fourteenth regiment. · 2016. 5. 6. · fourteenthregiment. (ninemonths.)...

FOURTEENTH REGIMENT.(NINE MONTHS.)

BY REV. WILLIAM S. SMART, D. D., CHAPLAIN FOURTEENTH REGIMENT.

THE Fourteenth regiment was raised under Presi-

dent Lincoln's call of August 4, 1862, for three

hundred thousand militia to serve for nine months.

It consisted of companies recruited in Addison, Rut-

land and Bennington counties, and contained men

from every town, except Brandon, which had fur-

nished a company (G) under Capt. (Gov.) E. J.

Ormsbee, to the Twelfth regiment. The headquar-

ters of the various companies were as follows : A,

Bennington; B, Wallingford ; C, Manche.ter; D,

Shoreham ; E, Middlebury ; F, Castleton ; G, Bris-

tol ; H, Rutland : I, Vergennes ; K, Danby.

The regiment went into camp at Brattleboro,

October 6, 1862, and was mustered into the United

States service, October 21, and left next day for

Washington, D. C, nine hundred fifty-two strong.

They were as fine a body of men as could be found

in the State, representing every walk in life. Every

one was a volunteer, and not one deserter is found

on their roster. A draft had been ordered by Gov-

ernor Holbrook for September 1 1 in case the quotas

of the towns were not raised by that time, but no

draft was needed. During the recruiting of the reg-

iment, an incident occurred in Benson, which, while

local, well illustrates the patriotic spirit which per-

vaded Vermont. By a mistake in the office of the

Adjutant General, the quota of this tcwn was five in

excess of the real number. It was discovered too

late to be remedied, and the intelligence reached the

town on the evening of the 10th, that the selectmen

must proceed with the draft if the quota was not full

by the morning of the nth. Messengers were dis-

patched, and the people of the town summoned to

consider the emergency. By ten o'clock nearly*

every male inhabitant was present. The first thing

to do was to raise $1,000 to pay the usual bounty.

As this was not a legal meeting, it was promptly

raised by subscription, and the five men needed

stepped into the breach, and the dreaded stigma of

a draft was averted.

The officers of the regiment were a fine and able

body of men. Few changes were found necessary

during their term of service, yet the)' could have

been duplicated, twice over, from the ranks. Of

those now living it is not needful to speak. Manyof them are well known in the State, but of the

dead the spirit of comradeship compels a word.

Col. William T. Nichols of Rutland, was a brave

and efficient commander. His first service was as

a volunteer in the Rutland company of the First

regiment. On his return he was elected as repre-

sentative in the Legislature, and again in 1862, but

dropping all civil duties and legal practice, he

devoted himself to the service of his country. Heis remembered by his officers and men with affection

and esteem, as a good soldier and a gentleman. Hedied in April, 1S82.

Charles Field of Dorset, was a Quartermaster,

whose energy and care for the wants of the regi-

ment were as unfailing as his native courtesy andgentle manners. Of this he gave signal proof, when,on the morning of July 2, he appeared on CemeteryHill, with four wagon loads of coffee and hard tack.

In doing this he took the risk of disobeying orders to

go to the rear, with his train, and narrowly escapedcapture, but his coming was welcomed by hungrymen, and he saved the brigade from having to fight

on empty -stomachs.

Captain Munson of Manchester, company C, wasa brave and capable officer in whose hands the colors

never wavered on the line.

Capt. (Judge) Walter C. Dunton, company H,was as cool, careful and devoted to duty on the field,

as he was afterwards distinguished for his ability

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and probity on the bench. He has gone over to the

majority, mourned as a true patriot and good citizen.

The Fourteenth was attached to the defenses of

Washington and did picket duty, first at Alexandria,

after the nth of December near Fairfax Court

House, where it assisted in the repulse of Stuart's

cavalry raid, and from March to June, 1863, at WolfRun Shoals on the Occoquan river. This was the

outer picket line of Washington. This duty wasinterspersed with the digging of rifle pits and the

building of corduroy roads. The duty, while not

particularly dangerous, was a duous and involved

much exposure and hardship in winter weather.

The health of the regiment, however, was good andthe record remarkable. The entire loss by disease

was only thirty-nine men, far less than the other

regiments of the brigade. Some of this redounds to

the credit of our excellent Surgeon, Dr. A. T.

Woodward, and his assistant, Dr. L. D. Ross. Some-thing is also to be attributed to the pluck and goodspirit of the men, as is illustrated in the medical

record of company A. It was called the ,:noisy

company." There was always some sport on handamong the boys of company A. They did not lose

a man by sickness, and Captain Gore had the satis-

faction of bringing back to Brattleboro every man hetook out. Not a man was hit during the battle,

although they were in no better position, apparently,

than the rest of the line. The company must have

been out of the range of the terrible artillery fire

from which the regiment sustained its heavy loss at

Gettysburg.

On the 20th of April, Gen. George J. Stannard,

was assigned to the command of the brigade and on

June 25th, the brigade, having been attached to the

Third Division of the First Corps, began the march

to the North, which ended at Gettysburg. June 30

it had reached Emmettsburg, Maryland, having

marched one hundred twenty miles in six days,

gaining a day on the First Corps, which had pro-

ceeded in advance of the entire army.

The next day's march was made with quickened

pace, for the sound of guns to the north told that a

battle was going on and we were needed. The regi-

ment reached the field too late to participate in the

fighting of the first day, and bivouacked in a wheat

field to the left of Cemetery Hill. At daylight of

July 2 the brigade joined the First Corps, which

was reduced by the casualties of the first day to two

thousand four hundred men. This march was severe

and told heavily on our ranks. The seven hundred

twenty-two \men who left Wolf Run Shoals, June

25,, were reduced to five hundred. Two hundred and

twenty-two had been compelled to fall out, unable to

bear the killing pace.

