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Non-Resident Soldiers of Fayston
This town also furnished 14 non-resident soldiers, of whom I can give but a meager report, as follows:
| Geo. Arnold Francis E. Buck Thomas Bradley, 1st army corps Sidney Dolby, 54 Mass. (colored) Wm. W. Green Philip Gross, 1st A. C. Wm. J. Hopkins, Cav. |
John J. Hern, 1st
A. C. Randall Hibbard, 1st A. C. Frederic Kleinke, 1st A. C. Nelson Parry, Company B. 7th Vermont. Nicholas Schmidt, 1st A. C. John S. Templeton James Williamstown, 1st A. C. |
The following persons were furnished under draft, five of whom paid commutation:
| Hiram E. Boyce Eli Bruce, Jr. Nehemiah Colby |
Charles M. Fisher Julius T. Palmer |
| Nathan Boyce, procured a substitute. | |
This town probably furnished from her own residents as many, if not more, soldiers for other towns than were credited to her from non-residents, the record of some of which is given as follows:
Andrew J. Butler, Company H. 6th
Vermont.
Hiland G. Campbell, 3rd Vermont Battery
Alba B. Durkee, Company I. 9th Vermont.
Timothy Donivan, Company H. 6th Vermont in Company G. 6th
Vermont.
Edward Dillon
G. W. Fisher
James N. Ingalls
Robert Maxwell
Samuel Maxwell
In 3rd Vermont
Wm. W. McAllister.
In Company G. 6th Vermont: James H. Somerville, Ichabod Thomas.
Dexter Marble lost a leg in the service, in a Wisconsin
regiment.
Source: History of Washington County Vermont, Collated and Published by Abby Maria Hemenway, 1882.
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