***Just a reminder, E=enlist., M=muster., MO=must. out, also E+M=enlist.+ must. on the same day...soon I'll be adding D=drafted Previously stated, most of these men listed enlisted on Aug 20, 1862, mustered Sept 16, 1862 and mustered out on July 2, 1863. Any difference and added notes will be mentioned. Francis BABCOCK-Corpl-Berlin-carpenter-30y William H. LARRABEE-Corpl-Bolton-shoemaker-30y; M- 9/16/62 as a private; apptd Corpl 1/1/63; MO see above Lewis T. HOWE-music-Berlin-shoemaker-18y; E-8/20/62, M-9/6/62 (this may be an error in type, but who am I to disagree); MO-7/2/63. See 16th Battery Mass Light Artillery Willard G. BRUCE-music-Berlin-shoemaker-18y; See Co. I, 5th Mass Inf (100 days) Edmond B. BABCOCK-Pvt-Berlin-farmer-22y; See Co. C, 4th Mass Cav Harrison T. BABCOCK-Pvt-Berlin-shoemaker-21y; wounded @ Goldsboro, NC 12/17/62 William T. BABCOCK-Pvt-Berlin-farmer-21y; E- 8/16/62. See Co. I, 5th Mass Inf (100 days) Freeman R. BENNETT-Pvt-Bolton-shoemaker-19y Charles H. BLISS-Pvt-Berlin-shoemaker-21y James M. BULLARD-Pvt-Berlin-shoemaker-24y John F. BURGESS-Pvt-Bolton-shoemaker-21y George A. CORSER-Pvt-Bolton-farmer-18y; Discharged (disch) 6/6/63 to re-enl in 2d Mass Heavy Artillery, See Co. B, 2d Mass Hy Art. James F. DISPEAU-Pvt-Bolton-shoemaker-22y George ELLIS-Pvt-Berlin-farmer-18y Lyman GIBBS-Pvt-Bolton-butcher-44y William GIBBS-Pvt-Bolton-hotel keeper-39y Augustus L. HASTINGS-Pvt-Berlin-farmer-20y; See Co. I, 5th Mass Inf (100 days) George W. HOWE-Pvt-Berlin-shoemaker-28y James D. HURLBURT-Pvt-Bolton-carpenter-29y James JILLSON-Pvt-Bolton-shoemaker-18y; See 16th Battery Light Artillery John A. MERRILL-Pvt-Berlin-shoemaker-34y Francis M. NEWTON-Pvt-Bolton-farmer-20y; See Co. C, 4th Mass Cav Andrew L. NOURSE-Pvt-Bolton-farmer-20y Joseph B. NOURSE-Pvt-Southboro-shoemaker-18y; See Co. G, 4th Mass Cav Frank W. PAGE-Pvt-Berlin-shoemaker-18y; disch/disability 3/28/63. See V.RC. (Veterans Reserve Corps) William D. PIERCE-Pvt-Bolton-shoemaker-18y Rufus C. SAWYER-Pvt-Berlin-shoemaker-31y George W. SMITH-Pvt-Clinton-shoemaker-19y; E- 8/20/62, M- 9/16/62; left at home sick, did not leave Mass.; MO-7/2/63. See Co. M, 2d Mass Heavy Artillery Charles D. STARKEY-Pvt-Berlin-shoemaker-24y; died May 26, 1863 @ Newbern, NC of disease Isaac C. STRATTON-Pvt-Bolton-shoemaker-18y; See Co. I, 5th Mass Inf (100days) and 16th Battery Mass Light Artillery David B. WHITCOMB-Pvt-Berlin-shoemaker-24y. See Co. I, 5th Mass Inf (100d) Charles H. WHITE-Pv-Bolton-farmer-27y Henry WOOD-Pvt-Bolton-farmer-24y George L. WORKS-Pvt-Southboro-shoemaker-19y. See Co. E, 4th Mass Heavy Artillery ------------------------ 5th Regiment Mass Vol Militia (Infantry) for 100 days next

Hi, Marcia. The leather would most likely have come from the family's own cattle that had been slaughtered for food. Quite a few shoes could be made from a single hide. At one time shoe maker's were like travelling salesmen. One difference is that they would stay with the family that was getting the shoes. They didn't have fixed sizes and each person would get several pairs of shoes made at one time. I don't remember when left and right shoes came to be, but there were no right or left shoe in colonial times. John & Jodi Massachusetts Vital Records Administrators - http://MA-VitalRecords.org If you find this site of value - http://MA-VitalRecords.org/Donate.html Quoting Marcia Payne <etexgal@webtv.net>: > While I've been working on this Civil War project, I noticed many > shoemakers. Where in the world did they get so much leather? That's > alot of cow hides 'eh? > > Marcia > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > MAWORCES-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without > the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

