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Detail Pages
Organization
Fort
Independence
Departure
Camp at
Sharpsburg, Aug. 1861
Camp at
Sandy Hook
Camp at
Darnestown
Detachment
at Monocacy, (Company C)
Nine
Weeks at Harper's Ferry
Battle of
Bolivar Heights, Oct. 16, 1861
Major
Gould's appearance at the Joint Committe on the War
Camp
at Williamsport, 1861
Detachment
at Hancock
Stonewall
Assaults Dam No. 5
Camp
at Willamsport, 1862
Advance
to Virginia
With Old
Crummy to Camp Misery
A
Change in
Plans
To Front
Royal & Back
General
Pope
Takes Command
General
Pope's Retreat
Battle
of 2nd Bull Run
New
Commanders, New Men, New Hope
The
Maryland Campaign & Battle of Antietam
Preliminary
Emancipation Proclamation
Camp
at
Sharpsburg, Sept.- Oct.,1862
A
Hard March to Fredericksburg, Oct. 26th - Dec. 10th 1862
The
Battle of Fredericksburg, December 11th - 15th 1862
The Battle of
Fredericksburg, Part 2
The Battle of
Fredericksburg, Part 3
End of the Year, 1862, part 1
End of the Year, part 2;
Adjutant General's Summary Report, 1862
End of the Year, 1862, part 3
** THREE SPECIAL PAGES **
These special pages contain stories that do
not fit neatly into the regiment's chronology.
Around Washington, 1862 -
1863; In Hospitals
Around Washington, 1862 -
1863; Camp Convalescent
Around Washington, 1862 -
1863; Good Times with Company B
* * * * * * * * * * * * *
Winter
Camp, January, 1863
Winter Camp, February, 1863
Winter Camp, March, 1863
General
Hooker
in Command - Rebuilding the Army
General
Hooker in
Command - Chancellorsville Campaign
General
Hooker in Command
- Back in Camp
A Hard
March North - White
Oak Church to Guilford Station
The Cavalry
Battles at Aldie,
Middleburg & Upperville
A Hard
March North -
Guilford Station to Emmitsburg
Battle of
Gettysburg, July
1, 1863
Battle of
Gettysburg, July 1st; Ancillary Stories
Gettysburg,
July 2, 1863
Gettysburg,
July 3, 1863
Gettysburg,
Casualties
Aftermath
of Battle, July 4 & 5, 1863
Aftermath
of Battle, Field Hospitals
Official
Reports, 1st Brigade, 2nd Division
Gettysburg;
The Fate of the Prisoners
The Pursuit of Lee's
Army; July 4 - 29, 1863
On The Rappahannock; Part
1, Digging In
On The Rappahannock; Part 2,
The Conscripts
On the Rappahannock;
Part 3, The Consequences of Desertion
Advance to the Rapidan; Part
1; The
Cavalry Clears the Way for the
Infantry
Advance to the Rapidan, Part
2; The Infantry Advances
Advance to the Rapidan, Part
3; Picketing the River
Advance to the Rapidan, Part
4; Dr. Lloyd Hixon
The Culpeper-Centreville
Express; (Bristoe Campaign)
Fall of 1863, Part 1
Fall of 1863, Part 2;
Return
to the Rappahannock River
Mine Run, The Forgotten
Campaign,
Nov. 26 –– Dec. 3, 1863
Year End,
1863, Part 1; “Send Me A Box”
Year End, 1863, Part 2;
Massachusetts Adjutant General's Report
Year End, 1863, Part
3; Loose Ends
Outpost Duty at Mitchell's
Station, January 1864
Return
to Table of
Contents
Soldiers'
Letters, & Articles
Letters of Charles Follen Adams, Company A
December
14, 1862, Fredericksburg
December 23, 1862
- "send me a box"
Belle
Plain Landing, February 8th, 1863
Belle
Plain Landing, March 21st, 1863
Belle
Plain Landing, March 27th, 1863
Camp near
Belle
Plain, April 2nd 1863
Camp
near White Oak Church, May 26th, 1863
Reminiscence of his
wounding at Gettysburg, Boston Globe; June 29, 1913
Letter of Charles Andrews, Company I
December 17, 1862,
"retreat from Fredericksburg at night"
April
14th,
1863, "under marching orders"
Letter of Michael G. Ayers, Company B
Holmesburg,
PA, September 9, 1915; (2nd Bull Run)
Letter
of Lt. Col. N. Walter Batchelder
Skirmish
at Falling Waters, 1861
Report
to Massachusetts Governor John Andrew; Gettysburg
Official
Report on Gettysburg
Articles
by Clarence H. Bell, Company D
"Some
Camp
Amusements" (Darnestown excerpt)
"Old
Corporal"
"Chicken
Stew"
"A
Hot Time in Winchester" (abridged)
"How
We Opened The Rail Road"
Some
Camp Amusements
"A
Night March"
"Short
Rations"
"Grins"
Poem: On the
Rappahannock
"General Custer"
(excerpt from "Frills")
Letters of George E. Bigelow, Company C
George's story and
letters can be read collectively here
(or click on
links below to access letters
individually)
October 18, 1862;
new to the service
November 23, 1862
Letter from Captain
O.C. Livermore re: George's Death
Letter of George's
Sister Annie re: George's Death
Brief Memorial
Biography of Elliot Chapin (George's Grandson)
Articles by Charles H. Bingham, Company C
Experiences
of a Raw Recruit (part 1)
Experiences
of a Raw Recruit (part 2)
The
Straggler
Roland
Morris
Articles by Edwin H. Brigham, Company A
A
Reminiscence of Thoroughfare Gap
Diary of Sergeant John Boudwin, Company A
April
1 - 9,
1863
April 10 -
14, 1863
April 15
-
28, 1863
May 8
-
17, 1863
May
18
- 26, 1863
May
27, 1863 (Gen. Reynold's Review)
May
28 - 31
June 1 -
11,
1863
June 12- 24,
March North,
(throughout page)
June
25-27, 1863
June
28 - 29,
1863
June
30, 1863
July
1, 1863,
Battle of Gettysburg
July
2nd, Prisoner
July
3rd, Prisoner
The
March to Staunton (Summary)
Life
at Belle Isle Prison (Summary)
Letters of Bill Cary, Company D
April
5, 1862; Description of Bull Run Battlefield
September
24, 1862, Antietam
Letter to
Colonel Leonard, January 11, 1864
Letters of George S. Cheney, Company E
Cheney was a correspondent to the Roxbury City Gazette using the
pen-name AZOF"
Roxbury
City Gazette, Letter of George Cheney
Roxbury City
Gazette; July 10, 1862
Roxbury
City Gazette; August 19, 1862
Roxbury
City Gazette; August 25, 1862
Roxbury
City Gazette, September 11, 1862, 2nd Bull Run
September 8, 1862,
Fairfax Seminary Hospital
September 8, 1862,
Fairfax Seminary Hospital (2)
November 8, 1862,
Post Hospital, Alexandria
November 19,
1862, Convalescents Camp
November 23,
1862, Convalescents Camp
December 5, 1862,
Convalescents Camp
December 22,
1862, Post Hospital
December 25,
1862, Convalescent Camp, Near Fort Bernard
January 13, 1862,
Convalescents Camp, Near Fort Bernard
February 6,
1863, Convalescents Camp, Near Fort Bernard
May 19,
1863, Roxbury, Mass.
May 28, 1863;
Roxbury Gazette
Essay:
Who Is Azof?
Correspondence of CLARENCE
Boston Transcript correspondent "CLARENCE" may
be Clarence Bell, the writing style is similar, however I cannot
confirm his identity. He faithfully reported on the doings
of the regiment in the pages of the Boston Transcript.
Boston Evening
Transcript, July 30, 1863; Letter from CLARENCE
Boston Evening
Transcript; July 31, 1863; Letter from CLARENCE
Boston
Transcript; August 8, 1863; Letter from CLARENCE: Cavalry
Fight
Boston
Transcript; August 12, 1863; Letter from CLARENCE: Rapp
Station
Boston
Transcript; August 15, 1863; Letter from CLARENCE:
Affairs in Camp
Boston
Transcript; August 22, 1863, Letter from CLARENCE
Boston
Transcript; September 7, 1863, Letter from CLARENCE
Boston
Transcript; September 10, 1863, Letter from CLARENCE
Boston
Transcript, October 22, 1863, Letter from CLARENCE, (recap of Bristoe
Camaign)
Boston
Transcript, November 4, 1863, Letter from CLARENCE
Boston
Transcript, Nov. 11, 1863, Camp at Licking Run
Mine Run
Campaign (start)
(This article has been divided across the page)
Mine Run
Continued, (Nov. 27)
Mine Run,
Continued (Nov. 28)
Mine Run,
Continued (Nov. 30)
(scroll through the section for entire entry)
Mine Run
Campaign, (finish)
Report of Captain Joseph Colburn, Co. E
Fredericksburg
Diary of Calvin Conant, Company G
September 15 - 23,
1863, advance into
Culpeper County
September 24 - 28,
1863, march toward the Rapidan
October 3 &
4, 1863
October 9, 1863
October 10, 1863,
March to Mortons Ford
October 10, March
to Stevensburg
October 11, 1863
October 12, 1863
October 13, 1863,
March to Bristoe
October 14, 1863,
March to Centreville
October 15––17,
1863, Centreville
October 19, 1863,
March to Thoroughfare Gap
October 20, 1863,
Thoroughfare Gap
October 21––23, 1863
Thoroughfare Gap
October 24––29,
1863, Bristoe Station
October 30 - November
4, 1863, Kettle Run
November 5 &
6, 1863, Catlett's Station
November 7, 1863
November 9, 10,
11 (scroll through the section)
November 12
& 13, 1863
November 14-17
(scroll through this short section)
November 18-19,
1863
Thanksgiving,
Nov. 26, 1863
November 27, 1863,
(Mine Run)
November 28, 1863,
(Mine Run)
November 29, 1863,
(Mine Run)
November 30, 1863,
(Mine Run)
December 1, 1863,
(Mine Run)
December 8 -
17, 1863
December
18 - 19
December 21 - 23
December 24
December 25,
Christmas
December 26 - 28
December 29 - 31
Articles
by Charles E. Davis, Jr.
