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Civil War (Union forces only), 15 Apr. 1861 - 26 May 1865 Casualties: U. S. Navy and Marine Corps Personnel Killed and Wounded |
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| NAVY | MARINE CORPS | ||
| KIA | WIA | KIA | WIA |
| 2,112 | 1,710 | 148 | 131 |
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Submitter(s) |
George E. ASHTON, of Manchester, Hillsborough. |
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| Charles ANDERSON, Private, mustered Dec. 28, 1863. transferred from Co. I, 13th NH Reg. March 13, 1864. | |
| David AUSTEN. In US Navy May, 861, and served on schooner "Wanderer." Discharged June, 1862. Re-enlisted Aug. 30, 1864. served on board "Colorado" in South Carolina, afterwards on board schooner "Hope" at Fort Sumter, raising sunken vessels. Discharged September, 1865. | |
| Daniel Plumer AVERY, In US Navy, was on board the "Cumberland," witnessed the battle of the "Merrimack" and "Monitor." Re-enlisted private, Co. H., 9th Reg’t. Mustered Aug. 21, 1862. Deserted at Antietam Sept. 17, 1862, when ordered to assist in conveying Col. Titus from the field. Re-enlisted for two years in Gibbs (Mass.) Battery. After a year came home on a furlough, and was advertised to lecture in a school-house in Rochester, where he was arrested as a deserter. Was allowed to return to his Regiment. Served in the "Red River Expedition" where he is supposed to have died, as he has not since been heard from. | |
Hugh R. BARNARD, of Bedford, Hillsborough; clerk, monitor "Catskill." |
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| George H. BERRY, served in the Navy; was stationed at Paris during the exposition, where he sustained a partial paralysis during the grip epidemic in that city. He died at the U. S. Naval Hospital, Philadelphia, PA., June 5, 1898. | |
| Gershom H. HORNE, Private, Mustered Aug. 14, 1863. Transferred from 5th NH Company E April 21, 1864. | |
George E. BELKNAP, Lieutenant Commander, b. Newport NH 1832; d. Key West, FL 1903 |
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| Joseph BAMFORD, Private, Co. I, 15th Reg’t. Mustered Oct. 14, 1862. Mustered out Aug. 13, 1863. on ship "Albatross." Substitute for Geo. H. Rogers. Mustered Aug. 30, 1864. | |
| Robert BENNETT,. Substitute for S.F. McDuffee. Mustered Jan. 5, 1865, for three years in Navy. | |
| Samuel L. BEVELY, of Hudson, Hillsborough. | |
Elijah BROWN, Place of Birth - Portsmouth New Hampshire, Age - 25, Complexion - Negro, Occupation - None, Height - 5'5"; Place of Enlistment - Portsmouth NH, Date of Enlistment - November 20, 1862, Term of Enlistment - 1, Rating - Landsman; Ship Ossipee March 31 1863 - September 30 1864 |
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Henry M. CHASE, Surgeon; while a student, enlisted for three months in Co. D, First Regt. VT. Vols., and was mustered into service May 8, 1861; detailed as hospital steward at Newport News, VA., in June 1861; mustered out, Aug. 15, 1861. He was appointed assistant surgeon in Navy, Dec. 12, 1863, and assigned to temporary service at Navy Yard, Washington, D. C.; in Jan., 1864, was ordered to Key West, Fla., and there assigned to U. S. Steamship "Honduras," of the gulf blockading squadron; early in 1865, transferred to the U. S. Steamer "Nevens," a heavy man of war, doing transport duty West India Squadron; discharged, Aug. 1865. |
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| Charles CHANPNEY, of Amherst, Hillsborough. | Source #1 |
John H. CLARK, of Amherst, Hillsborough. |
Source #1 |
John M. CONTALOW, of Manchester, Hillsborough. |
Source #1 |
| Charles CURRIER, born Wilton; resided Brookline; enlisted May 17, 1864, as ordinary seaman, for one year age 23; served on U. S. S. Ohio and Massachusetts; discharged Aug. 17, 1865; died Brookline. | Source #5 |
| Israel O. DEWEY, Hanover, U. S. N. paymaster | Source #8 |
| Jefferson C. DUNBAR, First Sergeant, enlisted May 13, 1861, age 27; claimed residence Hampton; credited Bradford, MA; enlisted US Navy Reg.: discharged July 13 1867; died Hampton, NH, Dec 4 1900. | Source #3 |
| Peter DOWD, of Manchester, Hillsborough. | Source #1 |
| Nelson D. GOULD, of Amherst, Hillsborough. | Source #1 |
| Michael HARNEY, of Hudson, Hillsborough. | Source #1 |
| James HAYES, of Manchester, Hillsborough. | Source #1 |
| Henry A. FLETCHER, of Amherst, Hillsborough. | Source #1 |
| Mason FOSTER, of Sullivan; son of Ephraim, born in the old Muzzy house, that stood where the parsonage stands, was in the U. S. Navy; served as a landsman on the U. S. Ships, Ohio, Princeton, and Mohican; re-enlisted and served as paymaster's steward on the U. S. S. Newbern. Resided. Pittsfield, Ill. after the war. | Source #4 |
| Morton INGALLS, of Mason, Hillsborough. | Source #1 |
| Walter LEE, of Manchester, Hillsborough. | Source #1 |
| George S. LITTLE, born Salisbury; resided Brookline; enlisted Oct., 1863; as coal heaver age 19; served on U. S. S. Nipsic; discharged Dec. 20, 1864, from U. S. S. Savannah, New York City. | Source #5 |