Late in the afternoon of the 2nd, the brigade was

called into action on the left center, to repel the

attack of Gen. A. P. Hill. A battery had already

been captured and was re-taken by the Thirteenth

Vermont. Another was in peril and was saved as

the Fourteenth double-quicked to its rescue.. The.regiment remained in this position during the rest of

the engagement. In the opening cannonade of the

third day the Fourteenth had several non-commis-

sioned officers and men killed by the explosion of a

battery caisson, near which they were lying. Col-

onel Nichols obtained permission to move his regi-

ment forward about ten rods from the main line,

where they lay during the terrific cannonade of the

third day. When the gray line of Pickett's massive

charge, seventeen thousand strong, moved downupon the position of the Fourteenth, they lay con-

cealed on the ground, until the line was within sixty

yards. The men rose at command and gave a stag-

gering and unexpected volley in the face of the

charging column. The direction of the advancing

charge was changed, and swung off to the north,

until their right flank was beyond the right of the

Fourteenth. It was at this time that General Stan-

nard's quick eye saw his chance for, a flank move-

ment, and delivered it with such fatal effect uponPickett. The Fourteenth moved a short distance bythe flank to the north, and obliquely from the mainline. The Thirteenth, followed by the Sixteenth,

changed front on the first company and moved out

at right angles from the line and charged forward.

The Fourteenth kept up a rapid fire. at close range

and closed up the pen in which Pickett's right wingwas caught and crushed.

After the main charge was repulsed, General Wil-cox's Brigade was seen coming down in front of the

position of the Fourteenth. The Sixteenth wascoming back to get into line to receive the charge,

but Colonel Veazey saw an opportunity to strike

them on the front, which he did in splendid style.

FouY companies of the Fourteenth, A, F, D and I,

under Lieutenant-Colonel Rose, formed on his left

and assisted in capturing most of the Rebel Brigade.

So it fell to the lot of the Fourteenth, with the other

regiments, to uphold the honor of Vermont on this

hotly contested field, and at this critical time in thebattle.

It can with truth be said, that they

"Nothing common did, or mean,

Upon that memorable scene."

General Doubleday, in his official report, says of

So4 FOURTEENTH REGIMENT.

these troops, which had never been in action before :

"These movements were executed in open field,

under very heavy fire of shell, grape and musketry,

and were performed with the promptness and deci-

sion of battalion drill." The losses sustained by the

Fourt. enth in this engagement, were the largest in

the brigade. Nineteen were killed in action ; nine

died from wounds received in action ; total, twenty-

seven. The wounded numbered seventy-four.

The Fourteenth joined in the pursuit of Lee af:er

the battle and made some hard marches, one, on the

7th of July, is recalled of thirty-five miles continu-

ously, ending in rain, mud and darkness, on the top

of the Catoctin Mountain, after midnight. July 18

the regiment was released and started for home, and

was mustered out at Brattleboro, July 30, 1S63.

Vermont does well to preserve the names and

deeds of her soldiers in the Civil War among her

most precious archives, that the spirit of her sons,

more immortal than their deeds, may be preserved

to future generations. Such were the young men of

Vermont in 1863. Such may they ever be when

their country needs their service.

The average age of the regiment was a fraction

over twenty-five years. Three hundred thirty two

were from sixteen to twenty-one years of age.

All hail to the Vermont veterans, whose locks are

growing gray, but who in youth's golden prime, held

country dearest of all. May their generations never

cease.

ENGAGEMENTS.

Fairfax Court House, Va. (Repulse of Stuart's Raid), Dec.i-S, 1S62.

Gettysburg, Pa., July 1, 2 and 3, 18G3.

FOURTEENTH REGIMENT.(NINE MONTHS.)

Mustered into the service ot the United States October 21, 1862. Mustered out of service July 30, 1863.

Field and Staff.

Name and Rank.

<;o6 FOURTEENTH REGIMENT.

COMPANY A.

Name and Rank. Residence.Date of

Commis'n.

Captain.

Ransom O. Gore,

1st Lieutenant.

Edward N. Thayer,

2d Lieutenant.

Charles Albro,

Bennington,

Bennington,

Bennington,

Date ofIssue.

Remarks.

Aug. 27,'62.0ct. 7, '62 Must, out July 30, '63.

Aug. 27/62 Oct. 7, '62 Must, out July 30, '63.

Aug. 27/62 Oct. 7,,62iMust. out July 30, '63.


EnlistmentDate of

Muster.Remarks.

Sergeants.

Horace C. Henry,Lorenzo D Jepson, Jr.

LeandV D. Thompson,Rich'd M. Houghton,M. V. B. Armstrong,

Corporals.

George Hicks,Barton W. Potter,

William Burrington,Martin F. Barney,Harlan Houghton,Edward P. Hathaway,Henry S. Burt,Samuel B. Norton,

Musicians.

Joseph E. Blaco,George H. Field,

Wagoner.Charles H. Gates,

Privates.

Allen, EdwinAllen, Melvin J.

Atwood, Albert P.

Atwood, James M.Benjamin, ReubenBlanchard, MerrittBigsby, EdgarBooth, Charles A.Carrigan, MichaelCasey, Philip

Collson, FreemanComo, WilliamComar, Obediah S.

Crawford, Isaac

Day, A'.mon F.

Digman, JohnDoty, FayetteDowns, Henry W.Dunn, AlbertFairbrother, FrankFradenburgh, Geo. W.Fradenburgh, PeterGage, AlonzoGrace, James A.Granger, Eleazer F.

Griffin, Patrick

Haley, JosiahHaley. NelsonHaley, Zarah P.

Bennington,Pownal,Pownal,Bennington,Bennington,

Bennington,Pownal,Pownal,Bennington,Bennington,Bennington,Bennington,Bennington,

Bennington,Bennington,

Pownal,

Bennington,Bennington,Bennington,Bennington,Bennington,Pownal,Pownal,Pownal,Bennington,Bennington,Bennington,Pownal,Bennington,Bennington,Bennington,Bennington,Bennington,Pownal

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Woodford,Bennington,Bennington,Bennington,Bennington,Bennington,Woodford,Bennington,Pownal,Pownal,Pownal,

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Wd. July 3, "63 : Must, out July 30, '63.

Red. ; Must, out July 30. '63.

Red. July 3, '63 ; Must, out July 30, '63.

Prom. Sergt. Jan. 10, '63: Must, out July 30, '63.

Prom. Sergt. July 3, '63 : Must, out July 30, '63.