A
Freak and a Fiend
General
Hartsuff and the Baked Beans
God's
Blessing
"Shelter
Tents"
"The
Joint
Stock Frying Pan Company"
The
3 Ponies of Company B
From
Manassas to Boston
"A
Narrow Escape," (Corporal Bob Armstrong)
Narrative
of the Battle of Fredericksburg
Winter
Camp, 1863
Shirks
& Heros
Chancellorsville,
Opening Moves, April 28 - 30 1863
Chancellorsville
Chancellorsville
- Retreat
"You
Have
Insulted ze Gener-al"
The Army Really
Wanted to
Fight
"Old Bowells"
Drafting For
Recruits
The Conscripts
A Failed Apology
Advance to
Pony Mountain
October 9, 1863,
Deficiency of Shovels
October 10, 1863,
March to Mortons Ford
October 10, March
to Stevensburg
October 11, 1863
November 5; March
to Catlett's Station
November 7, 1863,
March to Morrisville
November 8, 1863,
Comment on Genl. French & the Service
November 23, 1863
November 25, 1863
Thanksgiving Day,
1863 (Mine Run March)
November 27, 1863,
(Mine Run)
(keep scrolling through the entire section for all of the narrative
here)
November 28, 1863,
(Mine Run)
November 29,
1863, (Mine Run)
November 30, 1863,
Baseball, (Mine Run)
December 1, 1863
(Retreat)
End of Mine Run,
December 2, 1863
December 3,
1863 Camp near Kellys Ford
December 24, (short)
December 26,
Mitchells Station
December 28, "The Old
Flag"
December 31
January 1,
1864; A New Camp
The
Conscritps, Update
We Are Asked
To Re-enlist
Letter of Frank Davis, Company K
April
7, 1862; New Recruit
Reminiscences of Private Levi L. Dorr,
Company B
Antietam
Thomas J. Downey, Company E
Reminiscence of
Gettysburg, Boston Globe, June 29, 1913
Letter of Sergeant Charles A. Drew, Company A
Gettysburg
Letter of Prince Dunton, Company H
Antietam,
September 24, 1862
Brief
notes on his death
Reminiscences of Sergeant John Sawyer Fay,
Company F
"The
Battles of South Mountain & Antietam"
Camp
at
Sharpsburg, 1862
March to
Fredericksburg
Battle
of Fredericksburg
Burnside's
Stuck-in-the-Mud March
Review by
President Lincoln, April 9th 1863
"Libby
Prison" - Memoirs of John S. Fay
Letter of Edwin Field, Company B
May
24th, 1863, Camp near White Oak Church
Biographical
Summary
Report of Lieutenant John Foley, Company G
Fredericksburg
Diary of William Henry Forbush, (3rd US Artillery)
Letter,
September 17, 1861, Funeral of John L. Spencer
June
17 - 19,
1863; Battle of Middleburg
June
21, 1863;
Battle of Upperville
June
22-27, 1863
The Fight at
Smithsburg, July 5, 1863
Diary Entry, July 6,
1863; Buford hangs a spy.
Diary Entries July 10
- 11, 1863
Diary Entries
September 11 - 13, 1863
Diary Entry
September 14, 1863
Diary Entries
September 15 & 16, 1863
Diary Entry September
17, 1863
Letters
of Charles Bernard Fox, Company K
At
Harper's
Ferry, Virginia, October 6th 1861
October
19th 1861
November
4th 1861
At
Williamsport, Maryland
At
Front Royal, Virginia
At
Cedar
Run, Virginia
2nd
Battle of Bull Run
September
21, 1862, Antietam
Lieutenant
Fox's list of Casualties at Antietam
October
25, 1862, Sharpsburg, Md.
November
7, 1862, Warrenton, Virginia
November
27, 1862, Camp near Brooks Station
Letters of Warren H. Freeman, Company A
Williamsport,
January 4, 1862
Williamsport,
January 19, 1862
Williamsport,
February 3, 1862
Williamsport,
February 23, 1862, Washington's Birthday
Martinsburg,
Va., March 3, 1862
March
7, 1862, Advance to Bunker Hill
March
14, 1862, Advance to Winchester
March
17, 1862, Winchester, Reconaissance in Force
March
30, 1862; Winchester to Manassas
April
13, 1862, Picket duty at Manassas
April
20, 1862, Warrenton Jctn.
April
27, 1862, Manassas
May
4, 1862, picket duty at Catlett's Station
May
18,
1862 at Falmouth
May
23,
1862, Opposite Fredericksburg
June
15, Front Royal
June
22, Manassas
July 5,
1862; Warrenton, Va.
July 29,
1862, Warrenton, Va.; Routine of Camp Life
August
25 & 26, 1862; Near Warrenton; Artillery Duel
Hall's
Hill, September 4, 1862
Near
Sharpsburg, September 21, 1862
Near
Sharpsburg, October 3, 1862
Near
Warrenton, November 8, 1862
Near
Rappahannock Station, November 17, 1862
Near
Brooks Station, December 4, 1862
December
25, 1862 - Frederocksburg; suffering from the cold weather
December
30, 1862; Fredericksburg, con'td.
January
16 & 21, 1863
February
16th, 1863, Hospital Camp
February
24th 1863, Return to the Regiment
Review
by
President Lincoln, April 13th 1863
Chancellorsville,
May 7th 1863
Near
FItzhugh Mansion, May 18th 1863
Near
White Oak Church, June 7th, 1863
June
20th, 1863
July
7, 1863, Gettysburg
July
12, 1863, Gettysburg, cont'd
July
17, 1863, Parole Camp
July
26, 1863, Parole Camp
September 13, 1863,
Return to the Regiment
October 3,
1863, Executions
October 29, 1863,
Re-cap of the Bristoe Campaign Marches
November 5, 1863,
from Bristoe Station Camp
November 13,
1863, Warrenton Junction
November 17,
1863, Warrenton Junction
December 7, 1863,
Mine Run Campaign
December 18,
1863
January 3,
1864, Mitchell's Station, Building Huts in Cold Weather
January
12, 1864, New Hut & Conscripts Commentary
January 23,
1864, Journalist Visits Camp
Lieutenant Edwin R. Frost
Letter to
Governor John Andrew, Nov. 10, 1862
Letter to Father,
Sept. 28, 1864
Letters
of Major Jacob Parker Gould
Harper's
Ferry
Antietam
Letter Excerpts of Sergeant David Hicks, Company B
Fredericksburg
Letters
of George Henry Hill, Company B
At
Darnestown
2nd
Bull Run
Battle
of Fredericksburg
Belle
Plain
Landing, January 6th, 1863 - Morale
Belle
Plain Landing, March 3rd 1863 - A Box from Home
Belle
Plain Landing, March 21st 1863
Chancellorsville,
May 5th 1863
May
9th 1863
August
4th 1863,
Battle of Gettysburg
August
4th, continued, Prisoner of War
January 17,
1864 (Negative Opinions on Re-enlisting)
Dr. Lloyed Wells Hixon, Assistant Surgeon
A Memorial
Biography
Lieutenant Charles E. Horne, Company G
November
11; (Horne has probalby recently returned to the regt. after
Gettysburg).
November 18, 1863
December 6,
1863, Camp Near Kellys Ford
Letter
of Captain W. H. Jackson, Company C
To
Colonel Leonard about Bolivar Heights
Articles by George Edward Jepson, Company A
General
Joseph Hooker (excerpt)
Fredericksburg
(incidents in the regiment)
Gettysburg
Letter of Llewellyn Jones, Company G
September
22, 1861, Darnestown, Getting Used to Army Life
Letter of Captain John Kurtz
Report
to Col. Leonard from Frederick City Junction, Sept. 12, 1861
Private George H. Lehman, Co. E
Reminiscence of
Gettysburg, Boston Globe, June 29, 1913.
Letters of Charles Leland, Company B
February
27, 1862
December
17, 1862 - Battle of Fredericksburg
December
25th, 1862
January
25th, 1863 - Burnside's Mud March
February
8th, 1863 - Desertions
May,
1863, Chancellorsville
May
9th 1863
June
23, 1863
(summary) & June 29, 1863
From Colonel Leonard's Papers
Letter from
John C. Moore, (Priv. Darwin Bartlett is AWOL & wants
to return)
Promotions in the
Regiment, October 27, 1863 letter to Governor Andrew
November 12, to
Asst. Adjutant-General William Rogers, (promotions follow-up)
December 18,
List of Names of Men who Re-enlisted
Letters of Albert Liscom, Company C
August
23, 1861, Sharpsburg, Md.
September
5, 1861, Detachment at Monocacy
September
29, 1861, Monocacy
July 19, 1862,
Waterloo, VA [excerpt]
July 29, 1862,
Waterloo, VA
September 7,
1862; Post Camp, VA
September 19, 1862
September 23, 1862;
Mount Pleasant Hospital
September 27, 1862
October 3 & 8,
1862, Washington
October 9, 1862
(2)
October 16, 1862;
Mount Pleasant Hospital
October 19, 1862;
downtown
October 26, 1862,
Mount Pleasant Hospital
Visit to the
Theatre
October 29, 1862
(back to the theatre)
October 30, 1862;
Mount Pleasant Hospital
November 10,
Philadelphia
November 23,
Philadelphia
December 4,
National Guard Hall Gen'l Hosp'l
December 5,
National Guard Hall Gen'l Hosp'l
December 9,
National Guard Hall Gen'l Hosp'l
December 12,
National Guard Hall Gen'l Hosp'l
December 20,
National Guard Hall Gen'l Hosp'l
January 4, 1863,
National Guard Hall Gen'l Hosp'l
January 5, 1863
January, 1863, Last
Letter
Reminiscence of Lyman Low, Company B
2nd
Bull Run
Letters
of James Lowell, Company A
At
Hancock
September
10, 1920, about Antietam
Charles Manning, Company B
Letter
Excerpt, August 31, 1863
Letter Excerpt,
October 12, 1863
Article by Captain Charles F. Morse, Commissary Dept.
Why
We Wouldn't
Meet Mosby
Letter of William A. Newhall, Company F
July
8, 1863, Gettysburg & Parole Camp
Letters
of John B. Noyes, Company B
At
Fort Independence
July
2nd 1861
On
Board the Connecticut, July 30th 1861
Departure
Camp at
Sharpsburg, August, 1861
Camp
at
Sandy Hook, September, 1861
Camp at
Darnestown, Md.
Review at
Darnestown
At
Williamsport, 1861
Thanksgiving,
1861
At Hancock,
1861
Return
to Camp, Jan 4, 1862
Williamsport
Ladies Grand Concert, February 22, 1862
Advance
to Martinsburg, March 2, 1862
Sutlers,
May 2,1862
General
Hartsuff v. Gen'l. Abercrombie, May 11, 1862
Front
Royal, June 13, 1862
Waterloo,
Va.; July 31, 1862
Near
Warrenton, August 25, 1862
2nd
Bull Run, September 6, 1862
Conduct
of Officers at 2nd Bull Run; September 26, 1862
September
8th, 1862
September
18, 1862, Near Keedysville, MD
September
21, 1862, Hagerstown, MD
September
30, 1862, Harrisburg, PA, Battle of Antietam
October
13, 1862, Harrisburg, PA, Col. Leonard's Visit
January 16,
1863, Brooklyn, NY
Diary Excerpts, Jan.
20 - 26, 1863
January 21,
1863, Harrisburg, PA
Diary Entries,
Jan. 25-26; & Letter to Mother, January 27, 1863,
Washington, DC
Diary Excerpt,
January 27 & Letter to Martha, Washington, DC
Diary Excerpts,
Jan. 28 - Feb. 1, 1863, Washington, DC; Theatre Visit
Belle
Plain Landing, Return to Camp, February 15th 1863
Description
of his tent-mates, February 19th 1863
A
Description of Picket Duty, February 24th 1863
A
Walk Through the Muddy Army of the Potomac, March 13th 1863
A
View from Headquarters, March 30th 1863
April
5th
1863, Headquarters. Army of the Potomac
April
12th
1863, Headquarters, Army of the Potomac
Diary Excerpts
April 28 - May 1, 1863, Washington, DC
Letter, May 1,
1863, Washington, DC (saw John Wilkes Booth in Romeo
& Juliet)
May
4th 1863, Chancellorsville, [28th Mass. Vols]
July 17, 1863,
[28th Mass.] Commentary on the Pursuit
September 14, 1863,
Supporting the Cavalry Reconnaissance into Culpeper
County
October 16, 1863;
Battles of Auburn & Bristoe Station (28th MA)
December 18,
1863, Visit to the 13th Regiment
Reminiscence of George F. D. Paine, Company A
How
I Left Bull Run Battlefield
Letter Addressed to Captain Moses Palmer
Letter from
J. C. Curtis - sending supplies, Dec. 4, 1862.
Reminiscences & Letters of Elliot C.
