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BRIEF SUMMARY OF HISTORY

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14th REGIMENT, MAINE INFANTRY.

t^emlozvoiised at Augusta, Me., fall of 1861. Mus-
tered into service as a Regiment, Dec. 81, 1801,
Embarked by rail for Boston, en route for Ship
Island, Gulf of Mexico, Feb. 6, 1862 Sailed from
Boston Feb. 8, on sailing ship Xorth America.

Landed at Ship Island March 8, 1802. Eml)arke(l
in May on Ship Premier, for New Orleans. Went
into cam]) at Frerefs Cotton Press, N. O. Removed
to Lafayette S<iuare. Capt. W. D. Chase, Co. D,
detailed to superintend erection of gallows for hang-
ing of Mumford, the rebel who hauled down the
Union flag. Regiment under arms on occasion of
that execution.

Capt. Barnard (and his Co., A,) detailed and
served in command of Provost guard while Kegt.
was in N. O.

Capt. Trask detailed, with 100 men, on expedition
on armed steamer Saxon, to Bayou Plaquemine, to
capture steamer Whiteman; expedition successful.

About 400 men discharged at N. O. for disability,
and others enlisted in their stead, known thereafter
as the New Orleans men ; most excellent men, em-
bracing representatives of all the then modern battle-
fields.

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Early io July, proceeded by steamer Louisiana
Belle to Baton Rouge. When about to embark, a
professional negro hunter appeared with a deed of
Private McRae, of Co. C, (a New Orleans man,)
who fell in the "forefront" at Port Hudson,
claiming him as a slave. (Till then, no one sus-
pected that he had a drop of negro blood in his
veins.) The slave hmiter was induced to make him-
self scarce.

Went into quarters at U. S. barracks, Baton
Rouge; then went into camp at junction of Bayou
Sara and Clinton roads.

Engaged in "Battle of Baton Rouge" Aug. 5, '62;
losing heavily in killed and wounded. Regiment
thanked for its bravery by Gen. Butler, in general
orders. A large number of our wounded were
drowned while en route to New Orleans, soon after
the battle, by the sinking of steam transport " White-
man," in collision with a Federal gun-boat.

At evacuation of Baton Rouge in fall of '62, pro-
ceeded to Carrolton and went into Camp in orange
grove in rear of levee.

Then removed to Camp Lewis, and were, with the
21st Indiana, 4tli Wisconsin and 6th Michigan Regi-
ments, constituted the "Veteran Brigade," Col.
Paine commanding. Made short expedition up the
river to St. James Court House, capturing supplies.

Moved to Camp Williams, an infernal death-trap.
Then went into camp just in rear of Carrolton.
Proceeded by Steamer Algerine to Bonnet Carre
early in '63. In camp there till May. Maintained
outpost at Lake Pontchartrain, commanded by Capt.
Trask, who captured rebel paymaster with upwards
of $20,000 in good money, and a large quantity of
quinine.

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This force made an expedition to Pontchachoula,
which met with a determined resistance, in wliich
the enemy was entirely routed.

Made two expeditions to Amite river, via Doyle's
plantation. Sharp fighting on both occasions. Dur-
ing last of these expeditions, ordered to Port Hudson
ria Baton Rouge. Made forced march to Port
Hudson, reaching there May 22, '63. Engaged in
assaults of May 27 and June 14, and siege opera-
tions at Port Hudson.

During this Siege, a large number of the Regiment,
both officers and privates, volunteered in the assault-
ing column of one thousand men, known as the
" Forlorn Hope," in which Lieut. Col. Bickmore
was in command of one wing. In Aug., '63, marched
to Baton Rouge; went into camp across the bayou
above the town.

Embarked on Steamer North America for Algiers;
transferred there to ship W. T. Wentworth (in tow)
for Sabine Pass, Texas. Returned thence to Algiers
and proceeded by rail to Berwick Bay. Marched
thence via Franklin, New Iberia and Vermillionville
to Opelousas. Marched back to New Iberia, went
into permanent camp ; Regiment re-enlisted there.

Marched thence to Franklin and encamped.
Thence by Steamer Red Chief to Berwick Bay, and
thence by rail to Algiers ; crossed to New Orleans
and prepared for veteran furlough.

During this Teche campaign, Co. G, Capt. Hobbs,
and D, Capt. Wis well, were detailed by General
Orders and served as Head Quarters Guard.

Embarked for New York on steamer Arago; thence
by steamer Katahdin to Fall River, thence by rail to
Augusta, where 30 day furloughs were granted.

Rendezvoused at Augusta at expiration of furlouui
and were tendered a banquet in rotunda of capit.
address made by Gov, Coney.

