NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES.

Company B, Boston.-13th Reg.

COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.

Captain, JOSEPH S. CARY, Boston.

JOHN G. HOVEY, Boston, promoted to captain Co. E, Jan. 31, 1862.
GEORGE BUSH, Boston, promoted from 24 lieut. Co. A, Jan. 31, 1862.

2d Lieut., AUGUSTUS N. SAMPSON, Boston.

NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES.

Company C, Boston.-13th Reg.

COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.

JOHN KURTZ, Boston, promoted lieut.-col. 23d Reg., Sept. 25, & col. Oct. 23, '61.

Captain, WM. H. JACKSON, Watertown, promoted from 1st licut., Sept. 25, 1851.

1st Lieut., JOHN W. SANDERSON, Westboro', promoted from sergeant, Oct. 16, 1861. 2d Lieut., WALTER H. JUDSON, Chelsea.

Company D, Boston.-13th Reg.

COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.

Captain, AUGUSTINE HARLOW, Boston.

H. HOVEY, Boston, promoted captain Company K, Nov. 6, 1801.
CARY, Boston, promoted 1st lieut. Feb. 7, 1862.

NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES.

Company E, Boston.-13th Reg.

COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.

CHAS. R. M. PRATT, Roxbury, discharged Jan. 30, 1862.

Captain,JOHN G. HOVEY, Boston, promoted from 1st lieut. of Co. B, Jan. 31, 1862. 1st Lieut., JOSEPH COLBURN, Roxbury; 2d Lieut., EDWIN R. FROST, Roxbury.

Lehman George, Roxbury
Lord William M., Roxbury
Lloyd Andrew J., Roxbury
Ley Frank A., Somerville
Moore George E., Chelsea
Macrea Joseph W., Roxbury
Morse Charles E., Boston
Maynard Charles H., Burlington
Montague Richard, jr., Boston
Mann Horace, Roxbury
Macey James, Melrose'
Morse Amos, Dorchester
Mier Charles, Roxbury
McFarland Daniel, Boston
McLauchlan Charles H., Boston
McAlpin A. C., Boston
Newhall Edgar F., Roxbury
Nason David A., Portland
Nicholson John, Boston

Olmstead Montgomery, Roxbury
Orrok George E., Roxbury
Reimbach Henry, Boston

Ryan Daniel, Abington, deserted
Rook William H., Roxbury
Ryan Thomas, Roxbury
Ramsey J. F., Boston
Richardson Henry, Roxbury
Schnell John, Roxbury

Stewart Lucian M., Woburn, de
serted

Stetcher Joseph, Boston
Tyler Charles H., Somerville
Trask Edward F., Roxbury
Winchester Stephen B., Roxbury
White George, Roxbury
Winslow Alden, Roxbury
Wells Alonzo, Roxbury
Walsh Matthew R., Roxbury
Waldron Bartlett C.. Roxbury

Recruits enlisted Oct. 21, 1861.
Langley Samuel A., Roxbury
Levins Morris, Boston
Voigt Hermann, Boston

Company F, Marlborough. - 13th Reg.

COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.

Captain, HENRY WHITCOMB, Boston.

1st Lieut., ABEL H. POPE, Marlborough ; 2d Lieut., CHAS. F. MORSE, Marlborough.

Sergeants.

NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES.

Carter Calvin H., Marlboro'

Pierce Enoch C., Boston
Ross Donald, Marlboro'
Gibson James, Boston

Exiey Henry, Marlboro'

Corporals.

Welsh Edwin N., Marlboro'
Belser James H., Marlboro'
Exley J. M., Marlboro'

Bridgewater George N., Marlboro'
Gay Almer H., Sudbury
Woodbury Zoheth B., Marlboro'
Stone James L., Marlboro'
Haynes Samuel M., Boston
Privates.