This chapter starts on page 1_269 and ends on page 1_366. Company "G" (aka, Concord Artillery) John E. LYONS-Pvt-Lunenburg-21y; E- 4/19/61, M-5/1/61; MO-7/31/61. See Co H, 23d Mass Inf. -------------------------- Company "I" (aka, Somerville Light Inf.) Charles KILBORN-Pvt-Lunenburg-21y; E-4/19/61, M- 5/1/61; MO- 7/31/61. See Co. H, 23d Mass Inf. ------------------------------------------ Page 300, 5th Regt. Mass Vol for 9 months Field & Staff- Dixi C. HOYT-Asst Surgeon-Milford-surgeon-29y; comm 10/7/62, M-10/8/62; MO-7/2/63. See F&S (field and staff) of 2d, Mass Heavy Artillery --------------------- Company "C" Henry R. HOLDER-music-Berlin-shoemaker-27y; E-8/20/62, M-9/16/62; MO-7/2/63 --------------------- Company "E" Benjamin F. WYMAN-Pvt-Lancaster-farmer-23y; E-8/23/62, M-9/16/62; MO-7/2/63 --------------------- Company "I" Charles P. NEWTON-Capt-Bolton-shoemaker-27y; comm. 9/4/62, M-9/16/62; MO-7/2/63. See Co. C, 2d Mass Heavy Artillery Andrew A. POWERS-1st Lt-Bolton-shoemaker-31y; comm. 9/4/62, M-9/16/62; MO-7/2/63. See Co. I, 5th Mass Inf (100days) Augustus S. TROWBRIDGE-Sergt-Bolton-shoemaker-18y; E-8/20/62, M-9/16/62, as Corpl; apptd Sergt on 1/1/63; MO-7/2/63. See 16th Battery Light Artillery Henry A. WOODBURY-Corpl-Bolton-mason-28y; E-8/20/62, M-9/16/62; MO-7/2/63 John H. SAWYER-Corpl-Bolton-farmer-26y; E-8/20/62, M-9/16/62; MO-7/2/63. See Co. I, 5th Mass Inf (100 days) Amory S. HAYNES-Corpl-Bolton-shoe manuf.-22y; E-8/20/62, M-9/16/62; MO-7/2/63. See Co. I, 5th Mass Inf (100 days) ***Note It looks like the next several pages of enlistments, musters and mustered out are exactly alike. If diferent, I'll enter the correct dates listed and any other added info concerning that man. So I will take a small break and begin Part 2, of the 5th Regt. Thank you.

