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Sergeants.

NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES.

Blais N. P. A., North Adams Shaftoe William, South Adams Simion Elbridge N., North Adams Jewett Chas. E., South Adams Mailery John W., North Adams Corporals.

Hubbard Geo. S., North Adams, deserted

Wells David W., North Adams Briggs W. E., North Adams Hoffinaster Henry, North Adams Blinn Nathan O., North Adams Hanson George, North Adams Hubbard Chas. H., North Adams Musician.

Joy Edward, Pittsfield

Wagoners.

Knapp Chas. J., North Adams
Pike Chas. N., North Adams
Privates.

Amidon Lewis, No. Adams
Atwood John, No. Adams
Burnap Edward C., No. Adams
Blossom James W., No. Adams
Blossom Henry G., No. Adams
Bolester George, No. Adams, dis-
charged

Briggs George, No. Adams
Brooks Levi W., No. Adams
Brown William H, No. Adams
Canada Philo, No. Adams
Clegg J., No. Adams, deserted
Commesky James, No. Adams
Cotton Simon B., No. Adams
Cole Joseph, No. Adams
Cousens William H., No. Adams
Charles John, No. Adams
Cavanaugh James, No. Adams
Dwyer James, North Adams, de-
serted

Dion Major, No. Adams
Darly Frank W., No. Adams

Fulton Alexander W., No. Adams
Fuller Hiland H. No. Adams
Gage Frederic W., No. Adams, pro-
moted corporal

Galligan Peter, No. Adams
Green Levi, No. Adams
Gaffeny John, No. Adams
Hannigan George

Herman John, No. Adams
Harrington William, No. Adams
Hill S.

Holdridge G.

Hanson George Heoffmaster H.

Hunt Russell F., No. Adams
Hunt Elisha, No. Adams
Hazelett William, No. Adams
Hazelett Jolin, No. Adams
Harris Henry K., No. Adams
Hall Alfred, No. Adams, promoted
to corporal

Harwood Orrin S., No. Adams
Haskins Adelbert A., No. Adams
Hecox Stephen, No. Adams
Kimball Stephen, No. Adams
Jones Charles, No. Adams
Jeffers Charles, No. Adams
Knapp C. I.

Long George, No. Adams
Laraby John, No. Adams
Lamphair Rodolphus, No. Adams,
discharged

Moon John, No. Adams, promoted corporal

Millis Charles H., No. Adams
Mainard E. E., No. Adams
Maginly Thomas, No. Adams
Nichols Charles, No. Adams
O'Leary Jerry, No. Adams
Pike John W., No. Adams
Pike C. N.

Pettit Robert C., No. Adams
Perkins William, No. Adams

Portell Patrick, No. Adams
Perry John, No. Adams
Perry Alexander, No. Adams
Rouse Ashbell W., No. Adams
Roberts Alber', No. Adams
Riley John, No. Adams
Robinson John, No. Adams
Rice Wilson, No. Adams
Savage Richard, No. Adams
Sanford Merritt S., No. Adams
Sheldon Warren, No. Adams
Smith Warren, No. Adams
Slatery William, No. Adams
Sinnot John, No. Adams
Sherman George, No. Adams
Sherman Edward, North Adams,
died

Silkworth Melvin, Pittstown, N.Y. Stillings Newton S., No. Adams, promoted corporal

Towle John, No. Adams

Van Valkenburg Chas. H. A., No. Adams

Wilbur Jerry, No. Adams, disch'd Wilsey B., No. Adams

Wiley Silas, No. Adams

Wiley C. C., No. Adams

Walker John, No. Adams

Walker Francis, No. Adams

Walker Ephraim, No. Adams, deserted

Wells S., No. Adams

Joined since Regiment left Mass. Boyle John, Washington, D. C. Carpenter George, Savoy

Cooper F. A., No. Adams, corporal Ester S., Coleraine

Hasmer J. B., Springfield

Houghtaling C. G., Coleraine
Perry Peter, Boston
Sherman J., Savoy

Williams Samuel, Springfield
Yan Wallace, No. Adams

Company C (Northampton Light Infantry), Northampton.-10th Reg. Organized as an artillery company in 1800, and re-organized in 1854. There are eleven graduates from this company in the present war, who have commissions. Uniforms were furnished by the town. The men were paid $5 each for their time occupied in drill, and those from the neighboring towns had their board paid by their respective towns. The company were presented with Testaments by the Sunday-school children of the town, speeches being made, on the occasion, by Rev. Y. Eddy, of the 1st church, and Rev. E. Hall, of the Edwards church.