Atkinson George A., Marlboro'
Bailey George H., Marlboro'
Barnard Edward, Berlin
Barnes William B., Marlboro'
Barron William D., Boston
Battles Henry F., Sudbury
Bennett Charles S., Marlboro'
Belser John, Marlboro'
Brigham William F., Marlboro'
Brigham Charles L., Marlboro'
Brigham Sidney A., Marlboro'
Brigham Henry J., Marlboro'
Brown Cyrus II., Marlboro'
Brown Francis H., Sudbury
Bigelow Daniel R., Marlboro'
Coolidge Ledra A., Marlboro'
Coolidge Silas A., Marlboro'
Collins Luke, Marlboro'
Choate Ezekiel W., Boston

Cross George W., Marlboro', de-
serted

Crosby George L., Marlboro'

Dickey George T., Sudbury
Duley George F., Holliston
Fay John S., Marlboro'
Fuller Samuel E., Berlin
Gill Austin, Berlin
Garfield Samuel H., Sudbury
Hastings Abel B., Marlboro'
Haynes Charles E., Sudbury
Harris Granville H., Marlboro'
Hartford Simeon F., Mariboro'
Harper Augustus, Berlin
Hartwell George E., Marlboro'
Howe J. H., Marlboro'
Howe William P., Marlboro'
Howe Charles A., Berlin
Holder Charles E., Marlboro'
Haskell Seth G., Marlboro'
Hunt Samuel E., Marlboro'
Johnson John N. P., Berlin
Johnson Mortimer, Sudbury
Jones George W., Sudbury
Jones Frank, Marlboro'
Johnson Hollis L., Berlin
Kemmens Francis M., Bolton
Lathrop Washington I., Marlboro'
Marr Dennis, Marlboro'
Maynard Jonathan A., Marlboro'
Mason George H., Marlboro'
Mann Jonathan P., Marlboro'
Moore John H., Sudbury
McCarron James, Marlboro'

Manson George F., Marlboro'
Mann Andrew J., Marlboro'
Metcalf Hartly G., Berlin
Morse Jedekiah, Marlboro'
Merrill Sewell H., Marlboro
Morse Frederick H., Marlboro'
Mead George F., Boston
Nicholas Rolla, Bolton
Nowell Harry F., Cambridge
Newhall William A., Marlboro
Oddy Francis J., Marlboro'
Perkins Charles E., Marlboro'
Prouty Elphonzo W., Marlboro'
Rice Wilbur H., Mariboro'
Roberts Lewis, Marlboro'
Roundy Charles H., Berlin
Rathburn Thomas F., Berlin
Rich Elliot A., Berlin

Russell Francis B., Berlin, dis-
charged

Sawtell Joseph M., Berlin
Swift George L., Stowe
Shepard Joseph E., Weymouth
Stone Moses E., Marlboro'
Smith Spencer, Sudbury
Smith Charles S., Marlboro'
Smith George T., Wayland
Trow John A., Stow

Vaughn Samuel, Reading

Walcott Augustine G., Marlboro'

Wheeler Nathan R., Marlboro'

Wood Eli H., Marlboro'

Willis George S., Sudbury
Wilson George, Marlboro

Company G (Grey Eagles), Stoneham.-13th Reg.

Early in the struggle, the citizens of Stoneham took measures for raising a company, and on the 17th of April a company had been formed and recruited to its full number. J. P. Gould was chosen to the captaincy, which he retained till the departure of the regiment to the seat of war, when, being promoted to the rank of major of the regiment, Capt. Fiske was commissioned in his place. Although the company was ready thus early, such was the eagerness of the people to spring to their country's defence, that the different companies could not be accepted as fast as they were offered, and it was not till the last of July that this company was ordered into service. During the time that it was waiting to join some regiment the town liberally contributed to its support, appropriating nearly $4,000 for that purpose. A uniform was also presented to each of the men, at a cost of $12, and a full set of equipments to each of the officers, by the citizens. In July, orders having been received to report at Fort Independence, they left the town, to join the 13th Regiment, nearly three hundred of the citizens volunteering as an escort.

COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.

Captain, EBEN W. FISKE, Stoncham.