Discovered this item that mentioned my great grandfather HERBERT J. RUSSELL and am hoping the other names in it might be of interest to this list. Worcester Daily Spy February 7, 1907 A NARROW ESCAPE An electric car dashes down Kendall Street and is completely demolished Its four occupants escape with slight injuries. The electric car on the Grant Square line of the Consolidated Street Hallway met with serious mishap at the corner of Oak Avenue and Kendall Street at about 8:25 oclock yesterday morning. The car left Grant Square on time at 8:20 A.M. and ran down Channing Street, stopping to take passengers. Just before reaching Catherine Street the brake, which was set tight, refused to check the car, which continued at a lively rate down Channing Street. It rounded the curve at the corner of Channing and Kendall Streets all right, but the steep grade on Kendall Street increased the momentum and the car bounded forward at a fearful rate of speed which could not be checked. The curve at the corner of Kendall and Oak Avenue is one of the sharpest on the line, and when the car reached this point the wheels left the tracks and the car continued across the street and sidewalk, bringing up very abruptly against an electric light pole and a maple tree opposite the residence of FRED S. DEARBORN, part of the car being on the lawn at his house. A large limb of the maple tree extended over the sidewalk, and the momentum of the car was such that this tore the roof of the car off, completely wrecking it. The left side of the car was smashed to kindling wood. There were four occupants of the car, A. M. S. BUTLER who lives at 20 Channing Street; HERBERT J. RUSSELL who lives at 20 Catharine Street; EVA and BERTHA MCKENNA, daughters of JOHN F. MCKENNA, of 10 Edward Street. MR. RUSSELL and MR. BUTLER perceived the danger as they rounded the Channing Street curve, and ran to the rear platform. They jumped just before the car reached the lower curve. MR. BUTLER fell and rolled over on the ground several times. He returned home and is confined to his bed with a dislocated shoulder. He suffered considerably from the shock to his system caused by the rolling over on the snowy and icy pavement. As MR. RUSSELL who is the Exchange Street carriage manufacturer jumped, the momentum carried him up against MR. DEARBORN's fence, scraping his leg considerably and shaking up his system. He returned home and remained in yesterday. The little girls remained in the car throughout the excitement. One of the doors fell on MISS EVA MCKENNA, who is 11 years old, but MR. RUSSELL lifted it up and took her out. Both were uninjured and continued on their way down street. The motorman, JAMES EVERETT GARLAND, showed great courage sticking to his post until after the car struck. He stood with one hand on the tightly set brake and one on the controller. The car was not overturned and was wedged between the electric pole and the tree. If the pole had not been there it is probably that the car would have crashed into MR. DEARBORN's house. The debris was collected soon afterward by a truck team. There is very little of the car left that is of use above the trucks. One of the Quinsigamond Lake cars was used for the rest of the day. It is much larger than the old car and the passengers of the road hope that the new cars will be as large, as the patronage warrants a larger car than the old one for many trips. ======================================================= Jacqueline Sleeper Russell Website: _http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=otsegoroad&id=I23240_ (http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=otsegoroad&id=I23240) **************A Good Credit Score is 700 or Above. See yours in just 2 easy steps! (http://pr.atwola.com/promoclk/100126575x1218822736x1201267884/aol?redir=http:%2F%2Fwww.freecreditreport.com%2Fpm%2Fdefault.aspx%3Fsc%3D668072%26hmpgID %3D62%26bcd%3DfebemailfooterNO62)

I am researching the surname LAYCOCK from Worcester. I would love to hear from others also researching this surname. Thanks. Genealogist never die they just lose their census!

Pages-1_206, 1_207 & 1_208 Company "A" Martin V.B. GRIMES-Pvt-Ashburnham-25y-(no occup. given); Enl., 5/19/61, must., 5/22/61; Must. out-7/22/61. See Co. H, 34th Mass Inf. George P. NUTTING -Pvt-Ashburnham-25y-(no occup. given); E-5/19/61, M-5/22/61; MO- 7/22/61. See Co. E, 3rd New Hampshire Inf. Joseph H. WHITNEY-Pvt-Ashburnham-26y-(no occup. given); E-5/19/61, M-5/22/61; MO-7/22/61. See Co. G, 21st Mass Inf and Co. H, 4th Mass Heavy Artillery -------------------- Company G (aka, Taunton Light Guards) Page 1_220 John W. CLAPP-Pvt-Worcester-26y-(no occup. given); E-4/30/61, M- 5/6/61; MO- 7/22/61 ------------------------------------------- THE END of 4th Regt. for Worc. Co. men. The 5th Regt. is next and many, many pages of info.

I am a member of the Lawrence History Center and their next genealogy meeting is the following: Lawrence History Center February 2009 Genealogy Meeting February 25, 2009 Guest Speaker, Melinde Lutz Sanborn BU Genealogical Program Director Gather at 6:30PM Speaker to begin at 7:00 pm You won't want to miss this speaker ! "How To Do Genealogy Through Photos" What clues do you look for? How to follow the clues? How to confirm the facts? Bring a photo, bring a friend, bring your questions. See you on the 25th! http://www.lawrencehistorycenter.org/calendar Lawrence History Center - Immigrant City Archives 6 Essex Street Lawrence , MA 01840 978 686 9230 www.lawrencehistory.org Public is welcome. Karen

Jackie, I was unable to find a Delia Lucius/Lucus. I checked all of the births for 1861 in Deerfield and Greenfield. The closest I could find was the following: Elnora Lucous, June 29, 1861, in Greenfield, to ---- & Mary (Field). (There is another name written in here, Shandrew or Shandren. Can't tell if it really belongs to this record or not.) The father was a harness maker and was born in Montreal, Can. Mary was born in Sorell, Can. Good luck. :-) John & Jodi Massachusetts Vital Records Administrators - http://MA-VitalRecords.org If you find this site of value - http://MA-VitalRecords.org/Donate.html Quoting Jackie <jp55@wt.net>: > Looking for the birth record of Delia Lucius (often misspelled as Lucus) in > Deerfield or Greenfield. Born about Mar 1861. > > > > Thanks > > Jackie > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > MAWORCES-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without > the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Looking for the birth record of Delia Lucius (often misspelled as Lucus) in Deerfield or Greenfield. Born about Mar 1861. Thanks Jackie