2d Lieut.,

COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.

Captain, JOSEPH B. PARSONS, Northampton.

1st Lieut., JAMES H. WETHERELL, Northampton.

FLAVEL SHURTLEFF, Northampton, promoted 1st lieut. Co. A, Dec. 5, 1861.
CHAS. H. BREWSTER, Northampton, promoted from 1st sergt. Dec. 5, 1861.
NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES.

Sergeants.

Brewster Chas. H., Northampton, promoted to 2d lieut. Dec. 5, 1861 Bishop Willard I., Northampton Braman James H., Northampton Day Lewis, Northampton, disch'd Nims John A., Northampton Corporals.

Brown Henry A., Northampton Munyan Alanson E., Northampton, promoted to sergeant

Coburn Joseph P., Williamsburgh
Prentiss Hiram B., Northampton
Whitney Edwin, Haydensville,
promoted to sergeant
Bliss Geo. S., Northampton
Williams Sydney S., Northampton
Hillman Fred. O., Williamsburgh
Musician.

Walker Myron P., Belchertown
Wagoner.

Thayer George L., Northampton

Privates.

Abbott James H., Hatfield
Atwood Charles H., Belchertown
Ball Nelson B., Amherst
Barrows William R., Belchertown,
discharged

Brew Michael, Belchertown
Barrett Benton, Helchertown
Benson Charles, Belchertown
Bigelow Charles H., Northampton
Bois Frank, Northampton
Bullard Wm. H., Northampton
Bardwell Charles L., Hatfield, dis-
charged

Bannerot C. E., Northampton
Burby H. C., Ballston Spa, N. Y.
Clark John P., Conway
Coope Henry W., No. Adams
Clark John C., Hadley

Clark Frederic W., Northampton
Coleman Perry M., Southampton

Cook John H., Northampton
Crow Andrew, North Chester
Daniels Charles H., Northampton
Davis Charles H., Albany, disch'd
Draper Lorenzo, Buckland
Dunaken Charles, So. Amherst
Dunaken Henry A., Hadley
Edwards Charles S., Northampton
Ely William A., Northampton
Endicott Lewis F., Northampton
Felton Samuel, jr., Belchertown,
promoted to corporal
Guyer Henry, Williamsburgh
Goodrich Fred. M.. Williamsburgh
Gordon Thomas, discharged
Graves E. H., Brooklyn, N. Y.,
promoted

Graves Samuel, Sunderland
Himes Ezra, Northampton

Howe Charles F., Readsboro', Vt.
Howe George W.
Howe James R., Ashfield
Hyde Oliver, Belchertown
Howard Henry 1., North Chester
Harris Judson W.. Hatfield
Ives Henry A., Williamsburgh
Jillson Manley, Petham
Jewett J. Howard, Hadley
Johnson Eben M., So. Amherst
James Frank M., Holyoke
Kingsley Wm. M., Northampton
Kingsley P. W., Williamsburgh
Kingsley Calvin B.. Northampton
Kellogg George W., Northampton
Loomis Joshua A., Williamsburgh
Lee Frank M., Buckland

Leach Forace. Belchertown
Manning Augustus A., Goshen
Moody Marcus T., Northampton,
promoted to corporal
Moody Edward F., Northampton
Morton Dwight, Hatfield
Mather William, Northampton

Nally Edward P., Shelburne
Noble Linus P., Northampton
Phillips George C., Fitchburg
Polly George F., Williamsburgh
Parsons Henry W., Northampton,
dead

Prouty Edward F., Northampton, discharged

Putman George L., So. Amherst
Parks Frank C., Monson
Rust Alvin, Northampton
Robbins Reuben N.. Belchertown
Rogers Charles A., Northampton
Shumway David K., Belchertown
Stanley Edward H., Northampton
Strong William L., Northampton
Sheehey Robert, Shelburne Falls
Smith Lathrop, Northampton, dead
Strong George, Belchertown, dis-
charged
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Smith Frank B.. Belchertown, dis-
Thayer Josiah, Amherst
Van Horn Alfred, Hadley
Warner Jonathan D., Hatfield
White Francis M., Hadley
Wells George C., Northampton
Wright Frederic C., Northampton,
promoted

Wiley N. O., Belchertown
Wiley E. F., Belchertown

Willsey Bera M., No. Adams
Warner Horace A., Holyoke

Joined since Regiment left Mass.

