Chapter XXXX

The following record contains the names of Plymouth men in the army and navy during the war, and as far as possible an account of their service.

The Third regiment enlisted for three months with Chas. Raymond, lieutenant colonel, Company B. Chas. C. Doten, 1st lieutenant, captain; Otis Rogers, 2nd lieutenant, 1st lieutenant; Wm. B. Alexander, 2d lieutenant, and the following men:

Sherman Allen
Thomas B. Atwood
Timothy S. Atwood
Charles E. Barnes, 2d
George R. Barnes
Wm. E. Barnes
Amasa M. Bartlett
Ellis B. Bramhall
Caleb N. Brown
Wm. S. Burbank, Jr.
David L. Chandler
George H. Chase
Robert B. Churchill
Charles C. Crosby
Lyman Dixon
Charles H. Drew
Stephen C. Drew
Lemuel B. Faunce, Jr.
Solomon E. Faunce
George H. Fish
Augustus H. Fuller
Theodore S. Fuller
Thomas Haley
Azel W. Handy
Sylvanus R. Harlow
John F. Harten
Eliphalet Holbrook
Charles H. Holmes
Isaac T. Holmes
Daniel D. Howard
Charles Jones
Charles N. Jordan
Franklin S. Leach
John S. Lucas
Charles Mason
Job B. Oldham
Henry Perkins
Charles W. Peirce
Charles M. Perry
Henry Ripley
Francis H. Robbins
James H. Robbins
Leander L. Sherman
Winslow B. Sherman
Edward Smith
Jacob W. Southworth
James C. Standish
John Swift
John Sylvester
James Tribble
John B. Williams

Company B arrived at Fortress Monroe, April 20, 1861, and was sent at once to Norfolk in the U. S. Steamer Pawnee to destroy the Navy Yard, and on its return, was on the 22d mustered into the service for three months. Lemuel Bradford, 2nd, who went out as 4th lieutenant of Company B, was not mustered in, as only two lieutenants were recognized, but remained during the three months at Old Point at work in the Government Foundry, and returned home with the Company. On the 30th of April Lieutenant Colonel Charles Raymond, who had remained behind on recruiting service, arrived at the Fortress with the following recruits:

Levonzo D. Barnes
Nathaniel F. Barnes
David W. Burbank
Albert E. Davis
Josiah R. Drew
Alexander Gilmore
Frederick Holmes
Daniel Lucas
Harvey A. Raymond

All the above three months’ men remained in the Fortress during their service, except during the last two weeks, when they were quartered at Hampton, and embarked for Boston in the steamer Cambridge, arriving at Long Island in Boston harbor, July 19th, where they were mustered out July 22nd.

The only other three months’ Plymouth man was George W. Barnes, who was quartermaster’s sergeant in the 4th regiment.

Company E, 29th regiment, 3 years:

Samuel H. Doten, capt. Bt., major; John B. Collingwood, 1st lieutenant, adjutant; Nathaniel Burgess, 1st lieutenant; Thomas A. Mayo, 2nd lieutenant; Horace A. Jenks, 2nd lieutenant; John Shannon, 2nd lieutenant; Edward L. Robbins, principal musician.

John K. Alexander
John M. Atwood
Charles C. Barnes
Ellis D. Barnes
Moses S. Barnes
Winslow C. Barnes
Simeon H. Barrows
Lawrence R. Blake
Andrew Blanchard
Cornelius Bradford
George F. Bradford
Benjamin F. Bumpus
George F. Burbank
Nathaniel Burgess
Sylvanus L. Churchill
Thomas Collingwood
Barnabas Dunham
Henry F. Eddy
Ichabod C. Fuller
Philander Freeman
Timothy E. Gay
Wm. P. Gooding
John F. Hall
Samuel H. Harlow
Thomas W. Hayden
Alexander Haskins
James S. Holbrook
Orin D. Holmes
Seth L. Holmes
Wm. H. Howland
Henry W. Kimball
Charles E. Merriam
George S. Morey
Wm. Morey, 2d
John E. Morrison
John A. Morse
Isaac Morton, Jr.
Lemuel B. Morton
Wm. T. Nickerson
Seth W. Paty
John H. Pember
George F. Pierce
Wm. H. Pittee
Albert R. Robbins
Henry H. Robbins
Albert Simmons
Frank H. Simmons
Patrick Smith
Miles Standish
Winslow B. Standish
James E. Stillman
Wm. Swift
Francis A. Thomas
Samuel D. Thrasher
Francis H. Vaughn
Leander M. Vaughn
George E. Wadsworth
Alfred B. Warner
Joseph B. Whiting
Wm. Williams