Pierce,
Field & Staff
A
Midnight Ride
Letter
from Elliot to his Sister, September 18, 1861, Darnestown
Letter
to Elliot from his Sister & Mother, Sept. 22, 1861
Letter
from Elliot to his Sister, Sept. 22, 1861, Life in the Army
First
Anniversary of the Regiment
Letter
of
William Clarke to his friend Elliot Pierce, April, 1863
Letter,
January 22nd 1863
JOURNAL OF MARY ELLEN PIERCE (His Wife)
January 17 –
31, 1864
Letter of Charles S. Pratt, Company G
July 29, 1863,
Bealeton Station, VA
Letters
of James Ramsey, Company E
At
Fort
Independence
July
15, 1861
At
Sharpsburg, August, 1861
At
Sandy
Hook
September
6th, To Darnestown by Canal Boat
At
Darnestown, Md., October 9th
The
March to Williamsport
In
Camp at Williamsport, 1861
At
Hancock, Maryland, 1861
Expedition
to Bath
Williamsport,
January 12, 1862
January
27, 1862, Cooking for the Company
March
13, 1862, The Advance to Winchester
April
11, 1862, Foraging Party
May
22,
1862, Opposite Fredericksburg
June
5, 1862, near Front Royal
June
12, 1862, death of John Brown, 12th Mass. Vol. Inf.
July 7,
1862;
Warrenton, Va.
August
20-22; North bank of the Rappahannock
September
9th 1862; 2nd Bull Run
September
25th, 1862; Hospital Care
October 5, 1862
Harewood Hospital
Letter of Recommendation
for the Navy
Epilogue
Letters
of Edwin Rice, Band
Fort
Independence
Darnestown,
Maryland
Williamsport,
Maryland, 1861
Williamsport,
December 2nd
Williamsport,
December 15
Williamsport,
Christmas Eve
Williamsport,
January 7, 1862
Williamsport,
January 26, 1862
Williamsport,
February 10, 1862
Williamsport,
February 28, 1862
Martinsburg,
Va., March 4, 1862
Bunker
Hill, Va., March 7, 1862
Bunker
Hill, March 9, 1862, Cavalry Fight
Winchester,
Va., March 12, 1862
April
19, 1862, Schedule of the Band
May
1, 1862, General Hartsuff
Camp
at Catlett's Station, May 11, 1862
Falmouth,
Va., May 16, 1862
Front
Royal, June 7, 1862
Manassas, June
26, 1862
Warrenton,
July
16, 1862
Waterloo, July
23, 1862
Camp
near Cedar Mountain, August 14, 1862
Letters of Private William H. H. Rideout, Company B
Rideout
Letters Notes
February 15,
1863, Washington D.C.
February 22,
1863, Friend Lydia
February 25,
1863, Washington D.C.
February 26,
1863, Feeling a little homesick
March 24, 1863,
On the Quartermaster's Wharf all day
March 31, 1863,
Mass Meeting at the Capitol
April 14, 1863,
Out to Alexandria & some Forts
October 14,
1863, Marriage Plans
Epilogue
Remembrances of Lt. Edward Fay Rollins, Company D
Picket
Duty on the Battlefield at Night (Gettysburg, July 3rd 1863).
Drilling The
Recruits; "File Left"
Dr.
Stringfellow's Slaves
Lt. Rollins Detail
(Mine Run)
Memoirs
of Charles H. Roundy, Company F
How
I
Enlisted
Fort
Independence
Departure
John
Brown
Camp
at
Williamsport
A
Secret for 16 Years
Retrospective
& Pope's Retreat
Letters of Private John Shaw, Company A
Hospital
Tent, July 1 - 4, 1863
July
11, 1863
Letters
of Capt. R. Shriber, Company I
Court
Marshall Proceedings and Correspondence
October
31, 1861; appointed to Gen'l Banks Staff
Reminiscences of David Sloss, Co. B
Fredericksburg
Nicknames
Gettysburg
Letter, July 5, 1863
Letter of George Spaulding, Company D
Letter, August
23, 1863 - flirting with a girl through the mail
Memoirs of Bourne Spooner, Company D
Reminiscence
of the Battle of Fredericksburg
After the
Battle of Fredericksburg (brief)
Battle
of
Gettysburg
Gettysburg
Prisoner, July 2
Gettysburg
Prisoner, July 3
Experiences
Directly After Gettysburg
Memoirs
of Austin C. Stearns, Company K
Fort
Independence
Camp
at Sharpsburg, 1861
Harper's
Ferry
Scouting
Parties at Harper's Ferry
Williamsport
March
to Hancock and Back
Who
Took Martinsburg?
Company
K and the Flag
Death
of Patrick Cleary
The
Heights of Centreville
A
Tree Falls in Camp
Front
Royal
"Lets Be
Jolly" - Chaplain Gaylord
"Lights
Out
in K"
"Tour of
the
Battlefield of Cedar Mountain"
"Old
Heath"
2nd Bull Run
"New
Commanders, New Men, New Hope"
The
Battle of Antietam
March
to
Fredericksburg (excerpts)
Battle
of Fredericksburg
Commentary
on the Battle of Fredericksburg
Back
in Old Quarters
Hooker
in Command - Games Played by Boys
"Protecting
the Citizens"
"Bringing
in the Safeguard" (just before Chancellorsville)
"The
Effects of a Shell"
"Chancellorsville"
"Death
of Stonewall Jackson"
"We
Are
Veterans," June, 1863
Gettysburg,
July 1, 1863
Gettysburg,
Incidents
Prisoner
in the Town of Gettysburg, July 2nd
Prisoner
in the Town of Gettysburg, July 3rd
Pursuit of Lee,
Battle-cry of Freedom, July 7, 1863
Pursuit of Lee, Fox Gap
Remembrance
Commentary on
the army's pursuit of Lee
Private Lee at Harmony
& Crossing Goose Creek
Lieutenant-Colonel
Batchelder
"New Men"
"Executions"
Crossing Kelly's
Ford
On the March,
October 13, 1863
"On Unlucky
Ground"
"Frenchy"
"Tobacco"
"Old Heath's Coat"
"There's One in
Every Group"
November 25, 1863
Thanksgiving,
1863
November 27, 1863
(Mine Run)
November 28, 1863,
(Mine Run)
November 29, 1863,
(Mine Run)
November 30, 1863,
(Mine Run)
End of Mine Run
Campaign
A Visit Home
(Furlough)
Return From
Furlough To Mitchell's Station
Reminiscences & Articles of Walter
Swan
Hospitals
after 2nd Bull Run
George
Maynard, Medal of Honor
Letter of Charles J. Taylor
September 5, 1862,
Hall's Hill, Virginia
(& Death of at Fredericksburg)
Memoirs of Morton Tower
Report for
Company B at the Battle of Fredericksburg
Escape
From Libby Prison
Letters of John Viles, Band
August
6, 1861, Sharpsburg, Md.
August
11, 1861, Sharpsburg, Md.
August,
15, 1861, Sharpsburg, Md.
October
5, 1861, Darnestown, Md., Officer's Wives in Camp
Journal of Colonel Charles Wainwright, 1st Corps Artillery
(Excerpts)
July 6, 1863, The
Army Marches
July 7, 1863
July 9, 1863,
Buford's Fight at Beaver Creek
July 11, 1863;
Military Situation
July 13, 1863,
Council of War & Unit Strength
July 14, 1863,
Strength of Lee's defenses
July 20, 1863,
Mosby captures Major Sanderson
July 24, 1863,
General Newton is Lazy
August 1 - 2,
1863, Reconnaissance at Rapp Station
Sword
Presentation to General Meade, August 29, 1863
Advance Toward
the Rapidan, Sept. 24, 1863
A Ride Around
the 1st Corps Position, Sept. 27, 1863
A Visit to
Headquarters, September 30, 1863
Recruiting from
the Volunteer Infantry, October 4, 1863
October 9, 1863, We
May Expect Work
October 10, 1863,
Mortons Ford
October 10, March
to Stevensburg
October 11, 1863
October 14, 1863,
March to Centreville
October
19-20, March to Thoroughfare Gap, & Kilpatrick
October 27,
March to, and Camp at Bristoe
November 7,
1863, Meade's Advance
November 8,
1863, Lost Chance
November 29,
1863, Mine Run
December 2, 1863,
Mine Run
December 6,
1863, Kellys Ford
December
10, 1863
December
23, 1863, Orders to March
December
27, 1863, A New Camp
January 7,
1864, 1st & 3rd Corps to be Broken Up?
January
21, 1864, Oysters are Available to Purchase
January
28, 1864, Exquisite Weather, Women in Camp
Letters of Dennis G. Walker, Company A
July
31,
1862; Waterloo, Va.