Cornwell Norman S., Northampton
Dodge Chos. S., Brimfield
Elmer Levi, Ashfield
Foster Wm. A. P.. Boston
Hartwell Francis E., Conway
Hoxie David E., Northampton
McMillen Michuel, Scotland
Pease Edwin S.. Northampton
Reynolds George, Hadley
Taylor Russell B., Boston

Company D (Pollock Guards), Pittsfield. -10th Reg.

Wm. Pollock, Esq., of Pittsfield, subscribed $1,000 to start the company. The town furnished shoes, board, and barracks, and the ladies of Pittsfield made all the necessary underclothing. They were presented with an American flag by the Pittsfield Woolen Company for rescuing their mill from total loss by fire, in May, 1861. The flag was the one that waved from the belfry of the factory, and was somewhat scorched by the flames.

Sergeants.

COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.

Captain, THOMAS W. CLAPP, Pittsfield.

1st Lieut., CHARLES WHEELER, Dalton.
2d Lieut., GEORGE E. HAGAR, Pittsfield.
NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES.

Corthell Mark H., Lenox
Hubbard Dwight, Pittsfield
Hemenway Haskell S., Pittsfield
Shaw Charles, Cummington
Hand Sherman P., Humboldt
Corporals.

Hibbard Gardner B., Pittsfield, discharged

Roth Clifton L., Hinsdale
Murphy Timothy, Pittsfield
Davis Henry R., Pittsfield
Bailey George, Pittsfield
Smith John W., Pittsfield

Vickary Myom, Steventown, N. Y.
Griffin Nelson H., Steventown,
N. Y.

Musician.

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Callahan Patrick, Cheshire
Campbell ohn, Dalton
Carey John, Pittsfield
Cassidy James, Pittsfield
Clark Stephen, Ashford
Collamore E.

Collis Richard, Boston
Cook Samuel B., Chicopee
Colt Thomas G., Pittsfield
Couzens George W., So. Adams
Crossett Frederic, So. Adams, dis-
charged

Curry James, Hinsdale

Dalton James D., Springfield
Donovan John, Cummington
Dudley Charles, Pittsfield
Duffy Thomas, Pittsfield
Dunbar Charles, Springfield
Emmons Munroe, Hinsdale
Fairchild C., North Lee

Ferris Frederic L.. Dalton, disch'd
Finencan James, Pittsfield
Gardner Edward, Conway
Goodale Charles T., New Ashford
Green Jerry, Pittsfield
Hamill David, Springfield
Heffron Levi, Brattleboro', Vt.
Hemenway Alfred E., Pittsfield
Howard Henry, Northampton
Hines Henry P., Lenox
Hogan Michael S., Hinsdale
Irving William, Pittsfield
Jennie William L., Lenox
Jones John, Pittsfield

Lane William T., Pittsfield
Larkin Thomas D., Pittsfield
Leicutel Joseph, Springfield, de-
serted

Loomis Daniel, Pittsfield

Mullett John S., Pittsfield

Martin John, Pittsfield

Mason Frank, Windsor

Mullett Daniel A., Pittsfield

Mungan Daniel, New Lebanon, de

serted

Murphy Patrick, Greenfield

Newton Edwin, Framingham
Newton Henry D., Pittsfield
Noble Henry, Pittsfield
Packard Charles, Pittsfield
Palmer Charles G., Palmer
Pierce Orlando W., Windsor

Perry Charles W., Lenox

Potter Charles, Greenfield

Randall James M., So. Adams

Reardon Daniel, Pittsfield

Riley Thomas, So. Adams

Ross John H., Pittsfield
Ryan Richard, Pittsfield

Sawyer Lorenzo L., Lakefield, discharged

Shafto William, jr., So. Adams
Shaw James M., Hinsdale
Solan James, Chicopee

Stockbridge Lyman, Pittsfield
Sullivan John O., Becket

Timothy Michael, Northampton

Tyler Daniel W., Dalton

Videtto William H., Pittsfield

Ward John B., N. Sheffield, Conn., deserted

Warner John, Holyoke

Wetherbe James, Pittsfield

Wheeler James W., No. Ashford

Wright Jasper, Rocky Hill, Conn., deserted

Joined since Regiment left Mass.
Bacon Johh W., Pittsfield
Morley Edward, Greenfield
Randall Levi, South Adams

Company E, Springfield. -10th Reg.