The above company was mustered into the service at Fortress Monroe, May 22, 1861, and attached to the 3rd regiment. After the expiration of the term of the 3rd regiment, it was attached, as Co. E to the 1st Massachusetts Battalion, and sent to Newport News. On the 13th of December it was joined as Co. E to the 29th regiment, and sent from Newport News to Norfolk, Suffolk and White House Landing. At various periods in 1862, the following recruits joined the company.

Benjamin F. Bates
Thomas B. Burt
Elisha S. Doten
Justus W. Harlow
Charles E. Kleinhans
George F. Peckham
Charles E. Tillson

The 29th regiment was engaged in the various battles on the peninsula, and from the peninsula went into Maryland and fought in the battle of Antietam, September 17, 1862. It was at the battle of Fredricksburg, went to Vicksburg and Knoxville, and finally joined the army of the Potomac, and continued with it until its term of service expired. The following Plymouth men re-enlisted:

Benjamin F. Bates
Nathaniel Burgess
Orin D. Holmes
Wm. T. Nickerson
John Shannon
Charles E. Tillson

The following Plymouth men were in the 29th regiment, besides those in Co. E:

Edward L. Daniels, Co. H
Curtis Eddy, Co. C
Ephraim T. Lucas, Co. H
Darius Perry, Co. H

Company H, 18th regiment, three years.

Joseph W. Collingwood, captain; Charles H. Drew, 1st lieutenant, captain; Stephen C. Drew, 1st and 2nd lieutenants.

James S. Bartlett
John Duffy
John Duffy, Jr.
Thomas Haley
John M. Harlow
John F. Harten
John F. Hogan
George P. Hooper
Frederick W. Robbins
Horatio N. Sears

Members of other companies in 18th regiment were Wm. H. Winsor, 1st lieutenant, captain.

Ezra Burgess
George W. Burgess
Winslow T. Burgess
Winslow Churchill
Zenas Churchill
J. Q. A. Harlow
S. M. Maybury

This regiment was engaged in the peninsula battles, the second Bull Run, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg and the Wilderness. The following re-enlisted: Winslow T. Burgess, Co. E; John Duffy, Jr., Co. H; J. Q. A. Harlow, Co. C.

Company E, 23rd regiment, three years.

Wm. B. Alexander, captain; Josiah R. Drew, 2nd lieutenant, 1st lieutenant; Otis Rogers, 1st lieutenant, captain.

Charles H. Atwood
Thomas C. Atwood
William T. Atwood
Ichabod P. Bagnall
George Bailey
Henry Baker
Henry C. Bartlett
Winslow Bartlett
Edward Bassett
Albert Benson
George Benson
Wm. T. Besse
Edward D. Brailey
John R. Brailey
Homer Bryant
Asaph S. Burbank
David W. Burbank
Wm. S. Burbank, Jr.
James K. Burgess
John Burns
John E. Burt
Augustus T. Caswell
Thomas Chandler
Joseph L. Churchill
Wm. E. Churchill
Francis E. Davis
George H. Dunham
George Feid
Walter H. Finney
Theodore S. Fuller
Warren Gibbs
Henry Gould
Samuel W. Holmes
Hiram J. Lanman
Charles H. Long
Henry Marshall
Perez McMahon
Seth Mehurin, Jr.
James W. Page
Daniel H. Paulding
George O. Paulding
Isaac H. Perkins
N. B. Perry
John D. Ryder
Thomas S. Saunders
Andrew T. Sears
Edward Smith
Jacob W. Southworth
James C. Standish
Charles C. Stevens
Edward Stevens
James H. Stillman
George W. Swift
Wm. A. Swift
John Taylor
Benjamin Westgate

The following recruits joined the company while in the field: John Quinlan, Harvey A. Raymond and Horatio N. Sears. The following were members in other companies in the 18th regiment:

John Carline
H. I. Lucas
Seth Mehurin
James Ryan

The following members of Co. E re-enlisted.