Proceeded by rail to Portland, and embarked on
Steamer Merrimac in March, '64, for New Orleans.
Went into camp at Carrolton, then proceeded by
steam'r Geo. Peabody to Baton Rouge and encamped.
Next proceeded by steamer Starlight to Morganzia
bend and encamped ; taking part in the erection of
heavy earth- works, as also in expedition to Mount
Adams, Miss.

Ordered to proceed by Steamer Magenta to Algiers,
preparatory to embarking on a secret expedition.

Went into camp at Algiers, and there ex-
changed our Austrian for Springfield rifles. Em-
barked under sealed orders, (four Companies on Str.
T. A. Scott, and six Companies on steamer Tillie;
destination was Fortress Monroe for orders ; then up
James River to Bermuda Hundreds, where we disem-
barked and joined Gen. Butler's forces, upon the
right bank of the James river. Engaged in expedi-
tion to Deep Bottom at time of mine explosion at
Petersburg. Sharp skirmishing all the time; retired
in the night, by orders.

Orders to march by night to Bermuda Hundreds
and embark for Washington to meet Early's forces,
proceeded from Bermuda Hundreds to Washington
by steamer Elcid. Embarked on cars for Frederick,
Md. ; order then countermanded ; proceeded to
Tenallytown and went into camp.

Marched thence (Gen. Grover's Division,) i-la
Leesburg Turnpike and Snicker's Gap to Shenandoah
Valley; forded Shenandoah river just at dark and
effected junction with Gen'l Sheridan in the night

at Berryville. Fell back next day to Charlestown,
and fortified. Army retired to Halltown Pleights,
Grover's Division acting as rear guard, and following
in the night. Intrenched at Halltown.

(While at Charlestown, the 14th was detailed to
guard train to and from Harper's Ferry, then the
hunting ground of Mosby.)

Constant skirmishing at Halltown for several days,
till Early retired. Advanced to Berryville and forti-
fied. Heavy skirmishing for several days, till Early
retired.

Visit of Gen'l Grant, Sept. 17 and 18. At 2 a.m.,
Sept. 19, marched for Winchester and acted our part
there in battle of the 19th (Opequan). Severe loss,
including Lieuts. Jackman of I, and Godwin of H,
killed, and Capts. Hobbs of G, Worster of E, and
Gardner of I severely wounded and permanently
disabled.

Sept. 20, advanced to Fisher's Hill, and engaged in
operations there, ending in routing of Early's forces.
Engaged in close pursuit of Early to Mount Craw-
ford, above Harrisonburg. Retired to Harrisonburg
and encamped for some time. Retired to Cedar
Creek, where w^e encamped and intrenched.

Oct. 19, attacked by Early on our extreme left.
Our Division was under arms before the attack;
fighting was hot, but not well managed. Retreated
five miles. After Sheridan's arrival, re-formed lines
and moved to the attack, routed Early utterly, and re-
occupied our former position. Loss in the 14lh very
hea.vy, more than one-third, including killeil, wound-
ed and prisoners. Among the killed was Lt. Col.
Bickmore, who fell early in the day, Jamonted by
every man iji the Regiment.

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Sept. 20, advanced to Strasburg; then fell back to
Cedar Creek; and in November retired to near Win-
chester and fortified Camp Russell, so-called. At
this place the Regiment was made part of a detached
Brigade and proceeded to Martinsburg, guarding a
supply train. Remained in the defences of Martins-
burg some days, then returned to Camp Russell.
At this place occurred the separation of the re-en-
listed and non re-enlisted men, the latter proceeding
as a Regiment, by order of Gen'l Sheridan, to
Harper's Ferry, where they turned over their arms,
and thence proceeded to Augusta, Me., where they
were finally mustered out. The re-enlisted men
were organized into four companies.

In early spring of '65, proceeded by rail to Balti-
more and embarked by Steamer for Savannah, Ga.,
where they were joined by six companies of recruits
and a fine band, and were re-organized as a full Regi-
ment.

From there marched to Augusta, Ga., and was
there at the time Jeff Davis arrived, a detail of the
Regiment, under command of Lt. Joseph W. Grant,
Co. A, guarding Davis from there to Fortress Mon-
roe. Marched from Augusta to Savannah. Pro-
ceeded by Steamer Resolute to Darien, Ga.

The Regiment returned to Maine in September,
1865, and was mustered out at Augusta, Me., Sept.
23 of that year.

In conclusion, it may belaid that tlie Regiment
was always at the front after it reached tlie Dept, of
the Gulf. Its history is marred by no blot whatever.
Its discipline, obedience and drill were always of the
best. In whatever command serving, it was known
to the commanding general as a regiment always to

be relied upon, and was often detailed for duty such
as only the most reliable troops could be entrusted
with. Its losses were heavy from many causes inci-
dent to the service, including severity of climate
and unfit food in the first year of its service. And
no regiment is better entitled to have its achieve-
ments embalmed in a volume which shall go down
to posterity as a portion of the history of the great
war in which it bore so honorable a part.