Recruited at Springfield in April, 1861, uniforms, board and barracks being furnished by the city of Springfield.

Sergeants.

COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.

Captain, FREDERIC BARTON, Springfield.
1st Lieut., BYRON PORTER, Springfield.
2d Lieut., WALLACE A. PUTNAM, Danvers.
NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES.

Knight Edwin L., Springfield
McFarlane Charies, Ludlow
Squires John E.. South Hadley
Gassner Jaines C., Springfield
Philips Alva C., Springfield
Corporals.

Lontscher Christian, Springfield
Wallace Gideon S., Russell
Prickett Jesse, Wilbraham
Thompson Chas. W., Chicopee
Dobyns Thomas, Chicopee
Tinkham Alfred H., So. Hadley
Clough Edgar, Chicopee
Clark Loring H., Monson
Musicians.

Gaffney John L.. Chicopee
Buell Chas, E., Wilbraham

Wagoner.

Graves Horace W., Conway

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Pelton Albert E., Williamsburgh
Porter Peter, Springfield

Richards Reuben A., Huntington, deserted

Potvin Charles, Springfield

Potter Edward T., Monson

Porter George W., Enfield

Ramsdell Henry L., Springfield, discharged

Rice Newell S., Springfield
Smith Henry, Monson

Skidmore William J., Monson

Shehan Timothy, Springfield

Shene James, Springfield

Spellman Chas. E., Lewisburg, Ct.

Scott James L., Springfield
Squires J. C., South Hadley
Thompson William, Springfield
Thompson Chas. H., Northampton,
discharged

Turner Wm. J., Chester Factories
Talbot George W., Springfield
Templeman John W., Wilbraham
Warrillow William, Chicopee
Warriner Stephen C., Monson, pro-
moted

Welch James, Northampton Wiggins Henry A., Springfield Wiggins Francis H. B.. Springfield Williston John R., Russell, de

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Company F (City Guard), Springfield.—10th Reg.

Old organization formed in 1851. It was first organized by the now Gen. Wyman, of Illinois. He was succeeded by H. C. Lee, now colonel of the 27th Massachusetts volunteers. They volunteered for three months, and were accepted. Enlisted for three years under the present captain, Hosea C. Lombard, of Springfield. The city furnished the jackets shoes, and under-clothing, Chester W. Chapin, the pants. They attended the Prince of Wales reception in Boston, in Sept. 1860, and attracted much attention for their soldierly carriage. They also guarded the United States Armory, at Springfield, in April. company has sent twenty-two commissioned officers to the war.

Sergeants.

COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.

Captain, HOSEA C. LOMBARD, Springfield.
1st Lieut., HIRAM A. KEITH, Springfield.
2d Lieut.. GEO. W. BIGELOy, Springfieldi.

NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES.

Gilmore Homer G., Springfield,
promoted to 24 lieut. Co. I
Crane Henry E., Springfield
Allen Eugene A., Springfield
Hale Geo. D. S. Y., Springfield
Currier John W., jr., Springfield
Corporals.

Eaton L. O., Springfield, promoted
to sergeant

Cooley Orin B., Longmeadow
Green Geo. S., Springfield
Whitney Geo. A., Chicopee, dis-
charged

Ross Levi, Springfield

Pierce Edwin C., Springfield, pro

moted 2d lieut. in 3d Maine Regt. Bartlett Edwin B., Springfield, pro

moted sergeant

Babcock Lucian F., Springfield
Musicians.

Hunt J. C., Longmeadow
Huntington Andrew T., Springfield
Roy Augustus, Chicopee

Privates.

Adams J. C., Chicopee
Adams Henry S., Chicopee
Averill L., Springfield

Boyden Charles O., Chicopee
Bliss Charles, Springfield
Burke Thomas, Springfield
Burbank Jerius H., Sringfield
Brady Benjamin F., Belchertown
Blake Joseph W., Chicopee Falls
Bartlett Abner T., Springfield
Bernard Mark C., Springfield, dead
Clark William H., Springfield
Colton Nathaniel W., Springfield
Coomes Edwin P., Longmeadow

Company G

Coomes Elias, Longmeadow

Cutler Joseph W., West Brookfield,
promoted to corporal

Clark John W., Springfield, dis-
charged

Dresser George N., Springfield
Duncan George H.. Springfield
Day William H., Chicopee
Daily Lewis L., East Cambridge
Damon S. C., Springfield
Ellis Chester S., Springfield
Earle William W., Wales
Ennis Dennis, Chicopee
Goff John B., Chicopee

