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Name |
Submitter(s) |
| Matthew ADAMS, enlisted Aug. 20, 1861, promoted to captain, wounded at the mine explosion at Petersburg, VA., continued to serve until mustered out. Lived in Denver, CO after the war. | Source #2 |
| George W. CHASE, (credited to Andover), 4th N. H. Vols., enlisted Aug. 22, 1861, discharged for disability Jan. 12, 1862; reenlisted 10th N.H. Vols., Jug 6, 1862. mustered out as captain. Resided at River Sioux, Iowa after the war. | Source #2 |
| James ELLIS, enlisted Sept. 14, 1861, wounded at Morris Island, South Carolina; reenlisted Feb. 17, 1864. Lived in Concord, NH after the war. | Source #2 |
Harry ELWOOD, credited to Greenfield, Hillsborough; wounded July 24, 1864; died of disease, date unknown. |
Source #1 |
| James H. GERMAN, credited to Manchester, Hillsborough | Source #1 |
| Antoine GODDARD, credited to Greenfield, Hillsborough; discharged for disability, January 26, 1863; died in Rockport, VA. | Source #1 |
| William HALL, credited to Manchester, Hillsborough | Source #1 |
| Joseph E. HAM | (see Epsom, NH Civil War Soldiers) |
| Perley J. JEWETT, credited to Hollis, Hillsborough; died of disease at Morris Island, SC, Dec. 3, 1863. | Source #1 |
| Geroge F. LAUNCEY, credited to Greenfield, Hillsborough; died disease, August 24, 1863. | Source #1 |
| William MANSFIELD, credited to Hollis, Hillsborough; mustered out Sept. 27, 1864. | Source #1 |
| Dearborn S. MOODY, credited to Greenfield, Hillsborough; re-enlisted February 17, 1864. | Source #1 |
| Julius M. SARGEANT, enlisted Aug. 28, 1861, discharged for disability July 12, 1863. Reenlisted Veteran Reserve Corps, May 25, 1864. Lived in Stoneham, MA after the war. | Source #2 |
| George D. SILES, credited to Greenfield, Hillsborough; re-enlisted February, 20, 1864. | Source #1 |
| William A. VILTMAN, credited to Manchester, Hillsborough | Source #1 |
| Dearborn J. WHEELER, (credited to Andover), enlisted Sept. 7, 1861, promoted to sergeant. Died at Wilmot Sept. 9, 1869. | Source #2 |
| Charles H. WILSON, credited to Greenfield, Hillsborough; promoted corporal, wounded May 20, 1864, musted out September 27,1864. | Source #1 |
| William P. WINN, credited to Greenfield, Hillsborough; discharged at Beaufort, SC, April, 1864. | Source #1 |
Source(s):
The History of Hillsborough, New Hampshire (1885);
The History of the Town of New London, N. H. 1779-1899 by Myra Lord. Transcribed by Don Davis
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