Could someone look on the MA birth index and give me an exact date of birth & any other info that's available for Guy Benjamin JOHNSON, 1872 Worcester, MA? Thanks~ Judy, Great Dane rescuer, GA www.petfinder.org/shelters/GA363.html www.fullrunfarm.com

Guy Benjn Johnson was b. Mar. 11, 1872 in Worcester to Charles P. and Delia A. (Lampher). Charles was a stair builder and both parents were born in VT. John & Jodi Massachusetts Vital Records Administrators - http://MA-VitalRecords.org If you find this site of value - http://MA-VitalRecords.org/Donate.html Quoting Tudemurdog <tudemurdog@windstream.net>: > Could someone look on the MA birth index and give me an exact date > of birth & any other info that's available for Guy Benjamin JOHNSON, > 1872 Worcester, MA? > Thanks~ > Judy, Great Dane rescuer, GA > www.petfinder.org/shelters/GA363.html > www.fullrunfarm.com > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > MAWORCES-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without > the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

All of these begin on page 1_128 thru page 1_ 146. Again we have common enl & must. dates of May 25, 1861. ----------------------- Company I, 2d Regt. Addison S. BRADDISH-Pvt-Royalston-farmer-22y; wounded and prisoner near Winchester, VA on 5/24/62; discharged as a prisoner of war on 6/17/62 Patrick CRONIN-Pvt-Milford-bootmaker-28y; E- 7/5/62, M- 7/9/62; wounded 5/3/63 @ Chancellorsville, VA; re-enl, 12/30/63; killed 5/15/64 @ Resaca, GA Edward D. FARR-Pvt-Leicester-seaman-19y; wounded 8/9/62 @ Cedar Mountain, VA; discharged for wounds, 2/14/63 Charles H. HILL-Pvt-Athol-shoemaker-20y; wounded 7/3/63 @ Gettysburg, PA; disharged 5/24/64 Everett W. PATTISON-1st Sergt-Worcester-student-22y; comm. 2d Lt. and transf. to Co. E, on 3/1/62; comm. 1st Lt. on 8/10/62; comm. Captain on 12/6/63; MO-5/23/64 as Captain of Co. F ------------------ Company K, 2d Regt Mass Vol Inf Albert F. JOHNSON-Pvt-Ashburnham-shoemaker-18y; wounded 9/17/62 @ Antietam, MD; discharged for wounds on 3/26/63 Augustus McINTOSH-Pvt-Ashburnham-chairmaker-20y; re-enl, 12/31/63 as Corpl; wounded 3/16/65 @ Averysboro, NC; MO- 7/7/65 by order of War Dept. at Boston Lewis RIVERS-Pvt-W.Boylston-bootmaker-24y; re-enl, 12/31/63 as Corpl; MO-7/14/65 as Private John R. ROBERTS-Pvt-E.Boylston-farmer-24y; killed 8/9/62 @ Cedar Mountain, VA Thomas WATSON-Pvt-W.Boylston-machinist-35y; killed 8/9/62 @ Cedar Mountain, VA ----------------------- Unassigned 2d Regiment Bernard RYAN-Pvt-Worcester-teamster-24y; E+M, 6/7/64; deserted while enroute to Regiment page 1_146 ---------------------------------------- As a NOTE...there were "zero" Worcester County men in the entire 3rd Regiment, page 1_148 thru 1_205 the 4th Regiment enlistees from Worcester is very thin. I'll continue to report the findings. At the moment I'm recording pages of information in the 6th Regiment. Have a nice week-end