Undated,
(between Dec. 17, 1862 & Jan. 20, 1863)
January
25th 1863 - The Mud March
Remembrance of Melvin H. Walker, Company K
President
Lincoln
'A
Personal
Experience', [excerpt] Gettysburg
'A
Personal Experience', Gettysburg portion completed
Hospital
Experiences
A Personal
Experience, about recruit John Parra
Letters of Oliver H. Walker, Company C
August
2nd &
5th, 1861
August
20th, 1861
December
2nd, 1861
Memoirs of William R. Warner, Company K
Bolivar
Heights
Battle
of
Gettysburg, July 1, 1863
July
2, 1863 - Recollections of July 1
Narrative
of July 2, 1863
Narrative
of July 3, 1863
Diary of Samuel Derrick Webster, Company D
March
12 - 14, 1862; fixing the steam engine at Martinsburg
March
23 - 27, 1862, excerpts; Marches, Reconaissance
April
11, 1862; Quality of Water in Camp
April
24, 1862; Playing Tricks on the Commissary
May
1, 1862; New Brigade Commander Hartsuff
August
29 - 30th, 1862; 2nd Bull Run
August
31st - September 9th 1862
September
11th - 15th, 1862
September
16th - 18th, 1862
September
18th - October 16th, 1862
March
to Fredericksburg, Nov. 9th - Dec. 7th, 1862
Battle
of Fredericksburg, Dec. 12th - 14th, 1862
December 25 - 26,
1862
Belle
Plain Landing, January 12th - 20th, 1863
January
25th - 30th, 1863
March
19th & 20th 1863
April
2nd
1863 - Hooker compliments the regiment
April
9th 1863 - Review by President Lincoln
May
2nd - 8th 1863, Chancellorsville Campaign
Excerpts, March
North, June
12th - 24th (throughout page)
June
26 -
29, 1863
June
30, 1863
July
1, 1863;
Gettysburg
July
2, 1863; Gettysburg
July 4,
1863, Gettysburg
July 7 - 9, 1863
July 12 - 14, 1863
July 16, 1863
July 21, 1863
July 27 -
August 5, 1863
August
28, 1863 - Execution of 5 Deserters
September 24 - 27,
1863
October 2, 1863
October 4 1863
October 7 &
9, 1863, Dr. Hixon's classes
October 10, 1863,
March to Stevensburg
October 11, 1863
October 12, 1863
October 13, 1863,
March to Bristoe
October 14, March
to Centreville
October 15, 1863,
Centreville
October 19, 1863,
March to Hay Market
October 20, 1863,
Thoroughfare Gap
October 21––23, Thoroughfare
Gap
October 24, 1863,
Bristoe
November 5 &
6, 1863, Fire in the Camp of the 16th Maine
November 7, 1863
November 9, 10,
11, 1863 (scroll through this section)
November 14 & 16,
1863 (scroll through short section)
November 19, 1863,
Licking Run
November 25, 1863
Thanksgiving,
1863
November 27,
1863, (Mine Run)
November 28, 1863,
(Mine Run)
November 30, 1863,
Baseball, Henry Eppel, (Mine Run)
December
3 - 8, 1863 (Paoli Mills / Kellys Ford)
December 14,
1863
December
19, 1863
December 21, 1863
December 24,
1863, March to Mitchells Station
December 25,
1863
December
28, 1863
December 31,
1863
Mitchell's
Station, January 1 -– 10, 1864
January 14,
1864
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Soldiers' Biographical Notes
George A. Atkinson, Company F
Brief Biographical
Notes
Algernon Auld, Company C
Very
Brief Notes
John Best, Company G
Biographical
Notes
William F. Blanchard, Company B
Biographical Notes
Edward Boyd, Company A
Brief Biographcial Notes
John M. Brock, Company H
Brief
notes on his
death
Alfred M. Burton, Company D
Brief Biographical Notes
Captain George N. Bush, Company F
Brief Biographical Notes
Edwin P. Buswell, Company C
Brief
Biographical
Notes
Walter Callendar, Company C
Biographical Notes
Lieutenant Sam Cary, Company F
Biographical
Notes
John C. Clarke, Company A
Brief Biographical
Notes
William Tilton Clarke, Company D
Brief Biographical
& Historical Notes (Lincoln Assasination)
Charles A. Clement, Company C
Brief
notes on his
death.
Charles H. Collins, Company B
Very
Brief Biographical Notes
Charles N.W. Cunningham
His Mother
Lobbies Governor Andrew for his promotion
John B. Curtis, Company B
Brief Biographical Notes
Horatio A. Cutting, Company K
Very
brief notes on
his death.
Charles R. Dale, Company G
Brief
Biographical
Notes
William Wallace Davis, Company G
Biographical
Notes
John Edson, Company B
Wife says he needs a
furlough
Napoleon B. Fellows, Company H
Disabled, Can't get
a proper discharge
Edgar A. Fiske, Company E
Brief notes on
his death
John S. Fiske, Company C
Newspaper
Funeral Notice
Very Brief
Biographical Notes
John Flye, Company K
Notes
on his death
George Fred Ford, Company A
Brief
Biographical Notes
William H. Gage, Company H
Very
brief notes on his death
Sanford K. Goldsmith, Company C
Brief
Biographical
Notes
Frank A. Gould, Company K
Brief
notes on his death
His Last
Moments Told by Nurse Martha Ehler
Corporal Gilbert Greenwood, Company D
Notes on his
Death from his Medical Case History
Henry Harris, Company A
Lobbies for a
promotion
Sylvester A. Hayes, Company H
Very
brief notes on
his death
Surgeon John Theodore Heard
Biographical
Notes; Medical
Director J. T. Heard
Elias O. Hodge, Company B
Brief
Biographical Notes
Charles E. Horne, Company G
Brief
Biographical
Notes
Rollin T. Horton, Company A
Brief
Biographical Notes
Sam Jordan Company K
Wife wants him
furloughed
Walter H. Judson, Company C
Biography
Thomas R. Keenan, Company A
Biography
Michael Laughlin, Company K
Notes
on his death
Attempt to have his
body brought home from Gettysburg
His Mother's
Pension File
George F. Leslie, Company D
Notes on his death and
burial
Fred D. Locke, Company D
Very brief biographical
notes
Albert Lynde, Company B
Very
Brief Biographical Notes
George Maynard, Company D
Writes to
General Banks for a promotion
Henry Metcalf, Company B
Brief Biographical
Notes
Albert E. Morse
Brief Biographical
Notes
Joseph M. Morrill, Company B
Very
Brief Notes
Thomas Jefferson Munn, Company A
Biographical
Notes
Biography of Captain Moses Poore Palmer, Company I
Captain
Moses P. Palmer
Surgeon Edgar Parker
Biographical Notes
Huntington Porter, Company G
Brief
Biographical
Notes
Edgar C. Reed, Company A
Brief Biographical Notes
Charles N. Richards, Company B
Brief Biographical
Notes
Corporal John M. Russell, Company I
Biographical
Notes
Herschal A. Sanborn, Company G
Brief
notes on his
death
George E. Sprague, Company K
Brief
notes on his
death
Biographical Notes
Warren I. Stetson, Company I
Brief
Biographical Notes
Charles Stone, Company I
Very
brief notes on
his death
Charles A. Trask, Company K
Notes on his
death and
burial
Sergeant Sigourney Wales, Company C
He successfully
lobbies for a promotion
Matthew Walsh, Company E
Lobbies for a promotion
John F. Weldon, Company A
Brief
notes on his
death
Willard Wheeler, Company K
Brief
notes on his
death
Private Philon C. Whiddon
Medical Case
History of his Antietam wound
Lieutenant David Whiston, Company A, B
Brief Biographical
Notes
George S. Wise, Company D
Brief
notes on his death
Zoheth B. Woodbury, Company I
Brief
Biographical Notes
George S. Worcester, Company B
Biographical
Notes
James A. Young, Company B
Very
Brief Biographical Notes
Letters from Other Regiments
(In Order, Maine, Massachusetts, New York)
Lt. William H. Broughton, 16th Maine
November 24,
1863, Just before Mine Run
December 4, 1863,
Just After Mine Run
Albert Church Brown, 16th Maine
(An 1863 recruit of the 16th Maine)
October 23, 1863,
Thoroughfare Gap
November 9, 1863,
Near Brandy Station, "I can stand the marches alright"
From the 16th Maine History by Abner R. Small
A Rebel Raid
Thanksgiving,
1863
Mine Run, November
29, 1863
Mine Run, November
30, 1863, Gen'l Meade's Son
Parade:
New Year's Eve
Building
Huts & A New Bandleader
Camp Doctors
& Hospitals
From the 39th MA History by Alfred S. Roe
Bristoe Campaign
Summary
March to
Thoroughfare Gap
Mine Run Campaign
Overview
Thanksgiving,
1863
Mine Run, November
28,1863
Mine Run, November
29, 1863
December 5 - 21
1863, Camp near Kellys Ford
Christmas Eve
March to Mitchells Station
December 26 - 27,
1863
Mitchell's
Station
Building Huts
Establishing
Camp at Mitchell's Station
End of January
1864
Correspondent "ALPHA" To The Woburn Townsmen
Letter,
January 31, 1864, Mitchell's Station
Charles Barber, 104th New York
October 29, 1863, Bristoe
Station
November, 16,
1863, Bealeton Station (Guerillas operating in the area)
December 13,
1863
December 27,
1863
January 16,
1864; Chronicle of the Regiment's Fortunes So Far
January 31.
1864
George A. Hussey, 83rd New York, "9th NY Militia"
December 5 - 16,
1863
Christmas
Eve March to Mitchells Station
End of the
Year 1863
The
Conscripts (drafted men)
End of
January 1864, Contraband & Confederate Deserters
James Ross, 83rd New York, "9th NY Militia"
(A Draftee of the "9th NY" ––Very Detailed
Letters)
November 24, 1863
November 27, 1863,
Mine Run (running narrative)
November 28, 1863.
Mine Run
November 29, 1863,
Mine Run
December 1, 1863, Mine
Run
December 7, 1863,
Kelly's Ford
December 20, 1863
December 26, 1863
December 29, 1863
December 31, 1863
January 20,
1864, Camp Doctors
January 23, 1864,
Camp on Cedar Mountain
January 25,
1864, Comfortable Living & Contraband Coming Into Lines
January
26, 1864, Different Kinds of Food to Send
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to Top of Page
Newspaper
Articles
Barnstable
Patriot, November 25th 1862, Thanksgiving Proclamation
Boston
Daily Courier, October 22, 1861.
Boston
Daily Evening Transcript, August 22, 1861, Sharpsburg
Boston
Daily Evening Transcript, Gov. Andrew's Appointments
Boston
Evening Transcript, July 11; July 29; Aug. 15, 1863, Wounded at
Gettysburg
Boston
Journal, October 14, 1861, Camp at Darnestown
Boston Transcript, July 6;
Spy Hanged
Boston Evening
Transcript, July 6, 1863; The Conscription in Masssachusetts
Boston Transcript,
July 7, 1863; Cavalry Exploits
Boston Evening
Transcript, July 8, 1863; Conscripton Commenced
Boston
Transcript, July 16, 1863; Retreat of the Rebel Army
Boston Evening
Transcript; July 15, 1863; Boston Draft Riot
Boston
Transcript; The Conscript Camp at Long Island; July 20-22, 27-28, 30,
Aug. 5 & 7
Boston Evening
Transcript; August 8, 1863: What's a Soldier's Pay?
Boston Evening
Transcript, August 10, 1863; Conscripts; De Molay Sailed
Boston Transcript;
August 20, 1863; Trip of the De Molay
Boston
Transcript; August 20, 1863; No. of Casualties [MA] at Gettysburg
Boston
Transcript; September 2, 1863, No. of men in 13th MA
Boston Transcript,
Sept. 2 - 19, 1863, Select newsclips:
Prisoner Exchange Commission
Boston Transcript,
Sept. 10, 1863, Remaining No. of Wounded at
Gettysburg Hospitals
Boston
Transcript; September 12, 1863, Promotions in the 13 MA
Boston
Transcript, Sept. 24, 1863, Buford's Reconnaissance (Jack's Shop)
Boston Transcript,
Sept. 25, 1863, Col. Leonard on detached duty in
Boston
Boston Transcript,
Sept. 30, 1863; "A Southern Matron in a Rage"
Boston
Transcript, Ocober 15, 1863; General Gregg's Cavalry Fight
at Jeffersonton
Boston Evening
Transcript, October 17, 1863, Battle at Bristoe Station
Boston
Transcript, October 20, 1863, Re-cap of the Bristoe Campaign
Boston Transcript,
November 20, 1863, Gettysburg Address
Boston
Globe, March 14, 1915; 13th Mass. Band
Boston
Herald, July 1, 1861, Arrival of 5 companies at Ft. Independence.
Boston
Herald, October 9th 1861, The Camp of the 13th Mass
Boston
Herald, Letter of Capt. Joe Cary, Co. B, 2nd Bull Run
Boston
Saturday Evening Gazette, September 2, 1861
Boston
Saturday Evening Gazette, October 17, 1861.
Boston
Saturday Evening Gazette, October 19, 1861.
Boston
Saturday Evening Gazette, October 26, 1861.