ROSTER.

Adams, Enoch
Adams, Alexander
Albee, Samuel
Allen, Grin P.
Allen, Alvin B.
Arris, Chas.
Allen, Wm. A.

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Litchfield, Me.
Boothbay, Me.
Cornville, Me.
So. Berwick Jiinct.,
Bucksport, Me. -^
Green, Me.
Watei-ford, Me.

Me.

Allen, Daniel, 139 Cumberland St., Portland, Me.
Allen, Amos H. Sargentsville, Me.

Allen, James Portland, Me.

Bolan, A. K. 26 Broadway, N. Y. City.
Barnard, Chas. 29 Bellingham St., Chelsea, Mass.

Blodget, Geo.
Bowden, Wilson
Bowden, Edwin J.
Bridges, Arthur
Bruce, James O.
Bruce, Chas. E.
Bither, Wm.
Bean, Thos. A.
Boyd, Simon H.
Brown, Chas. H.
Burgess, Orin
Bradbury, J. F.
Barry, Patrick
Bachelder, Chas.
liovven, A. J.
Braslin, John
Bunker, E. H.
Berry, Eben
liowraan, Franklin
Bosworth, Almerine
Bradfield, Ed

Bucksi)ort, Me.
Castine, Me.
Winterport, Me. --
Batesville or Kendall, Ks.
Eau Claire, Wis.
Eau Claire, Wis.
Unity, Me. - -
Warehara, Iowa.
West Levant, Me.
Lewiston, Me.
Industry, Me.
Hermon, Me.
Bangor, Me.
Montville, Me.
Freedom, Me.
Winterport, Me.
Ashland, Mass.
Stillwater, Me.
Pea Cove, Me.
Cornville, Me.
1st Serg't. Co. E. 13 U. S. I.

Little Rock Banacks, Ark.

Bennett, Isaac
Bailey, Benj. L.
Bowden, T. «.
Brann, H. H.
Billings, Daniel O.
Beathani, Edward
Blair, Marcellus
Bowen, E. A.
Balkani, H. G.
Bangs, Knowles
Buzzell, Warren
Butterfield, J. H.
Bunker, John
Brann, G. W.
Beedy, Aaron
Black well, Chas. E.
Brown, G. W.
Brown, J. W.
Bubar, F. J.
Biokford, Foster
Bennett, N. P.
Buzzell, John
Bateman, L. C.
Baker, Seth
Bridges, Frank W.
Burse, Wm. S.
Berguson, Martin

Cushman, Adna T.
Crooker, ('. W.
Carter, Alfred A.
Clark, Edwin L., 40
Colby, Seth S.
Cliilds, Isaac B.
Cobb, Wni. M.
Cunningham, E.
Crosby, Wilson, 12")
Cook, L. J., 24 Tuft
Church, J. W.
Childes, Stei»hen
Cross, E. F.
Cuivri-. Willard

Center Montville, Me. _
Wiscasset, Me.
W. Washington, Me.
Rowland, Me.
E. Newport, Me.
Kingman, Me.
Gardiner, Me.
Belfast, Me. -
Hyde Park, Mass.
Freedom, Me. -
Cherryfield, Me.
Danforth, Me.
Lewiston, Me.
Sprague's Mills, Me.
Madrid, Me.
Dead wood. Dak.
Easton, Me.
Brockton, Mass.
Blaine, IVJe.
Oakland, Me.
Center Montville, Me.-
Sherman, Me.
No. Searsmont, Me.
Everett, Mass.
Bncksport, Me.
Janesville, Minn.
Verplanck, N. Y.

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Caribou, Me.

No. Abington, Mass.

Vinal Haven, Me.
Congress Ave., Chelsea, Mass.

So. Deer Isle, Me.

Mt. Vernon, Me.

Bangor, Me.

Bangor, Me.
Hammond St., Bangor, Me.
s St., Cambridgeport, Mass.

No. New Portland, Me,

Benton, Me.

Springticld, May^s.

So. Liveniiort', Me.

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Curtis, J. H. Lewiston, Me.

Copeland Lewellen Dexter, Me.

Cram, Geo. T. Chesterville, Me.

Cahoon, Wm. Hallo well. Me.
Chase, Chas. W., Box 295, Chippewa Falls, Wis.
Carter, Benj., 74 York St., Bangor, Me.

Chase, J. A. Biirnham, Me.

Carvill, J. G. Lewiston, Me.

Clark, Samuel Skow^hegan, Me.

Childes, J. B. Mt. Vernon, Me.

Carter, C. P. Center Montville, Me.

