) 
Organized October 13, '62; Providence, Rhode Island—9 months. 
Mustered out July 29, ’63. 
No Records on File. 
Independent Co. Hospital Guards Rhode Island Yols 
Organized December 6, '62; Portsmouth Grove, Rhode Island—3 years. 
Mustered out August 26, ’65. 
Note.—Did guard duty at Lovell General Hospital, I'ortsmouth Grove, Rhode Island. 
No Records on Pile. RHODE ISLAND. 
105 
RHODE ISLAND POST AND GENERAL HOSPITALS. 
General from opening to May 6, ’63. 'j 
Lovell Gen. Hos ., from May 6, ’63, to close. J 
Portsmouth Grove, 
Rhode Island. 
Opened July — ’(5*2. 
Closed October —, ’65. 
Location on Narragansett Bay, 8 miles from Newport and miles south from Providence, Rhode Island. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
From— 
To— 
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Remarks. 
Keg. 
6 
1 
July 7, 62 
& Aug. 30, 62 
Alph. 
s. & w. 
Cloth. 
1 
1 
Aug. —, 62 
June —, 63 
“ 
“ 
i No diagnosis. 
1 JS'ot entered elsewhere. 
Reg. 
i ( 
9 
9 
V 
1 
108 
1 
July 7, 62 
*Jan. 63 
July 7, 62 
May 11, 64 
1 to 6889 
4815to4931 
u 
( Incomplete from July to Sep- 
\ tember, ’62. See Register 6. 
Names not previously entered. 
No dispn. Part Index to 9 A 10. 
a 
, 65 
Alph. 
“ 
« 
10 
1 
Jan. 8, 64 
Aug. 3, 65 
< 6394 to \ 
} 10,825 $ 
X 
Partly covers Register 9. 
•* 
8 
1 
, 65 
Aug. 3, 65 
Alph. 
u 
No dispn. Part Index to 9 A 10. 
S. Div. 
Q.R. 
Oct. — 63 
Sept. 30, 65 
Wounded. 
Surgical operations. 
Reg. 
11 
1 
> 64 
65 
U 
Surgical Register. 
Papers < 
' 
1895 
to 
\ 
Feb. 9, 63 
Oct. 11, 65 
Changes. 
Morning Reports. 
1398 
) 
1398 
Sept. —63 
Aug. —, 65 
Weekly 
U 
Reg. 
U 
15 
12 
14 
1 
Jan. 20, 64 
Nov. 8, 62 
Aug. 22, 62 
Oct. 11, 65 
July 30, 65 
July —,65 
Transfers. 
Desertions. 
Discharges. 
to Vet. Res Corps & Gen. Hos. 
1 
a 
Tag. 
1 to 2184 
« 
14 
1 
Sept. 17, 62 
July —, 65 
Alph. 
U 
4 t 
12 
13 
Tag. 
1 
July 4, 62 
July —,62 
Sept. 26, 65 
Sept. 26, 65 
Deaths 
u 
and effects. 
Sexton’s Register. 
n 
Papers. 
.. 
27 
July 13, 62 
Sept. 26, 65 
Burials. 
Cloth. 
1 
1 
Aug. —,62 
June —, 63 
Alph. 
Clothing. 
issue*. 
H 
2 
1 
July —, 63 
July —, 65 
“ 
a 
0. & L. 
2 
1 
Sept. 19, 62 
July 7, 63 
Indexed 
Letters 
sent. 
U 
1 
1 
Aug. 26, 62 
Sept. 5, 65 
U 
U 
“ 
3 
1 
July 7, 63 
Aug. —. 64 
Indexed 
“ 
“ and Endorsements. 
4 
1 
June 10, 64 
Nov. 11. 64 
“ 
u 
(t 
- 
5 
1 
Nov. —, 64 
Nov. 15, 64 
U 
“ 
N E- 
-27 
[Continued over.] RHODE ISLAND. 
TOO 
General Hospitals, Portsmouth Grove, Rhode Island—Concluded. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
0. & L. 
4 
770 
Aug. —, 64 
April —, 65 
Indexed 
Endorsemts. 
Cloth. 
7 
Med. Prop. 
0. & L. 
1 
1 
, 62 
Sept. —, 65 
Letters 
sent. (Mustered out.) 
M. Rolls 
Oct. _ 63 
Reg. 
16 
, 62 
. 65 
Alph. 
R. & R. 
3,4,5 
Requisitions. 
Miscel. 
1 to 5 
July 15, 62 
Oct. 11, 65 
Information in Remarks. 
Papers. 
1391) 
Feb. 26, 63 
Oct. 11, 65 
Morning 
it tt 
Reg. 
17 
1 
, 63 
, 64 
Alph. 
Records. 
Courts-martial. 
Cloth. 
6 
May 10, 65 
Aug. 28, 65 
Guard 
Report. 
General Hospital (Marine), Providence, Rhode Island. 
A Civil Institution, not under control of the Surgeon General. 
Note.—A Hospital for Rhode Island Volunteers was ordered to be formed in this institution about 
May 19, ’62. Broken up about August —, ’62, and patients sent to Lovell General Hospital. In 
cases claiming treatment in Providence, the records of PORTSMOUTH Grove should he searched. 
No Records on File. 
Hospital, Fort on Dutch Island, Narragansett Bay, R. I. 
Established , 1863 Not garrisoned. 
No Records on File. 
Post Hospital, Fort Adams, Newport, Rhode Island. 
(Garrison Hospital. Still open.) 
Location : At the mouth of main channel of Narragansett Bay. 
Note.—Records on file at Post cover from January 1, ’77. 
Class. 
N o. 
Page. 
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Remarks 
Reg. 
22 
1 
Oct. 28, 62 
Dec. 31, 70 
S. & W. 
“ 
23 
1 
Man. 
1, 71 
Dec. 31, 76 
a 
Pres. 
8 
Kan. 
1 
July 
1, 57 
May —, 59 
Weekly 
Prescription. 
No diagnosis. 
Beg. 
Papers. 
36 
2224 
1 
May 30, 57 
Mar. 18, 65 
j\ov. 1, 50 
Dec. —, 66 
0. 4- L. 
Nutnl. Repts. RHODE ISLAND AND CONNECTICUT. 
107 
Hospital, Fort Walcott, Newport Harbor, Rhode Island. 
(Not garrisoned.) 
No Records on Pile. 
COnSTNECTICUT. 
C AV ALR Y. 
1st Connecticut Cavalry Volunteers. 
Organized j 
(Companies A to D) November 2, ’61, at Madison. Connecticut—3 years. 
(Companies E to M) August 9, ’62, to February, ’(54, in State at large, except Companies F 
and G, which were organized at Baltimore, Maryland. 
Mustered out, original men, November and December, '64; Veterans and Recruits, August 2, '65. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
From — 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Regtl. 
Rept. 
Nov. —, 62 
& May —,63 
1 
Wounded, 
{ O'Neil, Company D. 
\ 1 Resignation, Middlebrook. 
Pres. 
2 
5 
Aug. —, 64 
Dec. 8, 64 
Weekly 
Prescription. 
U 
2 
15 
Dec. 23, 64 
May 26, 65 
Daily 
“ 
“ 
3 
1 
June 3, 65 
July 31, 65 
“ 
U 
1st Squadron Connecticut Cavalry Volunteers. 
(2 Companies. See Companies C and D, 2d N. Y. Cavalry.) 
No Records on Pile. CONNECTICUT. 
108 
ARTILLERY. 
1st Connecticut Heavy Artillery Volunteers. 
(4fh Infantry.) 
Organized May 21, ’61, to February 1, ’62, Hartford, Connecticut, as 4th Connecticut Volunteers. 
Changed to 1st Heavy Artillery January 2, ’62—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, , ’64; Veterans and Recruits, September 25, '65. 
Note.—Veterans and Recruits of 3d CONNECTICUT Battery, Light Artillery, transferred to this 
Regiment June 23, ’65. This Regiment garrisoned Forts Richardson, Ward, etc., Virginia, from , 
'61 to May, ’64. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Keg. 
1 
1 
*Jan. —, 63 
July 15, 65 
s. & w. 
“ 
1 
Wis. 
35 
July 15, 65 
Sept. 25, 65 
“ 
U 
9 
81 
Aug. 23, 65 
Sept. 26, 65 
u 
1© 
30 
Aug. 23, 65 
Sept. 25, 65 
a 
Papers. 
Case. 
1 
1881 
8 
June 27, 64 
Mar. —, 65 
July 1, 64 
Wounded. 
Killed in Action, &c. 
3 
17 
•Feb. —, 63 
July 20, 63 
Indexed 
Cases. 
Pres. 
1 
1 
Jan. —, 64 
May —, 64 
Weekly 
Prescription. 
No diagnosis. 
Mi seel. 
2 
1 
Jan. 15, 63 
May 18. 64 
Daily 
Numl. Repts. 
U 
1 
1 
May 22, 64 
Sept. 24, 65 
U 
U 
1st Battery Connecticut Light Artillery Volunteers. 
Organized October 26, '61; Meriden, Connecticut—3 years. 
Mustered out. original men, , ’64; Veterans and Recruits, June 11, 65. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
From— 
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Contents. 
Remarks. 
Misc. M. 
Kept. 
1 
Nov. —, 64 
1 
Sick, 
II. Talmage. 
10. 
A. C. 
) 
No Records on File. CONNECTICUT. 
2d Connecticut Heavy Artillery Volunteers. 
(19(72 Infantry.) 
(Companies A to K, 19th Infantry! July 25 to September 9, ’62; Litchfield, Connecticut. 
(Changed to Heavy Artillery November 23, ’63;—3 years. 
Companies L and M organized from January 11 to February 13, ’61. 
Organized 
Mustered out, original men, July ? to 20, ’(>5; Veterans and Recruits consolidated into a Battalion of 8 
Companies, and mustered out August 18, ’(>5. 
Note.—Veterans and Recruits of the 14th Connecticut Volunteers transferred to this Regiment May 
30, '65. This Regiment garrisoned Forts south of the Potomac , ’63, to May, ’64. 
Class. 
No. 
Pack. 
Fko.m— 
To— 
CONTENTS. 
Remakes. 
0. & L. 
1 
49 
Jan. 
23, 63 
Mar. 15, 63 
s. & w. 
Va. 
Keg. 
017 
13 
*June 
65 
Aug. 17, 65 
u 
In Ft®. E. Allen and Marcy, Va. 
Pres. 
211 
1 
Aug. 
23,. 65 
Sept. 26, 65 
Daily 
u 
< & Prescription, Batty. Rodgers, 
( Alex. 
Restl. 
Kept. 
Feb. 
— 65 
1 
Sick, 
Walsh, Company I. 
N. ¥. 
210 
37 
J uly 
24, 65 
64 
1 
Corliss, in H. 2cl N. Y. II. A. 
No diagnosis (22d A. C.). 
0. cj- L. 
1 
31 
Dec. —, 64 
T rescription. 
.« 
1 
let 75 
Mar. 
—, 64 
0. & L. 
2d Battery Connecticut Light Artillery Volunteers. 
Organized September 10. ’62; Bridgeport, Connecticut—3 years. 
Mustered out August 9, ’65. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
From— 
To— 
Contexts. 
Remarks. 
Beg. 
Vt. 
23 
7 & 9 
Jan. 31, 63 
Mar 19 63 
3 
Side. 
In B. H. l'Mh Vermont. 
U 
28 
5 
April 2, G3 
May —, G4 
2 
1 death (Chase), in B.H.Wtli Ft. 
In B. II. 131s/! New Yorlc 
u 
N. Y. 
238 
9 
4 
{i 
No Records on File. 
3d Battery Connecticut Light Artillery Volunteers. 
Organized August 25 to October 29, ’64; New Haven, Connecticut—1 year. 
Mustered out, original men, June 23, ’65; Veterans and Recruits transferred to lsf CONNECTICUT 
Heavy Artillery. 
Class, j No. Page. 
Fhom— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remauks. 
Reg. 