Buffalo
Commercial Advertisor, Letter of Col. Root; Gettysburg
Buffalo
Commercial Advertisor, Execution of 5 Deserters, Sept. 4, 1863
Buffalo
Courier,
mid July, 1863, Letter of Colonel Root, 94th NY
Buffalo
Courier, July 8, 1863 Letter of Chaplain P.G. Cook, 94th NY
Cambridge
Chronicle, letter from Darnestown.
Cambridge
Chronicle, Battle of Cedar Mountain
Cape
Ann Light & Gloucester Telegraph; Chancellorsville (Andrew
Lloyed, Co. E)
Chambersburg
(PA) Valley Spirit, Sept. 23,1862, Emancipation
Chelsea
Telegraph & Pioneer, August 31, 1861
Chelsea
Telegraph & Pioneer, November 9, 1861.
Chelsea
Telegraph & Pioneer, December 7, 1861
Chelsea
Telegraph & Pioneer, Gettysburg Nurse
Chelsea
Telegraph & Pioneer, July 11, 1863, Death of Leland &
Field
Chelsea
Telegraph & Pioneer, October 17, 1863, Funeral of John S.
Fiske, Co. C.
Cincinnati
Daily Press, Sept. 19, 1861; Arrests of MD Legislature
Daily
Nashville Patriot, Sept. 28, 1861; Arrests of MD Legislature
Dedham
Gazette, Nov. 1, 1862; Funeral of Corporal Bigelow
Frank
Leslie's; Skirmish at Dam No. 5
Frederick
City Examiner, October 2, 1861 - Flag Presentation to Co C.
Gettysburg
Star & Sentinel, Sept. 12, 1899, (S.W. Lufkin visits church
hospital)
Hagerstown
Herald & Torchlight, Nov. 27, 1861; Thanksgiving
Highland
Weekly News, Oct. 3, 1861, Arrests of MD Legislature
Lebanon Courier;
July 23, 1863; Communications from the 107th PA
Livingston
Republican; Letters of Chaplain F.D. Ward, 104th NY, Gettysburg
National
Aegis, Worcester, Mass; March 5, 1870; 13th MA at Battle of
Fredericksburg
New York
Herald, December 5, 1863, Mine Run Campaign & Map
New
York Sunday Mercury, Sept. 13, 1863; Belle Isle Prison
Life
New
York Times, November 11, 1862, Burnside Takes Command
New York Times,
July 21, 1863; Kilpatrick's Cavalry at Monterey Pass
New York Times,
July 21, 1863; Kilpatrick at Smithsburg
Philadelphia
Inquirer;
July 31, 1861
Philadelphia
Inquirer; August 1, 1861
Philadelphia
Inquirer, September 17, 1861.
Philadelphia
Inquier, September 27, 1862, Wounded from Antietam
Philadelphia
Inquirer, October 3rd, 1861, John Brown Bell
Philadelphia
Inquirer, October 18, 1861; Herr's Mill Burned
Philadelphia
Inquier, October 1st 1862, Wounded from Antietam
Philadelphia
Press; July 22, 1862 - Visit of Gen'l Banks
Philadelphia
Press, September 25, 1862, Emancipation
Philadelphia
Press, July 6, 1863, Invalid Corps Organization
Philadelphia Press, July
9, 1863; Execution of a Rebel Spy
Philadelphia Press,
July 10, 1863; Operations on the Front
Philidelphia
Inquirer, June 8, 1863, Gen'l. Robinson's Division
Philadelphia
Inquirer, July 5, 1863, The Great Battle of Gettysburg
Pittsburgh
Daily Gazette & Advertiser, Sept. 24, 1862; Emancipation
Randolph Transcript,
Sept. 19, 1863; Morton Tower still at Libby Prison
Roxbury
City
Gazette May 15, 1861.
Roxbury
City Gazette, Flag Presentation at Ft. Independence
Roxbury
City Gazette, June 18, 1861, Ft. Independence
Roxbury
City Gazette, July 5th 1861.
Roxbury
City Gazette, Company E's 4th of July Exhibition, 1861.
Roxbury
City Gazette, July 25, 1861, Presentation Sword to Capt.
Pratt.
Roxbury
City Gazette, August 22, 1861, Arrest of A. Boteler
Roxbury
City Gazette, September 19, 1861
Roxbury
City Gazette, Expedition to Bath
Roxbury
City Gazette, December 16, 1861
Roxbury
City Gazette, January 9, 1862
Roxbury
City Gazette, January 16, 1862
Roxbury
City Gazette; September 11, 1862; Death of Daniel Jackson
Roxbury
City Gazette, September 4, 1862; Pope's Va. Campaign
Roxbury
City Gazette, September 4, 1862; more on Pope's Campaign
Roxbury
City Gazette, April 16, 1863, Chaplain Gaylord
Roxbury
City Gazette, June 13, 1863, Major J. P. Gould
Staunton
Spectator, (southern) January 8, 1862
Staunton
Spectator, (southern) Oct. 7, 1862; Emancipation
UNKNOWN Paper;
August 12, 1863; Letter of F. D. Ward, 104th NY
Washington
Star, Battle of Bolivar Heights
Weekly
Mariettan, Sept. 9, 1863; Letter of Capt. E.D. Roath, 107 PA
Westboro
Transcript, letters from Sandy Hook.
Westboro
Transcript, letters from Darnestown.
Westboro
Transcript, Skirmish at Bellers Mill
Westboro
Transcript, Death of Spencer & September letters
Westboro
Transcript, Letter from Chandler Robbins
Westboro
Transcript, Letter from Captain Blackmer
Westboro
Transcript, October 19, Suicide of Percy Bemis
Westboro
Transcript, October 19
Westboro
Transcript, Nov. 20, 1861; Letter of Moses Palmer
Westboro
Transcript, Nov. 30, 1861; Camp at Williamsport
Westboro
Transcript, December 7, 1861; Thanksgiving
Westboro
Transcript, December 14, 1861; Death of John S. Burnap
Westboro
Transcript, January 25, 1862; March to Hancock
Westboro
Transcript, February, 1862; Glee Club
Westboro
Transcript, March 22, 1862, Capt. Hovey, Start for Dixie
Westboro
Transcript, March 22, 1862; Capt. Hovey; Be proud of Co. K
Westboro
Transcript, March 22, 1862; Death of Thom. Rathburn
Westboro
Transcript, March 29, 1862; Chaplain Gaylord's Sermon
Westboro
Transcript, April 26, 1862; Death of Patrick Cleary (Capt. Hovey)
Westboro
Transcript, April 26, 1862; Description of Bull Run Battlefield,
(George L. Crosby)
Westboro
Transcript, July 5, 1862; Letter of State Senator O.W. Albee
Westboro
Transcript, August 2, 1862
Westboro
Transcript, Letter from Capt. Hovey; 2nd Bull Run
Westboro
Transcript, October 4th, 1862, Antietam
Westboro
Transcript, October 22, 1862, A talk from George Crosby
Worcester
Spy, December 5, 1863; “150 of the Old Boys Left”
Official
Records of the War of the Rebellion
Skirmish
at Pritchard's Mill, September 15, 1861.
Battle
of Bolivar Heights, October 16, 1861.
Colonel
Richard Coulter's Battle Report for Antietam
Battle
of Fredericksburg, December 12th - 15th (Regimental) & Casualties
Battle of
Fredericksburg, Company Reports, B, E, G.
Battle
of Fredericksburg (Taylor's Brigade of Gibbon's Division)
Battle of
Fredericksburg; James Hall's 2nd Maine Battery
Letter
of President Lincoln to the Army of the Potomac, Dec. 22, 1862
MASSACHUSETTS
ADJUTANT GENERAL'S SUMMARY REPORT, 1862.
General
Hooker's Message, April 30, 1863.
Major-General
John F. Reynolds' Chancellorsville Report.
Brigadier-General
John C. Robinson's Chancellorsville Report.
Excerpt
from Col. Adrian Root's Report; Pollock's Mill Crossing, 4/30/63.
Orders
of
Brig.-General Rene Paul; June 22, 1863
Colonel
Horace B.
Sargent, 1st MA Cavarly - Battle of Aldie
Report
of Col. A.
N. Duffie, 1st RI Cavalry at Middleburg
Report
of Captain
Frank Allen, 1st RI Cavalry
Report of
William D.
Fuller, 3rd US Battery C; at Middleburg & Upperville
Report
of
Lt.-Col. Charles H. Smith, 1st ME Cavalry at Middleburg
Brigadier-General
Alfred Pleasonton's Report, June 20, 1863
Report
of Lt.-Col.
William E. Doster, 4th PA Cavalry at Upperville, June 21, 1863
Report
of Alfred
Pleasonton, June 22, 1863, Upperville
General
Hooker's Resignation/General Meade's Appointment
General
Meade's Communicaton to General Reynolds, July 1, 1863
Brigadier-General
John C. Robinson's Report; Gettysburg
Lt.-Col.
N. Walter Batchelder's Gettysburg Report to Gov. John Andrew
Lt.-Col.
N. Water Batchelder's Official Gettysburg Report
Colonel
Richard Coulter's Reports; Gettysburg
Major-General
John Newton's Report; Gettysburg
Colonel
Gilbert Prey's Report; 104th NY; Gettysburg
Lt.-Col.
Augustus Farnham's Report; 16th ME; Gettysburg
Major
Samuel A. Moffet's Report; 94th NY; Gettysburg
Reports
of the107th PA; Gettysburg
Captain
Jacob J. Bierer; 11th PA; Gettysburg
July 14, Exchange
between Gen'l's Halleck & Meade
Receipt of Major
Gould to Lt.-Col. Batchelder for Conscripts, August, 1863
Correspondence
between President Lincoln and General O. O. Howard,
July, 1863
Letter from
Gen. Meade to Pres. Lincoln Ordering the execution of 5
deserters, Aug. 27, 1863
ROSTER of 13th MASS
CONSCRIPTS, 1863
Report of Col.
Edward B. Sawyer, Kilpatrick's 2d Brigade, Sept. 19, 1863
Gen. Alfred
Pleasonton's Dispatch to Gen. Meade, Sept. 13, 1863
William D.
Fuller's Report (3rd US Art'y Battery C) Sept. 19, 1863
Col. H. E. Davies
Report, (Robertson Ford) Sept. 20, 1863
General
Alfred Pleasonton to Gen. Gregg, Sept. 15, 1863
Correspondence
between Gen. Meade & Gen. Halleck, Sept. 15, 1863
Gen. H.
Halleck & Pres. Lincoln to Gen. Meade, Sept. 15, 1863
Gen.
Meade Orders a Cavalry Reconnaissance, Sept. 20, 1863
Gen. John
Buford's 1st Report, Sept. 21, 1863
Gen. John
Buford's 2nd Report, Sept. 23, 1863
General Meade's
Letter to his Wife, Sept. 24, 1863 (frustrated with
Halleck/Lincoln)
Halleck Orders
The 1st Corps to Relieve the 12th Corps
President
Lincoln's Reprieve of Daniel Sullivan, 13th MA Vols, Co. E
General Meade's
Nov. 30, 1863 list of Deserters Executed
Select
Correspondence between Gen. Meade and Gen. Halleck/Pres. Lincoln;
October 9-10
Captain Lockwood,
120th New York, Fight at James City, 1863
Report of Captain
Taylor, Signal Corps, October 1863
Gen'l John Buford's
Fight October 11, 1863
General John Newton's
Report of the skirmishes, October 19, 1863
General Meade's
Report on the Mine Run Campaign, Dec. 7, 1863
General John C.