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Oct. 21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

Oct 2r/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

Oct. 2i/62jDisch. Jan. 31, '63, for disab.Oct. 2i/62JMust. out July 30", '63.

Oct.21/62J JIust. out July 30, '63.


Oct. 21/62 Prom. Corp. July 3, '63 : Must, out July 30, '63.



Oct 21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

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Oct. 21/62 Wd. July 3, '63 ; Must, out July 30, '63.




Oct 21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

Oct. 21/62 Must, out Julv 30, '63.

Oct. 21/62 Wd. July 3, '63 ; Must, out July 30, '63.

Oct. 21/62 Disch. Feb. 5, '63, for disab.Oct. 21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.



Oct. 2i/62|Must. out July 30, '63.

FOURTEENTH REGIMENT. 5°7


EnlistmentDate ofMuster.

Remarks.

Harwood, George H.Haynes, WilliamJacobs, EdwardJohnson, WilliamKeeley, FrederickKnapp, MosesMallory, AlbertManley, Edward S.

Moon, Silas

Moores, FrederickMoores, WilliamMorrison, FrancisMoulton, Benjamin J.

Neal, HenryNorth, ElihuNorth, James A.Norton, Albert A.CBrine, AndrewO'Connor, JohnO'Neil, EdwardPaddock, ZachariahPatchin, Albert G.Peckham, BraddockPlumb, EdwardProud, Austin M.Ray, Charles F. C.Reay, WilliamReinhard, JacobRobertson,William HRichmond. LuciusRudd, D.Wght H.Rudd, Merritt

Rudd, Ira W.Russell, George W.Russell. JosephSibley, Charles H.Smith, JohnStockwell. Albert T.Stratton, Henry C.Sweet, ElishaTaylor, Jesse G.Townsend. BenjaminTyler. Alvin R.

Wallen, AlbertWalsh, JohnWells, William H.White, Horace F.

Woodward, O. Roger

Bennington,Bennington,Bennington,Bennington,Pownal,Bennington,Pownal,Bennington,Pownal,Bennington,Bennington,Pownal,Pownal,Pownal,Pownal,Pownal

,

Bennington,Bennington,Bennington,Pownal,Bennington,Woodford,Pownal,Bennington,Bennington,Bennington,Bennington,Pownal,Bennington,Bennington,Bennington,Bennington,Bennington,Bennington,Bennington.Bennington,Bennington,Bennington.Bennington,Pownal,Pownal,Woodford,Bennington,Woodford,Bennington,Bennington,Bennington,Woodford,

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21/62 Disch. May 1 1/63, for disab.

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2 1,'62 Must, out July 30, '63.

2 1, '62 Wd. July 3, '63; Must, out July 30/63.2 1, '62 Must, out July 30. '63.

21, '62 Prom. Corp. Jan. 10, '63; Must, out July 30, '63.

2i,162 Must, out July 30, '63.

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2i/62|Disch. Dec. 20. '62, for disab.

2 [,'62 Must out July 30, "63.

2i,'62:Must. out July 30. '63.

2i,'62JDisch. Mch. 31. "63, for disab.

21/62 Died June 21, '63, of disease.

2 1, '62 Must, out July 30. '63.

2i,162jMust. out July 30. '63.

2i/62:Must. out July 30, "63.

21/62 Must out July 30, '63.

COMPANY B.


Commis'n.Date of

Issue.Remarks.

Captain.

John C. Thompson,

tst Lieutenant

Adoniram J. Blakely,

2d Lieutenant.

Henry L. York,

Danby,

Pawlet,

Shrewsbury,

Aug. 27/62

Aug. 27/62

Aug. 27/62

Oct. 7/62

Oct. 7/62

Oct. 7/62



Must, out July, 30, '63.

So8 FOURTEENTH REGIMENT.

Name and Rank. Residence.

Sergeants.

Henry H. Vaughan,Isaac W. Keiley,Charles P. Taylor,William H. Smith,Homer H. Southwick,

Corporals.

John F. Baker,Orlando Bushee,George W. Foster,

William Frost,

Erwin Hyde,Silas A. Thompson,Charles Towslee,John C. Williams,

Musicians.

Daniel H. Lane,Martin V. Williams,

Wagoner.

Julius C. Griffith,

Privates.

Ackley, Lewis E.Archer, Richard C.

Baker, Elias S.

Baker, George S.

Bartholomew, And. J.Bellany, FrancisBlack. JohnBlack^ Robert T.Blowers, Andrew J.Bromley. HenryBryant, DavidCairns, WilliamCook, JohnCrandall, John A.Crapo, Benjamin E.

Crapo, Josiah W.Crary, Edwin M.Croff, Daniel V.Croff, EzraDawson, AllenDyke, Luther R.

Eddy, Eliphalet

Eddy, HenryEdgerton, BradfordFish, FrancisFisk, Caleb P.

Gee, Edward B.' Gilman, John, Jr.

Greene, SmithGriffith, Gardner F.Grover, Marshal W.Guild, James W.Guilder, AlonzoGuilder, Wallace V.Harrington, Enos, Jr.

Hart, Orange M.Hawkins, Jewett P.

Hawkins, Joseph C.

Hollister, Albert E.Hollister, Francis S.

Hollister, Willis H.Hulett, E. WarrenHuntington, Henry E.

Kelley, David H.Kinsman, George W.Kinsman, William W.Ladd, GeorgeLittle, EugeneLouis, John B.

Mackinlear, MichaelMackinlear, Patrick

Danby,Danby,Pawlet,Clarendon,Middletown,

Danby,Pawlet,

Shrewsbury,Wallingford,Middletown,Danby,Pawlet,Danby,

Danby,Danby,

Danby,

Clarendon,Wallingford,

Danby,Danby,Clarendon,Shrewsbury,

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Pawlet,

Pawlet,Pawlet,

Danby,Wallingford,Middletown,Danby,Danby,Shrewsbury,Clarendon,Wallingford,Danby,Danby,Wallingford,Shrewsbury,Middletown,Wallingford,Dorset,Shrewsbury,Danby,Clarendon,Shrewsbury,Danby,Danby,Clarendon,Pawlet,Pawlet,Pawlet,

Danby,Tinniouth,Wallingford,Wallingford,

Pawlet,

Pawlit,Pawlet,Pawlet,Tinmouth,Danby,Shrewsbury,Clarendon,Wallingford,Pawlet,

Middletown,Wallingford,Wallingford,

Aug. 27,'62 Oct. 2 1,'62 Killed in action July 3, '63.