Starts pg 1_121 Again the majority of these men E+M (enlisted and mustered) on the same date of May 25, 1861. When different, I'll mention. Thank you for letting me save my paws :-) Charles ANGELL-Pvt-Dudley-shoemaker-20y; apptd. Corpl. (no date); wounded 9/17/62 @ Antietam, MD and 5/3/63 @ Chancellorsville, VA; wounded again 7/3/63 @ Gettysburg, PA; MO[mustered out] on 5/23/64 as Sergt. Moses CASWELL-Pvt-Grafton-soldier-19y; E+M, 7/21/64; MO, 7/14/65. See Co.E, 51st Mass Inf (9mos) George W. CHASE-Pvt-Webster-mule spinner-22y; wounded 9/17/62 @ Antietam, MD; MO, 5/10/64 Hiram CHASE-Pvt-Webster-mule spinner-23y; MO, 523/64 as Corpl. Also served Co. I, 6th U.S. Vets Vol., enlisting in Albany, New York John E. Farrington-Pvt-Milford-laborer-20y; E- 8/29/62, M- 9/9/62; killed 7/3/63 @ Gettysburg, PA Jason M. GORHAM-Corpl-Barre-lawyer-35y; transf. from 33d Mass Inf on 6/1/65; MO, 7/14/65. See Co. D, 33d Mass Inf and Co. K, 42d Mass Inf (9mos) Freeman L. HALL-Pvt-Millbury-farmer-18y; wounded 8/9/62 @ Cedar Mountain, VA; disch/disab 3/16/63, from wounds Charles D. McKINSTRY-Pvt-Southbridge-bootmaker-19y; re-enl, 12/30/63; apptd. Corpl (no date); apptd Sergt on 6/15/65; 1st Sergt on 7/1/65; comm, 2d Lt. on 7/3/65; not mustered; MO, 7/14/65 as 1st Sergt John G. O'CONNELL-Pvt-Worcester-shoemaker-21y; died 6/10/62 @ Winchester, VA of wounds received on 5/25/62 Joseph PAUL-Corpl-Webster-shoemaker-19y; wounded 5/3/63 @ Chancellorsville, VA; MO, 5/23/64 Thomas REECE-Pvt-W. Brookfield-printer-23y; MO, 5/3/64. See Co. I, 8th Mass Inf (100d) and Co. K, 61st Mass Inf (1y) William B. WARNER-Sergt-Fitchburg-physician-32y; deserted 8/2/61 @ Sandy Hook, MD page 1_127 -------------------------------------- Company "I", 2d Regt. Mass Vol Inf, next

Company "G" info starts on pg. 1_113 Same as before, most of these men enlisted and mustered (E+M) on the same date of May 25, 1861. Any difference will be entered. Francis B. BEDELL-Pvt-Winchendon-bookkeeper-19y; killed May 3, 1863 @ Chancellorsville, VA William L. COWLES-Pvt-Warren-laborer-27y; disch/disab, 7/14/62. See Co. C, 3d Mass Heavy Artillery transfer to U.S. Navy George H. CROUCH-Pvt-Warren-butcher-20y; disch/disab on 11/19/62. See Co. H, 25th Mass Inf. Joseph CULP-Pvt-Worcester-laborer-20y; E+M, 8/2/64; deserted 9/30/64 from divison hospital @ Atllanta, GA William W. LAFLIN-Pvt-Warren-trackmaster-35y; disch/disab, 6/20/62 Amos L. MADDEN-Pvt-Milford-farmer-18y; wounded 8/9/62 @ Cedar Mountain, VA; wounded (again) 5/3/63 @ Chancellorsville, VA; MO, 5/22/64 Charles E. MAYNARD-Pvt-Templeton-brakeman-32y; Enlisted (E), 8/14/62, mustered (M), 8/30/62; disch/disab, 3/4/63 Chauncey PECK-Pvt-Warren-farmer-20y; killed May 25, 1862 @ Winchester, VA Philo H. PECK-Pvt-Warren-laborer-18y; Killed July 3, 1863 @ Gettysburg, PA Albert W. POWERS-Sergt-Warren-clerk-20y; comm. 2d Lt. 7/12/62; wounded 8/9/62 @ Cedar Mountain, VA; comm. 1st Lt., 10/23/62; comm. Captain, 11/1/62; wounded 5/3/63 @ Chancellorsville, VA; MO, May 23, 1864 as Captain of Co. G. Alfred STEVENS-Pv-Warren-farmer-21y; died in hospital @ Frederick, MD on March 30, 1862 Roswell STONE-Pvt-West Warren-laborer-21y; wounded 8/9/62 @ Cedar Mountain, VA; disch/disab, 3/9/63, from wounds received in action Owen TIFFANY-Pvt-Warren-shoemaker-20y; wounded 9/17/62 @ Antietam, MD; disch/disab, 4/13/63, from wounds receive in action. page 1_120 ====================== Co. H, 2d Regt Mass Vol Inf, next