Gray L. E., North Wilbraham
Gray Henry W., North Wilbraham
Gorman Hugh L.. Springfield, pro-

moted to corporal

Ganeard Thomas H., Chicopee
Grout Austin O., Chicopee
Gilmore William S., Springfield
Gates Emery B., Longmeadow
Hillman Erastus, Springfield
Hendrick Orrin A., Longmeadow,
promoted to corporal

Horr Charles H., Springfield, dis-
charged

Hunt Henry M., Springfield, dead
Hogan Edwin T., Chicopee
Hawes Frank B., Springfield
Hendrick J. H., Chicopee
Jones Henry M., Spencer
Jackson Stephen K., Chicopee
Justin George D., Chicopee
Keyes William D., Springfield
Knapp Horace H., Chicopee
Kenney Morgan W., Springfield
Knight John L., Springfield
Looinis Victor O., Springfield

This

Lathrop Edwin W., Longmeadow
Matthews Wm., Springfield, dis-
charged

Mead George B., Chicopee
Morse Jaines G., Springfield
Moffatt M. H., Chicopee
McAllester Daniel, Chicopee

McGrath L., Chicopee, promoted
to corporal

Noble Wilbur W., Springfield
Newell William S., Springfield
Preston Robert, Dorchester
Porter Alden, Chicopee, dead
Phillips Frank H., Springfield
Putnam Silas L., Springfield
Presbrey Charles H., Chicopee
Regan Williain O., Chicopee
Robertson Lucian, Chicopee
Rogers Henry H., Chicopee
Snow Henry B., Spencer

Shaw Alvin D., Springfield
Sackett Alonzo F., Springfield
Strickland George G., Springfield
Skinner John F., Springfield
Stowe James M., Chicopee
Sawin William J., Chicopee, pro-
moted to assistant surgeon in 3d
Vermont regiment

Shumway Rufus R., Belchertown
Tourtellotte James E., Springfield
Titcomb Wiliam P., Springfield
Ufford Charles D., Holyoke
Wright George E., Springfield
Wilson Edwin C., Springfield
Wheeler Norman F., Springfield,
discharged

Winter William F., Suffield, Conn.
Watson Thomas J., Springfield

(Greenfield Guards), Greenfield.-10th Reg.

Organized in August, 1853. When they enlisted for three years, the town furnished a full uniform throughout for the officers and men. They were presented with $160 by private individuals, before leaving for camp at Springfield.

Sergeants.

COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.

Captain, EDWIN E. DAY, Greenfield.

1st Lieut., GEO. PIERCE, Jr., Greenfield.

2d Lieut., LORENZO L. REMMINGTON, Greenfield.

NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES.

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Bennett George S., Greenfield
Briggs Andrew J., Erving
Burnes Robert, Middlefield
Burnes James, North Becket
Bosquet Philias, Becket
Cheeseman Uriah F., Middlefield
Churchill W. M., Middlefield
Coolidge Edward, Erving
Cheney George F., Spencer
Cook Benjanin O., Amherst
Cannon Henry B., Blandford
Dodge Henderson N, Deerfield
Dickinson Henry, Montague
French Moses C., Montague
Field Albert A., Irving
Gilligan Oscar J., Wilbraham
Green Charles E., Mendon
Gilman Frank, Greenfield
Cowdy Chanery, Greenfield
Garland George, Springfield
Hale Oscar, Gill

Hemenway John, Sunderland
Hall James, Greenfield
Hastings John N., Greenfield
Jewett Alvered A., South Deerfield
Kellogg Alvo S., Greenfield
Keyes Oliver M., South Hadley
Lakeman David, Greenfield, dis-
charged

Lawrence Marallas, Greenfield
Lewis Miles, Montague

Longley Zadariah, Chester, dis-
charged

Megrath Christopher, Greenfield
Meacham William L., Chester
Messenger Edwin, Chester, dis-
charged

Maynard George A., Orange

Miller Robert, Spencer, discharged

Nixon Fred M., Greenfield

Nichols Wilbur, Spencer

Oakes Orange S., Orange

Parker A. B., Coleraine

Packard Lucian N., Erving

Perry Smith, Greenfield

Potter Marshall A,Northfield Farms
Potter Edward F., Erving
Powers N. J., Greenfield

