NH 13th Regiment Co. Unknown

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Name	Credited to	Researcher(s)
Joseph Ash, discharged disabled February28, 1863.	Greenfield, Hillsborough
George G. Averill	Mont Vernon, Hillsoborough
John A. Bullard, from Hancock,NH, and bury there.	Peterborough, Hillsborough.
Albert Burnham Private, was wounded june 1, 1864, at Cold Harbor, VA.	Mont Vernon, Hillsoborough
Israel Burnham	Mont Vernon, Hillsoborough
John Cain	Greenfield, Hillsborough
George D. Chapman, died August 24, 1863.	Greenfield, Hillsborough
John Clark, killed in Action September 29, 1864, Virginia.	Greenfield, Hillsborough
George N. Copp, Private, discharged Jan 19, 1864, to accept an appointment as First Lieutenant in the Thirtieh Regiment U.s. Colored Troops.	Mont Vernon, Hillsoborough
Charles W. Dodge, Private, appointed Corporal 1863, discharged to accept promotion to U.S. Colored Troops, Dec. 22, 1863, appointed second Lieutenant Veteran Reserve Corps, 1865.	Mont Vernon, Hillsoborough
Cyrus P. Douglass, Private, musteed out June 21, 1865.	Mont Vernon, Hillsoborough
John J. Draper, wounded slightly June 15, 1864	Greenfield, Hillsborough
Nathaniel Eaton, discharge by order March 1, 1864.	Greenfield, Hillsborough
Jacob Gannet, died Greenfield, NH, May, 1864.	Greenfield, Hillsborough
Antoine Goddard, wounded severly September 29, 1864.	Greenfield, Hillsborough
John W. Herrick, died August 2, 1863.	Greenfield, Hillsborough
Perkins W. Hopkins, musted out June 2, 1865.	Greenfield, Hillsborough
Ahira Z. Jones, died August 21, 1863.	Greenfield, Hillsborough
Solomon Jones, Private, mustered in Sept. 18, 1862, mustered out June 21, 1865.	Mont Vernon, Hillsoborough
Charles Marsh Kittredge	Mont Vernon, Hillsoborough
Ervin L. Lee, Killed at Gaines' Farm, VA. June 1, 1864.	Greenfield, Hillsborough
Herbert Lee, died August 31, 1863.	Greenfield, Hillsborough
George E. Messer, promoted to second lieutenant March 8, 1863.	Greenfield, Hillsborough
George E. Messer, Jr., re-enlisted January 4, 1864.	Greenfield, Hillsborough
Noah Paro	Greenfield, Hillsborough
John T. Perkins, Private, appointed Coroporal, 1864, wounded slightly May 16, 1864 at Drewry's Bluff, VA.	Mont Vernon, Hillsoborough
Peter F. Pike, Private, died Sept., 1898.	Mont Vernon, Hillsoborough
William H. Powers, promoted Coporal, discharged March 1, 1864.	Greenfield, Hillsborough
Charles H. Robinson, Private, died May 23, 1864 at Milford, NH	Mont Vernon, Hillsoborough
Henry K Shattuck, Private, died of discease Nov. 23, 1863.	Mont Vernon, Hillsoborough
John H. Smith, Private, discaharged disabled at Newport News, VA. March 12, 1863.	Mont Vernon, Hillsoborough
John E. Spaulding, wounded slightly June 1, 1864, discharges by Special Ordered No. 239, Ex. 50, War Deptment, July 16, 1864.	Greenfield, Hillsborough
William S. A. Starrett, Private, dischaged disabled March 21, 1863	Mont Vernon, Hillsoborough
Samuel G. Stearns, died August 11, 1863.	Greenfield, Hillsborough
Charles F. Stinson, Private, discharged 1863, to accept promotion as Captain and Brevet Major, U.S. Colored Troops, died March 10, 1893.	Mont Vernon, Hillsoborough
Thomas S. Stuart, promoted corporal, discharged November 15, 1863.	Greenfield, Hillsborough
Elbridge T. Tow, Private, discharged disabled Oct. 23, 1862, died March 19, 1892, New Boston, NH.	Mont Vernon, Hillsoborough
Lewis P. Wilson, promoted to captain Januay 12, 1865.	Greenfield, Hillsborough
W. O. Woodbridge	Greenfield, Hillsborough
Albert Yorke, Private, enlisted 1861, was appointed Sergeant, wounded in 1865, at Fort Fisher, NC.	Mont Vernon, Hillsoborough

The History of Hillsborough, New Hampshire (1885); The History of New Ipswich, NH 1735-1914 (1914); History of the Town of Mont Vernon, NH (1907) transcribed by Fred Kunchick

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