NH 12th Regiment Co. A

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Name	Submitter(s)
Mayhew C. BATCHELDER, Private, enlisted Aug 14 1862, age 26; claimed residence New Durham; promoted Corpl Dec 25 1862; promoted Sergeant April 19 1863; promoted 2nd Lieut Jan 1 1864; transferred July 20 1864 from Company A to Company B and promoted 1st Lieut.; mustered out Richmond, VA June 21 1865; died Concord, NH. Nov 24 1920	Source #2
Joseph BUSS, credited to Hollis, Hillsborough; enlisted Dec 7, 1863; died of disease at Fort Monroe, VA., Oct 13, 1864.	Source #1
Adam H. EASTMAN, Private, enlisted Aug 13, 1862, age 18, resided Bartlett; wounded May 9 1864; POW on Nov 17 1864; released Feb 241865; discharged June 21 1865 in Concord, NH.	Source #2
James Madison JONES, private, enlisted 13 August 1862, age 26; claimed residence Alton; shoemaker prior to enlistment; killed in action 3 May 1863 during Battle of Chancellorsville, Chancellorsville, Virginia. Widow Sarah Susan (PERKINS) JONES received pension of $12 per month until her death in 1915.	Bob Jones Source: History of the Twelfth Regiment, New Hampshire Volunteers
Isaac L. KIMBALL, Private, enlisted December 7 1863, age 18; discharge disabled April 11 1864.	Source #2
Alpheus LITTLEFIELD, Private, enlisted Aug 13 1862, age 18; claimed residence Bartlett; promoted Corpl May 1 1865; mustered out Richmond, VA June 21 1865; Last Reported Residence at Dover, NH.	Source #2

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