Puffer Abrahamn O., Sunderland,
dead

Rockwood Elisha R., Montague
Ryther Charles W., Greenfield

Ryther William E., Greenfield
Ripley Frank, Montague
Simonds Natlian H., Northfield
Smith William K., Gill

Sawyer Erastus O., Montague
Scott Lewis H., Greenticid
Smith Daniel, Southbridge
Stratton Samuel W., Spencer
Sibley Truman A., Greenfield
Taft Henry F., Greenfield

Todd A. Emerson, South Deerfield Tanner Edgar W., Greenfield Taylor Francis W., Springfield Webster Joseph F.. Montague Wood Edwin E., Roxbury Whitmore George A., Sunderland Wilber James W., Wendell

Wait Marshall W.. Erving Whipple Sheldon R., Greenfield Wright Gayous T., Montague Wheelock George A., Montague Williams Tyler F., Springfield Wilcox Darbie M., Pittsfield

Joined since the Regt. left Mass. Marocott Frank, Greenfield McDonald James, Springfield Scott Dwight, Bernardston Scott Wm. H., Bernardston Williams Amos L., Wendell Wright George, Montague

Company H, Shelburne Falls.- 10th Reg.

Organized January, 1856. Uniforms furnished by the town. Paid for six days' drill, previous to going into camp at Springfield. The towns of Shelburne and Buckland voted $500 each for the benefit of the company. The ladies furnished blankets, &c., and various expenses were paid by private individuals in those places.

Sergeants.

COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.

Captain, OZRO MILLER, Shelburne.

1st Lieut., CHANDLER J. WOODWARD, Buckland.
2d Lieut., BENJ. F. LELAND, Buckland.

Cutler Chas. D., Buckland Nims Silas, Shelburne

NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES.

Streeter William, Shelburne

Field Geo. W., Northfield, disch'd Langstroth James T., Coleraine Corporals.

Carpenter Walter W., Shelburne, pron.oted to sergeant

Vibar Geo. A., Charlemont, pro-
moted to sergeant
Brigham Elijah, jr., Buckland
Woodward Eliphay, Buckland
Daufen Henry, Shelburne
Taylor Horace V., Ashfield
Coleman Josiah, Shelburne
Biglow John W., Spencer

Musicians.

Morton Frederic O., Shelburne Curtis John H., Coleraine, disch'd

Wagoners.

Murphy John, Shelburne

Morton Emory C., Buckland

Privates.

Avery John, Charlemont
Austin John E., Shelburne
Allis John D., Conway

Anger Valentine J., Buckland
Blodget Joseph L., Charlemont
Blackwell Lot M., Shelburne
Bringolf John, Buckland
Bringolf Jacob, Buckland
Briggs Elijah M., Shelburne
Briggs Philney H., Shelburne
Bard Peter, Coleraine

Bemis Wm. H., Williamsburg Bates Alonzo, Conway Bartlett Joseph F., Pelham Bowning Chas. D., Spencer Cone W. F., Conway

Chandler Amariah, Shelburne
Clark Albert B., Hawley
Carter Nelson, Leeds

Dole Chas. B., Shelburne

Doherty Michl D., Buckland, dead
Drake Clement F., Holland
Edwards Lewis R., Charlemont
Eason Timothy W., Coleraine
Fay Elisha W., Shelburne

Fogg Lucian, Spencer

Griebel John, Shelburne
Gragg William, Shelburne

Grover Henry, Guilford, Vt., discharged

Gorman Michael, Holyoke
Hotchkiss C. Douglass, Shelburne
Hill Leander V., Ashfield
Herman John, Buckland
Henry David, Rowe

Harrington Thomas F., Heath

Hastings John G., Spencer, disch'd
Howard Geo. H., Spencer
Haigis Jacob, Shelburne

Hindley Solomon K., Spencer
James Chas. G., Buckland
Johnson Sylvester D., Spencer
Knapp Win. H., Spencer
Lilly Rufus, Ashfield, discharged
Lamb Willard, North Gilford, Vt.
Livermore Lorenzo D., Spencer
Luther Waldo, Spencer

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Lyon Henry P., Spencer, disch'd
Mehan Wm., Buckland, dead
Murphy Michael, Buckland
Morrisey John, Greenfield
Merrill John F., Athol

Monroe Dwight F., Spencer
Midgley Alfred, Spencer
Murphy Thomas, Spencer
Markham Wm., Spencer