Robinson, Mine Run
General Meade
to General Halleck (regarding furloughs) December 12,1863
General
Halleck's Reply, December 17, 1863
Other Articles
(In Order of Appearance)
"The
John Brown Song" by George Kimball, 12th Mass. Vols
Adventure
at Verdiersville, by Heros Von Borcke, (J.E.B. Stuart's Staff)
Surgeon
General of Massachusetts Report on the Wounded after 2nd Bull Run
A
Biography of General George Lucas Hartsuff
Mannsfield,
The Bernard House
Waiting for a
Deadman's Shoes (Fredericksburg) from Bivouac, 1885
Behind the
Lines at Fredericksburg
A War
Dog
(about Sallie, 11th PA)
"The
President's Review" by correspondent Edwin Forbes
Professor
Thaddeus S. C. Lowe & the Balloon Corps
Regimental
Casualties at Chancellorsville
Letters
of Major-General George G. Meade, Chancellorsville
Memoirs
of Henry C.
Meyer, 2nd N. Y. Cavarly; Death of Colonel Douty
Letter of Daniel
Townsend,
1st US Artillery, Battle of Aldie
"Another
Instance of
Personal Bravery," 1st MA Cavalry (from Bivouac)
Colonel
Heros Von
Borcke, (J.E.B. Stuart's Staff) Adventures at Middleburg
Anecdote
of the
First Maine Cavalry by Samuel H. Merrill
Special
Artist
A. R. Waud
Emmitsburg
Before the Battle of Gettysburg, by John A. Miller
"Color
Sergeant Roland B. Morris"
Diary
of a Lady
of Gettysburg, by Sarah Broadhead, July 1, 1863
Diary
of a Lady of Gettysburg, by Sarah Broadhead, July 4 - 11, 1863
104th
New York
at Gettysburg, by Colonel Gilbert G. Prey
104th New
York at
Gettysburg, Colonel John R. Strang
The
Road To
Richmond, [Gettysburg Excerpt] Abner Small, 16th Maine
Mary
McAllister - Gettysburg Narrative (excerpt)
Chaplain
Horatio Howell
Brigadier-General
Gabriel R. Paul
Jennie
McCreary
Letter - Gettysburg
Dr.
Edgar
Parker
Captain
Charles
H. Hovey, Gettysburg Anecdote
Colonel
Wheelock & Miss Carrie Sheads
Sergeant
William R. Carr, 12th Mass., - Gettysburg
Diary
of Lady of Gettysburg, by Sarah Broadhead, July 2, 1863
Robinson's
Division Strengths & Losses at Gettysburg
Colonel
Coulter Takes Command of Paul's Brigade, by Abner Small
So,
Where exactly,
Were They on July Second?
Lost
Among the Dead, by G.F. Williams
The
Council of War on the Second Day, by John Gibbon
Gettysburg:
Robinson's Division on July 3rd
Excerpt
of 'Road to Richmond', by Abner Small; (Col. Coulter at Gettysburg).
Pickett's
Charge, from the history of the '9th New York'
Condition
of the 16th Maine after the battle of Gettysburg
Surgeon
John Theodore Heard, 13th Mass
The
Christian Commission at Gettysburg
Captain
Moses Poore Palmer, Company I
Some
Escaped: Col. Wheelock & Others Escape from Rebs after
Gettysburg
Gettysburg
Prisoners' Train Trip; Staunton to Richmond, VA
Service
Records & Biographies of Select Soldiers Captured at Gettysburg
Third U.S.
Artillery at the Battle of Hagerstown and Williamsport, July
6, 1863
Buford Hangs a Spy; July 6,
1863
Letters from the
104th NY & 107 PA after Gettysburg
A Brief Biography of U.S.
Senator Henry Wilson, of Natick, MA
Notes on the Transport
Ships De Molay & Winnipeg
Narciso Lopez Expeditions
History of
Convalescent Camp, Virginia, by H.J. Winters; (part 1)
History of
Convalescent Camp, Virginia, by H.J. Winters; (part 2)
The Fight at
Culpeper Court-House, Part I
The Battle For
Culpeper Court-House, Part II
Skirmishes Along
The Rapidan, Sept. 14, 1863
Skirmishes Along
The Rapidan, Sept. 15, 1863
Colonel H.
E. Davies Fight at Robertson Ford, Sept. 15, 1863
Unique Ways to
Forage with the 16th Maine
The Death of
"Corporal" Joe Kelley, Company D
Buford &
Kilpatrick's Cavalry Reconnaissance, September 21-23, 1863
Reverend Thornton
Stringfellow & Bel Air Farm
Robert
Stringfellow & Retreat Farm
Lizzie Goes on a
Date
The Stringfellow
Brothers Role in the Kansas Troubles
Skirmish at James
City, October 10, 1863
Gen'l D.M. Gregg's
Cavalry Fight at Jeffersonton, October 12, 1863
Battle of Auburn,
VA; October 14, 1863
Battle of Bristoe
Station, October 14, 1863
Essay:
General Meade's Problems with President Lincoln
Essay: The
Drama of the Mine Run Campaign
First National
Thanksgiving Proclamation
Getting
Promoted in New (1863) Regiments
Carolyn Wiley
Prince Lobbies To Get Her Son Promoted
The Last
Moments of Frank A. Gould and George E. Sprague (Martha Ehler's
Memoir)
The Town of
Shrewsbury, Michael Laughlin & The National Cemetery
The
Destruction of the Logan Brandt Farm at Cedar Mountain
Officers of the 59th
MA, (photo essay)
Desertions From
The Confederate Army January 1864
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Photographs
of the Thirteenth
Group Shots
Officers of the 13th
Mass
Portraits of the
original Officers
Colonel
S.H. Leonard with Capt. J.G. Hovey & Capt. C.H. Hovey (blurry)
Company
C
Company
K, Cook House, Williamsport
Thanksgiving
in Camp
Thirteenth
Mass Band
Thirteenth
Mass
Glee Club
Surgeons
Whitney & Heard
Williamsport,
Library in Camp
Williamsport, Close up
of Officers [identified] in front of the Library
Williamsport,
Stables
Company
K Survivors, 1911
Mess 3, Company
C, November 21, 1861
1913, 13th MA
Veterans at Gettysburg (15 men identified)
Individual Soldiers
Adams,
Charles Follen
Appleton,
Thomas, Company C
Archibald,
Edwin A.
Armstrong,
Robert, Corporal
also,
Armstrong, Robert
Auld,
Algernon
Ayers,
Michael G.
Bacon,
William, Lt. Co. K
Baker,
Frank, Company B
Barnes,
William, Company I
Batchelder,
N. Walter, Lt.-Col.
also,
Batchelder, N. Walter
Battles,
Henry S., Company F
Baxter,
Francis O., Company B
Bean, Samuel A.,
Company H
Beaumont,
Walter
Bennett,
John A., Company B
Berry,
John F., Company G
Best,
John
& family, post-war
also,
Best, John, (close up)
Bigelow,
Frank
W., Company G
Bigelow,
Loring
Blanchard,
William
Bowen,
George H., Company B
Bradlee,
David, adjutant of 13th Mass.
Brigham,
Alfred W.
(also) Brigham,
Alfred W., Company B
Brigham,
Edwin H., Company A, post-war
Brown,
David L., Lt. Co. I
Bryant, Albert
H. Company H
Bryant,
Walter C, Company A
Bush,
George (tightly cropped)
Bush,
Captain George N.
Buswell,
Edwin P.
Callendar, Walter,
Company C
Cary,
Annie
Louise, sister (famous opera star)
Cary
Brothers, Joe, Sam, William
Cary,
Captain
Joseph
(also)
Cary, Captain Joseph
(also)
Cary, Captain Joseph
(also)
Cary, Captain Joseph
also
Cary, Joseph S.
Cary,
Lieutenant Sam
Cary
William
Howard
(also)
Cary, William
Howard
Clark,
William H. (Captain Co. H)
Clark,
William
L. Garrison
Clarke
William Tilton, Company D
Clement,
Charles A.,
Cody,
James
Coffin, Henry C.,
Company C
Colburn,
Joseph
Colburn,
Joseph
(also)
Colburn Joseph
Collins,
Charles H.
Collins,
John, Company K
Comstock,
Charles, Co. K
Craig,
George E., Quartermaster, 13th Mass
Crane,
Silas P.
Cundy,
Corporal William H., Company A
(also) Cundy,
William H.,
Cunningham,
Charles N. W.
Curtis,
Albert O.
Curtis,
George H., Co. I
Cutting,
James
H.
Dale, Charles R.
also,
Dale, Charles R. (larger image)
Dammers,
James, Company A
Damrell, Capt.
William S.
Damrell,
William, (tightly cropped)
Davis, Charles
E. Jr.(post
war)
Davis,
Charles E. Jr. (war-time)
Davis,
William Wallace
Dexter,
Elbridge, Company B
Dorr, Levi
L.
Downey, Thomas J.,
Company E
Drew,
Charles A.
Driscoll,
Cornelius, Company A
Duren,
Freeman H.
Dyer, N. Mayo
Emerson,
George N.
Estes, Dana,
Company A
Fairbanks,
Hollis, Company K
Fay,
John Sawyer
also,
Fay,
John Sawyer, post-war
also
Fay, & Marlboro, Mass. Post Office
Fiedler, Paul E.,
Company A
Field,
Edwin
also,
Field, Edwin
Field, William
A., Company B
Felch,
Ira H., Co. H
Fiske,
Eben
Fiske,
Eugene
Allen
Foley,
John
Forbes,
James
Lascelle
Forbush,
William Henry.
Ford,
George Fred
Fox,
Charles Bernard.
also,
Fox, Charles Bernard
Fox,
James Augustus
Fox, James Augustus
also,
Fox, Captain James A.
Freeman,
Warren
H.
Freeman,
Warren H. (post war)
Frost,
Lt. Edwin
(also) Frost, Edwin
R. with letters
Fuller,
John
T, Co. B, (drowned at Front Royal)
Fuller,
Samuel Ely,
Geary,
John White, 28th Pa.
also
Geary, John White
Gaylord,
Noah, Chaplain
Gibson,
James, Co. F
Gill, Austin, Co. F
Gleason
James M., Company I
Goldsmith,
Sanford K.
Goodnow,
Theodore H., Company I
Gould,
Francis A., Company K (colorized)
Gould,
Jacob Parker.
Gould,
Samuel
Shelton
Granger, Louis E.
Green,
John T. B., Co. E
Greenwood,
Abner R., Company K
Hall,
Adna P.
Harlow,
Augustine, Capt. Co. D
Harris,
Henry A., Company A
Heard,
Ass't Surgeon John Theodore
Henderson,
Robert B.
also,
Henderson, Robert B.
Hentz, Albert
E., Company A
Hicks, David
F., Sergt. Co. B
Hill,
George Henry, Company B
(also)
Hill, George Henry
(also)
Hill, George Henry
Hillman,
Edward, Company B
Hilton,
William M., Company C
Hixon,
Lloyd, Asst. Surgeon
also, Hixon, Lloyd
Wells, post-war
Hodge,
Elias O.
