NH 10th Regiment Co. A

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Name	Submitter(s)
Alfred QUAID, Corporal, credited to Bedford, Hillsborough; captured at Fair Oaks, October 27, 1864, died at Andersonville prison. (No info found at Andersonville Prisoner Lookup)	Source #1
Walter D. CAMPBELL, credited to Bedford, Hillsborough; wounded severely June 3, 1863.	Source #1
William F. CONNER, credited to Bedford, Hillsborough; wounded severely Sept 29, 1864.	Source #1
Joseph W. BATCHELDER, Private, enlisted Aug 11 1862; age 20; claimed residence Manchester; promoted Principal Musician Nov 1 1864; promoted Sergeant about Jan 1 1865; mustered out Richmond, VA June 21 1865; last reported residence Dorchester, MA; died Sept 10 1926.	Source #2
Warren BATCHELDER, Private, enlisted Aug 7 1862, age 23; claimed residence Manchester; died in asylum for insane at Washington, DC Nov 22 1862.	Source #2
Jackson BUTTERFIELD, credited to Bedford, Hillsborough; served three years.	Source #1
Robert FRENCH, credited to Hudson, Hillsborough; mustered out June 20, 1865.	Source #1
Albert M. JENNESS, Private, credited to Bedford, Hillsborough; served three years; enlisted 05 Aug 1862; mustered in 25 Aug 1862; mustered out 21 Jun 1865. P.O. Bedford. Note: Soruce #1 calls him Albert N. Jenness.	Earl Dunn Soldiers & Sailors of NH in the War of the Rebellion 1861-1866 p. 534 Source #1
Charles N. PARKHUST, credited to Bedford, Hillsborough; died Fredericksburg Dec 17, 1862.	Source #1
Charles SEAVEY, credited to Bedford, Hillsborough; wounded severely July 1864, also Sept 29, 1864.	Source #1
Samuel SEAVEY, credited to Bedford, Hillsborough; served three years.	Source #1
Horace TOWNSEND, credited to Bedford, Hillsborough; wounded severely June 5, 1864.	Source #1

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