Aug. 27/62 Oct. 2 1, '62 Prom. 1st Sergt. July 3, '63 ; Must, out July 30, '63.

Aug. 27,'62 Oct. 21, '62 Died Apr. n, '63, of disease.

Aug. 27/62 Oct. 21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

Aug. 27/62 Oct. 21/62 Must, out July 30, "63.

Date of

EnlistmentDate ofMuster.

Remarks.

21/62 Red. at his own request Feb. 1, '63; Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Red. at his own request Nov. 30, '62; Must, out July 30, '63.

Aug. 27/62 Oct. 21/62 Red. at his own request Nov. 30, '62 ; Must out July 30, '63.


21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

2i,'62:Prom. Sergt. Apr. 12, '63; Wd. July 3, "63 ; Must, out July 30, "63.

21, '62 Prom. Sergt. July 3. '63 ; Must out July 30, '63.

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2i.'62!Died July 14. '63, of wds. reed. July 3, '63.

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Tr. to Co. K. Nov. 3. '62.

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21/62 Disch. Mch. 16, '63, for disab.

21/62 Disch. Dec. 29, '62, for disab.

21/62 Died Jan. 14. '63, of disease.

21/62 Died June 20. '63, of disease.

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27/6:

27/6227/6227/6227/6227/6227/6227/6227/6227/6227/6227/6227/6227/6227/6227/6227/6227/6227/62

21/6221/6221/6221/6221/62

Oct.

Oct.Oct. _

Oct. 2r/62 Must, out July 30, ''63.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.Oct.Oct.Oct.

Oct.Oct.

Oct.Oct.

Oct.Oct.Oct.

Oct.Oct.

21/621/6221/6221/6221/6221/6221/6221/6221/6221/6221/6221/6221/6221/6221/62

Disch. Feb. 2, '63, for disab.



Wd. July 3, '63; Must, out July 30, ''63.







Prom. Corp. Jan. 4, '63 ; Must, out July 30, '63.

Disch. Jan. 31, '63, for disab.



Wd. July 3, '63 ; Must, out July 30, '63.


Wd. July 3, '63; Must, out July 30, '63.

Must, out July 30, ,63.

Disch Apr. 27, '63, for disab.

Died Jan. 14, '63, of disease.


FOURTEENTH REGIMENT. 509


EnlistmentDate of

Muster.Remarks.

Maskel, RichardMunson, William H.Needham,Benjamin B.

Needham, IsaacNelson, Samuel W.Parris, Foster J.Patterson, LeviPerham. HerbertPierce, EdwinPierce, George D.Pitts, George N.Pratt, NewtonPratt, William L.

Remington, George R.

Rogers, Joel M.Rondo, Lyman A.Sawyer, Walter G.Shearman, WilliamSimonds, George O.Smith, Elias.

Smith, JudsonSmith, MartinSpaulding, GeorgeSpaulding, Reuben RStimson, William W.Thomas, John C.

Walker, Almore E.

Weeks, William C.

Wells, Edward B.

Wood, Ahira E.

Wood, William H.

Shrewsbury,Wallingford,Shrewsbury,Shrewsbury,Pawlet,

Danby,Pawlet,Pawlet,

Shrewsbury,Shrewsbury,Clarendon,Shrewsbury,Shrewsbury,Wallingford,Tinmouth.Wallingford,Shrewsbury,Shrewsbury,Pawlet,

Clarendon,Pawlet,

Pawlet,

Middletown,Middletown,Danby,Tinmouth,Shrewsbury,Pawlet,Wallingford,Pawlet,

Pawlet,

Aug. 27/62 Oct. 2t,'62 Must out July 30, '63.

Sept. 1/62 Oct. 21/62 Wd. July 3, '63; Must, out July 30, '63.


Aug. 27/62 Oct. 21/62 Died July 18, '63, of disease.


Aug. 27/62 Oct. 21/62 Must out July 30, '63.





Aug 27/62 Oct 21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.


Aug. 27/62 Oct. 21/62 Prom. Corp. Nov. 3, '62; Must, out July 30, '63.

Aug. 27/62 Oct. 21/62 Died July 19. '63, of disease.


Aug. 27/62 Oct, 21/62 Disch. Mch. 5, '63, for disab.

Aug. 27/62 Oct. 2 1. "62 Disch. Jan. 28, '63, for disab.


Aug. 27/62 Oct. 2 1 ,"62 Must, out July 30, '63.

Aug. 27/62 Oct. 21/62 Disch. Feb. 19, '63. for disab.



Aug. 27/62 Oct. 21/62 Must, out July 30, ''63.

Aug. 27/62 Oct. 21/62 Prom. Corp. Mch. r, '63; Must, out July 30, '63.

Sept. 18/62 Oct. 2i,'62JTr. from Co. K. ; Wd July 3, '63; Must, out July 30, '63.

Aug. 27/62|Oct. 2[."62jWd. July 3, '63; Must, out July 30, '63.

Aug. 27/62 Oct. 21/62'Prom Corp. Mch. 1, '63; Must, out July 30, '63.

Aug 27/62 Oct. 21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.



Sept. 27/62 Oct. 21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

COMPANY C.

Name and Rank.

5io FOURTEENTH R EGIM ENT.

Name and Rank.. Residence.

Musicians.

Smith Jameson,Henry A. Wyman,

Wagoner.

Daniel Crandall,

Privates.

Bartlett, Charles A.Belding.John H.Bennett, Daniel W.Bentley, TrumanBrown. HenryBuck, William B.

llundy, Charles A.Burns, ThomasCase, WilliamChapman, Charles WChellis, BrentonClark, Joseph O.Conner, FrederickCook, EdwardDamon, GeorgeDean, CharlesDerby, George, Jr.,

Dunlap JohnDunton, Andrew J.