1st Lieut., LORING S. RICHARDSON, Boston; 2d Lieut., JOHN H. FOLEY, Stoneham

Hilton J. M., Stoneham
Howard H., Stonehamn

Jones William H., Stoneham, pro-
moted drum major
Jones L., Stoneham
Jones David L., Boston
King J. W., Stoneham
King Robert, Stoneham
La Clair J. E., Stoneham
Lewis E. A., Stoneham
Lang C. H., Stoneham
Luffer H. H., Stoneham
Morse G. T., Woburn
Martin L., Stoneham
McGrady E., Stoneham
Maguire Charles, Stoneham
Matthews Michael, Stoneham
Noble J. W., jr., Stoneham
Nolan Peter, Stoneham
Noyes John, jr., Stoneham

Nash C. L., Stonehamn, transferred
to Co. E.

Osgood G. W., Stoneham

Perkins J. O., Stoneham

Prentiss Samuel, Stoneham, pro-
moted fife major

Porter Huntington, Stoneham
Parker G. H., Reading
Parker T. A., Reading
Pratt W. K., Reading
Pratt C. S., Reading
Smith U. H., Stoneham
Smith E., Stoneham
Spencer J. W., Stoneham
Spear E. W., Stoneham
Somes G. G., Reading
Thurston F. A.

Thayer H. S., Stoneham
Trow William H., Stoneham
Wheeler T. E., Stoneham
Whittier C. A., Stoneham
Wyman A., Stoneham
Weston C. II., Stoneham
Ward William, Stoneham
Williams L. T., Stoneham
Whitehouse Edgar, Stoneham
Washburn J. D., Stoneham
Wheeler J. B. Stoneham

Company H (Mechanic Riflemen), Natick.-13th Reg.

This company was organized in 1860. Great enthusiam was manifested when the company took their departure from the town. Flags were displayed in great profusion, and the citizens turned out en masse to cheer, and bid them a long and perhaps a final adieu. The members of the different engine companies escorted them to this city, while the Natick Brass Band furnished excellent music for the occasion. Before the company left, the town, at an expense of $1300, provided each member with a good uniform and a rubber blanket, and each of the musicians with a Colt's revolver.

COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.

Captain, WILLIAM L. CLARK, Dorchester.

1st Lieut., PERRY D. CHAMBERLAIN, Natick, discharged Feb. 6, 1862.
2d Lieut., FRANCIS JENKS, Natick.

Sergeants.

NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES.

Brown William H., Natick
Randall I. B. S., Natick

Morse Oscar F., Natick

Dutton Dana F., Sudbury, desert

ed

Davis Edson C., Natick
Duley C. E., Sudbury
Dunton Prince A., Natick
Drury Charles H., Natick
Drew Nicholas B., Natick
Favour Luther F., Natick
Fairbanks E. L., Sudbury
Fisk David F., Nutick
Fretts William H., Natick
Frost Sylvester, Natick
Gale George W., Natick
Gage William H., Natick
Gage Joseph A., Pelham, N. H.
Gerrold Charles E., Natick
Gilman S. W., Natick
Gould Zibeon H., Natick
Greenwood Alfred, jr., Natick
Hall Adna P., Natick
Hayes Ephraim, Natick
Hayes Sylvester A., Natick
Haynes L. A., Sudbury
Hobbs William J., Natick
Kemp George V., Natick
Kittredge P. C., Natick
Keating Charles W., Natick
Locke Fred J., Natick
Merrill Joseph O., Natick

Mann John W., Natick

Morse William, Natick

McClutchins John R., Natick

McCutchins Thomas, Natick, pro-
moted to corporal

McLain Edward, Natick

Moulton John L., Natick

Morse Newton, Natick
Moore H. F., Sudbury
Norris Wilbur F.
Pingrey Proctor, Sudbury
Pope H. F., Natick