Merrill James L., Athol

Nelson James, Buckland
Parsons Henry, Ashfield

Putney Nahum S., Shelburne
Prouty Lucias M., Spencer

Powers Lawson S., Spencer, trans

ferred to regimental band

Riedell Jacob, Buckland

Russell Charles, Springfield

Severance Henry C., Shelburne,

promoted to corporal

Sawer Andrew, Buckland

Stevens Elliott O., Shelburne

Spooner Herman A., Heath

Stratton Geo. F., Coleraine

Stempel Adolph, Shelburne

Snow Leander A., Coleraine

Upton Geo. E., Charlemont, discharged

Utley Henry C., Shelburne Vincent David M., Ashfield, discharged

Wood Otis D.; Hawley

Williams James M., Shelburne

Wilson Geo. W., Shelburne

Warren Alonzo, Conway

Woodward Marcus M., Buckland

Wilson James E., Shelburne

Willis Wm. E., Buckland

Joined since the Rrg. left Mass. Budington Birney, musician, Shelburne Falls

Duncan E. W., Shelburne Falls

Guilford Murray, Ashfield

Howes D. G., Ashfield

Merrill A. C., Shelburne Falls

Putney A. L., Shelburne Fails
Veber Elias, Charlemont

Vincent M. H., Ashfield
Vincent William, Ashfield

Company I, Holyoke.-10th Reg.

In

Recruited in April, 1861, in the towns of Holyoke and West Springfield. The two towns paid each member of the company $10 per month, till June 14, when they went into cainp at Springfield. The towns furnished a complete set of uniforms for officers and men. June the company attended church in West Springfield, and were addressed by the Rev. Mr. Powers, of that church, and, at the same time and place, they were presented with Testaments.

Captain,

COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.

JOHN H. CLIFFORD, Holyoke, discharged Nov. 5, 1861.

JOSEPH K. NEWELL, Springfield, promoted from 1st lieut. Nov. 6, 1861. 1st Lieut., JOSEPH H. BENNETT, West Springfield, promoted from 2d lieut. Nov. 6, 1861. 2d Lieut., HOMER G. GILMORE, Springfield, commissioned Nov. 6, 1861.

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Casey John E., Springfield
Clark Enoch, West Springfield
Decie Chas. H., Holyoke

Dory Geo. W., West Springfield
Daily James N., Holyoke

Decker John A., West Springfield, discharged

Desmond Richmond, West Springfield

Estes Wm. H., Holyoke

Eaton Wm. H., Holyoke, disch'd
Falvey John, Holyoke
Frisbee Cassander, W. Springfield
Flanagan Patrick, W. Springfield,
deserted

Ferry Henry, Easthampton
Hovey Chas. E., Holyoke
Hyde Philip, West Springfield
Henley Michael F.. W. Springfield
Hayes James, So. Hadley Falls
Hargar Geo. S., West Granville
Hartwell Charles L.

Hyde James H., West Springfield,
promoted to corporal
Judd Dwight O., Holyoke

Justin Jas. M., West Springfield

Jones Wm. S., West Springfield
Kelley John H., Holyoke
Kelley Joseph, Holyoke
Knights Henry, West Springfield
Loomis George, West Springfield
Livingston James, Springfield
Newson Wm. M., Boston
Nye David B., Holyoke
Otis Abner D., Holyoke
Page Henry A., Holyoke
Paull Osman B., Holyoke
Peabody Gustavus W., Holyoke
Reed Stephen W., Holyoke
Russell Patrick, Holyoke

Riley David, North Springfield
Sietert Augustine, North Holyoke,
disenarged

Snow John E., South Hadley
Stewart Robert J., Holyoke
Sullivan John, Holyoke
Smith Simeon P., Holyoke

Smith Edward P., Agawam, pro-
moted to corporal

Smith Wm. H., West Springfield
Smith Wm. E., West Springfield,
discharged

Smith Wm. S., Springfield, de-
serted

Shay Peter, Springfield
Sullivan Jerry, Springfield

Sullivan Michael, Springfield, dis-
charged

Shea Daniel D., Holyoke
Squires John C., Springfield, dead
Scott Geo. M., Agawam
Tower Chas. F., Holyoke
Trudeau Napoleon, Springfield
Unger Joseph, West Springfield
Vaille Virgil L., West Springfield
Winn Albert, Chicopee
Walker John R, Holyoke
Willey Leander F., Springfield
Joined since the Regiment left Mass.
Ash Patrick, Holyoke

Atkinson Wm, Holyoke
Atkins Wm., Granville

Edwards Wm. B., W. Springfield
Killroy James, Leverett
Powers R. M., jr., Heath
Stone Charles, Shelburne Falls
Smith Luther, Shelburne Falls
Tobin John, Northampton

Company K, Westfield. - 10th Reg.