Eddy, Otis J.Edgerton, CharlesFarnum, DexterFarnsworth, MarkGault, JeromeGleason, MyronGleason, ShepardGraham, Charles

Gray, Rollin C.

Hanlon, MichaelHarwood, HermanHazelton, WrightHill, Alva E.Hobart, Daniel O.Horn, WilliamHughes, JamesJameson, MyronKenyon, HenryKidder, Dana FKinne. Miner F.

Kinne, William H.Ladd, Sidney A.Ladd, WilsonLeonard, JohnLeonard, WilliamLeonard, William H.Logan, William M.Mason, Andrew J.

McDonald, Elijah

Moore, WilliamNichols, EzraNiles, George L.

Niles, Frank E.Parker, ConvisParker, DavidPhillips, Charles A.Phillips, Elijah

Pond, Charles H.Reed, CalvinRideout, Samuel E.Rising, Simeon M.Roberts, Burns H.Roberts, RichardSeaver, Silas H.Sexton, Edgar T.Sheldon, Albert P.

Sheldon, Merritt A.Sheldon, Seth P.

Shepard, Fayette

Manchester,Manchester,

Dorset,

Arlington,Rupert,Manchester,Manchester,Manchester,Sunderland,Manchester,Dorset,Sunderland,Manchester,Manchester,Rupert,Manchester,Sunderland,Arlington,Winhall,Rupert,Arlington,Dorset.Winhall,Dorset,

Dorset,Manchester,Arlington,Manchester.Manchester,Rupert,Arlington,Manchester,Rupert,Dorset,Arlington,Arli ngton

,

Dorset,Dorset,Manchester,Dorset,Winhall,Rupert,Rupert,Dorset,Dorset,

Winhall,Winhall,Manchester,Dorset,

Arlington,Dorset,Dorset,Arlington,

Arlington,Rupert,Rupert,Winhall,Manchester,Manchester,Manchester,Dorset,Rupert,Dorset,,

Manchester,Manchester,Dorset,Rupert,Dorset,Rupert,Arlington,

Date of

Enlistment

Aug. 28/62Aug. 28,'62

Aug. 28, '62

AugAug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.

Date of

Muster.Remarks.

Oct. 2 1, '6:

Oct. 2I,'62

Oct. 21/62

28/6228/6228/6228/6228/6228/6228/6228/6228/6228/6228/6228/6228/6228/6228/6228/6228/6228/6228/6228/6228/6228/6228/6228/6228/6228/6228/6228/6228/6228/622S/6228/6228/6228/622S/6228/6228/6228/6228/6228/6228.'6:

28/6228/6228/6228/6228/6228/6228/6228/6228/6228/6228/6228/6228/6228/6228/6228/6228/6228/6228/6228/6228/6228/6228/6228/6228/6228/6228/62

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.Gel.

Oct.

Oct.Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.Oct.

Oct.Oct.

Oct.Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oci.

Oct.Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Nov.Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.Oct.Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.


Musi, out July 30, '63.


21/62 Must out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Prom. Corp July 4, '63; Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Killed in action July 3, '63.

21/62 Disch. Jan. 31, '63, for disab.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Died Mch. 14, '63, of disease.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Prom. Corp.; Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

2 1 ,'62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Wd. July 3, '63 ; Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30. '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21. '62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30. '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Died Apr. 23, '63, of disease.

21/62 Prom. Corp ; Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must: out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out Aug. 26, '63.

21/62 Disch. Feb. 23, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Died Feb. 7, '63, of disease.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.


21/62 Disch. Mch. 28, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Disch. Feb. 5, '63, for disab.

2 1/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

27/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Disch. Jan. 28, '63, forjdisab.

21/62 Must, out July 30, ''63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 See Hospital Steward.


21/62 Died June 24, '63, of disease.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Prom. Corp. ; Wd. July 3, '63; Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.


FOU KTFF NTH RKG1 M ENT. 5"

Namk and Rank. Residence.Date of

EnlistmentDate of

Muster.Remarks.

Sheridan, Thomas.Smith, FrankStannard, GeorgeStone, EdwardSykes, DwightSykes, HoraceThompson, Gilman J.Tovvsley, NathanielUtley, Myron W.Warner, Elihu S.

Warner, Seth C.

Westcott, Barlow G.Whitman, Julius

Dorset,

Manchester,Dorset,Sunderland,Dorset,Rupert,Winhall,

Manchester,Manchester,Sunderland,Arlington,

Dorset.

Sunderland,

Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.AugAug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.

28/6228,'62

28/6228/6228/6228/6228/6228/6228,'62

28/6228/6228/6228/62

Oct.Oct.

Oct.

DecOct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.Oct.

Oct

21/622 1 ,'62

21/6227/622 1 ,'62

21/6221/622 1,'62

2 1 ,'62

21/6221/622 1 ,'62

21/62





Prom. Corp. ; Wd. July 3, '63 ; Disch. Aug.Must, out July 30, '63.







Disch. Feb. 5, '63, for disab.

7. '63-

COMPANY D.

Name and Rank.

512 FOURTEENTH REGIMENT.

Name and Rank.

FOURTEENTH REGIMENT. S'3

COMPANY E.

Name and Rank.

5'4 FOURTEENTH REGIMENT.

Name and Rank. Residence.Date of |

EnlistmentDate of

Muster.Remarks.

Huntington, Geo. E.Kelsey, VolneyKelsey, ThaddeusKendrick, Milo C.

Kingsley, John W.Lawrence, Joseph W.Lee, Ashbill M.Mahen, Alexis

Mahen, Sifroy

Makinster, Geo. E.

Marion, JosephMcCue, JohnMcGoldrick, Charles

McSorley, JamesMcWhirter, James HMcWhirter, SamuelMerrill, Soil. P., Jr.

Morse, JeremiahMullen, EdwardMulligan, Patrick

Needham, Leroy J.Nichols, Charles C.

Olmsted, Allen

Olmsted, Edgar J.

Olmsted, Walter H.Palardy, AlphonsePady, Parlin

Perry, Hiram R.Powell, Henry T-Rice, Henry C.

Robbins, George B.

Ross, Chester W.Sherman, Nathan P.

Smith, Charles C.

Stapleton, ThomasStickney, John Q.St. Mary, LewisSumner, SquareTaylor, HenrvThomas, Walter J.