Charles H. Atwood
Icabod P. Bagnall
Edward Bassett
John Burns
George H. Dunham
Henry Gould
Seth Mehurin, Jr.
James W. Page
Isaac H. Perkins
Andrew T. Sears
Charles C. Stevens
James H. Stillman

The 23rd regiment sailed from Annapolis to Hatteras Inlet, Jan. 6, 1862, was at the reduction of Roanoke Island and other battles in North Carolina. In January, 1863, it went to Hilton Head, and in February returned to Newbern, and in October went to Fortress Monroe and Newport News. In May, 1864, it joined the army of the Potomac, and in September returned to Newbern.

Company E, 32d regiment. Josiah C. Fuller, 1st lieutenant, captain.

James H. Allen
Arvin M. Bancroft
George W. Bartlett
George H. Blanchard
George B. Brewster
John R. Davis, Jr.
George M. Heath
Adoniram Holmes
Wm. M. Lapham
Henry Morton, Jr.
Anthony L. Pierce
Weldon S. Pierce
Henry L. Raymond
Eleazer Shaw
Wm. H. Shaw
David A. Taylor
Perez C. W. Vaughn
Weston C. Vaughn
Seth Washburn

Company F. Edward F. Finney, 2nd lieutenant.

Robert B. Barnes
George B. Beytes
Albert F. Green
George F. Green
Gustavus C. Green
Richard F. Green
Wm. H. Green
Charles H. Holmes
Joseph Holmes
John F. Hoyt
Moses Hoyt
Augustine T. Jones
Charles W. Pierce
Alexander Ripley
Wm. S. Robbins
Nehemiah L. Savery
Winsor T. Savery
Edward S. Snow
Charles F. Washburn

In other companies of 32d regiment.

Patrick Downey
Melvin C. Faught
Abner Lucas
Patrick Manehan
John E. McDonald
Patrick McSweeney
James Rider

The 32nd regiment went from Capitol Hill to Alexandria, Harrison’s Landing, Williamsburg, Yorktown, Newport News, Fredericksburg and to Antietam, where it was in the reserve at the time of the battle. It was in the battles of Fredericksburg and Gettysburg. The following Plymouth men in the 32nd regiment re-enlisted:

George W. Bartlett
George H. Blanchard
John R. Davis, Jr.
George F. Green
Gustavus C. Green
Adoniram Holmes
Abner Lucas
Nehemiah L. Savery
Anthony L. Pierce
Wm. H. Shaw
David A. Taylor
Perez C. W. Vaughn
Weston C. Vaughn

The following re-enlisted men from other places were credited to Plymouth:

George W. Allen
George C. Drown
Elliott Pierce
Henry W. Roberts

38th regiment, three years, Co. D.

Albert Mason, 1st lieutenant, captain, assistant quartermaster, U. S. Volunteers; Francis Bates, musician; Charles Mason, 1st lieutenant, 2nd lieutenant.

James E. Barrows
Gustavus D. Bates
James A. Bowen
Timothy Downey
Benjamin F. Durgin
Solomon E. Faunce
George H. Fish
Thomas Gallagher
Albert F. Greenwood
Benjamin Harvey
Benjamin A. Hathaway
John H. Haverstock
George B. Holbrook
James Kimball
Daniel Lovett
Wm. W. Lanman
Patrick Maguire
Charles S. Peterson
Bernard T. Quinn
Frederick R. Raymond
George B. Sawyer
Thomas G. Savery
Israel H. Thrasher
James T. Thrasher

Company G, 38th regiment. Charles C. Doten, captain; George B. Russell, 2nd lieutenant, 1st lieutenant, captain V. R. Corps, 1st. lieutenant regular army, captain, major, lieutenant colonel; Sanford Crandon, 2nd lieutenant; Albert T. Finney, chief musician.