Cannon, Henry Skowhegan, Me.

Carver, James No. Leeds, Me.

Choate, Geo. Hall Dale, Montville, Me.
Crowell, J. H., 380 Blake St., Denver, Col.

Crow, Geo. O. No. Berwick, Me.

Chaplain, Spencer Standish, Me.

Cobb, James H. Westbrook, Me.

Clark, Belmont Fairfield, Me.

Chamberlain, E. L. Sidney, Me.

Crane, Geo. D. Ellsworth, Me.

Crockett, Gideon Deer Isle, Me.

Colby, Richard .J. South Deer Isle, Me.

Crockett, Otis G. Rockport, Me.

Candage, Sewell W. Blue Hill, Me.

Chapman, A. J. Bangor, Me.

Carter, A. R. E. Blue Hill, Me.
Chapman, H. C, Bangor House, Bangor, Me.

Costello, Peter " Smith River, Cal.

Dolloff, Warren L. Boothbay, Me.

Danforth, P. W. Freedom, Me.

Durgin, Wm. C. Simpson's Corner, Me.

Dameren, Chas. L., 47 Highland St., Auburn, Me.

Douglass, Andrew S. Madrid, Me.

Dow, Nelson Waite, Me.

Day, Edward Berwick, Me.

Dougherty, Patrick Bangor, Me.

Dill, James P. Mattawamkeag, Me.

Downs, Cyrus Winterport, Me.

Daily, John Vassalboro, Me.

Devine, Anthony Sioux City, Iowa.

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Woburn, Me.
Freedom, Me.
JSpringfield, Me.
So. La Grange, Me.
No. Pittston, Me.
Cherry field. Me.
So. Newfield, Me.
Upton, Me.
, Lewiston, Me.
Ashland, Me.
Sebec, Me.
Portland, Oregon.

Devlin, John

Downer, Wm. G.

Day, John W.

Douglass, A. W.

Davis, A. W.

Dorr, Richard

Doe, H. H.

Douglass, C. L.

Davis, D. S., 71 Blake St.

Duren, E. A.

Dorman. Geo. H.

Dnrgin, C. C.

Dean, Horace, 5 Prospect St., Lawrence, Mass.

Dean, A. J. Gardiner, Me.

Derrell, S. D. Skowhegan, Me.

Downs, Andrew, Mayor, Fayette Co. Penn.

Devine, Patrick, 1710 Morgan St., St. Louis, Mo.

Doubleday, Joel, Soldiers Home, Gd. Rapids, Mich.

Dav, P. B. - Ellsworth, Me.

Doilard, B. O. Brookline, Me.

Edminister, David P. No. Hermon, Me.

Estes, Job P. Fitchburg, Mass.

Elders, James C, 1.50 Central St., Lynn, Mass.
Emerson, Henry K., 170 Chelsea St.,

Charlestown, Mass.

Eddy, W. C.
Eld ridge, Augustus
Emery, Cyrus
Evans, James M.
Edwards, A. K. P.
Eastman, Hiram
Emerson, Geo. O

Evans, Dr. S. A.

Clifton, Me.
Plymouth, Me.
Milo, Me.
Somerville, Me.
Lisbon Centre, Me.
Keene, N. H.
Lower Pacific Mills,

Lawrence, Mass.
Conway, N. H.

Fowler, James N.
Flint, A. L., 14<) W
Felly, James D.
Flood, David .Ir.
Farmer. Wm. P.

W'arren, Me.
Adams St., Chicago, 111.
Searsport, Me.
Norway Lake, Me.
Haley, Me.

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French, Chas. H. H. Kiolnnond, Me.

Freeman, L. G., 14th Street, Bangor, Me.
Foley, John W. Norway, Me.

Fuller, Archelaus Topeka, Kas.

Farnham, Otis C. Brewer, Me.

Farnham, AV. D. Pittsfield, Me.

Frost, Weston Harrison, Me.

Frost, Colby ■ Norway, Me.

Folger, J. W. Augusta, Me.

Foss, Geo. A. E. Sullivan, Me.

Fuller. Chas. A., Cor. Hennipin Ave. and Gth Street,

Minneapolis, Minn
Fisher, Geo. E. Dedham, Me.

Farrar, A. B., Palmasola, Manatee Co., Florida.

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Gardiner, Ira B. Patten, Me. ^

Gordon, C. S., Hawthorn St., Roslindale, Mass.
Gordon, Lewis C, 1420 Washington St.,

Boston, Mass.
Gardner, Wm. H, Brewer, Me.

Gott, James E. Greens Landing, Me.

Grant, Joseph W East Bangor, Me.

Greely, John P. Seattle, Wash.

Getchell, Chas. H. No. Berwick, Me.