Pope I. B., Natick

Pease William H., Natick

Proctor A., Natick

Pray H. A., Natick, discharged

Reed Daniel E., Natick, promoted to corporal

Rockwood George E., Natick

Richardson O. D., Natick, disch'd

Severence A. J., Natick

Smith George W., Natick

Smith James N., Natick
Stone George D., Natick

Stone J. E., Natick, promoted to
corporal

Stringer William, Natick
Searle J.J., Natick
Snow C. E., Natick

Snow George W., Natick
Towne Samuel, Natick

Warren Asa J., Natick

Whitney Harlen H., Natick

Wentworth Myrick A., Natick

Wheeler Lloyd B., Natick

Wheeler Samuel W., Natick

Whitney Frank H., Natick

Whitney George B., Natick
Woodbury G. W., Natick
Woodbury J. B., Natick

Company I, Marlborough.-13th Reg.

COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.

Captain, ROBERT C. H. SHRIBER, Boston.

1st Lieut., MOSES P. PALMER, Marlborough; 2d Lieut., DAVID L. BROWN, Marlborough.

Fernald Charles H.. Boston
Flynn Peter, Marlboro'
Farquharson William P., South
Boston

Goodwin Elery E., Marlboro'
Goodnow Theodore H., Marlboro'
Gentner Gerhart, Marlboro', de-
serted

Hastings Frank W., Marlboro'
Holmes Albert F., Hyannis
Howard Davis P., Hyannis,

Holyoke Henry A., Marlboro'

Holyoke Eugene J., Marlboro'
Howe Rufus, Marlboro'
Howe Cranston, Marlboro'
Jackson Albion L.. South Boston
Klenert John F., Marlboro'
Kirby John W., No. Cambridge
Kittridge Lewis, died Nov. 23, at
Baltimore Hospital

Love Charles T., Princeton
Lorey Henry, Boston

Morrill Amos C., Marlboro'
Murphy Michael, Marlboro'
McGilvary Alexander, Antigonish,
N. S.

Mosher Charles W., Marlboro'
Mosher Edward H., West Aburgh,
N. Y.

Moore George H., Southboro'
Moore Charles B., Southboro'
Mahan Theodore L., Marlboro'
Newton Osceola V., Marlboro'
Parker Lysander P., Marlboro'
Parker Benjamin W. Boylston
Parker Silvanus H., Marlboro'
Parker Lowell P., Southboro'
Peirce John M., Marlboro', wound-
ed accidentally Sept. 13th
Rice Moses P., Marlboro'
Rose John F., Marlboro'
Ryan James, Marlboro'
Russell Benj. F., Marlboro'
Russell John M., Marlboro'

Stowe Francis H., Southboro
Scott Charles, Southboro'
Stone Charles, Shelbourne
Shepherd Frederick M., discharged
Stetson Warren I., Mariboro'
Sullivan James, Marlboro'
Spencer John L., Melone, killed in
action near Harper's Ferry, Sept.
15, 1861

Stone Josiah, Boston

Shute William A., Marlboro'
Smith Algernon S., Marlboro'
Sargent Samuel, Boston
Smith Henry, Marlboro'
Tuckey George H., Buttemutts
Tompson Thomas

Whittier Benjamin J., Marlboro'
Wright John F., Marlboro'
Wight William H., Marlboro'
Weeks William M., Marlboro'
Winters Thomas B.
Washburn George F.

Company K (Westboro' Rifles), Westboro'.-13th Reg.

Organized April 27, 1861, as Massachusetts Volunteer Militia, under the call for three months' troops, and when the order was received to accept none but volunteers for three years or the war, the company immediately voted to serve for that period. After waiting impatiently for orders nearly three months, and being, at the end of this time, on the point o fdisbanding, they were at last attached (June 29) to the 13th Regiment.

The towns of Westboro', Southboro', Shrewsbury, and Upton, to which places the greater part of the members belong, furnished them with uniforms, fatigue suits, havefocks, toilet materials, &c., &c., and paid to each member three dollars per week from the time they were first organized until they were mustered into the United States service, with ten dollars additional to each member on the day they left home.