Begins on page 1_110 Webster A. KENDALL-Pvt-S. Gardner-farmer-20y; missing at Antietam, MD, Sept 17,1862; re-enl, 12/31/63; MO, 7/14/65 Alfred R. PARKER-Pvt-Hubbardston-hostler-20y; re-enl, 12/31/63 as Corpl.; killled 3/16/65 @ Averysboro, NC Stephen S. PARKER-Corpl-Hubbardston-farmer-19y; wounded 7/13/63 @ Gettysburg, PA; MO, 5/25/64 Thomas S. PARKER-Pvt-S. Gardner-chairmaker-23y; missing 7/3/63 @ Gettysburg; MO, 5/23/64 Leander W. PHELPS-Pvt-Athol-shoemaker-30y; wounded 9/17/62 @ Antietam, MD; discharged May/1863 for wounds. See Co.C, 1st Mass Heavy Artillery Lorenzo J. POWERS-Pvt-Gardner-carpenter-18y; prisoner @ Winchester, VA on 5/25/62; paroled 6/7/62; wounded @ Beverly Ford, VA on 6/9/62; disch/disab 1/25/64 from wounds received in action Delavan RICHARDSON-Pvt-Athol-teamster-21y; apptd. Corpl (no date); wounded 5/3/63 @ Chancellorsville, VA; re-enl, 12/31/63; MO, 7/14/65 as Sergt. Hubbard V. SMITH-Pvt-Athol-painter-21y; wounded and prisoner, 5/25/62 @ Winchester, VA; discharged for wounds, 12/29/62 Charles H. STEELE-Pvt-Holden-bartender-18y; disch/disab 9/25/61. See Co. K, 1st Mass Cav. Edward L. TOWNSEND-Pvt-Athol-shoemaker-23y; discharged 10/24/62 to enlist in Regular Army, see U.S.A. Edwin O. VOSE-Pvt-Royalston-factory operative-18y; wounded 5/25/62 @ Winchester, VA; died of wounds June 25, 1862 Alfred P. WHIPPLE-Pvt-S. Gardner-farmer-23y; re-enl, 12/31/63; apptd Corpl on 6/3/65; MO, 7/14/65 Jared P. WHITNEY-Pvt-Templeton-teamster-20y; deserted 9/15/62 Edward F. WHITTAKER-Sergt-Gardner-chairmaker-33y; disch/disab Mar 9 1862. See 16th Unattached Comp, Mass Inf. for (100 days) ========================= Company G., 2d Regt. Mass Vol Inf, next

There are approx. 30+ men of Worcester Co. So I'll try to make it a (2) parter. Sorry about Company "D", it wasn't long enough to have a second part. Begins on page 1_106 ***Note, I'm going to forego entering everyone's enlistment and muster (unless different). The majority of these men Enlisted and mustered the same day of May 25, 1861, thank you. David E. BILLINGS-Pvt-Athol-shoemaker-27y; re-enlist, 12/31/63; MO, 7/14/65 Jeremiah B. BILLINGS-Pvt-Athol-shoemaker-21y; disch/disab, 2/18/62 Joel J. BROOKS-Corpl-Gardner-chairmaker-23y; wounded and taken prisoner @ Gettysburg, PA on 7/3/63; MO, 5/25/64 Andrew A. BRYANT-Pvt-Phillipston-mechanic-21y; E+M, 2/15/64; MO, 7/14/65 Cyrus W. BRYANT-Pvt-Phillipston-shoemaker-28y; re-enlist, 12/31/63; captured @ Kingston, GA, 6/8/64; paroled 11/19/64; MO, 7/19/65 Eugene C. BUSHNELL-Pvt-Templeton-music teacher-23y; disch/disab from hospital, 8/15/61 as musician William L. CLUTTERBUCK-Pvt-Athol-pail turner-24y; disch/disab 9/13/61 (accidently shot) Alvin W. DAY-Corpl-Templeton-mechanic-20y; wounded 9/17/62 @ Antietam, MD; disch/disab 3/30/62 from wounds Edward DUMPHREY-Pvt-Worcester-farmer-21y; E+M, 11/10/64; deserted 6/10/65 John D. EMERSON-Pvt-Athol-scholar-17y; transf. 10/13/63 to U.S. Signal Corps. See U.S. Signal Corps and Co. F, 2d New York Heavy Artillery Columbus FOX-Pvt-Athol-painter-34y; MO, 5/23/64 Aurin B. FRENCH-Pvt-Athol-shoemaker-22y; wounded 9/9/61 while on guard @ Darnestown, MD; discharged 12/31/61. See Co. E, 53d Mass Inf (9m), as Byron A. FRENCH, and Signal Corps U.S.A. as Byron FRENCH Charles G. GREEN-Pvt-shoemaker-21y; died of disease, Jan 30, 1862 @ Frederick, MD WilliamH. HEALD-Pvt-Hubbardston-tinman-24y; died Dec 17, 1861 of disease @ Baltimore, MD Theodore A. HEYWOOD-Pvt-Gardner-chairmaker-19y; MO, 5/23/64 Henry H. HIGGINS-Pvt-S.Royalston-mechanic-26y; prisoner near Winchester, VA, May 24/25 1862; MO, 5/23/64 Horace HUNT-Pvt-Athol-teacher-26y; MO, 5/25/64 Eli HUNTING-Pvt-Hubbardston-shoemaker-25y; claimed to have been taken prisoner 5/25/62 @ Winchester, VA; paroled 6/7/62; MO, 5/25/64 ----------------------------------- Part 2 of Co. F, 2d Regt Mass, next