George, Wm. A. Rockland, Me.

Goodwin, Merritt East Lowell, Me.

Gray, Erastus II. Dover, Me.

Greenlow, Edmund Deer Isle, Me.

Gardiner, Peleg Swampscott, Mass.

Griffin, Barney, 3 East Cove St., Portland, Me.
Glidden, Barker B. Presque Isle, Me.

Goss, ^y. L. Lowell, Mass.

Greenleaf, H. N., Aliens Mills, Industry, Me.
Garty, James Brewer, Me.

Grover, Joel D. Weld, Me.

Greenwood, Norris S. Mechanic Falls, Me.

Gilbert, Lloyd A. Waterville, Me. fr

Grant, S. W. W. Leeds, Me.

Green, Rev. R. L., Peoples Church, Boston, Mass
Gray, D. H. Prospect, Me.

Grant, E. S. Hudson, Mass. |i

Gardner, Eldridge Presque Isle, Me. h

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Tilraore, R. W., Gary Square, Chelsea, Mas?.
Talasrlier, S. J. Augusta, Me.

lopkins, Dr. Elisha
lobbs, I. Frank
lenderson, Chas. W.
lill, James B.
lenry, Wm.
Tail, James B.
iorr, A. E.
lam il ton, E. M.
Toward, A. H.
larriman, L. S.
liggins, Wra. B.
"ussy, Rodolphus
Tutf, El bridge
latch, Wm. P.
linkley, Ora K,
[arriman, G. W.
[olmes, Edson
[atch, Jolin T.
[iggins, A. K.
[orn, A. L.
[amilton, Thos. B.
[arris, Stephen E.
[arding, Gideon
faycock, J. E.
[adley, O. P.
[ardison, N. G.
[aycock, W. H.
[errick, G. VV.
[arris, S. P.
kinds, W. L.
[olden, David

oseley, John
ieath, Ambrose

emmingway, W. F.

arding, Leroy

amilton, Watson

Searsport, Me.
Lake City, Iowa.
Hodgdon, Me.
Wakefield, X. II.
Deer Isle, Me.
Standish, Me.
Waterford, Me.
Montville. Me.
Deer Isle, Me.
Bucksport. Me.
W. Bowdoin, Me.
Freedom, Me.
Hartland, Me.
Lewiston, Me.
Gardiner, Me.
Bangor, Me.
So. Hingham, Mass.
Union, Me.
St. George, Me.
Weld, Me.
No. Dixmont, Me.
No. Dixmont, Me.
Detroit, Me.
Cherryfield, Me.
Franklin, Me.
Franklin, Me.
Anson, Me.
W. Poland, Me.
No. Dixmont, Me.
Portland, Me.
Otistield, Me.
E. Dixfiold, Me.
Somerville, Me.
Upton, Me.
flartland, Me.
Potter Place, N. 11.

amilton, Ezra, McFarlin's Corner, Montvilh;, Me.
;all, Emory, 4207 Vincennes Ave., Chicago, 111.
iutchins, Eliakim Castine, Me.

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Hopkins, A. C. Auburn, Bay Co., Mich.

Hatton, W. M. Litchfield Plains, Me.

Hilton, John E. Houltbn, Me.

Haskell, Joseph L., Cooperstown, Gregg Co.,

North Dakota.
Harlow, A. D. Bangor, Me.

Holbrook, T. K., Waltham Watch Co.,

Walthara, Mass.

Jones, Thomas
Jackson, Daniel S.
Jenkins, Wm. F.
Jordan, Wilmot P.
Jordan, Henry
Jordan, F. R., 16 Main
Jordan, Floran
Jordan, G. W.
Jordan, J. W.
Johnson, G. W.
Jones, T. P.
Joy, Edward H.
Johonnett, F. W.
Jordon, Alden A.
Judkins, Andrew J.

Kelly, John E.
King, J. A.
Kendall, Wm. F.
Keenan, Thomas S.
Keen, A. H.
Kelly, John
Kelly, C. S.
Knowles, Hiram

Laing, J. K.
Long, M. W.
Libby, J. W.
Lewis, Warren P.
Leighton, Delano
Lowell, John

Bangor, Me.
Auburn, Ale.
Danforth, Me.
Lewiston, Me.
Rum ford, Me.
St., Lewiston, Me.
Buckfield, Me.
Lewiston, Me.
Upton, Me.
Taunton, Mass.
W. VV^ashington, Me.
Bath, Me.
St. Francis, Minn.
Xo. East Harbor, Me.
Belcher, Pope Co., Minn.

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No. Boothbay, Me.
Hinsdale, N. H.
E. Jackson, Me.
S. Gardiner, Me.
So. Abington, Mass.
No. Hermon, Me.
* Harrington, Ale.
Wellington, Me.

