NH 9th Co. F

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Name	Submitter(s)
Horace H. ROLFE, Resided Concord, NH; enlisted Company H, 8th Infantry Regiment Maine; enlisted Sergeant August 5 1862, age 28; Company F, 9th Infantry Regiment New Hampshire; transferred & promoted 2nd Lieutenant October 5 1862; resigned March 11 1863; commission Company E, 2nd Heavy Artillery Regiment Massachusetts October 5 1863; transferred May 17 1864 in Hampton Roads, VA to Navy Regiment UN; discharged November 18 1864; enlisted Company I, 18th Infantry Regiment New Hampshire February 20 1865; promoted 2nd Lieutenant July 29 1865 (Not Mustered); mustered out July 29 1865.	Source #3, #5
Oliver H. DUDLEY, Corpl., Hanover; enlisted July 15, 1862; reduced to ranks at his own request 1862; mustered out June 10, 1865.	Source #4

Charles H. ABBOT, Private, enlisted Aug 6 1862, age 29; claimed residence Nashua; killed at Spotsylvania Court House, VA May 12 1864.	Source #3
James H. BARNES, a native of Canada, and properly a resident of Lyndeborough, hired as a substitute; He was credited to Sullivan. He enlisted and was mustered in, Dec. 15, 1863, as a private; wounded, July 30, 1864, at the mine explosion at Petersburg, Va.; transferred to Co. F., 6th Reg., June 1, 1865; mustered out, July 17, 1865; and has resided at Manchester.	Source #2
John H. BROWN, also served in the Second New Hampshire Heavy Artillery.
Thomas W. EMERSON	Epsom, NH Civil War Soldiers
Elias L FOOTE, credited Hudson, Hillsborough; died of disease Antietam, MD. October 5, 1862.	Source #1
Lewis W. MESERVE	Epsom, NH Civil War Soldiers
Baxter P. SMITH, Hanover; enlisted Aug. 12, 1862; discharged disabled Feb. 6, 1863.	Source #4
Dennis H. TROY	Epsom, NH Civil War Soldiers
David H. WINSHIP, Hanover; enlisted Aug. 12, 1862; wounded Sept. 17, 1862, Antietam, Md.; died of wounds Nov. 14, 1862.	Source #4

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