Charles E. Barnes
Joseph A. Brown
Job C. Chandler, Jr.
Timothy T. Eaton
Lemuel B. Faunce, Jr.
James Frothingham
Edward E. Green
Frederick Holmes
Thomas Haley
Isaac T. Hall
Wm. N. Hathaway
Isachar Josselyn
John Edgar Josselyn
Bernard T. Kelley
Charles W. Lanman
Joseph McLaughlin
Wm. Perry
Christopher A. Prouty
Herman Robbins
Levi Ransom
Adrian D. Ruggles
Horatio Sears
Otis Sears
Joseph F. Towns
Charles C. White
John M. Whiting
Charles T. Wood

At the time the 38th regiment was enlisted the following were also enlisted: James D. Thurber, Co. A, 13th Massachusetts regiment, afterwards 2nd lieutenant, 1st lieutenant, captain, brevet major U. S. Vols. in 55th Massachusetts regiment.

Erik Wolff, private, 20th Massachusetts regiment, 2nd lieutenant, 5th Massachusetts Cavalry. In January, 1865, Edward Allsworth credited to Plymouth was added to the 38th regiment, and transferred to the 119th U. S. Cavalry, and commissioned 2nd lieutenant.

The 38th regiment went to Ship Island in November, 1862, and to Carrollton, near New Orleans, then to Bisland, then to Alexandria and Port Hudson. From Port Hudson the regiment went to Baton Rouge, Alexandria, Morganza Bend, Algiers, and Fortress Monroe, where it arrived in July, 1864. It then went to Harper’s Ferry, and the Shenandoah Valley, where it was engaged in the battles of Opequan Creek, Fisher’s Hill and Cedar Creek. In December, 1864, it went to Savannah, Newbern and Goldsboro, where it joined Sherman’s army. In May, 1865, it went to Savannah, and embarking for Boston, June 30, reached Boston July 6, and was discharged July 13, 1865.

Third regiment, nine months. John Morissey, major; Charles A. S. Perkins, 1st lieutenant; Edward L. Robbins, sergeant major.

Benjamin F. Barnes
Amasa M. Bartlett
Ebenezer N. Bradford
John F. Chapman
Charles S. Cobb
George H. Doten
Harvey B. Griffin
Isaac S. Holmes
Nathaniel Holmes
Samuel N. Holmes
Ivory W. Harlow
George F. Jackson
Benjamin F. Jenkins
Charles W. Johnson
James Neal
Job B. Oldham
James T. Paulding
Charles M. Perry
Charles C. Place
Isaac H. Place
Samuel R. Raymond
Herbert Robbins
James H. Robbins
James F. Sears
Leander L. Sherman
Thomas Smith
Wm. F. Spooner

This regiment sailed from Boston for Newbern, N. C., Oct. 22, 1862, and engaged in the battles of Kinston, Whitehall and Goldsboro. After various expeditions it returned to Newbern, and June 11th, returned to Boston.

Other Plymouth men in the nine months’ regiments were:

Schuyler S. Bartlett, 44th
James B. Brewster, 44th hospital steward
Wm. Burt, 4th
George H. Cobb, 50th
Edward H. Hall, 44th chaplain
Horace Holmes
Wm. Hedge, 44th, 1st Lieut.
James R. McLaughlin, 50th
Joseph H. Sears, 6th
Winslow B. Sherman, 4th
Wm. Stevens, 4th
Sylvester R. Swett

Under the call of July, 1863, Wm. Ross, commuted, Horace P. Bailey, Jesse Harlow, George A. Whiting, Francis H. Russell, Alfred Maybury, Edward W. Atwood, Wm. J. Dunham, Charles F. Ellis, John T. Stoddard, Lemuel B. Bradford, Lorenzo M. Bennett, Charles F. Harlow and Gustavus G. Sampson, found substitutes, and the following entered the service:

Jedediah Bumpus, Co. C, 9th regiment
Thomas Dexter, 55th regiment
Charles E. Wadsworth, 12th regt.