East Portland, Oregon.
Harrisburg, Penn.
No. Turner, Me.
Wiscasset, Me.
Dexter, Me.
Hampden, Me.

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Lakeinaii, Clark L.
Leonard, Amos
Lovejoy, Josiali
Ladd, Geo. W.
Lewis, Owen
Lewis, Dexter W,
Lawrence, Marshall
Lewis, Geo. B.
Lord, A. E.
Libby, Setli B.
Lancaster, R. Q.
Lee, C. C.
Lyford, Dr. E. H.
Loud, John H.
Lyon, Jefferson
Leavitt, Chas. P.
Lord, Augustus
Litchfield, E. S.
Litchfield, V. 11.
Lamb, George
Libby, Cyrus
Libby, Chas.
Lang, Wm. S.
Loud, E. A., 67 Monroe

Milliken. Elias
Mason, Pethuel
Morton, L. J.
Maxfield, John T.
^[orse, Irvin
Morse, E. C.
Marden, Edward,
McCorrison, Joseph
Merrill, Addison
Mason, Lewis T.
Moran, James
Murray, John
Meservey, Albert
Miller, A. 8.
Mixer, F. D.
Moore, Daniel
Header, Darius

Troy, Me.
Fairfield, Me.

Augusta, Me.
Wiscasset, Me.

Freedom, Me.
Boothbay, ^le.
Prince St., Boston, Mass.
Perry Depot, X. H.
Howland, Me.
Foxcroft, Me.
Vinal Haven, Me.
Deering Point, Me.
Jefferson, AVis.
Lynn, Mass.
Vienna, ^le.
Lewiston, Me.
Boston, Mass.
Freedom, Me.
Lewiston, ]Me.
E. Bradford, Me.
Houlton, Me.
St., Boston Ilighl'ds, Mass,

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Augusta, Me.
Howland, Me.
Mechanic Falls, Me.
Eads' Falls, Me.
42 Blossom St., Chelsea, Mass.
Upton, Me.
Farbanks' Mills, F'armington, Me.

Bangor, ^le.
Preston Corner,
Howland, Me.
Augusta, Me.

Me.

Searsmont, Me.
Enfield, Me.
Xo. Auburn, Me.
Bangor, Me.
Litchfield, Me.

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Matthews, Geo P.
Harden, Wm, H.
Moore, Asa
Meader, John C.
Morse, Edward J.
Mason, Chas. E.
Morrill, John W.
Maybery, Frank P.
Maxwell, Geo.
McKay,
Morton, J. E.
Merrill, Addison
Millet, Nelson
Merrill, Howard
Mitchell, James
Menon, Chas.
Miles, Dudley, Jr.
McLellan, Thos. C.
McDonald, Joseph
Merrifield, W. E.
Morrill, Addison
Moody, D. W.

Nickerson, F. S.
Niles, C. G.
Noster, Wm.
Noble, F. M.
Nickerson, Geo.-
Nichols, S. W.
Noyes, A. F.
Newcomb, A. S.

Osgood, Wm. F.
Owens, John J.
Orff, Simon
Ordway, Edwin
Oliff, Peter

No. Boothbay, Me.
Maple, Me.
Gardiner, Me.

Farmington Falls, Me.
Rutland, Vt.
. Olamon P. O., Me.
Mechanic Falls, Me.
So. Carthage, Me.
Saco, Me.
Gardiner, Me.
Buckfield, Me.
Wilton, Me.
Chelsea, Me.
Bowdoinham, Me.
Webster, Me.
Oldtown, Me.
Frankfort, Me.
Winterport, Me.
Box 8")4, Bangor, Me.
So. Gardiner, Me.
Eagle Rock, Idaho.

N

Somerville, Mass.
Levant, Me.
Rockland, Me.
Norway, Me.
Kennebunk, Me.
No. Orrington, Me.
Norway, Me.
Glenburn, Me.

o

Bucksport Centre, Me.
La Grange, Me.
Gardiner, Me.
No. Castiae, Me.
Gardiner, Me.

Porter, T. W., 33 School St., Boston, Mass.
Paine, J. O. W., Dunlap, Monroe Co., Kas.
Page, George Independence, Kas.

17

Pitts, Ruel W.

Packard, Christen

Peyton, Joseph
I Pool, Albion
I Pollard, Clias.

Page, Ezekiel
I Perry, F. O.

Penny, Ralph

Page, J. O.

Perkins, VVm. M.

Preble, Alonzo

Pinkhara, Isaac

Preble, H. C.

Pfister, Matthias

Pritchard, Wm. H

Vassalboro, Me.

Newfield, Me.

Shepleigh, Me.

VVaterford, Me.

Winslow, Me.

Waterville, Me.

Madrid, Me.