1 
1 
30 
33 
Nov. 30, 64 
May 21, 65 
Dec. 18, 64 
Sick. 
In R. H. 1st Conn. Hvy. Arty. 
N E—28 
No Records on Pile. CONNECTICUT. 
INFANTRY. 
1st Connecticut Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized April 22 and 23, ’61; New Haven, Connecticut—3 months. 
Mustered out July, 31, ’61. 
No Records on File. 
2d Connecticut Infantry Volunteers, 
Organized May 7, ’61; New Haven, Connecticut—3 months. 
Mustered out August 7, ’61. 
No Records on File. 
3d Connecticut Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized May 11 to 14, ’61; Hartford, Connecticut—3 months. 
Mustered out August 12, ’61. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
S. Div. 
Case. 
21 
July —, 61 
1 
Wounded, 
Fancher. 
No Records on File. 
4th Connecticut Infantry Volunteers. 
(See Is/ Heavy Artillery, p. 108.) CONNECTICUT. 
5th Connecticut Infantry Volunteers 
(Colt’s Rifle Regiment.) 
Organized July 24, ’61; Hartford, Connecticut—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, July 22, ’64; Veterans and Recruits, July 19, ’65. 
Note.—Veterans and Recruits of the 20th Connecticut Volunteers transferred to this Regiment 
June 13, ’65. 
Class 
No. 
Page. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Pres. 
4 
1 
Dec. 21, 62 
June —,63 
Weekly 
Prescription. 
Regtl. 
U 
4 
Repts. 
u 
55 
Aug. —, 63 
Nov. —, 62 
Sept. <fc Nov, 6 3 
Sept. —,63 
& May —, 63 
& Nov. —, 64 
U 
Sick. 
6th Connecticut Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized September 12, '61; New Haven, Connecticut-3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, , '64; Veterans and Recruits, August 21, '65. 
Glass. 
No 
Pack. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Rn marks. 
Reg. 
Regtl. 
N. C. 
57 
Kept. 
1 
July 1, 64 
May —, 63 
Feb. 10, 65 
S. & W. 
1 
Wounded, 
Lawrence, Company A. 
7th Connecticut Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized September 13, ’61; New Haven, Connecticut—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, September 20, ’64; Veterans and Recruits, July 20, ’65. 
Note.—Veterans and Recruits of the 15th Connecticut Volunteers transferred to this Regiment 
July 24, ’65. 
No Records on File. 
8th Connecticut Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized September 21 to 27, ’61; Hartford, Connecticut—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, , ’64; Veterans and Recruits, December 12, '65. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Keg. 
S. I)iv. 
Regtl. 
Va. 
7 45 
File A. 
Kept. 
9 
*Jan. 1, 63 
April —, 63 
June —, 63 
Mar. 31, 64 
S. & W. 
566 A 
2 
Wounded, 
Purdy and Ford. 
Geer and Johnson. 
654 
& Dec. —, 63 
2 CONNECTICUT. 
9th Connecticut Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized September 26, ’61; New Haven, Connecticut—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, , ’64; Veterans and Recruits consolidated into a Battalion of 4 Com- 
panies, A to D, and mustered out August 3, '65. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
FltOM— 
To— 
Contents 
Remarks. 
S. Div. \ 
File A. ) 
945 
Dr. 27 
June 24, (53 
1 
Wounded, 
Judge. 
No Records on File. 
10th Connecticut Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized October 22, ’61; Hartford, Connecticut—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, October 21, ’64; Veterans and Recruits, August 25, ’( 
Note.—Veterans and Recruits of the 21 st CONNECTICUT Volunteers transferred to this Regiment June 
16, ’65. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Regtl. 
S. Div. 1 
Rept. 
575 
July —, 63 
Dec. 14, 62 
& Sept. —,63 
2 
Wounded, 
Leggett, Gerry. 
Bodgers. 
Dr. 27 
1 
File A. $ 
No Records on File. 
11th Connecticut Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized October and November, ’61; Hartford, Connecticut—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, , ’64; Veterans and Recruits, December 27, ’65. 
No Records on File. 
12th Connecticut Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized November and December, ’61; Hartford, Connecticut—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, December 2, ’64; Veterans and Recruits consolidated into a Battalion of 6 
Companies, A to F, and mustered out August 12, ’65. 
No Records on File. CONNECTICUT. 
13th Connecticut Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized November 25, ’61, to January 7, ’62; New Haven, Connecticut—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, January 6, ’65; Veterans and Recruits consolidated into a Battalion of 5 
Companies, A to E, and mustered out April 25, ’66. 
Note.—In May and Jane, ’62, patients ivere sent to St. James General Hospital, New Orleans, La. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
Fkom— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remai.ks. 
Keg. 
4 
1 
Jan. —, 62 
Mar. —, 63 
Hy Cos. 
S. & W. 
“ 
4 
48 
Sept. —■, 63 
Dec. —, 65 
(i 
u 
a 
S. Div. 
5 
Q. B. 
9 
1 
Sept. 6, 64 
May —, 62 
June 10, 64 
July 2, 65 
Daily 
u 
& Prescription. 
In Gen’l Hospital, N. 0., La. 
Pres. 
end. 
June 24, 64 
List of 
u 
In tent Hospital. 
Reg. 
5 
it 
Sept. 19-22, 64 
& Oct. 19, 64 
“ 
Wounded. 
Pres. 
§ 
1 
June 21, 63 
Dec. —, 63 
Weekly 
Prescription. 
ii 
9 
1 
Jan. 3, 64 
July 10, 64 
.( 
“ 
Some dispositions. 
ii 
10 
1 
Jan. 3, 64 
June —, 64 
U 
U 
it 
7 
2 
July 1, 65 
April 25, 66 
(i 
u 
Reg. 
4 
G9 
Mar. 11, 63 
List of 
Transfers 
to Baton Rouge. 
ii 
4 
1 to 7 
Dec. 25, 61 
Mar. —, 64 
Deaths 
and Discharges. 
ii 
4 
34 
April —, 63 
July —, 65 
it 
ii H 
Pres. 
7 
Tag. 
Aug. —, 65 
& Sept.—, 65 
it 
and Company Rolls. 
Reg. 
4 
5 
Nov. —, 61 
Aug. —, 63 
Hosp. Corps. 
Miscel. 
6 
1 
Feb. 1, 63 
r 
o 
Numl. Repts. 
14th Connecticut Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized August 23, '62; Hartford, Connecticut—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, May 21, '65; Veterans and Recruits transferred to 2d Connecticut Heavy 
Artillery May 30, '65. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Rem auks. 
Keg. 
7 
1 
Jan. 1, 63 
June —, 63 
S. & W. 
and Casualties. 
U 
7 
7 
Aug. 4, 63 
Feb. — 64 
“ 
U ii 
H 
7 
— 63 
u 
u 
7 
Q4 
Sept. 17, 62 
Kd & Wd 
“ 
7 
Tag. 
Feb. —, 63 
«fc Mar. —, 63 
Furloughs. 
R. & R. 
1 
“ 
Nov. 1, 62 
Mar. 25, 63 
Deaths 
and Discharges. 
N H— 
-29 CONNECTICUT. 
15th Connecticut Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized August 25, '62; New Haven, Connecticut—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, ; Veterans and Recruits transferred to7th Connecticut Infantry 
June 24, '65. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
Fkom— 
To- 
Contents. 
Remakes. 
Regtl. 
Rept. 
N. Y. 
May —6 3 
5 
Wounded, 
j Glaspford, Greenland, Parker, 
\ Henry, Servise. 
Reg. 
1^0 
1 
Mar. 1M, (53 
1 
Sick. 
In II. II. 51s£ New York. 
,S. J)iv. \ 
B.AIss. $ 
31 
April 13, 65 
1 
Death, 
Hack. In H. '2,(Uh Army Corps. 
No Records on File. 
16tli Connecticut Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized August 24, ’62 ; Hartford, Connecticut—3 years. 
Mustered out June 24, ’65. 
No Records on File. 
17th Connecticut Infantry Volunteers 
Organized August 28, ’62; Bridgeport, Connecticut—3 years. 
Mustered out July 19, ’65. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Reg. 
10 
1 
Aug. 
5, 03 
April 
15, 64 
s. & w. 
<( 
10 
29 
June 
1, 61 
July 
19, 65 
< ( 
« 
9 
1 
June 
1, 63 
June 
24, 63 
Daily 
Sick 
Call. 
“ 
9 
20 
Aug. 
5, 63 
Jan. 
31, 64 
“ 
ii 
U 
u 
11 
1 
Feb. 
1, 64 
Nov. 
24, 64 
“ 
U 
U 
a 
12 
1 
Nov. 
25, 64 
July 
19, 65 
U 
u 
u 
o. & L. 
7 
1 
July 
21. 63 
May 
10, 65 
0. & L. 
received and sent. 
Miscel. 
10 
1 
Jan. 
—, 63 
Aug 
—, 64 
Hospital 
Fund Account. 
a 
11 
1 
Feb. 
1, 61 
July 
20, 65 
Numl. Repts. CONNECTICUT. 
18th Connecticut Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized August 22,’62; Norwich, Connecticut—3 years. 
Mustered out June 27, ’65. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
Fiiom— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Reg. 
13 
1 
Nov. 21, 64 
June 17, 65 
S &W. 
U 
13 
Tag. 
Jan. 24, 65 
April 9, 65 
Daily 
Sick 
Call. 
Regtl. 
Rept. 
N. Y. 
Feb. —63 
& Sept. —, 64 
* 
Sick, 
Sheldon and Coyle. 
Beg. 
56* 
Tag. 
October—, 62 
$ June —, 63 
1 
Discharge. 
1 death, in B. II. 5th N. Y. Art'y. 
U 
13 
end. 
Feb. 10, 65 
April 8, 65 
Xuml. Repts. 
19th Connecticut Infantry Volunteers. 
(See 2d Connecticut Heavy Artillery.) 
20th Connecticut Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized September 8, ’62; New Haven, Connecticut—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, June 13, ’65; Veterans and Recruits transferred to 5th CONNECTICUT 
Volunteers. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
S. Div. \ 
31 
April —> 65 
2 
Wounded, 
Karnann and Connor (20th A.C.). 
li.Alss. 
No Records on File. 
21st Connecticut Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized September 5, ’62; Norwich, Connecticut—3 years. 
Mustered out, original men, June 16, ’65; Veterans and Recruits transferred to the Connecticut 
V OLUNTEERS. 
No Records on File. CONNECTICUT. 
22(1 Connecticut Infantry Volunteers 
Organized September 20, ’62; Hartford, Connecticut—9 months. 
Mustered out July 7, ’63. 
Class. 
No. 
Pagk. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Keg. 
14 
1 
Oct. 16, 62 
Jan. 6, 63 
S. & W. 
“ 
14 
5 
•Feb. —63 
June 22, 63 
“ 
Papers. 
840 
Mar. 31, 80 
April 21, 80 
Letters. 
23d Connecticut Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized November 14, '62; New Haven, Connecticut—9 months. 
Mustered out August 31, '63. 
Class. 
No. 
Page 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Regtl. 
Rpt. 
July 31, 63 
Aug. 2, 63 
List of 
S. & W. 
( Sent to and returned from Gen- 
} eral Hospital, N. 0., La. 
S. Div. ) 
File A $ 
495 
Dr. 27 
June 21, G3 
& July 21,63 
2 
Wounded, 
Trowbridge, Smith. 
Regtl. 
Rpt. 
Jan. 28, 63 
Aug. 29, 63 
List of 
Deaths. 
24th Connecticut Infantry Volunteers, 
Organized November 18, ’62; Middletown, Connecticut—9 months. 
Mustered out September 30, ’63. 
No Records on File. 
25th Connecticut Infantry Volunteers (Militia) 
Organized November 11, ’62; Hartford. Connecticut—9 months. 
Mustered out August 26, ’63. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
From— 
To- 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Pres. ] 
8 
83 
June 21, 63 
June 29, 63 
VYreekly 
Prescription. 