Under the call of January, 1864, Walter L. Gilbert was held and found a substitute, and the following recruits were obtained in Boston:

Dennis Bassingham, unattached Co.
Wm. G. Blythe, 28th regiment
Thomas Coogan, unattached
David Dow, 2nd regiment
John Ely, 2nd regiment
Robert Henry, 5th cavalry
Wm. Johnson, 5th cavalry
I. Lang, 2nd regiment
Peter H. Mara, 2nd regiment
Michael Malony, 2nd regiment
James McDonald, unattached
Gustavus A. E. Miller, 20th regt.
Wm. Mullens, 2nd regiment
Thomas Nolan, 2nd regiment
John Purdy, 2nd regiment
Elbridge Reed, unattached
John Slocum, 2nd regiment
Edwin Terry, 2nd cavalry
James White, 2nd cavalry
Charles E. Williams, 5th cavalry
George Williams, 2nd cavalry

Under call of July, 1864, the following recruits were obtained in Boston:

James F. Andrews, 61st regiment
Thomas Bacon, 2nd regiment
Charles Brooks, 26th regiment
William Burns, 2nd regiment
John Clark, 2nd regiment
Henry Crosley, 5th cavalry
Thomas Foley, 23d regiment
Edward H. Forbes, 2nd cavalry
Patrick Hogan, V. R. C.
Alvin H. Henry, 2nd cavalry
John A. Keefe, unattached
Patrick Kelley, 2nd regiment
Edward Kenney, 2nd, H. A.
John Leach, V. R. C.
Wm. Lee, 2nd regiment
John Lyden, 2nd H. A.
Michael I. Menagh, 35th regiment
John O’Brien, 2nd H. A.
Joseph O’Brien, V. R. C.
Abraham Page, 5th cavalry
Edward Paine, 2nd cavalry
Thomas Paine, V. R. C.
John Riley, 2nd regiment
Lewis Paszaut, 2nd cavalry
Henry Robinson, 33d regiment
Frank Smith, 27th regiment

Daniel E. Damon bought a representative recruit. 20th unattached company.

Joseph L. Bartlett
John F. Chapman
John C. Chase
Nathaniel M. Davis
Abner Leonard, Jr.
Frank C. Robbins
Wm. Waterson

24th unattached company, Francis E. Davis, 2nd lieutenant.

Charles D. Badger
Edward D. Badger
George Bailey
Alexander J. Bartlett
Jesse T. Bassett
John R. Bradley
John Brown
Charles W. Bump
Albert L. Burgess
John E. Burt
Wm. B. Burt
Eugene Callahan
Wm. H. Churchill
Charles F. Drake
Samuel N. Dunham
Sylvester Dunlap
Wm. Dunlap
Thomas H. Ellis
George Green
Wm. T. Harlow
Charles G. Hathaway
Isaac K. Holmes
Seth L. Holmes
Sumner Leonard
Stephen M. Maybury
Michael McCrate
Thomas M. Nash
Simeon L. Nickerson
Stephen P. Nightingale
Wm. T. Pierce
Obed C. Pratt
Charles Remington
Thomas Ryan
Barnabas E. Savery
Leander M. Vaughn
Charles A. Washburn
Daniel S. Wells
Samuel A. Whitten
John B. Williams
Philip H. Williams
Albert S. Wood

The following is a list of Plymouth soldiers in the war in addition to the lists already mentioned:

Charles B. Allen, 5th cavalry
Sherman Allen, 2nd sharp shooters
Frederick Atwood, 7th regiment
George H. Atwood, V. R. C.
Mason B. Bailey, 7th battery
Luther R. Barnes, 58th regiment
Ansel Bartlett, 58th regiment
John W. Bartlett, 7th regiment
Temple H. Bartlett, 58th regiment
Otis L. Battles, 24th regiment, 3d R. I. cavalry
Orin Bosworth, 2d regiment
Ellis E. Brown, 5th cavalry
Daniel A. Bruce, 99th N. Y.
Henry Bryant, 3d R. I. cavalry
Frederick W. Buck, 4th cavalry, 4th Lt., 5th cavalry
Luke P. Burbank, 34th regiment
C. B. Burgess, 24th regiment
Joseph W. B. Burgess, 8th regt., N. H.
Phineas Burt, 58th regiment
Horatio Cameron, 1st cavalry
Nathaniel Carver, 12th regiment, 58th regiment
John S. Cassidy, 58th regiment
James H. Chapman, 11th regiment
James E. Churchill, 99th N. Y.
John Cunningham, 9th and 32d regiments
John Daley, 16th regiment
Isaac Dickerman, 99th N. Y.
Josiah M. Diman, 10th Pennsylvania cavalry
Maurice Dooley, 28th regiment
Wm. L. Douglass, 58th regiment
John Duffy, 2nd H. A.
Wm. Duffy, 1st cavalry
Seth W. Eddy, 58th regiment
Wm. Edes, 11th regiment
Samuel Eliot, 28th regiment
Frank Finney, Sig. Corps
Walter H. Finney, 2nd H. A.
Philander Freeman, U. S. Army
Henry Gibbs, 99th N. Y.
Phineas Gibbs, 24th N. Y.
Thomas Gibbs, 3rd N. Y.
Amos Goodwin, 5th cavalry
Edwin F. Hall, 58th regiment
George A. Hall, 5th cavalry
Christopher T. Harris, 12th regt.
Sylvanus K. Harlow, 20th regt.
B. F. Harten, 11th regiment
Allen Hathaway, 99th N. Y. regt.
Allen T. Holmes, Signal Corps
Edwin P. Holmes, Davis Guards, Lowell
Samuel N. Holmes, 3d R. I. cavalry
Wm. C. Holmes, President’s Guard
Daniel D. Howard, 58th regiment
Charles H. Howland, 34th regt., Lieutenant Quartermaster
Wm. H. Jackson
Henry A. Jenkins, 5th battery
George H. Jenness, 5th regiment, N. H.
John K. Kincaid, 58th regiment
Wm. King, 13th regiment
Wm. W. Lanman, 3d R. I. cavalry
Melvin G. Leach
James A. Lovell, 2nd H. A.
John Matthews, 12th battery
Stephen M. Maybury, 18th regt., 24th infantry, 17th U. S. A.
Wm. McGill
Lewis S. Mills, 5th cavalry
John Monk, 2nd H. A.
Charles P. Morse, 17th regt., hospital steward
Gideon E. Morton, 7th regiment
Howard Morton, 30th regiment, 2nd Lt. Corps, d’Af.
James O’Connell, 28th regiment
J. S. Oldham, 24th regiment
J. T. Oldham, 24th regiment
Frank W. Paty, 2nd H. A.
Edward H. Paulding, 58th regt.
John Perkins, 10th N. Y.
Alonzo H. Perry, 58th regt.
R. W. Peterson, 1st regiment
Wm. A. Pittee, 2nd H. A.
Albert D. Pratt
James H. Pratt, 58th regiment
Thomas Pugh, 5th cavalry
Charles Raymond, 7th regiment, Lt. Col.
Samuel B. Raymond, 3 R. I. cavalry
Edmund Reed, 58th regiment
Edward L. Robbins, 2nd Lt. H. A., 2nd Lieutenant
Herbert Robbins, 3d R. I. cavalry
Augustus Sears, 7th regiment
George A. Shaw, 8th Illinois
Winslow B. Sherman, 2nd H. A.
Albert Simmons, 2nd H. A.
George A. Simmons, 2nd H. A.
James C. Standish, 2nd H. A.
Charles B. Stoddard, 41st regiment, 1st Lt. Q. M. 3rd cavalry,
1st Lt. A. Q. M.
John Sylvester, 1st cavalry
John Taylor, 58th regiment
Wallace Taylor, 24th regiment
J. Allen Tillson, 7th regiment
Alexander J. Valler, 30th regt.
David R. Valler, 58th regiment
Taylor J. Valler, 17 regiment
Ansel H. Vaughn, 4th cavalry
Edward N. H. Vaughn, 99th N. Y.
Benjamin Weston, California cavalry
Benjamin F. Whittemore, 58th regiment
Wm. B. Whittemore, 58th regt.
John B. Williams, 3rd battery
Erik Wolff, 5th cavalry, 2nd lieutenant

