NH 6th Regiment Co. D

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Name	Submitter(s)
Robert T. BROWNE, 2nd Lt., resided Tamworth; enlisted as a Sergeant Oct 2 1861; missing Bull Run Dec 18 1863.	Source #4, #5

William COLSTON, born Norway; age, 32; enlisted Dec. 31, 1863, wounded at the Mine Explosion, Petersburg, VA. July 30, 1864; mustered out July 17, 1865. (SUBSTITUTE)	Source #3
John FITCH, credited to Manchester, Hillsborough.	Source #1
Isral GIBSON, Private, enlisted 27 Nov 1861,wounded at Chantilly, VA, on 1 Sep 1862, discharged 30 Nov 1862.	Henry W. Hitchcock: extracted from the book "John Gibson and his Descendents" 1634-1899, published in 1900.
Joseph D. HAWKINS, Private, credited to Easton, Carroll; enlisted Oct 17, 1861, age 42; also served 1st NH Cavalry, Troop C.
Charles H. KIMBALL, Private, claimed residence Wolfeborough; enlisted November 14 1861, age 33; discharged disabled New Berne, NC June 24 1862	Source #2
Jonas KIMBALL, Private, claimed residence Ossipee; enlisted September 30 1861, age 44; discharged disabled Washington, DC January 5 1863.	Source #2
William KIMBALL, Private, claimed residence Ossipee; enlisted October 8 1861, age 18; drowned by foundering of steamer " West Point " on the Potomac River 13 August 13 1862.	Source #2
Horatio LITTLEFIELD, Private, enlisted Oct 9 1861, age 22; claimed residence Albany; discharged Concord, NH March 13 1863; last reported residence Albany.	Source #2

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