Long list of Civil War veterans with multiple regiments
The article records numerous soldiers enlisted in 1861 to 1865 across varied units including the Army of the Potomac and the Regular Army. It notes dates of enlistment and discharge, key battles and roles, injuries, imprisonments, and later assignments or postings, highlighting service breadth and postwar residences.
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Massachusetts Infantry
Massachusetts
United States Service
Mr. Nichols
One Hundred
Army of the Potomac
Ufider
Hooker
South
Devender
Co. G
One Hundredth
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Roundhead Regiment
Sherman
DuPont
Port Royal
Coosaw Ferry
Page
McClellan
Richmond
Newport News Hospital
Ninth
Veteran Reserve Corps
Marvin
Malvern Hill
Canksville
Gaines Mills
Washington
Johnson
New York Veteran Cavalry
Ily
Army of Potomac
Bentolumbus
Ley
James Davids
One Hundred and Eleventh
New York Cavalry
Wight
Sheridan
Kilpatrick
Belle Isle
Mr. Wight
Ira Harris
New York
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Jime
Stephen Ferris
United States Artillery
United States Army
Fort
Dennis Parsons
W. Wilson
One Hundred and Tenth
N.Y
One Hundred and Twelfth
New York Infantry
Wen
Mr. Harker
Chautauqua
Cattaraugus
102Nd
Minnesota Volunteers
Wilson
Pennsylvania Uly
Clark
Cavalry
Columbus
Smith
Seventy-Ninth
Mr. Marks
G. W. West
Sted
First New York Cavalry
Mr. West
Thomas Shannon
Thirty-Seventh
Massachusetts Volunteers
United States Navy
Michigan Infantry
Button
Powell's Scouts
Southwest
St. Petersburg
Pla
Willard Moffet
Alfred H. Olmstead
A. A. Nichols
Oliver Casler
One Hundred and Twentieth
Ohio
Mr. Casler
R. C. Loupe
James B. Page
Charles Brown
James Young
J.T. Barker
C. W. Peterson
Willard Clark
Jason C. Smith
David Marvin
W. A. Burns
Pennsylvania Infantry
William H. Bentley
G. W. Marks
C. R. Powell
Frank H. Button
Marvin Wight