Holbrook,
Silas P.
Holmes,
Solon, Company B
Horne,
Charles E.,
Horton,
Rollin T.
Hovey,
Charles H., Captain
Howe,
Jacob A. (small)
also,
Howe, Jacob A.
Howland, Charles
C., Company B
Humphreys,
Walter
Hunt,
Irving S., Company B
Jackson, Charles
F., Company C
Jackson,
William H.
(also)
Jackson, William H.
also
Jackson, William H. (cropped)
Jackson,
William P., Company A
Johnson,
Hollis L., Company F
Johnson, John
N. P., Company F
Johnston,
Albert V., Company B
Keenan, Thomas R,
Company A
Kellog,
Henry J., Company A
Kimball,
William B. (tightly cropped)
Kimball,
William B.
Kurtz, John,
Captain Co. C
Lang,
Charles H., Company G
Lehman, George H.,
Company E
Leland,
Charles E., Company B
also,
Leland, Charles E.
LeMoyne,
George, Company C
Leonard,
Andrew W.
Leonard,
Colonel Samuel H.
also
Leonard,
Colonel Samuel H.
and,
Leonard, Colonel Samuel H.
also,
Leonard, Colonel Samuel H.
also,
Leonard, Colonel Samuel H.
also,
Leonard, Col. Samuel H. with wife (?)
Little,
Thomas J.
Livermore,
Oliver C.
Low,
Lyman H.
Lowell,
James H.
also
Lowell,
James H.
Lovell, Alden,
Company K
Lynde,
Albert
MacMahon,
John
Manning,
Charles
Marshall,
George E.
Maynard,
George H.
also,
Maynard, George H., Company D
Mayo,
Charles H.
McKay,
George, Company G
McIntyre,
Samuel, Company B
Mecuen,
George E.
Merrill, Sewell
H., Company F
Moore, John
H., Company F
Morrill,
Joseph M.
Morris,
Roland
Morse,
Oscar F. (small)
Morse, Oscar F.,
Company H
Munn,
Thomas Jefferson
Neat,
Samuel, Company A
Noyes, John
Buttrick, Company B
Nutze,
Emanuel, Company A
Paine,
George F. D. Company A
Paine,
George F. D., alternate portrait
Palmer;
Captain Moses
also,
Palmer, Moses [original]
Parker,
Edgar,
Surgeon
also,
Parker,
Edgar, Artist
Parker,
Sylvanus, Company I
Perkins,
William F., Company B
Petersen, Peter F.,
Company B
Pfaff,
William
Pfeiffer,
Augustus, Company A
Pierce,
Elliot Clark
also, Pierce,
Elliot Clark
also,
Pierce, Elliot Clark, post-war
Pierce, Mary
Ellen (Baker); Elliot's Wife
Pierce,
Enoch C.
(also)
Pierce, Enoch C.
Pollard,
Walter
Pomeroy, George,
Company B
Pope, Abel
H.
Pope,
John Franklin
Porter,
Huntington
Putnam,
Nathaniel M.
Ramsey,
James F.
Rathburn,
Thomas B., Company G
Raymond,
George T., Company I
Reed,
Herbert, Company A
Rice,
Edwin
Rice,
Edwin, (postwar)
Richards,
Charles N.
Richardson,
Thomas C. Bandleader
Rideout,
William H. H.
Robbins,
Chandler
(also)
Robbins, Chandler
Robinson,
Edward
'Cockey'
Rogers, Frederic, Co.
D
Rooney, Peter
J., Company B
Roundy,
Charles H.
Rowe, Edward A.,
Company C
Russell,
Lauriman H.
Sanborn,
Harry S.
Sanborn,
Herschel A.,
Sanderson,
John C.
Sawtelle,
Joseph, Company F
Sawyer,
Appleton, Drum Major
Shelton,
John P., Company A
Shepard,
Horace, Company A
Shepard,
Warren E., Company A
Sloss,
David
also
Sloss,
David (carried the state flag)
also
Sloss, David, postwar
Smith, James
Augustus.
Smith,
Melvin S.,
Commissary Sgt.
(also) Smith,
Melvin S., Company B
(best image of
the 3) Smith, Melvin S.
Smith, Winsor,
Company B
Soule, Will
Spooner,
Bourne, Sgt., Company D
Stearns,
Austin C., Company K
Stetson,
Warren I.
Stetson, Warren
B., Company B
Stimpson,
Frank
Stimpson,
Isaac Hall, Company C
Swan
Walter
Thurber,
James D., Company A
Tower,
Morton
Trull, Ezra,
Company A
Vorra,
Edward A.
Waite, Osgood W.,
Company D
Wales,
Sigourney
Walker,
Dennis G., Company A
Walker,
Melvin
Warner,
William R.
also,
Warner, William R., pre-war
aslo,
Warner, William R., post-war
Warren,
Dan, Company K
Webster,
Samuel Derrick
also,
Webster, Samuel D., war-time
Whidden,
Philo
C.
Whitney,
Dr. Allston W.
Whitney,
Samuel C.
Williams,
Fred
(also)
Williams, Fred
Wood, Ephraim,
Company C
Woodbury,
Zoheth, B.
Worcester,
George S.
also,
Worcester, George
Young,
James A.
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Acquia
Creek Landing, Union Supply Base
Alexander,
Charles, Surgeon, 16th Maine Vols.
Allen,
David, Jr.; Lt.-Col. 12th MA Vols
Andrew,
John A., Governor of Massachusetts
Antietam
Battlefield, Where the 13th MA Fought, taken 1885.
Antietam
Creek, Upper Bridge
Ashby,
Turner, Brig. Gen. C.S. by John Paul Strain
Atchison, David,
Senator from Missoui
Bacon,
Henry; "Battle of Dam No. 5"
Bacon, Henry;
'Reveille on a Winter Morning"
Bacon, Henry; "Ye Two
Galorious Fourths"
Barber,
Private Charles, 104th NY Vol. Inf.
Bates;
James L.; Captain and Colonel of the 12th Mass. Vol. Inf.
Batteries
C & G,
3rd US Artillery
Baxter,
General Henry
Bellard,
Alfred; Surgeons at Work
Belle
Island Prison
Belle
Island Prison Graveyard
Berkley
Springs, WV (Bath)
Berlin,
MD
Pontoon Bridge
Bernard
House, or Mannsfield, Fredericksburg, VA
Berry,
Major-General Hiram, (killed at Chancellorsville)
Boonsboro,
Maryland
Boyd,
Belle,
'Southern Spy'
Brodhead,
Colonel Thornton
Broughton, William
H. (Lt. 16th Maine)
John Brown
John
Brown's Fort
John
Brown Bell, close up
John
Brown Bell, Marlboro, Mass.
Buck,
Lucy & Laura, Southern Diarist, Front Royal
Buford, John,
Brig.-Gen. US
Cavalry Corps
Burnside,
Major General Ambrose E.
also,
Burnside, Major General Ambrose E.
Catlett's
Station and Cedar Run Bridge by A. E. Waud
Case,
Lieutenant, Mathews 1st PA Battery
Castle
Thunder, Richmond, VA, civilian prison
Cedar
Mountain, Va.
Chesapeake
& Ohio Canal, Bollman's Rock
Chesapeake
& Ohio Canal, Hancock
Codori
Farm, Gettysburg
Colt, Major
Henry V., 104th NY
Convalescent
Camp, Alexandria, Virginia
Copeland,
Charles, "Loving Arms"
Copeland,
Charles, "On the
March to Gettysburg"
Copeland,
Charles;"Union Forever"
Copeland,
Charles; "Welcome"
Couch,
Darious, Major-Generlal, 2nd Corps
Coulter,
Colonel Richard; (11th PA Vols)
also
Coulter, Richard, (post war)
aslo,
Coulter, Brevet Brig-Gen. Richard
Counselman, Lt.
Jacob H., 1st U.S. Art'y. Battery K
Culpeper, 1862, by
Timothy O'Sullivan (cleaned up detail)
Curtin, Andrew Gregg,
Governor of PA
Custer, General George A.
Dam No. 5, C&O
Canal
Davies,
Colonel Henry Eugene, 1st Brigade, 3d Cavalry Division
Davis, Phineas
Stearns, Colonel, 39th MA
Devens, Brig-Gen. Charles
Doubleday,
Major-General Abner;
Duffie,
Colonel
Alfred N., 1st Mass. Cavalry
Dunker
Church,
Antietam Battlefield
Elder, Captain Samuel,
Battery B, 1st U.S. Artillery
Elizabeth
Ensminger
Emmitsburg
Road, Emmitsburg, MD
Emmitsburg,
MD, view of
the town
Exchange
Hotel, Gordonsville, VA
Fitzhugh
House, (Sherwood Forest) Stafford, County, VA
Forbes,
Edwin, (portrait)
Forbes,
Edwin; A Tough Pull
Forbes,
Edwin,
Chancellorsville Campaign, (throughout the page)
Forbes,
Edwin; Coffee Coolers
Forbes,
Edwin; several sketches by;
Forbes, Edwin; many
more sketches found on this page
Forbes,
Edwin, Sketches of Fremont's pursuit of Jackson
Forbes,
Edwin, Battle of Cedar Mountain sketches
Forbes,
Edwin; Defending the Battery
Forbes, Edwin;
Newspapers in Camp (several images).
Forbes,
Edwin; Played Out
Forbes,
Edwin, President Lincoln's Review (several sketches)
Forbes,
Edwin; Reconaissance in Force
Forbes,
Edwin; Route Step
Forbes,
Edwin;
sketches at the battle of 2nd Bull Run
Forbes,
Edwin, (several Cavalry sketches) April, 1863
Forbes,
Edwin, "Gettysburg March"
Forbes,
Edwin,
Gettysburg, Pickett's Charge
Forbes,
Edwin, Gettysburg, Pickett's Charge, (color).
Forbes,
Edwin, Gettysburg, Culps Hill, (color).
Fort
Independence
Franklin's
Crossing, Fredericksburg, VA
Franklin,
Major-General William B.
Fredericksburg,
Contemporary view of the Field where the 13th MA fought
Fredericksburg, Slaughter
Pen Farm, several photos by Buddy Secor on this page.
Fremont,
General John C;
Front Royal, Va.,
Pictures of the town
Fuller,
William D.,
Lt. 3rd US Artillery, Battery C
Gallon,
Dale,
"The Fight On Oak Ridge"
Gallon,
Dale, "Time
To Fight"
Gettysburg,
13th Massachusetts Monument
Gettysburg,
104th New York Monument
Gettysburg
Cemetery, National Monument
Gettysburg
Campaign
Map June 30th
Gettysburg
-
Christ Lutheran Church
Gettysburg
Lutheran
Seminary
Gettysburg
Map,
John Bachelder, July 2nd
Gettysburg
Maps, John Bachelder, July 3rd
Gettysburg,
View from
Oak Hill
Gettysburg,
Site where Reynolds Fell
Gibbon,
John, Brigadier-General
Gibbs,
Colonel Alfred (1st Cavalry Division)
Gibson,
Horatio,
Captain, US Artillery
Gooch,
Senator,
Daniel W. of Massachusetts
Graves,
C.D. 'Pickett's Charge'
Gregg, David
McMurtrie,
General; (Division Commander, US Cavalry Corps)
Gregg, J.