***Notes, enlist will be,"E"; muster as, "M"; if they occur on the same date, as "E+M"; discharged for disability, as "disch/disab"; and mustered out, as "MO" The majority of Company E men will be from Milford, MA Starts at page 1_99 Patrick BRADLEY-Pvt-Milford-bootmaker-24y; E+M, 5/25/61; disch/disab, 12/2/61. See Co. H, 2d Mass Heavy Artillery Thomas D. GETCHALL-music-S.Milford-bootmaker-18y; E+M, 5/25/61; MO, 5/23/64. See Co. K, 61st Mass Inf (1y) John HUNTRESS-Pvt-Mendon-farmer-21y; E+M, 5/25/61; disch/disab, 6/26/62 Lawrence LEONARD-Pvt-Milford-bootmaker-28y; E+M, 5/25/61; died 4/4/62 @ Winchester, VA Frederick A. MATHER-Pvt-Milford-bootmaker-38y; E+M, 8/15/64; discharged 6/9/65 Samuel A. MATHER-Pvt-Milford-bootmaker-33y; E-5/11/61, M-5/25/61; wounded 8/9/62 @ Cedar Mountain, VA; transf. to V.R.C. [Veterans Reserve Corps] no date given; MO, 5/25/64, as of Co. B, 14th V.R.C. (1st Service) Samuel A. MATHER-Pvt-Milford-37y; E+M, 8/15/64; MO, 6/9/65 (2nd Service) John H. NEWCOMB-Corpl-Enfield,MA-farmer-22y; E+M, 5/25/61; wounded 8/9/62 @ Cedar Mountain, VA; discharged for wounds, 3/29/63. Alfred P. REMICK-Wagoner-Milford-bootmaker-30y; E+M, 5/25/61; MO, 5/23/64; See Co. A, 1st Battln Mass Heavy Artillery Timothy SULLIVAN-Pvt-Milford-bootmaker-19y; E+M, 5/25/61; MO, 5/23/64 Daniel WYNN-Pvt-Milford-bootmaker-23y; E+M, 5/25/61; killed 9/7/62 @ Antietam, MD Page 1_106 --------------------------- Company F, 2d Regiment, next

page1_99 James H. TAYLOR-music-Winchendon-machinist-21y; E+M, 5/25/61; MO, 5/23/64 Thomas B. THURSTON-Corpl-Fitchburg-brakeman-34y; E+M, 5/25/61; prisoner near Winchester, VA on May 24/25 1862, as Sergt.; re-enlist 12/30/63 as 1st Sergt; apptd Sergt Major (no date); comm. 2d Lt on 7/3/1865; MO, 7/14/65 as Sergt Major William D. TOOMBS-Pvt-W.Boylston-bootmaker-19y; E+M, 5/25/61; apptd Corpl (no date); re-enlist 12/31/63; comm. 1st Lt. on 11/4/64; MO, 7/14/65 as 1st Lt. of Co. A Charles C. WALKER-Pvt-Lunenburg-shoemaker-22y; E+M,5/25/61; transf. to V.R.C. (no date); re-enlist, 4/15/64; MO, 11/14/65 as Sergt, of Co. K, 1st V.R.C. Joseph A. WETHERBEE-Pvt-Westminster-mechanic-24y; E+M, 5/25/61; discharged 12/18/1863, by order War Dept. Alfred M. WHYTE-Pvt-W.Boylston-weaver-22y; E+M, 5/25/61; wounded 9/17/62 @ Antietam, MD; died 10/8/62 @ Frederick, MD, of wounds Franklin B. WILCOX-Pvt-Westminster-shoemaker-21y; E+M, 5/25/61; killed 8/9/62 @ Cedar Mountain, VA --------------------------------------- THE END