Miscel. 
S 7 
1 
Jan. 11, 63 
Aug. 7, 63 
Numl. Repts. CONNECTICUT. 
117 
26th Connecticut Infantry Volunteers 
Organized November 10, ’62; Norwich, Connecticut—9 months. 
Mustered out August 17, '63. 
No Records on File. 
27th Connecticut Infantry Volunteers (Militia) 
Organized October—, ’62; New Haven, Connecticut—9 months. 
Mustered out July 27, ’(>3. 
Class. 
Iso. 
Page. 
Fkom— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Keg. 
u 
18 
9 
1, 63 
Mar. 20, 63 
May 30, 63 
June 13, 63 
S. & W. 
u 
16 
1 
1, 63 
u 
16 
23 
1, 63 
28. 62 
u 
u 
18 
end. 
Dec. 
List of 
Sick 
sent to Washington, D. C. 
13 
28, 6 a 
25, 63 
« 
U 
U U ii 
Reg. 
Papers. 
18 
2 
U 
u 
sent to Windmill Pt. Hosp , Ya. 
senttoDiv. Hos. 2d Army Corps. 
1213 
April 
21, 63 
4 
u 
Reg. 
U 
18 
5 
April 
June 
28, 63 
8, 63 
a 
sent to Div. Hos. Potomac Creek. 
sent to Division Hospital. 
18 
6 
& June 13, 63 
it 
(( 
<• 
18 
7 
June 
13, 63 
u 
u 
u n u 
u 
18 
3 
Dec. 
13, ea 
u 
Wounded, 
Fredericksburg, Ya. 
u 
16 
22 
May 
1, 63 
May 5, 63 
U 
“ 
Chancellorsville, Ya. 
13 
Tag. 
1 
Jan. 
25, 63 
Mar. 20, 63 
Case. 
1 
Mar. 
21, 63 
June —, 63 
Indexed 
u u 
9 
1 
Feb. 
—, 63 
April —, 63 
13 
1 
Nov. 
28, ea 
10, 63 
Prescription. 
Discharges. 
R & R. 
7 
Tag. 
Mar. 
April 18, 63 
Reg. 
17 
1 
Dec. 
ea 
Mar. —,63 
List of 
Deaths. 
17 
i 
Tag. 
Jan. 18. 19. (13 
2 
H. Smith and Schlider. 
R. & R. 
7 
Mar. 
2, 63 
May —, 63 
June 4, 63 
. 63 
’ 
Deaths. 
Reg. 
<• 
17 
Jan. 
9. 63 
O. & L. 
17 
$12&( 
—. 62 
Hosf). Corps 
and attendants. 
) last. $ 
M. Rolls 
Nov. 
—. 62 
April —, 63 
June 19, 63 
Attendants. 
Reg. 
18 
1 
Jan. 
1, 63 
Nutnl. Repts. 
N E 
30 CONNECTICUT. 
28th Connecticut Infantry Volunteers. 
Organized (8 Companies, A to li) November 15, ’62 : New Haven, Connecticut—9 months. 
Mustered out August 28, ’63. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks 
Misr.el. 
.?/. K. 
Fla. 
Avg. 22, 61? 
2 Discharges, 
Diosay and Rowland. 
No Records on File. 
29th Connecticut Infantry Volunteers (Colored). 
Organized March 8, ’64; New Haven, Connecticut—3 years. 
Mustered out August 24, ’65. 
Class. 
No 
Pack. 
From— 
To— 
Contexts. 
Remarks. 
Keg. 
20 
22 
Mar. 24, 04 
May 
7, 04 
S. & W. 
U 
20 
8 
Mar. 25, 04 
Mar. 
28, 04 
Prescription 
U 
20 
26 
Aug. 4, 04 
Aug. 
8, 04 
U 
“ 
20 
1 
Mar. 15, 04 
Mar. 
17, 04 
Patients 
sent to General Hospital. 
Papers. 
840 
March —, 64 
Jan. 
—, 65 
Officers 
on Reports. 
Miscel. 
23 
1 
April 15, 04 
Aug. 
9, 04 
Numl. Repts. 
30th Connecticut Infantry Volunteers (Colored). 
Organized. (4 Companies, A to D) in Connecticut, and transferred to the 31s< U. S. Colored Troops 
May 18, ’64, which see. CONNECTICUT. 
119 
CONNECTICUT POST AND GENERAL HOSPITALS. 
General Hospital, from June —, ’62, to May 20, ’63. ) 
Knight G. Hospl., from May 20, ’63, to close. j 
New Haven, 
Conn. 
Opened June 9, ’62, us State Hospital. Not under control of the Surgeon General prior to May 20, ’63. 
Location: In State Hospital, near Long Island Sound. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Reg. 
26 
1 
June 
9, 62 
Feb. 1, 64 
1 to 2298 
S. & W. 
Part duplicate of 25. 
U 
25 
25i 
1 
June 
9, 62 
April 12, 64 
1 to 4224 
U 
U 
27 
Dept. 
Jan. 
1, 64 
May 2, 65 
5 2062 ? 
\ to 6870 J 
X “ 
(( 
329 
*Jan. 
31, 63 
June 9, 64 
Alph. 
u 
No diagnosis. 
(( 
26 
Dept. 
Tag. 
April 
12, 64 
June 19, 64 
$ 4225 > 
\ to 6169 
u 
u 
330 
June 
9, 64 
Sept. 29, 65 
Alph. 
u 
No diagnosis. 
“ 
28 
1 
May 
3, 65 
Oct. 23, 65 
5 6883 ) 
l to7333 5 
X “ 
S. Div. 
Q.R. 
29 
63 
64 
Sept. 30, 65 
65 
Wounded. 
u 
Reg. 
1 
Surgical Register. 
S.Div. * 
456 
Dr. 23 
* Jan. 
— 65 
8 
u 
tile A. S 
Papers. 
27 
June 
8, 62 
31, 63 
Sept. 23, 65 
Nov. 27, 65 
Burials. 
Changes. 
319 
to 321 
Jan. 
Daily 
U 
331 
Feb. 
23, 63 
Sept. 20, 63 
Lists of 
Admissions. 
u 
331 
Aug. 
June 
8, 63 
Y.R.C., 
Prescription. 
Examinations for— 
No diagnosis. 
Pres. 
16 
i 
9, 62 
Aug. 31, 62 
Weekly 
“ 
19 
i 
Apiil 
7, 63 
Aug. 15, 63 
“ 
“ 
u a 
" 
17 
i 
Aug. 
17, 63 
Dec. 29, 63 
il 
<( 
tt a 
“ 
18 
i 
Dec. 
29, 63 
Feb. 27, 64 
it 
U 
a u 
“ 
38 
116 
Nov. 
1, 64 
Mar. 29, 65 
U 
it 
a u 
Cloth. 
1 
1 
No 
dates. 
Alph. 
Clothing 
issued. 
a 
2 
1 
No 
dates. 
Indexed. 
« 
U 
a 
3 
1 
Jan. 
—, 65 
Sept. —,65 
Clothing 
Account. 
0. a L. 
it 
10 
1 
Feb. 
23, 63 
1, 64 
4, 65 
4, 64 
Feb. 29, 64 
April 24, 65 
Nov. 23, 65 
Nov. 27. 65 
Aug. —, 65 
Nov. 18. 65 
Letters 
Orders 
t ( 
sent. 
issued. 
11 
1 
Jan. 
a 
12 
1 
May 
Oct. 
u 
13 
l 
O. & L. 
received and sent. 
M. Rolls. 
June 
—, 62 
Papers. 
2409 
Dec. 
6, 62 
Morning 
Numl. Rpts. CONNECTICUT. 
120 
Hospital, Conscript Camp, near New Haven, Connecticut. 
Opened about August, '63. 
Closed about February, ’66. 
Location : Grape Vine Point. 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Keg. 
32 
1 
Aug. 15. 63 
Nov. 20, 65 
Indexed. 
S. & W. 
Pres. 
22 
1 
Feb. 8. 64 
Dec. 11, 64 
Prescription. 
U 
23 
1 
Dec. 12, 64 
Oct. 14, 65 
U 
u 
25 
1 
May 10, 65 
Nov. 14, 65 
U 
u 
Papers. 
4 i 
24 
30 
1 
Sept. 11, 64 
Jan. 4, 64 
Nov. 19, 65 
Nov. 20, 65 
Feb. 23, 66 
No diagnosis. 
Burials. 
298 
Sept, 12, 63 
. . 
O. & L. 
Miscel. 
31 
1 
, 64 
, 64 
Hospital 
Accounts. 
M. Rolls 
Miscel. 
1 
Sept. —, 63 
Aug. 20, 63 
Feb. —, 66 
Dec. 3, 65 
Musters, 
Numl. Kepts. 
Hospital Corps. 
Information in Remarks. 
Hospital, Fort Griswold, New London Harbor, Conn. 
Established , 1842. (Not garrisoned.) 
No Records on File. 
Post Hospital, Fort Trumbull, New London, Connecticut. 
(Still open.) 
Class. 
No. 
Page. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Reg. 
35 
1 
Mar. 
1, 62 
April 30, 65 
S. & W. 
U 
36 
1 
May 
1, 65 
July 9, 66 
U 
37 
Jan. 
22, 63 
May 6, 82 
Discharges. 121 
EXPLANATORY NOTES. 
Books, Files, Papers and Reports indexed under each Hospital are arranged by States and Classes, and 
their File Numbers, Pages, specific Dates and Contents are given. 
Class.—All records are entered in this column, as “Reg.” (Register), “Pres.” (Prescription), “Case,” 
“O. & L.” (Orders and Letters), “Cloth.” (Clothing), “Miscel.” (Miscellaneous), “ R. & R.” (Requisitions and 
Returns), “Papers,” “M. Rolls” (Muster and Pay Rolls), “S. Div. Q. R.” (Surgical Division Quarterly Reports), 
“ B. MSS.” (Bound Manuscripts), Ac. 
Number.—In this column the File Numbers of the Books and Papers are given. 
Page.—This, by numeral, tag, or other term, denotes the page of the book where the dates given in the “ From” 
column commence. 
From— (First date column).—In this column is entered (in the case of Hospital Registers) the earliest date of 
admission of Patients, except when qualified by an asterisk (*)—[See Note. ] In the case of other records, the earliest 
date of the specific “Contents” is given. 
(Note.—The star (*) in this column denotes that the Register commences with a list of Patients remaining in 
the Hospital at the date given.) 
To— (Second date column.)—In this column is entered (in the case of Hospital Registers) the latest date of 
admission of Patients. In the case of other records is entered the latest date of the specific “ Contents.” 
(Note—It will be noticed that the character sometimes occurs in the column of dates, as “Feb. —, '62, & 
May —, '62 ” In these cases the records are not continuous between those dates, being only for the respective 
periods given. 
Contents.—The entries in the first column under this heading are descriptive and relative to the symbolical 
entries in the second column, which latter are as follows: 
8. & W.—(Sick and Wounded).—Registers so classed show name, rank, company and regiment, date of 
admission, diagnosis and disposition. 
(Note.—A new and enlarged form of Register of Sick and Wounded, together with a Register of Surgical 
Operations, of similar size, was issued in February, 1864, which is more comprehensive than the earlier Registers— 
giving eight additional columns for correspondingly fuller statements respecting Patients. They are distinguished 
on the Index by a cross—viz: “ 8. & W. X.”) 
8. & W. and Pres.—(Sick & Wounded and Prescription.)—These Registers are posted daily, and give name, 
rank, company and regiment, date of admission, disease, prescription and disposition. The disease of the Patient 
is given at the time of admission only. These Registers are mostly of small size, used in field service. 
Pres.—(Prescription.)—These books give name of Patient, diagnosis, daily prescription aud disposition. 
Where the diagnosis is omitted, this fact is stated on the Index in the column of “Remarks.” 
Wounded.—These entries embrace Surgical Cases, and lists of wounded men only. 