Tyler, HiramWarner, Martin L.

Waterhouse, Fred A.White, Pliny F.

Whitman, Briggs X.Whitney, James W.Wilcox, TrumanWilliamson, Alvin MWilliamson, Harvev

iMiddlebury,jWhiting,Salisbury,

Middlebury,iWeybridge,jMiddlebury,IMiddlebury,jCornwail,

Cornwall.Middlebury,Middlebury,Middlebury,M iddlebury,

Middlebury,Middlebury,Middlebury,Weybridge,Salisbury.

Middlebury,Middlebury,Whiting.Weybridge,Middlebury,Middlebury,Middlebury,Middlebury,Middlebury,Hancock.Middlebury,Middlebury,Weybridge,Middlebury,Weybridge,'Middlebury,

\Middlebury,Shorehsm,.Middlebury,

Salisbury.

Middlebury,Salisbury.

Weybridge,Weybridge,Salisbury,

jWhiting.iWeybridge,jSalisbury.

j

Salisbury.Middlef-ury,I Whiting.

Aug. 30/62 Oct.

Aug. 30/62 Oct.


Aug. 30/62 Oct.

Sept. 6/62 Oct.

Aug. 30/62 Oct.


Aug. 30/62 Oct.Aug. 30/62 Oct.Aug. 30/62 Oct.

Aug. 30/62 Oct.

Aug. 30/62 Oct.Aug. 3o,'62iOct.

Aug. 3o,'62,Oct.

Aug. 30/62 Oct.


Aug. 30/62 Oct.Sept. 6/62 Oct.Aug. 30/62 Oct.Aug. 30/62 Oct.Aug. 30/62 Oct.

Aug. 30/62 Oct.Sept. 6/62 Oct.

Aug. 30/62 Oct.

Aug. 30/62 Oct.

Aug. 30/62 Oct.

Aug. 30/62 Oct.

Aug. 30/62 Oct.

Aug. 30/62 Oct.

Aug. 30/62 Oct.

Aug. 30/62 Oct.

Sept. 6.'62 0ct.

Aug. 30/62 Oct.

Aug. 30/62 Oct.

Aug. 30/62 Oct.

Aug. 30/62 Oct.

Aug. 30/62 Oct.

Aug. 30/62 Oct.

Aug. 30/62 Oct.

Aug. 30/62 Oct.

Aug. 30/62 Oct.

Aug. 30/62 Oct.

Aug. 3o/62|Oct.

Aug. 30/62 Oct.A.ug. 30/62'Oct.

ug. 30/62 Oct.

21/62 Disch. Feb. 18, '63, for disab.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21. '62 Disch. Mch. 9, '63, for disab.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Died Apr. 7, '63, of disease.

21/62 Died Mch. 22, '63, of disease.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Prom. Corp. July 3, '63 ; Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

1 1/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.


21/62 Died Mch. 8. '63, of disease.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.


21/62 Must out July 30, "63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.


21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Wd. July 3, '63; Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30. '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Prom. Corp. July 3, '63 ; Must, out July 30, '63.


21/62 Must, out July 30, "63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, "63.

21/62 Died Juh- 3, ^63, of wds. reed, same day.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, "63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

COMPANY F.

Name and Rank. .

FOURTEENTH REGIMENT. 5'5

Name and Rank. Residence.

Sergeants.

William H. Hamilton,George Offensend,Daniel Holmes,Roswell R. Lewis,Salmon K. Gates,

Corporals.

John P. Barber,Vincent C. Davey,Charles H. Whitlock,Stephen A. Douglass,Henry J. Adams,Cyrus M. Bliss,

Stephen P. Carr,

Joel W. Hamilton,

Musicians.

Moses J. Knapp,Duane Smith,

Wagoner.Willard D. Ward,

Privates.

Beach, Stephen S.

Bishop, HarveyBosworth, Isaac C.

Brewster, Oliver E.Brooks. Martin F.

Clark, JosephCowley, James B.Crowley, CorneliusDavis, Edwin D.Delahanty, Patrick

Denison, Fred'k H.Dewey, SolomonEastwood,Windh'm HEddy, Jay P.

Ensign, Joseph B.

Fox, Daniel W.Fox, George H.Foy, Patrick

Gault, Lyman J.

Gault, Truman J.

Gilbert, John O.

Gould, FranklinGready, MichaelHall, Albert B.

Harrison, Charles

Hosford, Henry H.Hook, Sylvanus F.

Humphrey, JohnHumphrey, Patrick

Hunt, GeorgeHunter, RobertJohnson, John F.

Jones, AaronKidder, Jonathan T.

Kilborn, Nathan'l A.

King, William H.Lee, Benjamin E.Lewis, RichardMallory, Charles S.

Manley, Charles

Marnes, AndrewMaynard, English L.

McBride, DavidMerling, GeorgeMorgan, JamesO'Brien, Patrick

Pepper, Ashbel H.Perkins, Charles

Perkins, James D.Perkins, John F.

Fairhaven,West Haven,Hubbardton,Poultney,Castleton,

Hubbardton,Fairhaven,Castleton,

Poultney,

West Haven,Poultney,Castleton,

Fairhaven,

Castleton,

Hubbardton,

Castleton,

Poultney,Castleton,

Poultney,Castleton,

Castleton,

Castleton,

Fairhaven,Fairhaven,Poultney,Castleton,

Castleton,

Poultney,West Haven,Poultney,Poultney,Castleton,

Castleton,Fairhaven,Castleton,

Castleton,

West Haven,Castleton,

Fairhaven,

Hubbardton,Fairhaven,Castleton,

Poultney,Fairhaven,Fairhaven,West Haven,Poultney,Castleton,

Castleton,

Castleton,

Hubbardton,Castleton,

Fairhaven,Fairhaven,Poultney,Hubbardton,Fairhaven,Fairhaven,Fairhaven,Poultney,Hubbardton,Fairhaven,Poultney,Fairhaven,Hubbardton,Fairhaven.

Sept.

Sept.

Sept.

Sept.

Sept.

Sept.

Sept.

Sept.

Sept.

SeptSept.

SeptSept.