Centre Montville, Me.

Togus, Me.

Mechanic Falls, Me.

No. Palermo, Me.

Lynn, Mass.

Bath, Me.

Tuscarawas, Ohio.
133 Exchange St., Bangor, Me.
Palmer, James G., Box 423, Skowhegan, Me.
Perry, Ed. A., Boston Herald Office, Boston, Mass.

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Quimby, J. J.
Quint, A. D.

Reed, C. X.
Ross, Frank
Ross, Xelson
Ridlon, Alfred B.
Rogers, Benj.
Rackliff, Amander
Ramsdell, A. S.
Ross, Jesse
Rollins, Chas. H.
Randall, Wm. F.
Robinson, James M.
Russell, L. W.
Randall, E. (i.
Rounds, A. L.
Rice, T. P.
Robbins, Anson
Rolerson, W. S.
Rolerson, B. F.
Reynolds, R.
Rackliff, W. 8.

Oldtown, Me.
Eau Claire, Wis.

Deer Island, Boston Harbor.
Charlestown, Me.
Lynn, Mass.
Franklin Falls, N. H.
So. Newfield, Me.
Unity, Me.
Foxcroft, Me.
Milo, Me.
Bradford, Me.
San Francisco, Cal.
Gardiner, Me
New Sharon, Me.
Bangor, Me.
Mechanic Falls, Me.
Kent's Hill, Me.
Wilton, Me.
Stockton, Cal.

Burnham, Me.
Newbury, Me.

18

Rowell, P.
Rich, Chas. G.
Ranks, John
Rogers, Benj. M.
Rolhns, Wm. O.
Robinson, James
Rollins, Warren S.
Richardson, E. B.
Rankins, David
Robinson, F. TV.
Robinson, Geo. H.
Rowell, Almon
Richardson, Henry
Ross, A. J.

McFarlin Cor., Montville, Me.
Box 478, Hopkins, Mass.
Box 415, Pennacook, X.H.
Maplewood, Me.
Mapleton, Me.
Standish, Me.
Portland, Me.
Winslow, Me.
Bangor, Me.
Goldsborough, Me.

Montville, Me.
Deer Isle, Me.

Sprowl, J. A.
Smith, John S.
Scribner, Daniel
Stow, Xewton E.
Stinson, Philips P.
Spinney, Chas. A.
Shute, Wm. C.
Stillings, Geo. A.
Stewart, John
Smith, Frank
Stevens, Wesley A.
Sylvester, Charles
Sullivan, Bradford
Shea, Michael
Stewart, Nathaniel
Sweetser, H. W.
Smith, Chas. H.
Sampson, W. L.
Seiders, Merrill A.
Simpson, E. P.
Simpson, Wm. H.
Sawyer, D. R.
Stevens, B. F.
Stearns, L. W.
Spear, .John A.
Somers, Wm. M.
Saw^^er, R. O.

Center Montville, Me.

Saginaw, Mich.

Patton, Me.

Mechanic Falls, Me.

East Surry, Me.

Calais, Me.

Port Gamble, Washingtc

Bath, Me.

Houlton, Me.

Woolwich, Me.

Waterford, Me.

Webster, Me.

No. Winteri)ort, Me.

Frankfort, Me.

Montville, ]Me.

Hermon Center, Me.

Alna, Me.

Augusta, ]Mc.

Bath, Me.

So. Framingham, Mass.

Williamsport, Pa.

Lewiston, Me.

E. Dixmont, Me.

Cooper Mills, Me.

Gardiner, Me.

Atkins, ]Me.

So. Gardiner, Me.

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Sands, Win. J.

Foxcroft, Me.

Spraajne, J. B.

Cherrytield, Me. '

Smith, J T.

Brunswick, ]SIe.

Stevens, C. T.

Insane Hospital, So. Boston

Sullivan, J. 0.

So. Wayne, Me.

Spencer, A. L.

St. John, N. B.

Spaulding, A. R.

Clinton, Me.

T

Trask, 0. W.

Atkinson, Me.

Tripp, Daniel W.

Wells Depot, Me.

Teno, Nelson

Kennebunkport, Me.

Taylor, Wm. H.

Webster, Me.

Tobie, J. L.

Mechanic Falls, Me.

Thompson, S. S., 10'

yi Myrtle St., Fitchburg, Mass

Tripp, John C.

Monson, Me.

Townsend, Wm. C,

Dunlap, Morris Co., Kas.

Tabor, Wm. H.

Waterville, Me.

Taylor, Jas. L.

No. Leeds, Me.

Tilton, Fred

Charlestown, Me.

Thompson, A. P.

Gardiner, Me.

Towle, John S.

Gardiner, Me.

Thurlough, Richard

Bethel Hill, Me.

u

Underwood, John M

Saco, Me.