CASUALTIES.—This term is used in reference to lists of men killed or wounded in action, and in most cases 
these lists show the character of wounds. 
Cases.—These books give extended histories of medical or surgical cases, methods of treatment aud general 
results. 
N K—31 EXPLANATORY NOTES. 
Changes.—This term denotes that the entries in the records show admissions, dispositions, furloughs, deaths, 
discharges, returns to duty and transfers. The disease for which the Patient is admitted will not be found on these 
records, unless indicated by “ Diagnosis” in “ Remarks” column. 
O. & L.—(Orders and Letters.)—These books contain originals or copies of Orders, Letters and Endorsements. 
Cloth.—(Clothing.)—These are records of clothing issued, the baggage and other property of Patients, and 
inventories of the effects of deceased men. (Arms and equipments are sometimes noted.) 
Des. Lists.—(Descriptive Lists.)—In these books are noted, usually, the dates of receipt and disposition of 
the soldier’s Descriptive List. 
MlSCEL.—(Miscellaneous.) [In “ Class ” column.]—Under this heading are filed books which are numerical or 
admit of no other classification. 
Numl. Repts.—(Numerical Reports.)—These, in either daily, weekly or monthly order, give, by numbers, 
general data of Patients. 
(Note.—Other records, designated in the second [“Contents”] column of the Index, have their varied charac- 
terizations, but the terms which are used are deemed sufficiently suggestive.) 
Papers.—(In “Class” column.)—Under this designation are grouped Bed-Cards, Changes, Lists of Patients 
in Hospitals, Burials, Furloughs, Certificates of Inability to Travel (at Expiration of Furlough), Orders and Letters, 
Muster Rolls, Numerical Reports and Miscellaneous Manuscripts. 
MONTHLY Reports.—These Reports are not taken up on this Index. They embrace statistical reports from 
all Regimental and other Hospitals. They also show date and cause of death or discharge, by name (which are 
entered on the State-alphabetical Death and Discharge Records of this office). They show date and cause of transfer 
to the Veteran Reserve Corps subsequent to January, 1864. In some instances memoranda of the treatment of 
Patients, giving names, appear on these Reports; in such cases that fact is noted on this Index. 
(Note.—The statement “No Records on File’’ does not apply to the Monthly Reports—they being considered 
records of this office, as contradistinguished from records of discontinued Hospitals on fie in this office.) 
Remarks.—III this column are additional statements explanatory of the entry. 
UNDERSCORES.—A dash line under a file entry ( [8 ) denotes that the book is arranged in alphabetical, regi- 
mental, or State order, or that it is indexed in itself. When two numbers relating to the same entry are separated 
(18 \ 
~ ) the lower is an index to the upper. 
Italic entries indicate records which are not a part of ihe records of the Hospital under which they occur, but 
which bear an incidental relation to that Hospital. APPENDIX. 
REGIMENTAL HOSPITAL RECORDS 
OF 
NEW ETSTG L A NTT) TROOPS, 
ON FILM IN THE 
OFFICE OF THE ADJUTANT GENERAL, U. S. A. 
1883. NEW ENGLAND STATES. 
MAINE REGIMENTAL HOSPITAL RECORDS 
On File in the office of the Adjutant General, U. S. A. 
2d Maine Cavalry Yolunteers. 
(See Page 2.) 
: 
Class. LeFr. 
1 
Page. 
From— 
To- 
Contents. Remarks. 
Reg. 
A 
1 
Nov. 25, 63 
Anril 30. «4 
o o -jtt | 5 No entries between November 
1 \ 25 and December 25, 1803. 
(< 
B 
1 
May 1. <14 
Nov. 
27. 65 
44 
Miscel. 
A 
1 
Dec. 25, 63 
Mar. 
18. 64 
Morning 
Numl. ReptsJ Information in Remarks. 
Blue. 
(( 
A 
1 
May 13, 65 
July 
8, 65 
Weekly 
Blue. 
<( 
A 
2 
Oct. 15, 64 
May 
6. 65 
U 
<< 
„ 
B 
1 
Sept. 3, 65 
Dec. 
2, 65 
Morning 
a 
Blue. 
(i 
B 
1 
Sept. 23, 65 
Dec. 
2, 65 
Weekly 
(( 
R. «t R. 
44 
A 
1 
Dec. 24, 63 
Jan. 1, 64 
2. 65 
Med. Stores, ' Invoices of, &c. 
Ration Returns, Abstract of— 
A 
'lag. 
1 
Feb. 
28, 65 
Tag. 
u 
A 
o 
Dec. 10, 63 
July 
1. 64 
Hosp. Attdts. 
13th Maine Infantry Volunteers. 
(See Page 11.) 
Class. 
Let’k. 
Page. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Pres. 
Iowa. 
D 
197 
Jan. 8, 64 
Jan. 26, 64 
Daily 
Pres. 
In B. H. 19th Iowa Volunteers. NEW HAMPSHIRE REGIMENTAL HOSPITAL RECORDS 
On File in the office of the Adjutant General. U. S. A. 
6th New Hampshire Infantry Volunteers 
Class. 
Let’r. 
Page. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Reg. 
A 
1 
Dec. 10, 61 
Jan. —, 64 
S. & W. 
it 
B 
1 
Dec. 1, 64 
July 13, 65 
Daily 
U 
& Prescription. 
U 
A 
64 
Jan. 1, 63 
June 20, 63 
Morning 
Numl. Repts. 
(See Page 29.) 
13th New Hampshire Infantry Volunteers 
(See Page 31) 
Class. 
Let’r. 
Page. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Reg. 
A 
1 
Oct. 9,62 
April 14, 64 
s. &w. 
VERMONT REGIMENTAL HOSPITAL RECORDS 
On File in the office of the Adjutant General, U. S. A. 
7th Vermont Infantry Volunteers. 
(See Page 42.) 
Class 
Let’r. 
Page. From— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Keg. 
A 
1 Man. 1, 63 
Dec. 14. 64 
| S & W. 
1 
N E— 
-32 MASSACHUSETTS HOSPITAL RECORDS 
On File in the office of the Adjutant General, U. S. A. 
IV 
1st Massachusetts Cavalry Volunteers 
(See Page 49.) 
Class. 
Lkt’h. 
Page. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Reg. 
N. Y. 
B 
64 
May 30, 62 
June 2, 62 
| 
s. 4- w. 
In ll. H. 1st N. F. Engineers. 
3d Massachusetts Cavalry Volunteers. 
(See Page 51.) 
Class. 
Let’h. 
Page. 
From— 
To- 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Reg. 
N. Y. 
A 
5 
Avgust—, 63 
A ugust 5, 62 
< Bates. 
) In R. H. 159th N. Y. Infantry. 
S Iiegess. 
1 In R. II. 4th Wisconsin Cavalry. 
Wis. 
A 
138 
1 Wounded, 
1st Massachusetts Heavy Artillery Volunteers. 
(See Page 53.) 
Class. 
Lkt'k. 
Page. 
From— 
To- 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Keg. 
A 
1 
Sept. 16, 63 
May 15, 64 1 
Daily { Sick 
Call and Prescription. Co. A 
2d Massachusetts Heavy Artillery Volunteers. 
(See Page 53.) 
Class. Lkt'r. 
Pack. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
.V. Y. 
Keg. a 
18 
March 23, 65 
April 3, 65 
s. 4- w. 
In It. H. 3d N. Y. Lt. Artillery. 
Pres. B 
84 
Jan. 14, 64 
Feb. 10, 64 
Weekly 
Prescription. 
In R. H. 27th Mass. Volunteers. MASSACHUSETTS—Continued. 
2d Massachusetts Light Artillery Volunteers. 
(See Page 55.) 
Class. 
Lkt’r. 
Page. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Beg. 
TYis. 
A 
120 
June 3, 62 
Aug. 20, 62 
s. f w. 
In B. H. Ath Wisconsin Cavalry. 
4th Massachusetts Light Artillery Volunteers. 
(See Page 55.) 
Class. 
Let'r. 
Page. 
From— 
To- 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Reg. 
JVis. 
A 
145 
Aug. 20, 62 
i S. f JV. 
In R. H. Ath Wisconsin Cavalry. 
6th Massachusetts Light Artillery Volunteers. 
(See Page 56.) 
Class. 
Let’r. 
Page. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Reg. 
Wis. 
A 
120 
June 2, 62 
Aug. 13, 62 
j S.$W. 
In R. H. 4th Wisconsin Cavalry. 
13th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
(See Page 67.) 
Class. 
Let’k. 
Page. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Case. 
Pa. 
A 
60 
Sept. 14, 61 
Sept. 29, 61 
2 
Cases. 
< Purse, Co. 1; Fay, Co. K. 
) In It- II. 26th Pa. Infantry. 
it 
A 
128 
Sept. 15, 61 
1 
Death. 
( Killed. Spencer. In K. H. 26th 
\ Pennsylvania Infantry. MASSACHUSETTS—Continued. 
VI 
17th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
(See Page 69.) 
Class. 
Let’r. 
Page. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Kemarks. 
Reg. 
N.Y. 
a 
19 
| 
March 31, 65 .. 
! 
1 Sick, 
( Murphy, in R. H. 3d New York 
l Light Artillery. 
20th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
(See Page 71.) 
Class. 
Let'r. 
Page. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Pres. 
A 
A 
end. 
1 
1 
Nov. 20, 62 
Jan. 1, 63 
Dec. 31, 62 
Feb. 13, 64 
Daily 
Prescription. 
1 No entries between January 17 
\ and February 1, '63. 
23d Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
(See Page 73.) 
Class. 
Let’r. 
Page. 
From— To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Pres. 
N.Y. 
A 
146 
Nov. 13, 62 Nov. 17, 62 
i 
Daily Prescription 
( Wilson, Co. E, in li. H. 3d New 
\ York Light Artillery. 
26th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
(See Page 74.) 
Class. 
Let’r. 
Page. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Miscel. 
Ind. 
A 
2 
May 12, 64 
May 30, 04 
Morning Numl. Repts. 
In R. II. 34 th Indiana VoU MASSACHUSETTS—Continued. 
VII 
27th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
(See Page 75.) 
Crass. Let’r. 
Page.! From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Reg. A 
1 April 1, 64 
Oct, 20. 64 
Daily 
s. & w. 
( & Prescription. No entries be- 
< tween May 8 and 18,'64, and 
“ B 
1 Aug. 8,64 
Sept. 28, 64 
(( 
u 
( May 28 and Sept, 29, '64. 
& Prescription. 
Pres. A 
1 Oct. 29, 62 
Nov. 21, 6ft 
Weekly 
Prescription. 
“ B 
2 June 14, 6ft 
April 26, 64 
U 
U 
“ c 
1 Oct. 14, 64 
Nov. 25, 64 
U 
l( 
Reg. A 
“ C 
54 May <5 A 7, 64 
46 May 6, 64 
Mar. 8, 65 
Casualties. 
Port Walthall Junction, Va. 
“ C 
9 Nov. 18. 61 
Oct. 5, 64 
Deaths. 
“ c 
2? Nov. 15, 61 
June 20, 6#5 
Discharges. 
Mi seel. A 
1 Jan. 1, 64 
April 20. 64 
Morning 
Numl. Repts. 
Information in Remarks. 
“ B 
1 Aug. 8, 64 
Dec. 2, 64 
“ 
(( U 
li U U 
28th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
(See Page 75.) 
Class. 
Let’r. Page. 
From— 
To - 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Reg. 
N. Y. 
B 60 
April 10, 62 
April 13, 62 
Daily 
S. # W. 
< Co. A. In B. H. l*f New York 
\ Engineers. 
30th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers 
(See Page 76.) 
Class. 
Lkt’k. 
Page. 
F KOM— 
To— 
Contexts. 
Remarks. 
Reg. 
N. ¥. 
A 
6 
Sejit. 16, 66 
Daily 
Sick, 
{ Kelly, Co. JI. In It. 11. 15iHh 
\ New York Volunteers. 
35th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
(See Page 77.) 