There were seven men in this company from the town of Hopkinton, but that town declining to uniform or aid them, they were uniformed by the town of Westboro'. The captain and lieutenants also were furnished with swords and all other necessary equipments by the town of Westboro'. On the 28th of June a bountiful collation was furnished for the company, by the citizens at the Town Hall, under the direction of the military committee The hall was decorated with flags and portraits of officers who were in the Revolutionary War, among which was one of Col. Thomas Marshall (by Copley), who was at that time in command of Fort Independence, on Castle Island. Addresses were made by gentlemen of Westboro' and the adjoining towns, and the occasion was a very pleasant and memorable

one.

The first commander, Capt. Blackmer, who was formerly pastor of the Methodist Church in Westboro', resigned his commission, Oct. 17, while the company was stationed at Harper's Ferry, Md., and its present commander, Capt. Hovey, was appointed Nov. 6, having previously held commission as 1st lieut. Company D.

Capt. Hovey has had many years' experience in our State militia, having formerly been a member of the "Boston Light Infantry," and afterward a lieutenant in the " Lowell Mechanic Phalanx.” From all the accounts which we have received of him, we are fully persuaded that no better man commands a company in the volunteer service.

Captain,

COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.

WILLIAM P. BLACKMER, Westboro', discharged Nov. 5, 1861.

CHAS. H. HOVEY, Boston, promoted from 1st lieut. Co. D, Nov. 6, 1861. 1st Lieut., Wm. B. BACON, Worcester; 2d Lieut., CHAS. B. Fox, Dorchester.

Sergeants.

NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND

Cutting James H., Shrewsbury
Crosby Robert, Southboro'
Chamberlain A. E., East South-
boro'

PRIVATES.

Chamberlain Dexter A., Southboro'
Cleary Patrick H., Southboro'
Comstock Charles W., Upton
Copeland John, Westboro'
Copeland Thomas, Westboro'
Crowley John H., Westboro'
Cushman William W., Westboro'
Davenport Melvin A., Framingham
Day Warren W., Southboro'
Douglass George R., Westboro'
Drayton Charles, Westboro'
Dockham Edwin C., Southboro'
Eaton Thomas B., Shrewsbury
Emery George F., Westboro'
Fay Charles M., Westboro'
Fairbanks Hollis H., Westboro'
Fairbanks Joseph H., Westboro'
Fly John, Westboro'

Forbush William H., Westboro'
Fairbanks Henry A., Westboro'
Gates George H.. Southboro'
Gassett William H., Hopkinton
Gassett Thomas R., Hopkinton
Glidden John, Westboro'
Gould Frank A., Southboro'
Harrington Frank A., Westboro'
Haskell Lyman, Westboro'
Haradon George C., Westboro',
died Dec. 22d, 1861
Johnson John H., Upton
Jones William, Lowell

Jones Lyman A., Southboro'

Lackey John, Westboro'

Lee Edward, Westboro'
Lovell Alden, Westboro'
Lynch Michael, Westboro'
Martin Joseph, Southboro'
Nelson Dexter C., Shrewsbury
Onthank Dexter D., Southboro'
O'Laughlin Michael, Shrewsbury
Parker Gardner R., Southboro'
Plummer John D., Upton
Robbins Chandler, Westboro'
Rawson William, Upton
Ross Harvey C., Westboro'
Rice Arthur T., Framingham
Sargent Amos P., Southboro'
Sprague George E., Shrewsbury
Stearns Austin C., Hopkinton
Slattery James, Westboro'
Smith Edwin, Kendall's Mills, Me..
wounded while on Maryland
Heights, near Harper's Ferry,
Aug. 24, 1861, by two musket
balls, one going through his
shoulder and the other through

his wrist

Stearns J., Hopkinton
Stevens Warren H., Southboro'
Trask Charles A., Southboro'
Warren Daniel S., Hopkinton
Warren Stephen, Westboro'
Walker Melvin H., Westboro'
Wheeler Willard, Hopkinton
Willson Frank P., Shrewsbury
Willson William H., Shrewsbury
Williams Warren W., Southboro
Wellington Charles H., Upton
Williams Charles H., Westboro',
transferred to regimental band