Date of

Enlistment

33/623,'62

3,'62

3>'°2

Date ofMuster.

Remarks.

62 Oct. 2 1,'62 See 2d Lieut. Co. I.

Oct. 2t,'62|Prom. 1st Sergt. Feb. 7, '63;

Oct. 2i,,62 ; Must out July 30, '63.

Oct. 2i,'62JMust. out July 30, '63.

.

Oct. 2 1,'62 Must, out July 30, '63.

,'62

,'62

,'62

,'62

,'62

3/623,'62

3/62

Sept. 3/62Sept. 3,'62

Sept. 3,'62


Oct. 21,'62'Prom. Sergt. Feb. 7, '63 ; Must, out July 30, '63.

Oct. 2i,'62JMust. out July 30, '63.

Oct. 2 1,'62 Must out July 30, '63.

Oct. 2i,'62 Must, out July 30, '63.

Oct. 2 1,'62 Must, out July 30, '63.




Oct. 2 1,'62 Must, out July 30, '63.

Oct. 2i,'62,Must. out July 30, '63.

Oct. 2i,'62iMust. out July 30, '63.

Sept. 3/6? Oct. 21,'62'Must out Julv 30, '63.

Sept. 3/62 Oct. 21,'62'Must. out July 30, '63.

Sept 3/62 Oct. 2 1,'62' Must, out July 30, '63

Sept. 3, '62 Oct. 21,'62'Must out Jul\ 30/63Sept. 3/62 Oct. 2

1,^Must. out July 30, '63.

Sept. 3/62 Oct. 2 r, '62, Must, out July 30, '63Sept. 3/62 Oct. 21,'62'Must out July 30, '63Sept 3/62 Oct. 21,'62'Must. out July 30, '63.

Sept. 3/62 Oct. 21,'62'Must. out July 30, '63.

Sept 3,'62 Oct 21, '62 Died July 17, '63, of disease.Sept. 3/62 Oct. 2 1/62! Must out Julv 30, '63Sept 3/62 Oct. 21,'62'Must out July 30, '63.

Sept. 3,'62|Gct 2i,'62:

Must. out July 30, '63.

Sept. 3,'62JOct. 21/62rMust out July 30, '63.

Sept- 3,,

62|Oct. 21,'62'Must. out July 30, '63.

Sept. 3,'62J0ct 21,'62'Must. out Julv 30, '63.

Sept. 3,'621

0ct 2 [,'62 Must, out July 30, '63.

Sept. 3,'62jOct 2i/63JMust. out July 30, '63.

Sept. 3,'621

Oct 2i,'62 Died Jan. 23,*"63, of disease.Sept. 3,'62JOct. 21,'62'Must. out July 30, '63.

Sept. 3,'62jOct. 21,'62'Must. out July 30, '63.

Sept. 3/62 Oct. 2i,'62JMust. out July 30, '63.

Sept 3/62 Oct. 21, "62 .Must, out Julv 30, '63.

Sept. 3/62 Oct. 21,'62'Must. out Julv 30, '63.

Sept. 3/62 Oct. 2i,'62JMust. out Julv 30, '63.

Sept 3.'62,001. 2i,'62|Must. out Julv 30, '63.

Sept. 3,'62JOct 2i,'62!Died Julv 25,""63, ofd ;sease.Sept. 3,'62JOct. 21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.


Sept 3/62 Oct. 2i/62Died Mav 11, "63, of disease.Sept 3/62 Oct. 21,'62'Must out Julv 30, "63.

Sept. 3/62 Oct. 2 1/62; Must, out July 30, '63.

Sept. 3/62 Oct. 2 r /62;

Died July 17/63, of wds. reed. July ?, '63.

Sept. 3/62 Oct. 2[/62;

Must. out Julv 30, '63.

Sept. 3/62 Oct. 2i/62|Must. out Julv 30, '63.

Sept 3/62 Oct. 2 1 ,'62 Must, out Julv 30, '63.

Sept. 3,'-62 Oct. 21/62 Must, out July 30, "63.

Sept 3/62 Oct. 21/62 Must, out Julv 30, '63.

Sept. 3/62 Oct. 21/62 Must, out July 30, "63.


Sept. 3/62 Oct. 21/62 Wd. July 3, '63; Must, out Julv 30, '63.Sept. 3/62 Oct. 21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

Sept 3/62 Oct. 21/62 Never mustered; Disch. at Burlington.Sept 3/62 Oct. 21/62 Killed in action July 3, '63.




Sept. 3/62 Oct. 2 1 ,'62 Must, out July 30, '63.

Sept. 3/62 Oct. 2i,'62.Wd. July 3, '63, Must, out July 30, '63.

Sept. 3/62 Oct 2i/62'Must out July 30, '63.

5 i6 FOURTEENTH REGIMENT.

Name and Rank.

FOURTEENTH REGIMENT 517


I

Enlistment!Date of

Muster.Remarks.

Musicians.

Stephen W. Palmer,Hoyt Sayles,

Wagoner.Henry Butler,

Privates.

Babcock, Alden G.Baldwin, Edmund W.Baldwin, JayBaldwin, Sherman G.Bissonett, LouisBissonett, MarbleBissonett, NapoleonBrown, Royal C.Burritt, Guy L.

Calihan, MichaelChamberlin, Geo. C.Chapin, Ovette W.Clapper, JosephCoughlin, JohnCoonerty, PatrickDelong, Charles D.Dike, Henry C.Dow, Lorenzo J.Dwyer, Philip, 3dFraser, Henry W.Furlong, MichaelFurlong. PatrickGove, William E.Gravel, NicholasGreen, William E.Hill, John S.

Hill, Lionel T.Houghtalin, John W.Jackson, Silas A.Jennings, Horace P.

Johnroe, John, Jr.

Jones, Charles P.

Jones, David D.Kendall, Eleazer, Jr.

Kent, Luther M.Lamos, G. HenryLavalley, PeterLavigne, JosephLavigne, PeterLeonard, John H.Man urn, Augustine E.Mclntyre, NapoleonMeech, Leonard E.

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Noyes, William E.Palmer, James L.

Patno, DamosPease, Henry R.Peck, AbelPercival, Elwood M.Place, Emerson R.Plain, Israel

Post, Herman A.Randall, Samuel J.