The following Plymouth men entered the service during the war as officers in the navy:

Sherman Allen, mate
Alexander B. Atwood, mate
Edward Baker, master, acting lieutenant
Winslow B. Barnes, mate
Cornelius Bartlett, ensign
Francis Burgess, master
Victor A. Bartlett, sailmaker
Charles H. Brown, master, acting lieutenant
Charles Campbell, mate
Robert B. Churchill, 3rd, assistant engineer
John F. Churchill, mate
Wm. R. Cox, mate, ensign
Francis B. Davis, ensign, acting master
Wm. J. Dunham, 3d assistant engineer
Alvin Finney, master
Elkanah C. Finney, mate
George Finney, master
Robert Finney, mate
Augustus H. Fuller, mate, ensign
Ichabod C. Fuller, mate, ensign
Ezra S. Goodwin, master
Nathaniel Goodwin, acting lieutenant
Eliphalet Holbrook, mate
George H. Holmes, master
Charles H. Howland, mate
Lemuel Howland, Jr., mate
Wm. H. Howland, mate
Wm. H. Hoxie, mate
Franklin S. Leach, mate
Phineas Leach, master
Wm. W. Leonard, mate, ensign
Everett Manter, mate
John Morissey, ensign
Frank T. Morton, assistant paymaster
Thomas B. Sears, Jr., master
Amasa C. Sears, master
Merritt Shaw, 3d assistant engineer
E. Stevens Turner, master in com.
Frank W. Turner, mate
Adoniram Whiting, mate
Benjamin Whitmore, master
Henry C. Whitmore, mate
John Whitmore, master

Plymouth seamen in the service during the war:

Wm. Archer
Albert Ashport
Richard Atwell
Edward A. Austin
Hiram F. Bartlett
Temple H. Bartlett
Jesse T. Bassett
Wm. Brown
Caleb Bryant
Henry Burns
John B. Chandler
Charles W. Chickering
Solomon H. Churchill
James Cook
Ephraim Douglass
Atwood R. Drew
B. F. Dunham
Robert Dunham
James L. Field
John Fisher
George B. Foley
Henry C. Gage
Arthur M. Grant
James Gray
James Halpin
Allen Hathaway
Edward W. Hathaway
Samuel Haskins
Charles H. Hollis
Thaxter Hopkins
Wm. Horton
Edward Howland
George H. Jenness
Benjamin Kempton
Walter S. King
Josiah Leach
Amos Lonnon
James B. Lynch
Wm. H. Maxey
Owen McGann
Bache Melex
John A. Morse
John F. Morse
Patrick Murphy
Sylvester Nightingale
Hiraim S. Purrington
George Rice
Orin W. Ring
Francis Roland
Wm. C. Russell
Martin H. Ryder
Harvey C. Swift
Wm. Slade
Albert Swift
Francis Sylvester
Wm. H. Sylvester
Auguste Thomas
James E. Thomas
E. F. Townsend
George Tully
Henry Vail
James Welch
Joseph Weston
Joseph Wright

Plymouth men killed during the Civil War:

John K. Alexander, at Spotsylvania Court House, May 12, 1864.
Lawrence R. Blake at Antietam, Sept. 17, 1862.
Edward D. Brailey at Newbern, April 27, 1862.
Jedediah Bumpus, June 30, 1864.
Nathaniel Burgess, wounded at Fort Steadman, March 25th, 1865, died
of wounds in July, 1865.
Joseph L. Churchill at Newbern, March 14, 1862.
Joseph W. Collingwood, at Fredericksburg, December 13, 1862, died
December 24.
Edwin F. Hall, at Coal Harbor, June 3, 1864.
Frederick Holmes, at Port Hudson, June 14, 1863.
Orin D. Holmes, at Fort Steadman, March 25, 1865.
Thomas A. Mayo, at Gaines Mill, June 27, 1862.
Lemuel B. Morton, at Spotsylvania Court House, May 12, 1864.
Isaac H. Perkins, at Coal Harbor, June 3, 1864, died June 26.
Harvey A. Raymond, at Whitehall, Dec. 16, 1862.
Edward Stevens, at Whitehall, Dec. 16, 1862, died Jan. 19, 1863.
David A. Taylor, at Petersburg, June 22, 1864.
Israel H. Thrasher, at Port Hudson, June 14, 1863, died June 29.
Benjamin Westgate, at Whitehall, Dec. 16, 1862.
John M. Whiting, Opequan Creek, September 19, 1864.

