Vermont AHGP
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Company G, 2nd Brigade, 2nd Division
6th Army Corps
Officers
Captains
| Edward R. Kinney;
promoted from 1st Lieutenant, Company I, June 30, 1863. Captain, W. H. H. Hall; resigned Apr. 30, 1862. Captain, L. M. Tubbs; promoted from Lieutenant, Company B, June 14, 1862; resigned June 20, 1863. |
Lieutenants
| 1st, Charles C. Backus;
promoted Sergeant to 2nd Lieutenant, and to 1st
Lieutenant, Nov. 1, 1862. 1st, Alfred M. Nevens; died May 2, 1862, of wounds received at Lee's Mills; buried in the cemetery at the village in Moretown. 1st, Benoni B. Fullam, promoted from Sergeant major June 14, 1862; dismissed Oct. 25, 1862. 2nd, Edwin C. Lewis; resigned 1862. 2nd, Edwin C. Joslyn; promoted from private, Company D, Dec. 7, 1862; promoted to 1st, Company D, Feb. 3, 1863. 2nd, Fred D. Kimball; promoted from Company D, Feb. 3, 1863; wounded July 16, 1863; discharged Oct. 22, 1863. |
Sergeants
| 1st, George F. Wilson,
veteran, from Northfield, killed at Gaines' Farm, June
1, 1864. Henry C. Backus, Fayston. Wm. M. Cleaveland, Hancock, a very brave soldier, killed at the battle of the Wilderness, Virginia, May 6, 1864. Ernest E. Burroughs, wounded July 10, 1863, at Funkstown, Maryland, killed at Gaines' Farm, June I, 1864. James Harriman, wounded at battle of Wilderness, Virginia, May 6, 1864. 1st, Oscar G. Kelsey, Warren, died July 10, 1862, of wounds received at Gould's Farm. 1st, John F. Jones, Waitsfield, discharged Apr. 16, 1863. Charles C. Backus, promoted to 2nd Lieutenant June 12, 1862. |
Corporals
| Leman J.
Holden, Hardwick John Lee, Jr., Middlesex Hiram Goodspeed, Warren Frank A. Trask, Warren Aaron Goss, Moretown, promoted from private Dec. 28, 1863, by order of regimental officers Bertram D. Campbell, Waitsfield, died of measles Wm. H. Smith, Waitsfield, died of measles, Dec. 1861 Merrill H. Pucklin, Warren, died of chronic diarrhea Oscar J. Moore, Lincoln Charles P. Divoll, Topsham, died June 1, 1864, of wounds received at battle of the Wilderness, Virginia |
Musicians
| John
Devine, fifer, veteran, from Middlesex Michael P. Eagan, drummer, Moretown Caleb Heath, drummer, discharged David C. Holt, fifer, discharged Charles Franklin, Barre, teamster C. C. Armington, Duxbury, pioneer and general laborer |
Privates Discharged
| George A. Jones,
Northfield, wounded at White Oak Swamp, Virginia, July
1, 1862. James Keer, Hancock, wounded at Antietam, Sept. 17, 1862. Alonzo Lane Andrew J. Slayton Charles E. Spaulding Chester P. Streeter Geo. Somerville James Sweeney Albert Williams |
Soldiers buried in Moretown
| Those belonging to
other organizations, who died and are buried in town:
Osman G. Clark, died July 11, 1864, of chronic diarrhea; Company B, 10th Vermont Volunteers. Died of Diseases Wm. H. Allard, Mar. 15, 1864 Newell Antoine, Sept. 1862 W. H. H. Badger, Feb. 12, 1863 Jonathan Boyden, June 20, 1862 Edwin J. Chase, Feb. 4, 1862 Edwin Canfield, Aug. 1862 W. N. S. Claflin, died May 20, 1863, of wounds received at Banks' Ford, May 4, 1863 Morris L. Divoll, Dec. 28, 1862 Dexter M. Davis, Jan. 1862 Geo. Sawyer, Jr., Dec. 7, 1862 Manley Hoyt, June, 1862 Nathaniel Shattuck, April, 1862 Oramel Turner, July 28, 1862 Harry H. Wright, Feb. 1865, all of typhoid fever. |
Discharged for Disability
| Albert Ainsworth Henry Balch Emerson E. Davis Michael Donovan Goin Bailey Evans Charles Freeman Lewis Goodell |
John H. Oilman Horace Hall Jarvis C. Harris Hiram B. Howland Allen Mahuran Wm. Mills |
Wm. F. Moore Henry Newton Angus G. Nicholson Peter Pero Harrison Persons Seth T. Porter |
| Edwin Phillips, promoted to assistant surgeon, 4th Vermont Volunteers. | ||
Source: History of Washington County Vermont, Collated and Published by Abby Maria Hemenway, 1882.
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