Class. 
Lkt’r. 
Page. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Reg. 
A 
1 
end. 
Oct. 3, 64 
June 8. 65 
s. & w. 
U 
A 
A 
5 
Sept. 30, 64 
April 3, 65 
Nov. 15. 64 
< ( 
U 
4 
Casualties. 
Fort Sedgwick, Petersburg, Va. 
end. I 
li 
A 
17 
Oct. 9, 64 
June 3, 65 
Weekly 
Nutnl. Repts. 
Information in Remarks. 
end. 
“ 
A 
1 
Oct. 1, 64 
Nov. 30, 64 
Morning 
U 
a u u 
Miscel. 
A 
1 
Nov. 1, 64 
June 8, 65 
U 
U 
U (( u 
N E— 
-33 MASSACHUSETTS—Continued. 
39th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
j 
(See Page 78.) 
Class. 
LetTl Page. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Reg. 
A 
1 
Sept. 12,62 
May 19, 65 
S. & w. 
“ 
A 
74 
May 5, 64 
May 13, 64 
Casualties. 
Wilderness, Va. 
ft 
A 
78 
J’ne 17 * 18,64 
“ 
Petersburg, Va. 
if 
A 
83 
Aug. 13, 64 
Feb. 6 * 7, 65 
Mar. 31. 65 
ii 
Weldon Railroad, Va. 
n 
A 
93 
if 
u 
A 
95 
if 
Gravelly Run, Va. 
“ 
A 
97 
April 1, 65 
“ 
Five Forks, Va. 
0. A L. 
A 
1 
Sept. 29, 62 
May 3, 64 
Transfers 
to Division and Gen. Hospitals. 
if 
A 
7 
Oct. 23, 62 
Discharges. 
« 
A 
33 
Jan. 5, 63 
Sept. 29, 62 
Sept. 1, 63 
Jan. 19, 64 
May 3, 64 
Feb. 4, 65 
if 
Certificates for— 
ft 
Miscel. 
A 
A 
1 
1 
Morning 
0. & L. 
Numl. Repts. 
S No entries between May 8, ’64, 
l and January 1, ’65. 
40th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
(See Page 78.) 
Class. 
Lkt’r. Page. 
_ 1 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Keg- 
A 
1 
Sept. 
11, 62 
Feb. 
4, 64 
S. & W. 
j No entries between June 3 and 
\ September 1, ’63. 
<i 
it 
E 
C 
1 
1 
Oct. 
Sept. 
23, 62 
5, 63 
Jan. 
Jan. 
29, 63 
—, 64 
Daily 
& Prescription. By Companies. 
it H it 
it 
D 
1 
Sept. 
18, 64 
Dec. 
27, 64 
Daily 
“ 
it 
Pres. 
A 
1 
Sept. 
14, 62 
Oct. 
25, 62 
W eekly 
Prescription. 
No diagnosis. 
tt 
A 
21 
Oct. 
23, 62 
Feb. 
17, 63 
Daily 
ii 
U it 
“ 
A 
112 
Feb. 
10, 63 
Feb. 
4, 64 
“ 
“ 
it (, 
“ 
B 
l 
Oct. 
4, 63 
Feb. 
6, 64 
Weekly 
« 
u 
Keg. 
Mi seel. 
A 
11 
108 
108 
40 
Feb. 
1, 64 
10, 64 
20, 64 
—, 63 
& Feb. 
20, 64 
Casualties. 
Barber’s Ford and Olustee, Fla. 
at Barber’s Station, Fla. 
A 
Feb. 
A 
Feb. 
at Olustee, Fla. 
Keg. 
A 
Oct. 
& Jan. 
— 64 
Transfers 
to Invalid Corps. 
A 
43 
Sept. 
22, 63 
April 
13, 65 
ii 
to General Hospital. 
Miscel. 
A 
1 
Dec. 
1, 62 
Mar. 
3, 65 
Morning 
Numl. lipts. 
Information in Remarks. MASSACHUSETTS—Concluded. 
IX 
46th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers. 
(See Page 80.) 
Class. 
Let's. 
Page. 
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Remarks. 
Pres. 
B 
8 
June 28, 63 
S Birnie, Co. A. In B. H. 27th 
\ Massachusetts Volunteers. 
1 
RHODE ISLAND REGIMENTAL HOSPITAL RECORDS 
On File in the office of the Adjutant General, U. S. A. 
3d Rhode Island Cavalry. 
(See Page 97.) 
Class. 
Let’jr. 
Page. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Reg. 
A 
1 
¥Aug. 
2, 64 
Sept. 
24, 64 
S. & W. 
U 
A 
35 
"Aug. 
1, 65 
Oct. 
18, 65 
Miacel. 
A 
*29 
Oct. 
1, 64 
Oct. 
14, 64 
U 
C 
1 
Aug. 
1. 64 
Oct. 
31, 65 
( No entries between September 
< 25 and October 14, '64. 
( Information in Remarks. 
u 
A 
1 
Aug. 
1. 64 
J une 
30, 65 
Morning Numl. Kepts. 
i( 
B 
1 
July 
1, 65 
Nov. 
29, 65 
u a 
Information in Remarks. 
3d Rhode Island Heavy Artillery. 
[See Page 98.) 
Class. 
Let’r 
Page. 
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To- 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
JSf. Y. 
Reg. 
B 
56 
Marc/ 
23, 62 
April 
26, 62 
Daily *S. <jr J V. 
In It. II. lsi J\r. F. Engineers. 
U 
A 
1 
Nov. 
2. 02 
Nov. 
15, 63 
By Companies. 
“ 
B 
1 
July 
io, 63 
Mar. 
26, 65 
“ 
C 
Red. 
1 
Blue. 
J uly 
10, 63 
June 
5, 65 
No entries between November 4, 
\ ’64, and May 22, '65. 
li 
C 
1 
July 
20, 63 
Feb. 
19, 65 
Pres. 
A 
1 
May 
31, 63 
June 
5, 65 
Weekly Prescription. 
Miscel. 
A 
92 
Jan. 
—, 62 
Sept. 
63 
Deaths 
and Discharges, List of-— 
U 
B 
53 
Feb. 
—, 64 
Feb. 
65 
“ 
it U U 
Blue. 
0. A L. 
A 
1 
April 
1, 64 
Aug. 
8, 61 
0. &L. 
Red. 
j 
“ 
A 
1 
Sept. 
62 
April 
65 
Hosp’lFund. 
Miscel. 
A 
1 
Oct. 
4, 61 
Oct. 
31. 63 
Morning Numl. Repts. 
a 
B 
1 
Sept. 
9, 63 
April 19, 65 
u 1 U 
1 RHODE ISLAND—Concluded. 
5th Rhode Island Heavy Artillery 
(See Page 98.) 
Class. 
Let’r. 
Page. From— To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Reg. 
N. Y. 
A 
154 Feb. *24, 63 April ‘29, 63 
Daily S. $ W. 
In It. H. M N. F. It. Artillery. 
1st Rhode Island Light Artillery. 
(See Page 98.) 
Battery B, 1st Rhode Island Light Artillery. 
(See Page 99.) 
Class. 
Let'r. Page. 
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Remarks. 
Case. 
Fa, 
A j 128 
Aug. 18, 61 
1 , Discharge, 
$ Burrough. In Regimental Hos- 
\ pital 28th Pennsylvania Vols. 
Battery F, 1st Rhode Island Light Artillery. 
(See Page 100.) 
Class. 
Let’r. 
Page. 
Fbom— 
To 
— 
Contents. 
.Remarks. 
N. 11. 
lieg. 
A 
5 
Feb. 
4, 6*2 
Feb. 
17, 62 
s. 4- w. 
In 11. II. 6th N. II. Volunteers. 
N. Y. 
Bed. 
a 
A 
136 j 
Dec. 
17, 62 
Dec. 
29, 62 
Daily 
n 
In R. H. 3d New York Lt. Arty. 
Red. 
“ 
A 
157 
March 
13, 63 
April 
17, 63 
“ 
u 
U U U it u 
Fres. 
179 
. 
Dec. 
22, 62 
Jan. 
14, 63 
Weekly 
Prescription. 
< Walton and Bastian. 
1 In R. U. 3d New York Artillery. 
4th Rhode Island Infantry Volunteers. 
(See Page 102.) 
Class. 
Let’r. Page. 
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To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Pres. 
A 
1 
Dec. 17, 61 
June 11, 62 
Daily 
Prescription. 
5 No entries between January 1 
1 and February 6, '62. 
U 
A 
120 
Mar. 23, 62 
Sick. 
Sent to General Hospital. CONNECTICUT REGIMENTAL HOSPITAL RECORDS 
On File in tlie office of the Adjutant General, IT. S. A. 
2d Connecticut Heavy Artillery Volunteers. 
%J 
(See Page 109.) 
Class. 
Let’r. 
Page. 
From— 
To- 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Keg. 
A 
1 
Sept. 1, 62 
Feb. 10, 65 
S. & W. 
and Morn. Numl. Repts. Inform. 
5th Connecticut Infantry Volunteers 
(See Page 111.) 
Class. 
Let’r. Page. 
From— 
To- 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Miscel. 
A 
28 
Blue. 
Nov. 
4. 64 
Jan. 
5, 65 
Transfers 
to General Hospital. 
“ 
A 
4 
Blue. 
July 
31. 64 
June 
2. 65 
0. & L. 
A 
39 
May 
10, 63 
Circulars 
A 
l 
June 
- 64 
Dec. 
— 64 
Monthly 
Reports. 
Summary of— 
U 
A 
4 
Oct. 
7, 64 
Dec. 
30, 64 
Weekly 
Nnml. Rpts. 
“ 
A 
44 
Jan. 
6, 65 
Mar. 
31, 65 
U 
U 
ii 
A 
10 
Mar. 
23, 64 
A pril 
26, 64 
Morning 
u 
i( 
A 
6 
Nov. 
1, 64 
Dec. 
31, 64 
U 
i( 
u 
A 
31 
Dec. 
31. 64 
J uly 
19, 65 
“ 
u 
u 
A 
49 
Blue. 
Jan. 
- 65 
June 
—, 65 
Monthly 
u 
4 C 
A 
1 
Mar. 
25, — 
April 
29, - 
W eekly 
6th Connecticut Infantry Volunteers. 
(See Page 111.) 
Class. 
Lkt’k. 
Page. 
From— 
To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Reg. 
N. Y. 
B 
58 
March. 29, 62 
April 22, 02 
Daily 8. *V’ W. 
j Bet. In R. II. let New York 
\ Engineers. 
12th Connecticut Infantry Volunteers 
(See Page 112.) 
Class. Lkt’r. Page. From— 
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Contents. 
Remarks. 
| 
. . 
i N 
£ "1, • 
| K 
V'* 
1 
Sick. 
Leavenworth, Assistant Surgeon. 
/ In R. FT. 4 th Wisconsin Car. 
87 Oct. 18, 64 
i 
1 
Casualty. 
X K- 
-34 CONNECTICUT—Concluded. 
13th Connecticut Infantry Volunteers. 
(See Page 113.) 
Class. 
Let’k. 
Page. From— To— 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
Reg. 
N. Y. 
A 
9 —, 64 
1 
Sick, 
S Mar dinger. In R. H. 159</t New 
l York Volunteers. 
15th Connecticut Infantry Volunteers. 
(See Page 114.) 
Class. 
Let’k. 
Page. 
From— 
To— Contents. 
Remarks. 
Key. 
N.H. 
7 
June 21, 63 
1 
.. 
Sick. 
( Jones, Co. C. In It. H. V&th 
l New Hampshire Volunteers. 
20th Connecticut Infantry Volunteers. 
(See Page 115.) 
Class. 
Let’k. 
Page. 
From— 
To- 
Contents. Remarks. 
Reg. 
A 
1 
Sept. 13, 6tJ 
May 17, 64 
s. & w. 
“ 
13 
1 
Jan. 20, 64 
April 22. 61 
“ No diagnosis. 