V

Vale, Wm.

Washington, Me.

Vose, Eliot

Frankfort, Me.

Yarney, Washington

Atkinson, Me.

Yerrel'l, Thos.

Poland Empire, Me.

w

Wiswell, J. M.

So. Framingham, Mass.

Ware, Jas. 0.

Rockport, Me.

Wingate, Wm. M.

Dixmont, Me.

Worster, Geo. W.

No. Bangor, Me.

Worster, Stewart D.

Woodfords, xMe.

Worster, L. N., Marketman, Somerville, Mass.

Wright, John

New Orleans, La.

Warren, David T.

So. Deer Isle, Me.

Webster, Geo., 8& 5

Custom House Wharf,

Portland, Me

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Webster, Albert No. Castine, Me.

Whorton, John, Six Mile Falls, Bangor, Me.
St. George, Me.

Warren, Elbridge A.
Webster, Warren A.
Williams, Edward
Weymouth, E. A.
Wallace, Wm.
Witham, E. E.
Webber, Wilson
Wiswell, John B.
Whittam, N.
Wright, Abel
Walker, Benson

Coops Hill, Me.
Kennebunkport, Me.
Portland, Me.
Xew Sharon, Me.
Webster, Me.
Oxford, Me.
Bridge water, Me.
Ellsworth, Me.
Searsport, Me.
Montville. Me.
Belfast, Me.

Wyman, O. C, Mt. Pleasant, Isabella Co., Mich.
Whitney, Geo. G. Hobart, Lake Co., Ind.

Walker, S. H., Brownfield, Oxford Co., Me.

Webb, Chas. H.
Whitney, Marcellus
Walker, Otis
Wheeler, Albert
Ware, Andrew
Wardwell, G. C.
Ward, D. W.
Wharton, A. T.
Williams, Reuel
Whittaker, H. T.
Wilson, Luther

Lowell, Mass.
Freedom, Me.
Belfast, Me.
Boothbay, Me.
Gardiner, Me.
Turner, AJe.
Augusta, Me.
Augusta, Me.
Belgrade Depot, Me.
Franklin, Me.
Cherryfield, Me.

Wilkins, O. A., 78 Central St., Lowell Mass.

Withee, Ambrose E.

E. Vassalboro, Me.

Wyman, Parker

No. Leeds, Me.

Woodworth, C. C.

E. Livermore, Me,

White, Joel

Rumford, Me.

Walker, Howard

Minot Corner, Me.

Waldron, H. F.

Clinton, Me.

Wedgewood, Dr. N. J.

Lewiston, Me.

White, Arthur

Poland Empire, Me.

Y

York, Albert S.

East Dixmont, Me.

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THE FOURTEENTH MAIXE AT PORTLAND.

The Fourteenth Maine Regiment held
their annual meeting at their ohib house at
Long Island, Portland harbor, Aug. 7th.
About lifty attended, and all enjoyed a
sumptuous dinner, after which several
speeches of interesting and sometimes hu-
morous nature were delivered. At the con-
clusion of the dinner all adjourned to the
hall, where the following officers for the en-
suing year were elected :

President, Charles Barnard, Chelsea,
Mass.

► First Vice President, J. W. Porter, Ban-
gor.

Second Vice President, Col. T. W. Porter,
Boston.

Third Vice President, Capt. George Blod-
gett, Bucksport.

Secretary and Treasurer, Gen. Samuel J.
Gallagher,"^ Augusta.

Executive Committee, E. L. Clark, Chel-

! sea, Mass. ; Stuart Worster, Woodfords ;
Joseph W. Grant, Bangor.

Finance Committee, E. H. Lvford, Vinal-
haven; Willard Carver, Livermore ; F. D.

I Mixer, Auburn.

I Drum Major, John Derelin, Auburn.

A general afternoon of a sociable nature
followed with impromptu music, remarks,
etc.

The Fourteenth was mustered into service
Dec. 31, 18G1. Its engagements included the
battle of Baton Rouge, Aug. 5, 1862, at which
the Regiment was thanked by Gen. Butler
for bravery ; two expeditions to Amite river,
the assaults on and siege of Port Hudson,
and many minor engagements in the depart-
ment of the Gulf. It was constantly at the
front and saw three years of hard service.
A history and roster of the Regiment pub-
lished by the Secretary, Willard Carver, in

1 1891, shows that 43 of the survivors then

I lived in Waldo county.

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This roster is not expected to be per-
fect, and can only be made so by the
active co-operation of all members of
the Association, who can give
names and. addresses of comrades Wi
do not appear in the roster^ which has
only been brought to its present degree
of completeness by the expenditure of
time, patient effort and extended cor-
respondence. " ^ '-•'

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