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Part of the American History and
Genealogy Project
List of Soldiers Furnished for War of
the Rebellion
In 1863 a draft was ordered; 34 men were drafted, but only one,
Cottrill Clifford, went into the service; 22 paid their
commutation money. Clifford served his time, was discharged, and
accidentally killed on his way home. I do not find his name in
our list of soldiers; probably he was put in to fill up some
regiment separately from our other men.
There went out 98 from us, 28 of whom never returned. A few were
brought back to be buried, but most of our dead sleep on
Southern soil. In the vigor of young manhood they went, one and
another, who were household treasures.
"The loved of all, yet none
O'er their low bed may weep."
Perhaps the last news of them was, "seen on the battlefield," or
"taken prisoner," and then long months elapsed ere one word
could be heard to stay the anguish of suspense. At last came the
fearful, "Died at Andersonville."
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Alphonso Lessor, Co. D, 2nd Reg. Pro. Lt, wd. |
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Patrick Mahar, F, 2. Wd. & dis. Oct. 31, 62. |
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Alvah H. Miles, F, 2. |
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Chauncey Smith, D, 2. Died of disease in army. |
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David P. Bent, G, 4. Died; buried at Washington. |
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Byron Bullock, G, 4. Died of disease in army. |
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Hiram Hall, H, 3. Died. |
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John E. Aiken, G, 4. |
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Robert A. Spencer, G, 4. |
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Edward W. Bradley, F, 6. Wounded. |
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Homer Hollister, F, 6. Wounded in hand. |
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Asa H. Winch, 1st Bat. Died at New Orleans. |
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Joshua D. Dunham, 2nd Bat. Died at New Orleans. |
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George W. Nownes, C, First Cav. |
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Ira Batchelder, C, First Cav. Wounded. |
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Josiah O. Livingston, I, 9. Pro. Capt. Co. G,
Oct. 19, '64. |
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George N. Carpenter, I, 9. Pro. 1st. Lieut. |
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Benjamin F. Huntington, I, 9. |
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Vilas Smith, I, 9. Lost overboard Steamer U. S.
near Fortress Monroe. |
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John Q. Amidon, I, 11. |
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Jackson Blodgett, I, 11. Died. |
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George H. Wheeler, I, 11. |
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Harvey L. Wood, I, 11. Deserted. |
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Benj. F. Shephard, Jr., I, 11. Died in Hosp. at
Montpelier. |
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Robert H. Tibbetts, I, 11, killed in battle. |
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Alvah A. Cole, I, 11. |
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Elbridge G. Wilson, I, 11. Killed in battle. |
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Francis H. Felix, I, 11. Injured in shoulder. |
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John W. Huntington, I, 11. |
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Lorenzo D. Mallory, C, 1st Cav. Prisoner at
Andersonville; exch'd, died on way home. |
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William R. Gove, C, 1st Cav. |
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Charles Nownes, C, 1st Cav. |
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Thaddeus S. Bullock, G, 4. Died in hospital. |
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Nathaniel Robinson, G, 4. Ball in hand, cannot
be extracted. |
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Calvin R. Hills, G, 4. Wounded. |
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William A. Webster, A, 4. Died at Andersonville. |
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Wesley P. Martin, G, 4. |
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David B. Merrill, A, 4. |
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Smith Ormsbee, G, 4. Shot on picket, died from
wound. |
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Samuel Wheeler, A, 4. |
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John Bancroft, C, Cav. Died. |
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Parker S. Dow, C, 8 Regt. |
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Frederick H. Turner, H, 11. |
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David K. Lucas, 3rd Bat. |
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Edmund H. Packer, 3rd Bat. |
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Allen Phelps, Frontier Cav. |
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Moses Lamberton, Frontier Cav. |
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Edward L. Wheeler, Frontier Cav. |
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Leonard H. Fulsome, Frontier Cav. |
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Frank L. Batchelder, E, 4 Regt. |
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Ira Ainsworth, E, 4. |
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Patrick Moore, D, 8. |
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Lysander E. Walbridge, E, 8. |
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Theron T. Lamphere, E, 8. |
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Hiram Graves, K, 2. |
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Thomas Witham, K, 2. Died, prisoner. |
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George H. Nelson, D, 2. Badly wounded. |
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David Powers, D, 2. |
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Henry A. Rickard, D, 2. |
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Joseph S. M. Benjamin, B, Cav. |
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Francis H. Ketchum, C, Cav. Badly wounded with
shell. |
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Eri McCrillis, C, Cav. Died at Andersonville. |
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Geo. W. Nownes, C, Cav. Died Andersonville. |
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Cyrus Farnsworth, H, 4 Regt. |
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Horace Burnham, C, Cav. |
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Charles M. Wing, B, Cav. Leg broken. |
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Norman W. Johnson, F, 2 Regt. Ball through, body
and wrist, lived. |
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John O. Morse, I, 9. Died. |
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James H. Carpenter, H, 11. |
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John Graves, Jr. H, 1 1. Died at Andersonville. |
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Solon H. Preston, H, 11. |
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William W. Willey, H, 11. |
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Walter H. Morris, G. 3. Wounded. |
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Charles H. Newton, G, 4. Wounded with shell. |
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James Aylward, E, 17. Died. |
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John H. Amidon, I, 11. |
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Charles T. Clark, E, 17. Died. |
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James Clark, C, 17. Died. |
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William G. French, E, 17. Died. |
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Clark J. Foster, E, 17. Badly wounded in leg. |
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Benj. F. Huntington, E, 17. |
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Daniel Hogan, E, 17. |
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Wm. E. Martin, E, 17. 1st Lieut.; killed before
Petersburg. |
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Harvey L. Batchelder, C, 13. |
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Martin L. Chandler, C, 13. |
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Eli S. Pitkin, C, 13. |
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Charles A. Davis, C, 13. |
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Hudson J. Kibbee, C, 13. |
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Sereno W. Gould, C, 13. |
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Charles E. Shephard, C, 13. |
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Albert Sargeant, C, 13. |
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Willard M. Austin, C, 13. |
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Orson Woodcock, C, 13. |
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Rufus H. Farr, C, 13. |
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Benjamin B. Buzzell, C, 13. |
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David Huntington, C, 13. |
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Joseph Simmons, C, 13. |
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Lucius D. Nute, C, 13. |
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Marshfield Vermont
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Source: History of Washington County Vermont, Collated and
Published by Abby Maria Hemenway, 1882.
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