« 
C 
1 
Sept. 17. 64 
April 6, 65 
Daily 
“ & Prescription. 
Blue. 
. “ 
c 
1 
Mar. 14, 65 
Mar. 19, 65 
Casualties. 
Pres. 
A 
3 
May 17, 63 
May 2, 64 
Prescription By Companies. 
li 
B 
1 
May 17, 63 
April 24, 64 
U 
0. a T>. 
A 
16 
Jan. 17. 63 
Nov. 3, 64 
0. & L. 
Blue. 
U 
A 
1 
No 
dates. 
Stores, Medical and Hospital. 
Miscel. 
A 
1 
Jan. 1. 63 
April 20, 64 
Morning 
Numl. Kpts. 
Blue. 
U 
A 
1 
Jan. 31. — 
Dec. 19, — 
Weekly 
U 
Blue. 
“ 
A 
3 
Dec. 25, 63 
April 15, 64 
U 
ii 
27th Connecticut Infantry Volunteers. 
(See Page 117.) 
' 
Class. Let'k. Page. 
From— To- 
Contents. 
Remarks. 
liey. A 8 
June 15, 03 
\ Jtuckley, Co. I. In It. II. 20th 
) Connecticut Volunteers. i isr id is x:. 
NOTE.—For EXPLANATORY NOTES see page 181. 
MAINE. 
REGIMENTAL. 
CAVALRY. Page. 
1st Cavalry 2 
2d Cavalry ii 2 
ARTILLERY. 
1st Heavy Artillery (18tli Volunteers) . 3 
let Battalion Light Artillery (Mounted) II 
let Battery (A) 3 
2d Battery (B) 4 
3d Battery (C) 4 
4th Battery (D) 4 
5th Battery (E) 4 
6th Battery (F) 5 
7th Battery (G) 5 
Garrison Artillery 5 
INFANTRY. 
let Sharp-shooters (Battalion) 6 
let Company Sharp-shooters 6 
1st Infantry (3 months) 6 
1st Infantry (Veteran)—'64 6 
1st Infantry (Battalion)—'65 7 
2d Infantry 7 
3d Infantry 7 
4th Infantry 8 
5th Infantry 8 
6th Infantry 8 
7th Infantry 9 
8th Infantry 9 
9th Infantry 9 
Infantry—[Continued. Page. 
10th Infantry 10 
11th Infantry 10 
12th Infantry 10 
13th Infantry ii 11 
14th Infantry 11 
15th Infantry 11 
16th Infantry 11 
17th Infantry 4 12 
18th Infantry (1st Heavy Artillery) 12 
19th Infantry 12 
20th Infantry 12 
21st Infantry (Militia) 13 
22d Infantry (Militia) 13 
23d Infantry (Militia) 13 
24th Infantry (Militia) 13 
25th Infantry (Militia) 14 
26th Infantry (Militia) 14 
27th Infantry (Militia) 14 
28th Infantry (Militia) 14 
29th Infantry 15 
30th Infantry 15 
31st Infantry 15 
32d Infantry 15 
Coast-Guard Battalion 16 
Militia Light Infantry (Company H) 16 
State Guard Militia Infantry (Company A) 16 
State Guard Militia Infantry (Company B) 16 
Unassigned Companies Infantry (1 to 14) ....... 17 
Unassigned Companies Infantry (15 to 30) 18 
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MAINE. 
REGIMENTAL SYNONYMS. 
Page. 
Auburn Artillery See Company II, 1st Infantry (i 
Baker's (1st District of Columbia) Cavalry “ 1st Cavalry 2 
Bangor Light Infantry “ Company A, 2d Infantry 7 
Bath City Grays “ Company A, 3d Infantry 7 
Belfast Artillery “ Company A, 4th Infantry 8 
Belfast City Grays “ Company K, 4th Infantry 8 
Brewer Artillery “ 2d Infantry 7 
Brooks’s Light Infantry “ Company F, 4th Infantry 8 
Brownville Rifles “ Company A, 6th Infantry 8 
Butler’s Independent Company “ Company A, 29th Infantry 15 
Castine Light Infantry “ Company B, 2d Infantry 7 
Coast-Guard Heavy Artillery “ Garrison Artillery 16 
Dow’s Battery, Light Artillery “ Battery F, 1st Light Artillery 5 
Ex-Tigers “ Company H, 2d Infantry 7 
Grattan Guards “ Company I, 2d Infantry 7 
Gymnasium Company “ Company G, 2d Infantry 7 
Lewiston Light. Infantry “ Company F, 1st Infantry 6 
Lewiston Zouaves “ Company K, 1st Infantry 6 
Mechanic Blues “ Company B, 1st Infantry 6 
Milo Artillery “ Company D, 2d Infantry 7 
Mounted Artillery “ 1st Light Artillery 3 
Norway Light Infantry “ Company G, 1st Infantry 6 
Portland Light Guards “ Company I, 1st Infantry 6 
Portland Light Infantry “ Company A, 1st Infantry 6 
Portland Rifle Corps “ Company D, 1st Infantry 6 
Portland Rifle Guard, 1st “ Company E, 1st Infantry 6 
Portland Rifle Guard, 2d “ Company I, 1st Infantry 6 
Robinson’s Battery Light Artillery “ Battery D, 1st Light Artillery 4 
Sharp-shooters, 1st Company, or Rifles “ Company D, 2d U. S. Sharp-shooters 6 
Stevens’s Battery Light Artillery “ Battery E, 1st Light Artillery 4 
Swett’s Battery Light Artillery “ Battery C, 1st Light Artillery 4 
Thompson’s Battery Light Artillery “ Battery A, 1st Light Artillery 3 
Twitchell’s Battery Light Artillery “ Battery G, 1st Light Artillery 5 
Ulmer’s Battery Light Artillery “ Battery B, 1st Light Artillery 4 
MAINE POST AND GENERAL HOSPITALS. 
Augusta : *>age.[ 
Camp Coburn Hospital 22 
E. D. Keyes Hospital 21 
Fry Post Hospital 21 
Cony General Hospital 19 
General Hospital, (’61) 19 
General Hospital, ('64) 19 
Kennebec Arsenal Post Hospital 24 
Post Hospital 19 
Small-Pox Hospital 20 
Winthrop Street Hall Post Hospital 21 
Bangor: 
Soldiers’ Rest Hospital 24 
Forts : t’age. 
Fairfield Hospital (Aroostook River) 24 
Gorges Hospital (Portland Harbor) 25 
Knox Hospital (near Bucksport). 24 
McClary Post Hospital (Kittery Point) 23 
Popham Hospital (Parker's Head) 25 
Preble Post Hospital (Portland Harbor). -. 23 
Scatnmel Hospital (Portland Harbor) 25 
Sullivan Post Hospital (Eastport) 23 
Portland: 
Camp Berry Post Hospital 22 
City Hospital 22 
Gridley Hospital 22 NEW HAMPSHIRE. 
REGIMENTAL. 
CAVALRY. 
Page. 
1st Cavalry (1st Rhode Island or 1st N. England). 26 
1st Cavalry (8th Infantry) 26 
2d Cavalry (8th Infantry) 26 
AKTILLKKY. 
1st Company (A) Heavy Artillery 26 
2d Company (B) Heavy Artillery 27 
1st Heavy Artillery 27 
1st Light Battery 27 
Tarhell’s Company (Militia) 27 
INFANTRY. 
1st Infantry 28 
2d Infantry 28 
3d Infantry 28 
4th Infantry 29 
5th Infantry 29 
6th Infantry iii 29 
Infantry—Continued. page. 
7th Infantry 30 
8th Infantry (See 1st and 2d Cavalry) 30 
9th Infantry 30 
10th Infantry 30 
11th Infantry 30 
12th Infantry 31 
13th Infantry Hi 31 
14th Infantry 31 
15th Infantry 31 
16th Infantry. 32 
17th Infantry (Battalion) 32 
18th Infantry 32 
Chandler’s Company National Guard, Infantry... 32 
Houghton’s Company Militia, Infantry 33 
Littlefield's Militia Company, Infantry 32 
1st Co. Sharp-shooters (Co. E, 1st U. S. S. S.)... 33 
2d Co. Sharp-shooters (Co. F, 2d U. S. S. S.)... 33 
3d Co. Sharp-shooters (Co. G, 2d U. S. S. S.)... 33 
Marine Infantry 33 
NEW HAMPSHIRE REGIMENTAL SYNONYMS. 
Page. 
Barton’s Company -See 2d Company (B) Heavy Artillery 27 
Chandler's Company, State Militia “ National Guards, State Militia 32 
Davidson’s Company, State Militia “ Company E, 9th Infantry 30 
Gerrish’s Battery “ Company A, 1st Light Battery 27 
Goodwin Rifles “ Company B, 2d Infantry 28 
Houghton’s Company, State Militia Or Martin Guards, State Militia 33 
Lafayette Artillery See 'Barbell's Company, Militia Artillery 27 
Littlefield’s Company, State Militia Or Strafford Guards 32 
Long's Company See 1st Company (A), Heavy Artillery 26 
Martin Guards, State Militia “ Houghton’s Company, Militia Infantry 33 
National Guards. “ Chandler’s Company, Militia Infantry 32 
New England Cavalry, 1st “ Companies I to M. 1st Rhode Island Cavalry.. 26 
New England Cavalry, 1st “ 1st New Hampshire Cavalry 26 
Rhode Island Cavalry “ 1st New Hampshire Cavalry 26 
Strafford Guards, State Militia.. “ Littlefield's Company, Militia Infantry 32 
Tarbell’s Company, Militia Artillery Or Lafayette Artillery 27 
NEW HAMPSHIRE POST AND GENERAL HOSPITALS. 
Concord : Page. 
Camp Gilmore Post Hospital 35 
Depot Hospital 34 
General Draft Rendezvous 35 
Office of Examining Surgeon 36 
w*—35 
Page. 
Fort Constitution P. H., (Portsmouth Harbor)... 36 
Manchester: 
Webster General Hospital 34 XVI 
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REGIMENTAL. 
CAVALRY. 
Page 
1st Cavalry 37 
1st Co. Frontier Cavalry (Co. M, 26th N. Y. Cav.) 37 
2d Co. Frontier Cavalry (Co. F, 26th N. Y. Cav. ) 37 
ARTILLERY. 
1st Heavy Artillery (11th Infantry) 38 
1st Company Heavy Artillery 38 
1st Batty. Light Artillery 38 
2d Batty. Light Artillery 39 
3d Batty. Light Artillery 39 
INFANTRY. 
1st Infantry (3 months) 40 
2d Infantry 40 
3d Infantry 41 
4th Infantry 41 
Infantry—Continued. Page. 
5th Infantry 41 
6th Infantry 42 
7th Infantry iii 42 
8th Infantry 42 
9th Infantry 43 
10th Infantry 43 
11th Infantry (1st Heavy Artillery) 43 
12th Infantry 43 
13th Infantry 44 
14th Infantry 44 
15th Infantry 44 
16tli Infantry 45 
17th Infantry 45 
1st Company Sharp-shooters (Co. F, 1st U. 8. S. S.) 45 
2d Company Sharp-shooters (Co. E, 2d U. S. S. S.) 45 
3d Company Sharp-shooters (Co. H, 2d U. 8. S. S.) 45 
VERMONT REGIMENTAL SYNONYMS. 
Page. 