Irvin, Colonel,
US Cavalry Corps
Hall,
James A. Capt. 2nd Battery Maine Light Artillery
Halleck,
Henry,
General-in-Chief
Halltown,
Harper's Weekly
Hamilton,
Major A.G.; 12th KY Cavalry
Hancock,
General
Winfield Scott (2nd Corps)
Hancock, Maryland
Harlow,
Louis K. illustration of camp life
Harlow,
Louis K., illustration of a soldier
Harlow,
Louis
K., 'Defending the Colors'
Harpers Ferry
Harpers
Ferry & Bolivar Heights
Harpers
Ferry, Shenandoah Street
Hartsuff,
General George Lucas
also,
Hartsuff, George Lucas
Hartsuff,
Headquarters, Petersburg, VA
Hartsuff,
General George L., Burial Site
Haupt,
Colonel Herman
Hays,
Brigadier-General Alexander
Henderson,
Charles Wilson, of Hancock
Henderson,
Mrs. Jane Catherine of Hancock
Hodges,
Lt.-Col. John, 59th Mass. Vol. Inf.
Homer,
Winslow; various scenes of camp life
Homer,
Winslow, 'Pitching Quoits'
Homer,
Winslow, 'Skirmishing in the Wilderness'
Homer,
Winslow, 'Surgeons Call'
Homer,
Winslow, 'A Shell is Coming'
Hooker,
General Joseph
also,
Hooker, Joseph, Maj-Gen.
also,
Hooker, Joseph, Maj-Gen
also,
Hooker,
Joseph, Maj-Gen
also, with
staff
Hospitals,
Washington, D.C.
Howard,
Major-General
Oliver O.
Howell,
Horatio,
Chaplain, 90th PA
Hunt,
Henry J., General, Chief of Union Artillery
Iverson,
Alfred,
Confederate
Jackson,
Confederate General Thomas, Stonewall
Jackson,
Stonewall, by N.C. Wyeth
Jackson,
Stonewall, by John Adams Elder
Kelly,
James Edward, 'Meade's Council of War
Lancaster,
James
Madison, Lt., 3rd US Artillery, Battery C
Lander,
General Frederick West
Lee,
Confederate General Robert E.
also, Lee, Robert E.
Libby
Prison, Richmond, VA, August, 1863
Lincoln,
Abraham
also,
Lincoln, Abraham
Lincoln,
Abraham, April 17, 1863
Lincoln,
Tad,
(the president's son)
Lock
33, C & O Canal
Longstreet,
James; Confederate General
Long Wharf, Boston
Harbor
Lowe,
Thaddeus S. C. (Balloon Corps)
Lumley,
Arthur, Illustration "Burnside visits Franklin"
Lyle, Peter, Colonel,
90th PA
MacThomson,
James; Lt-Col. 107th PA
Manson,
General M. D., brigade leader, 23rd Corps
Marlborough,
Massachusetts; Main Street; 1880's
Marlborough,
Mass. Post Office
Martinsburg,
by Alfred Waud
Martinsburg,
Colonel Leonard's Headquarters
Martland,
William J., 12th Mass, Bandleader
Maryland
Heights
Massachusetts
Monument, Antietam Battlefield
McClellan,
General George B.
McClellan,
General George B. & Wife
McDowell,
General Irvin
McDowell's
HQ at Manassas; July, 1862
McCoy, Colonel Thomas
F.
Mead, Lt.
James P. (Gen. Robinson's Staff)
Meade,
Major-General George Gordon
also,
Meade,
Major-General George Gordon;
Meinell,
Henry C.,
Lt. 3rd US Artillery, Battery C
Merritt, Wesley;
Brig. Gen. 1st Cavalry Division
Monocacy
Aquaduct, C&O canal
Morgan, Lt.
Samuel M.; Gen. J.C. Robinson's A.A.A.G.
Newman,
William, Cartoon titled "Lincoln's Dream," Feb. 4, 1863
Newton,
John, Major General, First Corps
Ogden,
Henry Alexander, General Hooker
Ogden,
Henry Alexander, General Lee
Ogden,
Henry Alexander; Rebel Cavalry
O'Neal,
Colonel Edward
A., Confederate
Orange
&Alexandria Railroad; various scenes
Ord,
General Edward O.C.,
Parole
Camp, West Chester, PA
Patrick,
Marsena, General
Paul,
Gabriel
Rene,
Brigade Commander, Gettysburg
also,
Paul, Gabriel
R., Brigadier-General
also
Paul, Gabriel
R., Mexican War
also,
Paul, G.
R., after Gettysburg wound
Pendleton,
Alexander, Lieutenant, US Artillery
Perkins,
S. C., 12th Mass
Pierson,
Lt-Col. Charles L., 39th MA
Pleasonton,
Alfred,
Brig.-Gen. Cavalry Corps
also,
Pleasonton,
Alfred
Poffenberger
Farm (Joseph)
Poffenberger
Farm (Samuel)
Pope, John;
Major-General
Prey,
Colonel
Gilbert, 104th NY
Pyle,
Howard, "The Charge"
Pyle,
Howard, Pirate Illustration
Ramseur,
General
Stephen D., Confederate
Rappahannock
Station Railroad Bridge by Timothy Sullivan
Redwood,
A.C., "Confederates on the March to Gettysburg"
Redwood,
A.C., "Route of the 11th Corps"
Redwood,
A.C., "Steuart's Brigade at Culp's Hill"
Reed,
Charles, "Too Much Applejack"
Reed,
Charles,
Gettysburg, July 1, 1863
Reeder, Andrew
H., 1st Territorial Governor of Kansas
Retreat
from Alpine Station, Jan. 4th 1862
Reynolds,
John Fulton, Major-General
Review
of General McDowell's Corps, May 20,1862; Edwin Forbes
Richardson,
Frank; Bandleader 16th Maine
Ricketts,
General James
Roath,
Emanuel D., Captain, 107th PA
Robinson, Dr.
Charles H., 1st Governor of Kansas
Robinson,
John C. Brig-Gen'l.
also,
Robinson, John C., Division Commander
Rodes,
General Robert E.,
Confederate
Rose,
Colonel Thomas E.; Engineered Tunnel at Libby Prison
Ross, James, 83rd NY
Vols. "9th NY Militia"
St.
James Episcopal Church, Warrenton, Va.
St.
Joseph's
College & Chapel, Emmitsburg, Md.
St.
Mary's College,
Emmitsburg, Md.
St.
Mary's
Seminary, Emmitsburg, Md.
Sallie
the
mascot of the 11th PA
Sandy
Hook, Maryland
Schouler,
William, Adjutant General of Massachusetts
Secor, Buddy,
[Ninja Pix]
Heading Photograph
Secor, Buddy,
[Ninja Pix] Cavalry Photo
Sedgwick,
Major-General John
also,
Sedgwick,
General John (6th Corps)
Shannon, Wilson,
2nd Territorial Governor of Kansas
Sheads
House
Gettysburg
Sheppard,
W. L., 'In the Trenches at Chancellorsville'
Shepherdstown Ford
Shields,
General James
Sickles,
Major-General Daniel (3rd Corps)
also,
Sickles, Daniel
Slocum,
Major-General
Henry (12th Corps)
Small, Major
Abner; 16th Maine
Smalley,
George Washburn
Smith,
Charles
H., Lt.-Col. 1st Maine Cavalry
Smith,
Rachel S.; Patriot Daughters of Lancaster County
Stanton,
Edwin, Secretary of War
Steamer
John Brooks
Steamer
Lady Elgin
Steamer
Nelly Baker
Stevens,
General Isaac Ingalls
Stiles,
Colonel John L., (83rd NY; 9th NYSM)
Stoneman's
Switch
Strang,
Colonel John R.,
104th NY
Stringfellow,
Robert II
Stringfellow,
Lizzie
Stringfellow,
Reverend Thornton
Stringfellow,
"General" Benjamin Franklin
Stringfellow,
Dr. John Henry
Strother,
Colonel David H.
Stuart,
James Ewell Brown; Confederate General
Summit
House, South Mountain
Sykes,
Major-General
George (5th Corps)
Tabor,
Walton; sketch of a Confederate Battery
Tabor, Walton, Into
the
Cornfield
Taylor,
General George W.
Taylor,
Brigadier-General Nelson
Trimble,
Isaac,
General, (Confederate)
Thoroughfare
Gap & Chapman's Mill
Thoroughfare Gap,
Contemporary View of the Mill Ruins
Thoroughfare
Gap, West Side
Thur de
Thulstrup, Battle of Antietam
Tilden,
Colonel Charles
W., 16th Maine
Troiani,
Don, "Fight For The Colors"
Troiani,
Don,
"For God's Sake Forward"
Trego,
William T., "Battery of Light Artillery en Route"
Truce
Boat; "New York"
Turner,
Richard, Jailer of Libby Prison
Battle
of Upperville;
Several Location Photos by Craig Swain
Battle
of Upperville;
Several Sketches by A.R. Waud
Vallandigham,
Clement L.
Van
Lew, Elizabeth
Vincent,
Colonel
Strong;
Virginius
Island, Herr's Mill
Volck,
Adelbert John, Emancipation
Von
Borcke, Heros
Wainwright,
Colonel Charles, Chief of 1st Corps Art'y
Walker, Robert
J., 4th Territorial Governor of Kansas
Wallach House,
General Meade's HQ, September, 1863
Warrenton,
Virginia
Ward, Chaplain
F. D.; 104 NY
Warren,
1st-Lt. Horace M., 59th MA Vol. Inf.
Washington,
Lawrence, (related to George)
Waterloo
Bridge, Virginia
Waud,
Alfred R.
Special Artist, (portraits)
Waud,
Alfred R., Antietam, Flag of Truce
Waud,
Alfred R., Sharpsburg Citizens Fleeing Town
Waud; Alfred
R.
Sketches of the Battle of 2nd Bull Run
Waud, Alfred
R.,
Sketches of the Battle of Antietam
Waud,
Alfred, Hookers Headquarters, Spring 1863.
Waud,
Alfred, April 28, 1863;
1st
Corps Bridges at Fredericksburg
Waud,
Alfred, River Crossings, Chancellorsville Campaign
Waud,
Alfred, May 2nd, 1863, Route of 11th Corps
Waud,
Alfred, General Sykes advance May 1, 1863
Waud,
Alfred, Commissary Dept. at Hq., 1863
Waud,
Alfred,
Fall of General Reynolds
Webster,
Colonel Fletcher, (12th Mass Vols)
Westboro,
Mass., Old Town Hall
Wheelock,
Colonel Charles, 97th NY
also,
Wheelock,
Colonel Charles, 97th NY
White
Oak Church, Va.
Whitman,
Walt
Wilson,
Henry (U.S. Senator from Natick, Mass.)
also, Wilson, Henry
Winchester,
Va., Court House
Winchester,
Va., Courthouse graffiti of Hicks & Wait, Co. B
Winchester,
Va., Taylor Hotel
Ziegler's
Grove, Gettysburg
also,
Ziegler's Grove
Zogbaum, Rufus F.,
"The Bombardment of Fredericksburg"
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