| Charles MELVILLE, born in England, enlisted Apr. 15, 1862, as an ordinary seaman. He served as James RAMSBOTTOM, on U. S. Gunboats "North Carolina," "Sabine," and "Hartford"; wounded, Aug. 5, 1864, in battle of Mobile Bay; discharged from receiving ship "New York City," Jan. 17,1865, by reason of expiration of service; died, Jan. 5, 1867, at Rochester. | Source #6 |
| John MERRILL, enlisted July 22, 1862, in New York city, for two years as seaman; served on U. S. Steamship "North Carolina"; no further records in the Navy Dept. | Source #6 |
| William MILLER, Private, enlisted Aug 19, 1863 age 23 unit unknown at this time; transferred Navy Reg. UN; discharged Philadelphia, PA. Aug 21 1865; last reported residence Brooklyn, NY. | Source #3 |
| Patrick MORAN, of Amherst, Hillsborough. | Source #1 |
| Rufus Osgood MASON, Surgeon; of Sullivan; a graduate of Dartmouth College, class of 1854; A. M. from same institution; M. D., College of Physicians and Surgeons of New York, N. Y., 1859; appointed acting assistant surgeon in the Navy of the U. S., Oct. 21, 1861; served on the U. S. ship, "Santiago de Cuba"; resigned, Feb. 2, 1864. He became a prominent physician in the city of New York and died there, May 11, 1903. | Source #4 |
| Edward E. PARKER, born Brookline; resided and credited Brookline; enlisted Aug. 20, 1863, for one year as landsman age 21; served on U. S. S. Ohio and Perry; appointed yeoman; discharged Oct. 10, 1864, from receiving ship Princeton at Philadelphia, Pa. | Source #5 |
| George Hamilton PERKINS, Captain | Additions Links Thanks to Peter Bissell |
| Stephen RAND Jr., Hanover; enlisted 1st U. S. Vol. Sharpshooters Aug. 15, 1861; discharged disabled April 13, 1863; vol. officer U. S. N.; appointed acting 3rd Asst. Eng. Dec. 17, 1864; served on Merrimac and Tioga; discharged Aug. 8, 1869; appointed asst. paymaster reg. service Aug. 12, 1869; passed asst. paymaster April 30, 1874; paymaster July 31, 1884-1909; retired rank Rear Admiral 1911; d. July 12, 1915. | Source #8 |
Silas A. RIDDLE, of Bedford, Hillsborough; clerk, US Steamers "Calhoun" and "Carrabossett." |
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| T. J. ROLLINS, Captain, of Bedford, Hillsborough; acting master steamer "Saco." | Source #1 |
| Joel L. SANBORN | Epsom, NH Civil War Soldiers |
| Frank C. SAWYER, Hanover, enlisted March 17, 1863; 2nd class fireman; discharged May 25, 1864; re-enlisted June 12, 1864; 1st class fireman; discharged June 21, 1865. | Source #8 |
| Thomas M. SENTER, of Hudson, Hillsborough; enlisted for two years June 1862, re-enlisted for two years February 27, 1865. | Source #1 |
| James H. SHAW, of Hudson, Hillsborough; enlisted April 19, 1863, and was honorably discharged April 19, 1865. | Source #1 |
| Henry SMITH, Hanover; enlisted Sept. 16, 1861, at New York City for 3 yrs. as seaman; served on U. S. S. "North Carolina," "Augusta" and "Bohio"; discharged June 9, 1862. | Source #8 |
| James SMITH, of Manchester, Hillsborough | Source #1 |
| Patrick SULLIVAN, of Mont Vernon, Hillsborough | Source #1 |
| John SWEENEY, Private; of Pembroke; enlisted and mustered in Co. K 2nd NH, Nov. 16, 1863; transferred to Navy April 30, 1864; served on U. S. ships Calypso and Ft. Jackson; discharged Aug. 7, 1865. | Source #7 |
| James K. THORNTON, Executive Officer | |
| Bryant W. WALLACE, born Brookline; resided and credited Brookline; enlisted Aug. 12, 1862, for one year as a landsman, age 21; served on U. S. S. Ohio, North Carolina, Daylight and Morse; discharged Aug. 14, 1863, from the Morse, last resided Nashua. | Source #5 |
| Joseph W. WALLACE | |
| Edward WILLIAMS of Mont Vernon, Hillsborough | Source #1 |
| George N. WHEELER, of Amherst, Hillsborough | Source #1 |
Josiah G WOODBURY, of Bedford, Hillsborough; A.A. paymaster, killed on board monitor "Catskill" August 19, 1864, by a shot from Fort Wagner, while bombarding Charleston, SC, his remains were brought to Bedford and interred with Masonic honors. |
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Source(s):
The History of Hillsborough, New Hampshire (1885);
History of the Town of Rochester New Hampshire, From 1722-1890 by Franklin McDuffee, A.M. edited and revised by Silvanus Hayward. In two Volumes.-- Vol. I., Manchester, The John B. Clarke Co., Printers. ©1892. Pages 209-215. Transcribed by C. Parziale 7/16/2000
Register of Soldiers and Sailors of New Hampshire 1861-65 (1895): transcribed by Fred Kunchick
A History of the Town of Sullivan, New Hampshire, Vol 1., Rev. Josiah Lafayette Seward, Privately Published, Keene, NH, (1921): transcribed by Fred Kunchick
History of Brookline, Parker, Edward E., Published by the Town, Brookline, NH 1914: transcribed by Fred Kunchick
History of the Town of Bristol, Vol 1. R. W. Musgrove, Bristol, NH 1904. Transcribed by Fred Kunchick
History of Pembroke, New Hampshire Author: Rev. N. F. Carter (1895); transcribed by Fred Kunchick
A History of the Town of Hanover, N.H. Lord, John King, The Dartmouth Press. New Hampshire. 1828. transcribed by Fred Kunchick
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