Allen Greys .S'ee Company G, 1st Infantry 40 
Bradford Guards “ Company D, 1st Infantry 40 
Cavendish Light Infantry “ Company E, 1st Infantry 40 
Chases Battery “ 2d Light Battery 39 
Duncan’s Battery “ 1st Light Battery 38 
Fayles’s Artillery “ 1st Company Heavy Artillery 38 
Frontier Cavalry, 1st Company “ 26th New York Cavalry, Company M 37 
Frontier Cavalry, 2d Company “ 26th New \rork Cavalry, Company F 37 
Green Mountain Guards “ Company A, 1st Infantry 40 
Hebard’s Battery “ 1st Light Battery 38 
Holcomb’s Battery 2d Light Battery 39 
Howard Guards " Company H, 1st Infantry 40 
New England Guards . “ Company F, 1st Infantry 40 
New York Cavalry, 26th, Company M “ 1st Company Frontier Cavalry 37 
New York Cavalry, 26th, Company F “ 2d Company Frontier Cavalry 37 
Ransom Guards “ Company C, 1st Infantry 40 
Rutland Light Guards “ Company K, 1st Infantry 40 
Sayles’s Battery “ 2d Light Battery 39 
Start’s Battery ’. " 3d Light Battery 39 
Union Guards “ Company I, 1st Infantry 40 
Woodstock Light Infantry “ Company B, 1st Infantry 40 
VERMONT POST AND GENERAL HOSPITALS. 
BraTTLEBOHO : Page 
General Hospital 46 
Gov. Smith General Hospital 46 
Vermont Military Hospital 46 
Burlington : 
Baxter General Hospital 47 
Burlington—Continued. rage. 
General Hospital 47 
Marine Hospital 47 
Post Hospital 48 
Montpelier: Sloan General Hospital 47 
St. Albans: Post Hospital 48 MASSACHUSETTS. 
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1st Cavalry iv 49 
1st Cavalry, Unattached Company (A) 50 
1st Cavalry, Frontier Battalion 50 
2d Cavalry 50 
2d Cavalry, Unattached Company (B) 50 
2d Cavalry, Unattached Battalion 50 
3d Cavalry (41st Infantry) iv 51 
3d Cavalry (Mounted Rides—Devin’s) 51 
4th Cavalry 51 
5th Cavalry (Colored) 52 
6th Cavalry (31st Infantry—mounted) _ 52 
Gulf Squadron 50 
Independent Battalion Cavalry 52 
ARTI1.LKRV. 
1st Heavy Artillery (14tli Infantry) iv 53 
1st Heavy Artillery Battalion 53 
2d Heavy Artillery iv 53 
3d Heavy Artillery 54 
4th Heavy Artillery 54 
29th Heavy Artillery, Unattached Company 54 I 
30th Heavy Artillery, Unattached Company 54 
1st Battalion Light Artillery (Cook’s). 55 | 
1st Independent Battery (A) Light Artillery 55 
2d Independent Battery (B) Light Artillery v 55 
3d Independent Battery (C) Light Artillery 55 
4th Independent Battery (D) Light Artillery v 55 
5th Independent Battery (E) Light Artillery 56 
6th Independent Battery (F) Light Artillery v 56 
7th Independent Battery (G) Light Artillery 56 
8th Independent Battery Lt.Arty. (8th Mil. Arty). 56 
9th Independent Battery Light Artillery 56 
10th Independent Battery Light Artillery 57 
llth Independent Battery Light Arty. (3 years) .. 57 
llth Independent Battery Light Arty. (9 months). 57 
12th Independent Battery Light Artillery 57 
13th Independent Battery Light Artillery 58 
14th Independent Battery Light Artillery 58 
15tli Independent Battery Light Artillery 58 i 
16th Independent Battery Light Artillery 58 
INFANTRY. 
1st Infantry 59 
1st Infantry (Fort Monroe) Battalion 60 
1st Infantry (Militia), Unattached Company 60 
1st Infantry (Veteran), (56th Infantry) 60 
1st Sharp-shooters—Unassigned Company 59 
2d Sharp-shooters—Unassigned Company 59 
2d Infantry 60 
2d Infantry (Militia), Unattached Company 60 
2d Infantry, Unattached Company 61 
2d Infantry (Veteran), (57th Infantry) 61 
3d Infantry 61 
Infantry—Continued. Page. 
3d Infantry (Militia), (Fort Monroe Battalion)... 61 
3d Infantry (Militia), Unattached Company 61 
3d Infantry (Veteran), (58th Infantry) 61 
4th Infantry 62 
4th Infantry (Militia), (29th Infantry) 62 
4th Infantry (Militia) Unattached Company 62 
4th Infantry (Veteran), (59th Infantry) 62 
5th Infantry 62 
5th Infantry (Militia), (90 days, ’61) 62 
5th Infantry (Militia), (100 days, ’64) 63 
5th Infantry (Militia), Unattached Company 63 
6th Infantry 63 
6th Infantry (Militia), (3 months, ’61) 63 
6th Infantry (Militia), (100 days, ’64) 63 
6th Infantry (Militia), Unattached Company 64 
7th Infantry 64 
7th Infantry (Militia), Unattached Company 64 
8th Infantry 64 
8tii Infantry (Militia), (3 months, ’61) 64 
8th Infantry (Militia), (100 days, ’64) 65 
8th Infantry (Militia), Unattached Company 65 
9th Infantry (Irish Regiment) 65 
9th Infantry (Militia), Unattached Company 65 
10th Infantry 65 
10th Infantry (Militia), Unattached Company 66 
llth Infantry 66 
11th Infantry (Militia), Unattached Company 66 
12th Infantry 66 
I 12th Infantry (Militia), Unattached Company 67 
13th Infantry (Battalion 4th Hides) v 67 
13th Infantry (Militia), Unattached Company 67 
14th Infantry (See 1st Heavy Artillery) 67 
1 15th Infantry 68 
15th Infantry (Militia), Unattached Company 68 
16th Infantry 68 
16th Infantry (Militia), Unattached Company 68 
17th Infantry vi 69 
17th Infantry (Militia). Unattached Company 69 
' 17th Infantry, Unassigned Company 69 
18th Infantry 70 
18th Infantry (Militia), Unattached Company 70 
18th Infantry, Unassigned Company 70 
19th Infantry 70 
19th Infantry (Militia), Unattached Company 71 
19th Infantry, Unassigned Company 71 
20th Infantry vi 71 
20th Infantry (Militia), Unattached Company 72 
20th Infantry, Unassigned Company 7*2 
21st Infantry 72 
21st Infantry (Militia), Unattached Company 72 
21st Infantry, Unassigned Company 72 
22d Infantry . 73 
22d Infantry (Militia), Unattached Company 73 MASSACHUSETTS 
Infantry—Continued. Page. 
23d Infantry vi 73 
23d Infantry (Militia), Unattached Company 73 
24th Infantry 73 
24th Infantry, Unassigned Company 74 
25th Infantry 74 
25th Infantry, Unassigned Company 74 
26th Infantry vi 74 
26th Infantry, Unassigned Company 74 
27th Infantry vii 75 
27th Infantry, Unassigned Company 75 
28th Infantry vii 75 
29th Infantry 75 
30th Infantry vii 76 
31st Infantry (Mounted) 76 
32d Infantry 76 
33d Infantry 77 
34th Infantry 77 
35th Infantry vii 77 
36th Infantry 77 
37tli Infantry 78 
38th Infantry 78 
39th Infantry viii 78 
40th Infantry viii 78 
41st Infantry 79 
42d Infantry (9 months, ’62-3) 79 
42d Infantry (Militia), (100 days, ’64) 79 
Infantry—Concluded. page. 
43d Infantry (Militia) 79 
44th Infantry (Militia) 80 
4f)th Infantry (Militia) 80 
46th Infantry (Militia) ix 80 
47th Infantry (Militia) 80 
48th Infantry (Militia) 80 
49th Infantry (Militia) 81 
50th Infantry (Militia) 81 
51st Infantry (Militia) 81 
52d Infantry (Militia) 81 
53d Infantry (Militia) 82 
54th Infantry (Colored) 82 
55th Infantry (Colored) 82 
56th Infantry (1st Veterans) 83 
57th Infantry (2d Veterans) 83 
58th Infantry (3d Veterans) 83 
59tli Infantry (4th Veterans) 84 
60th Infantry (Militia) 84 
61st Infantry 84 
62d Infantry (Battalion) 84 
4th Battalion Infantry (for President's service) 84 
Boston Cadets Infantry, (Militia) 85 
Fort Monroe Battalion 60 
Salem Cadets Infantry, (Militia) 85 
Staten’s Independent Company Infantry 85 
MASSACHUSETTS REGIMENTAL SYNONYMS. 
Page. 
Adams’s Battery See 10th Light Battery 57 
Allen’s Battery “ 5th Light Battery 56 
Andrew’s Sharp-shooters. “ 1st Company Sharp-shooters 59 
Babson’s Company “ 25tli Unattached Company 74 
Bacheller’s Company “ 11th Unattached Company 66 
Baker’s Company “ 18th Unattached Company 70 
Battalion 4th Rifles “ 13th Infantry 67 
Bay State Regiment (Eastern) “ 30th Infantry 76 
Bay State Regiment (Western) “ 31st Infantry 76 
Berkshire County Regiment “ 49th Infantry 81 
Bigelow’s Battery “ 9th Light Battery 56 
Bingham’s Company, Heavy Artillery “ 30th Unattached Company, Heavy Artillery... 54 
Bird's Company “ 1st Unattached Company, Infantry 60 
Black Regiment (Shaw’s) “ 54th Infantry 82 
Boston Light Artillery “ 1st Light Battery (3 months) 50 
Cadet Regiment “ 45th Infantry 80 
Carruth’s Battery “ 6th Light Battery 56 
Colored Troops “ 54th and 55th Infantry and 5th Cavalry 52*82 
Cook’s Battalion Light Artillery “ 1st Light Battery (3 months) 50 
Cook’s Battery - " 8th Light Battery 56 
Croffs Company “ 16th Unattached Company, Infantry 60 
Dalton’s Company “ Salem Cadets 85 
Davis’s Battery “ 7th Light Battery 56 
Dennis’s Company (Infantry) “ 2d Unattached Company 61 
Devin’s Battalion, Mounted Rifles “ 3d Battalion Riflemen 51 MASSACHUSETTS. 
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REGIMENTAL SYNONYMS-Continued. 
Pago. 
De Vecchi’s Battery See 9th Light Battery 56 
Dodd’s Company, Riflemen “ Company D, 3d Battalion Rifles 51 
Durivage’s Company, Cavalry “ 1st Unattached Company, Cavalry 50 
Dyer’s Company “ 5th and 21st Unattached Company, Infantry .. 63, 72 
Eighth Militia Artillery “ 8th Independent Battery 56 
EppendorfTs Battery “ 5th Light Battery 56 
Essex County Regiment— “ 50th Infantry 81 
Everett's Battery “ 6th Light Battery 56 
Follett’s Battery “ 3d Light Battery 55 
Fort Monroe Battalion “ 29th Infantry 75 
Fort Warren Battalion “ 32d Infantry and 2d Artillery 53, 76 
Fort Warren Heavy Artillery “ 2d Heavy Artillery 53 
Frontier Cavalry “ 26th New York Cavalry 50 
Gleason’s Company, Riflemen.. “ Company B, 3d Battalion Rifles 51 
Graves’s Company “ 27th Unattached Company, Infantry 75 
Gulf Squadron Cavalry “ 1st, 2d, and 3d Companies, Cavalry 50 
Hamilton’s Company “ 8th Unattached Company, Infantry 65 
Hamlin’s Battery “ 13th Light, Battery 58 
Hillbourn’s Company “ 4th Unattached Company, Infantry 62 
Holmes’s Company “ Boston Cadets 85 
Irish Regiment “ 9th Infantry 65 
Jennings’s Company “ 15th Unattached Company, Infantry 68 
Johnson’s Company “ 19th Unattached Company, Infantry 71 
Jones’s Battery “ 11th Light Battery 57 
Keith’s Company “ 26th Unattached Company, Infantry 74 
Kenney’s Company, Heavy Artillery “ 29th Unattached Company, Heavy Artillery... 54 
Lyles’s Company “ 23d Unattached Company, Infantry 73 
Manning’s Battery “ 4th Light Battery 55 
Marble’s Company “ 22d Unattached Company, Infantry 73 
Martin’s Battery “ 3d Light Battery 55 
Mason’s Company “ 19th Unattached Company, Infantry 71 
McCartney’s Battery “ 1st Light Battery 55 
McConville’s Company, Riflemen “ Company C, 3d Battalion, Rifles 51 
McCurdy's Battery “ 7th Light Battery 56 
McGee’s Company, Cavalry “ 2d Unattached Company, Cavalry 50 
Merchants’ Guard “ 47th Infantry 80 
Miller’s Battery “ 12th Light Battery 57 
Milton’s Battery “ 9th Light Battery 56 
Mounted Rifles and Rangers “ 1st and 2d Cavalry 49, 50 
Marland’s Battery “ 2d Light Battery 55 
Mudgett’s Sharp-shooters “ 1st Company Sharp-shooters 59 
New England Guard, 1st “ 24th Infantry 73 
New England Guard, 2d “ 44tli Infantry 80 
Nims’s Battery. “ 2d Light Battery 55 
Pearson’s Battery “ 15th Light Battery 58 
Perry’s Company, Infantry “ 10tli Unattached Company 66 
Phelps’s Battery “ 6th Light Battery 56 
Phillips’s Battery “ 5th Light Battery 56 
Plumer’s Company, Sharp-shooters “ 1st Company Sharp-shooters 59 
Porter’s Company, Infantry “ 2d Unattached Company 61 
Porter’s Battery “ 1st Light Battery 55 
Proctor’s Company, Infantry “ 7tli Unattached Company 64 
Reaves’s Company “ 13tli Unattached Company, Infantry 67 
Richardson’s Light Guard “7th Light Battery 56 
Rifles, 4th Battalion “ 13th Infantry 67 
H K—36 MASSACHUSETTS. 