Ray, Henry J.

Rhodes, Jonathan J.

Roscoe, Henry C.

Ross, Charles W.Rounds. ElishaRounds, JosephRussell, Mitchell

Saddler, JohnSpooner, Henry H.Sawyer, Elijah L.

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Killed in action July 3, '63.

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Died Dec. 30, 62,'of disease.


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Died June 16, '63, of disease.





Disch. Dec. 20, '62, for disab.















5 i8 FOURTEENTH REGIMENT.

Name and Rank.

FOURTEENTH REGIMENT. 5>9

Name and Rank.

S20 FOURTEENTH REGIMENT.

COMPANY I.


Commis'nDate of

Issue.Remarks.

Captain.

Solomon T. Allen,

1st Lieutenants.

T. C. Middlebrook,Milo A. Williams,

2d Lieutenants.

Milo A. Williams,William H. Hamilton.

John R. Converse,

Panton,

Ferrisburgli,

Charlotte,

Charlotte,

Fairhaven,Panton,

Sept. 16/62

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Oct. 7/62Jan. 23/63

Oct. 7/62Jan. 23/63July 29/63


Resgd. Jan. 7, '63.

2d Lieut. Co. I. ; Must, out July 30, '63.

See 1st Lieut. Co. I.

1st Sergt. Co. F.; died July 3, '63, of wds. reed, same day.

Priv. Co. I. ; Must, out July 30, '63.


EnlistmentDate of

Muster.Remarks.

Sergeants.

Obadiah W. Allen,

William Claxton,Gideon D. Prindle,

John A. Strong,Nathan S. Capen,

Corporals.

Alonzo E. Root,Lyman Dickerman,James Gregory,Frank R. Hill,

Fordvce M. MoultonSimon C. Webster,William Lincoln,

William L. Cady,

Musician.

Hiram Bishop,

Wagoner.Miron Williams,

Privates.

Agin, ThomasAllen, Henry B.

Arinel, FrankBall, Henry J.Baldwin, Charles E.

Barton, FrancisBarton, Gilbert J.

Barton, JacobBarton, William P.

Beach, Charles E.

Berges, PeterBesette. JosephBrown, Dan B.Brown, John W.Butler, Isaac

Clark, George A.Clark, Myron A.Coyne, JosephConverse, John R.Dachno, AntoineDalliston, James W.Dayton, AlbionDelmeatee, Horace N.Diggles, SamuelDrum, HenryFinnegan, Patrick

Fusha, John

Ferrisburgli,

Ferrisburgh,Charlotte,

Addison,Goshen,

Charlotte,

New Haven,Ferrisburgh,Charlotte,

Ferrisburgh,

Granville,

Charlotte,

New Haven,

Charlotte,

Charlotte,

Ferrisburgh,Ferrisburgh,Ferrisburgh,Ferrisburgh,

Ferrisburgh,Vergennes,Charlotte,

Starksboro,Charlotte,

Panton,Addison,Charlotte,

Goshen,Goshen,Ferrisburgh,

Charlotte,

Addison,Monkton,Panton,Addison,Addison,Addison,Charlotte,

Ferrisburgh,Charlotte,

Addison,Vergennes,

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Nami; and Rank.

522 FOU RT KKNTH RKG IMENT.


EnlistmentDate of

Muster.Remarks.

Sergeants.

Phinehas C. Paul,

Elislia F. Swett,

John Cain,

John W. Millard.

Foster S. Prouty,

Corporals.

Nelson H. Johnson,Stephen P. Cary,

Wilder Lewis,

James Warner,David Stockwell,

Patrick H. Smith,Alvin L. Gaines,

Privates.

Allen, LoyalBarrows, Oscar A.Barry, ThomasBartlett, DavidBeaumont, JohnBillings, Alfred E.Bowen, JohnBoyce, William H.Boynton, Amos B.

Brayson, WilliamBrooks, SeymourBrown, George V.

Brown, Jerome A.Brown, Wright H.Cary, StephenCota, HenryCrapo, Francis E.

Croff, Daniel V.Crown, JesseDawson, Benjamin FDickinson, George HEddy, JamesElwell, Henry C.Foster, SolomonFrink, LumanGeer, SethGray, Charles H„Gray, Luke B.

Hill, Alexander F.

Howard, Suel T.Johnson, MiloKendall, Zelotes

Lake, William H.Lamb, ClarkLamb, Merritt

Lanfair, John D.Lathrop, ZimriLewis, Alfred

Lord, Lysander B.

Marshall, AdinMeacham, William E.Millard, EdwardMoody, WilliamMoore, Joseph M.Niles, Martin C.Palmer, LysanderPierce, Warren A.Rice, Benjamin G.Ryan, MichaelSchrader, HenryShetler, JohnSmith, Marquis D.Snow, John C.Stimson, William W.Tifft. JamesTitus, Isaac O.Torry, Orrin P.Wales, Elisha

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21/62 Died Mch. 25, '63. of disease.

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21/62 Must, out July 30, '63.

21/62 Died July 15, '63, of fatigue, while on march.



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Walker, NormanWheeler, AlamanderWhite, FranklinWhiting, JohnWilliams, John C.Young, David F.

Shaftsbury,Dorset,Sandgate,Shaftsbury,

Danby,Wells,

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Tr. from Co. B.: Must, out July 30, '63.

Prom. Corp. Feb. 28, '63; died July 26, '63.

FINAL STATEMENT.

The final statement of the Fourteenth Regiment is as follows

Original members—Officers, 37 ; Enlisted men, 923 ; total,

Gain—Recruits, 3 ; Transferred from other regiments, 1 ; total,

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960

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964

LOSSES.

Killed in action—Enlisted men,

Died of wounds—Officers, I ; Enlisted men, 8 ; total,

Died of disease—Enlisted men,

Died in Confederate prisons— 1 ; Murdered, 1 ; total,

Total of deaths,

Honorably discharged—Officers, 6 ; Enlisted men, 65 ; total,

Transferred to V. R. C,

Losses other than by death,

Total loss,

Mustered out—Officers, 38 ; Enlisted men, 786; total,

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