Recruited at Westfield, May 1, 1861. The town fitted out the company, and paid them $20 per month till they went into camp with the regiment. They were not encamped at Westfield, but boarded themselves, and had regular daily drill.

Sergeants.

COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.

Captain, LUCIUS B. WALKLEY, Westfield.
1st Lieut., DAVID M. CHASE, Westfield.
2d Lieut., EDWIN T. JOHNSON, Westfield.
NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES.

Gardner Nelson H., Westfield
Evans Moses W., Cambridgeport
Solomon Henry, New York
Plaisted Mark II., Westfield
Prouty Horace E., No. Spencer
Corporals.

Noble Terry S., Westfield
Barden Marshall, Southwick
Freed Hiram, Westfield

Loomis Wm. H., New Haven, Conn.

Swan Adam, Westfield

Jones Henry G., Westfield

Lewis Edward T., Westfield

Moore David M., Spencer

Musicians.

Whittaker John W., Troy, N. Y.
Clark Willis M., Westfield

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Copley Henry 1., Westfield, detail-
ed to Western gunboats
Copley Hiram H., Westfield
Clark George E., Spencer
Chamberlain Silas T., Spencer
Carney Thomas, Spencer, died
Conway Wm., Leicester
Crosby Isaiah, Spencer
Collier Anson I., Spencer
Day Lawrence, Westfield
Deinnen James, Westfield
Fowler J. Sherman, Westfield, de-
tached as brigade teamster
Furrow Henry H., Westfield
Furrow Geo. F., Westfield
Gaylord James H., Westfield

Gaddes Joseph, Westfield

Gorham Horace H., Westfield
Gonzalez Manual, Westfield
Gaynor Thomas H., Ware

Graham John, Ware, detached on
signal service

Griffin Edwin M., Chicopee
Hoch Carl, Westfield
Hubbard John, Westfield

Hunter Alexander W., Westfield
Jerrold Thomas, Westfield
Kalfner Carl, Westfield
Knight Charles, Westfield
Kelley Patrick, Spencer
Lay Wm. G., Westfield

Littlefield John, Westfield, died
Lovett Murray, Amherst
Lyons Thomas, Spencer
Luther Chas H., Troy, N. Y.
Moore Ephraim F., Westfield
Morse Wm. J.. Westfield
Mason Wm., Spencer
Moore Thomas, Spencer

Marsell Andrew, Spencer McClusky Thomas, Spencer, deserted

Neff John, Wilbraham

Newhouse Albert N. C., Westfield
Noble James M., Westfield

Perkins Henry E., Westfield
Peeblee Joseph, Westfield

Prouty H. E., Spencer

Rabson James, Albany, N. Y.
Reed Edward P., Westfield
Rochen Alphons, Westfield
Rowell David M., Spencer
Robinson George, Wilbraham
Sackett Cornelius, Westfield
Smith George D., Westfield
Snow Albert, Westfield, died
Solomon John, New York
Sprague Samuel, Westfield
Stiles Charles H., Westfield

Sargent Theodore, Spencer

Tinkham Joseph, Westfield, promoted to corporal

Trainer John, Westfield

Tyroll Alonzo, Spencer, discharged

Toomey Edmund, Spencer

Woods Rufus, Westfield

Wheeler Homer S., Westfield

Wedge Joseph, Spencer

Worthington John M., Spencer

Young John B. Westfield, promo-
ted to corporal

Joined since the Regiment left Mass.
Bates Stephen

Jones J. W.

Lay J. B.

Smith C. A.

Thompson George W.

Eleventh Regiment.

The booming of the last cannon directed against our gallant little garrison, starving in Fort Sumter, had hardly died away, and the sad intelligence that our glorious flag had been trailed in the dust before an overwhelming horde of traitors flashed over the telegraphic wires, when a little band of patriotic Bostonians, fired with indignation at the fratric dal blow our country-our mother had received from her disloyal sons, were assembled together to take counsel and devise measures to assist in vindicating our national honor in its hour of peril. They resolved to organize a military force without delay, and tender their services to the President for immediate duty. The following

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