REGIMENTAL SYNONYMS-Concluded. 
Page. 
Russell’s Battery See 6th Light Battery 56 
Salem Mechanics “ Staten’s Company, Infantry 85 
Saunders’s Company, Sharp-shooters “ 1st Company Sharp-shooters 59 
Scott’s Battery “ 16th Independent Battery 58 
Shaw’s Black Regiment “ 54th Infantry 82 
Sleeper’s Battery “ 10th Light Battery 57 
Smith’s Sharp-shooters “ 2d Company Sharp-shooters 59 
Smith’s Company, Infantry “ 9th Unattached Company 65 
SoulAs Company, Infantry “ 20th Unattached Company 72 
Sprague’s Riflemen “ 3d Battalion Rifles 57 
Staten’s Independent Company “ Company B, 7th Militia Infantry 85 
Storer’s Battery “ 7th Light Battery 56 
Taylor’s Battery “ 4th Light Battery 55 
Thayer’s Company, Infantry “ 21st Unattached Company 72 
Trull’s Battery “ 4th Light Battery 55 
Walcott’s Company “ 12th Unattached Company, Infantry 67 
Wentworth’s Sharp-shooters “ 2d Company Sharp-shooters 59 
Wilkie’s Company “ 24th Unattached Company, Infantry 74 
Winslow’s Company “ 6th Unattached Company, Infantry 64 
Worcester County Regiment “ 51st Infantry 81 
Wright’s Battery “ 14th Light Battery 58 
MASSACHUSETTS POST AND GENERAL HOSPITALS. 
Boston : Page 
Beach Street Barracks Hospital 87 
City Hospital (Civil) 88 
M. D. O. Department of New England... 88 
Mason General Hospital 85 
Massachusetts General Hospital 88 
Office of Attending Surgeon 88 
Soldiers’ Rest Post Hospital 87 
Boston Harbor : 
Fort Independence Post Hospital 95 
Fort Warren Post Hospital 88 
Galloup’s Island Post Hospital 90 
Galloup’s Island Draft Rendezvous 90 
Long Island Post Hospital 89 
Long Island Draft Rendezvous 89 
Rainsford Island Hospital 88 
Fort Winthrop Post Hospital 94 
Camps : 
Cameron Hospital, Cambridge 92 
Chase Hospital, Lowell 89 
E. V. Sumner Hospital, Wenham 95 
Meigs Hospital, Readville 89 
Chelsea, Marine Hospital 94 
Clark Point Post Hospital, New Bedford 94 
Forts : page. 
Andrew’s Hospital, Plymouth Harbor 90 
Eastern Point Hospital, Gloucester 95 
Glover Post Hospital, Marblehead 92 
Independence Post Hosp’l, Boston Harbor 95 
Lee Post Hospital, near Salem 92 
Miller Post Hospital, Marblehead 92 
Phoenix Hospital, near New Bedford 94 
Pickering Post Hospital, near Salem 92 
Sewell Post Hospital, Marblehead 92 
Standish Hospital, Plymouth 95 
Warren Post Hospital, Boston Harbor 88 
Winthrop Post Hospital, Boston Harbor.. 94 
Long Point Batteries Post Hospital, Provincetown 92 
M. D. O. Department of New England 88 
Office of Attending Surgeon 88 
Rkadville : 
Camp Meigs Hospital 89 
General Hospital 91 
Springfield : 
Armory (Arsenal) Hospital 91 
Soldiers' Rest Hospital 90 
Watertown Arsenal Post Hospital 89 
Worcester, Dale General Hospital 93 RHODE ISLAND. 
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1st Cavalry 96 
2d Cavalry 96 
3d Cavalry ix 97 
7th Squadron Cavalry.... 97 
ARTILLERY. 
3d Heavy Artillery ix 98 
5th Heavy Artillery x 98 
14th Heavy Artillery (A. D.), (8th and 11th U. S. 
Colored Heavy Artillery) 101 
1st Light Artillery (8 Batteries) 98 
Battery A, 1st Light Artillery 98 
Battery B, 1st Light Artillery x 99 
Battery C, 1st Light Artillery 99 
Battery D, 1st Light Artillery 99 
Battery E, 1st Light Artillery 99 
Battery F, 1st Light Artillery x 100 
Battery G, 1st Light Artillery 100 
Battery H, 1st Light Artillery 100 
Artillery—Continued. Page. 
1st Battery (Marine) Light Artillery 100 
10th Battery Light Artillery 101 
INFANTRY. 
1st Infantry (Militia) 102 
2d Infantry 102 
3d Infantry (3d Heavy Artillery) 102 
4th Infantry x 102 
5th Infantry (5th Heavy Artillery) 103 
6th Infantry 103 
7th Infantry 103 
8th Infantry 103 
9th Infantry 103 
10th Infantry 104 
11th Infantry 104 
12th Infantry 104 
Independent Company Hospital Guards 104 
RHODE ISLAND REGIMENTAL SYNONYMS. 
Page. 
Adams’s Battery See 1st Light Artillery 98 
Allen’s Battery “ 1st Light Artillery 98 
Arnold’s Battery “ 1st Light Artillery 98 
Bartlett’s Battery “ 1st Light Artillery 98 
Belger’s Battery “ 1st Light Artillery 98 
Bloodgood's Battery “ 1st Light Artillery 98 
Brown’s Battery “ 1st Light Artillery 98 
Buckley’s Battery “ 1st Light Artillery 98 
Burnside Zouaves “ 10th Infantry 104 
Burr’s Cavalry - “ 7th Squadron Cavalry 97 
Blanding’s Company “ Hospital Guards 104 
Corthell’s Battery “ 1st Light Artillery 98 
First Ward Light Guard “ 10th Infantry 104 
First Ward Drill Corps “ 10th Infantry 104 
Fourth Ward National Gnard “ 10th Infantry 104 
Fifth Ward National Guard “ 10th Infantry 104 
Gallup’s Battery “ 10th Light Battery 100 
Hamlin’s Battery “ 1st Light Artillery 98 
Hazard’s Battery “ 1st Light Artillery 98 
Hospital Guards “ Blanding’s Company 104 
Lamb’s Battery “ 1st Light Artillery 98 
Lonsdale National Guard “ 9th Infantry 103 
Natick National Guard “ 9th Infantry 103 
New England Cavalry “ 1st Cavalry - 96 
New Hampshire Cavalry “ 1st Cavalry 96 
Owen’s Battery “ 1st Light Artillery 98 
Pawtucket Battalion “ 9th Infantry 103 
Randolph’s Battery “ 1st Light Artillery 98 RHODE ISLAND. 
REGIMENTAL SYNONYMS-Concluded. 
Page. 
Reynold’s Battery See 1st Light Artillery 98 
Rhodes’s Battery “ 1st Light Artillery 98 
Second Ward National Guard “ 10th Infantry 104 
Sixth Ward National Guard “ 10th Infantry 104 
Seventh Ward National Guard “ 10th Infantry 104 
Simpson’s Battery “ 1st Light Battery 98 
Student’s Cavalry “ 7th Squadron Cavalry 97 
Tompkins’s Battery “ 1st Light Battery 100 
Tompkins’s Battery “ 1st Light Artillery 98 
Vaughn's Cavalry ' “ 7th Squadron Cavalry 97 
Waterman’s Battery “ 1st Light Artillery 98 
Weeden’s Battery “ 1st Light Artillery 98 
Westerly National Guard “ 9th Infantry 103 
What Cheer Guard “ 10th Infantry 104 
Zouaves—Burnside “ 10th Infantry 104 
RHODE ISLAND POST AND GENERAL HOSPITALS. 
Forts : Page. 
Adams Post Hospital (Newport) 106 
Dutch Island Hospital (Narragansett Bay) 106 
Wolcott Hospital (Newport) 106 
Portsmouth Grove: Page. 
General Hospital 105 
Lovell General Hospital 105 
Providence: 
General Hospital 106 
Marine General Hospital 106 XXIII 
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CAVALRY. 
Page 
1st Cavalry 107 
1st Squadron Cavalry (C and D, 2d N. Y. Cav.).. 107 
ARTIIAERY. 
1st Heavy Artillery (4th Infantry). 108 
2d Heavy Artillery (19th Infantry) xi 109 
1st Battery Light Artillery 108 
2d Battery Light Artillery 109 
3d Battery Light Artillery 109 
INFANTRY. 
1st Infantry (3 months) 110 
2d Infantry (3 months) 110 
3d Infantry (3 months) 110 
4th Infantry (1st Heavy Artillery) 110 
5th Infantry (Colt’s Rifle Regiment xi 111 
6th Infantry xi 111 
7th Infantry Ill 
8th Infantry Ill 
9th Infantry 112 
Infantry—Concluded. Page. 
10th Infantry 112 
11th Infantry 112 
12th Infantry xi 112 
13th Infantry xii 113 
14th Infantry 113 
15th Infantry xii 114 
16th Infantry 114 
17th Infantry 114 
18th Infantry 115 
19th Infantry (2d Heavy Artillery) 115 
20th Infantry xii 115 
21st Infantry 115 
22d Infantry H6 
23d Infantry 116 
24th Infantry 116 
25th Infantry (Militia) 116 
26 th Infantry 117 
27th Infantry (Militia) xii 117 
28th Infantry 118 
29th Infantry (Colored) 118 
30tli Infantry (Colored) 118 
CONNECTICUT REGIMENTAL SYNONYMS. 
Page. 
1st Squadron Cavalry See Companies C and D, 2d New York Cavalry 107 
Clinton’s Battery “ 1st Independent Battery 108 
Colored Troops “ 29th and 30th Regiments 118 
Colt’s Rifle Regiment “ 5th Infantry HI 
Charter Oak Regiment “ 12th Infantry 112 
Gilbert’s Battery “ 3d Independent Battery 109 
Hotchkiss’s Battery “ 2d Independent Battery 109 
Irish Regiment “ 9th Infantry 112 
Mallory’s Cavalry “ 1st Squadron Cavalry 107 
Rockwell’s Battery “ 1st Independent Battery 118 
Sterling’s Battery “ 2d Independent Battery.. 109 
Thornett’s Cavalry “ 1st Squadron Cavalry 107 
CONNECTICUT POST AND GENERAL HOSPITALS. 
Forts : Page. 
Griswold Hospital 120 
Trumbull Post Hospital 120 
Conscript Camp, near New Haven 120 
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New Haven : page. 
Conscript Camp 120 
General Hospital 119 
Knight General Hospital 119