Plymouth men who died in the service.

Wm. T. Atwood, at Newbern, July 20, 1862.
George W. Barnes, at Harrison’s Landing, August 3, 1862.
Victor A. Bartlett, at Salisbury, March 25, 1864.
Wm. Brown, on Ship Constellation, Dec. 24, 1864.
George W. Burgess, Falmouth, March 8, 1863.
Joseph W. B. Burgess, at Washington, December 9, 1864.
Thomas B. Burt, at Washington, October 31, 1862.
John Carline, at Roanoke Island, October 14, 1864.
John B. Collingwood, at Cincinnati, August 21, 1863.
Thomas Collingwood, Camp Parks, Kentucky, August 31, 1863.
Isaac Dickerman, near Fortress Monroe, November 12, 1863.
Benjamin F. Durgin, Baton Rouge, August 8, 1863.
Seth W. Eddy, Readville, March 13, 1864.
Wm. Edes, Andersonville, August 30, 1864.
Melvin C. Faught, Windmill Point Hospital, Va., Feb. 5, 1863.
Lemuel B. Faunce, Jr., Goldsboro, April 23, 1865.
Theodore S. Fuller, Rebel Prison, probably Oct. 1, 1863.
Edward E. Green, Baton Rouge, July 11, 1863.
Thomas Haley, St. James Hospital, La., April 5, 1863.
Justus W. Harlow, near Ft. Monroe, September 17, 1862.
Wm. N. Hathaway, Washington, Feb. 23, 1863.
Thomas W. Hayden, Crab Orchard, September 4, 1863.
George M. Heath, Harrison’s Landing, July 30, 1862.
Horace A. Jenks, Mill Dale Hospital, Mississippi, July 24, 1863.
Charles E. Merriam, Harper’s Ferry, November 12, 1862.
Gideon E. Morton, Fredericksburg, May 3, 1863.
J. T. Oldham, Newbern, 1863.
Louis Payzant.
George T. Peckham, Knoxville, Nov. 1, 1863.
William Perry, New Orleans, June 5, 1863.
Thomas Pugh, at sea, November 18, 1865.
Albert R. Robbins, Plymouth, March 5, 1864.
Henry H. Robbins, Washington, December 4, 1863.
Thomas S. Saunders, Roanoke Island, March 11, 1862.
Otis Sears, Plymouth, January 5, 1864.
Wm. H. Shaw, Plymouth, August 6, 1865.
Edward Smith, Annapolis, May, 1862.
John Sylvester, Andersonville, December 16, 1864.
Wallace Taylor, Newbern, November 23, 1862.
Frank A. Thomas, Camp Hamilton, September 14, 1862.
Charles E. Tillson, Andersonville, July 14, 1864.
E. S. Turner, Rio Janeiro, August 5, 1864.
David R. Valler.
Charles E. Wadsworth, Salisbury, Nov. 29, 1864.
George E. Wadsworth, Camp Parks, Ky., August 30, 1863.
John Whitmore, at sea, August, 1862.
David Williams, Camp Dennison, Ky., September 14, 1863.

Plymouth men wounded in the service.

John K. Alexander, Antietam.
Simeon H. Barrows, Hampton, July 14, 1861.
Benjamin F. Bates, May 30, 1864.
Charles H. Drew, Fredericksburg.
John F. Hall, Newport News, 1862.
James S. Holbrook, Wilderness.
Charles E. Kleinhans, Fair Oaks.
Charles E. Merriam, Malvern Hill.
Seth W. Paty, Newport News and siege of Knoxville.
John Shannon, Antietam.
Samuel D. Thrasher, Wilderness.
George E. Wadsworth, White Oak Swamp.
Wm. H. Winsor, Fredericksburg.