pages 1_97 and 1_98 William PALMER-Corpl-W.Boylston-shoemaker-23y; E+M, 5/25/61; discharged 12/11/63 by order War Dept. Theodore K. PARKER-1st Sergt-Winchendon-machinst-19y; E+M, 5/25/61; prisoner May 24/25 1862 near Winchester, VA; comm. 2d Lt., 10/24/62; comm. 1st Lt., 3/31/63; wounded @ Gettysburg, PA on 7/3/63; comm. Captain, 5/24/64; MO, 7/14/65 as Captain of Co. G. Henry J. PARTRIDGE-Pvt-Westminster-farmer-20y; E+M, 5/25/61; wounded & prisoner 7/3/63 @ Gettysburg; MO, 5/23/64 George R. PHILLIPS-Pvt-Leominster-shoemaker-18; E+M, 5/25/61; taken prisoner, 7/3/63 @ Gettysburg; discharged/5/24/64, as Corpl. Henry O. PIERCE-Pvt-Fitchburg-carpenter-18y; E+M, 5/5/61; discharged 12/30/62 Henry S. PIERCE-Pvt-Winchendon-farmer-18y; E+M, 5/25/61; wounded 5/3/63 @ Chancellorsville, VA and 5/15/64 @ Resaca, GA; MO, 5/24/64 Edwin R. POLLARD-Pvt-Winchendon-shoemaker-23y; E+M, 5/5/61; discharged 9/13/61 @ Darnestown, MD James M. PRESCOTT-Pvt-W.Boylston-bootmaker-18y; E+M, 5/25/61; re-enlist 12/31/63; MO, 7/14/65 Charles TARBOX-Pvt-Fitchburg-shoemaker-23y; E+M, 5/25/61; transf. to V.R.C. on 9/21/63; discharged as Sergt. on 5/13/64 as of Co. B, 12th V.R.C. These records were from pages 1_97, 1_98 and 1_99 --------------------------------------------- Part 8 will end this series, next.

There are 8 Parts to this particular series. Page 1_97 Crosby LAKIN-Pvt-Fitchburg-farmer-23y;E+M, 5/25/61; prisoner near Winchester, VA on May 24/25 1862; discharged 5/23/64 Thomas LARGEE-Pvt-Lunenburg-soldier-23y; E+M, 5/25/61; deserted 2/28/62 Charles D. LITCHFIELD-Pvt-Lunenburg-farmer-21y; E+M, 5/25/61; re-enlist 12/30/63; MO, 7/14/65 Frederick MAYNARD-Corpl-Winchendon-machinist-24y; E+M, 5/25/61; killed 7/3/63 @ Gettysburg, VA Ansel A. MOULTON-Corpl-Winchendon- farmer-22y; E+M, 5/25/61; transf. to 12th Regt. Invalid Corps on 8/1/63 [later known as V.R.C.] ; discharged 12/9/63 on Surgeon's Certif. of Disab. @ Albany, NY Edwin F. NASON-Pvt-Fitchburg-shoemaker-20y; E+M, 5/25/61; reported wounded 6/9/63 @ Beverly Ford, VA; MO 5/23/64 George B. NEWTON-Pvt-W. Boylston-bootmaker-26y; E+M, 5/25/61; died 12/30/61 Winsor A. NEWTON-Pvt-W.Boylston-bootmaker-19y; E+M, 5/25/61; wounded 9/17/62 @ Antietam, MD; discharged 11/7/62, to enlist in Regular Army. See Co C, 2d Battln, 18th U.S. Infantry Allen A. NUTTING-Pvt-Ashburnham-chairmaker-18y; E+M, 5/25/61; killed 6/9/63 @ Beverly Ford, VA as Sergt. David J. ORNE-Pvt-Clinton-machinist-23y; E+M, 5/25/61; prisoner May 24/25 1862 near Winchester, VA; MO, 5/24/64 -------------------------------------- Part 7, next