NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES. Gray Nathan H., Andover, drum- Regan Andrew, Boston, tour.ded Ingalls Wm. H., Marblehead mer and taken prisoner at Ball's Bluff Wetherbee Edward D., Rutland Griffith Lucius E., So. Carver Riley James, Roxbury, wounded at Warren Horace M., So. Reading, Harrington Timothy, Boston battle of Ball's Blunt wounded at battle of Bali's Bluff Harwood Ezra (., Georgetown Rush John, North Abington, transEckensteene Libert B., Sweden, Hamilton Samuel, Delaware, de ferred taken prisoner at Ball's Bluff serted; wounded at battle of Smith John W. G., Boston, woundWagoners. Ball's Bluff ed and taken prisoner at Ball's Turnbull Alexander, Roxbury Johnson Arthur, Boston, wounded Bluff Bond E. P. and taken prisoner at Ball's Bluff Stewart Geo., Glasgow, discharged Carter Wm. T., Charlestown Johnson David W., Boston, pro- Stockwell Edward S., Boston, proPrirates. moted to sergeant, taken prisoner moted to corporal wounded at Bridges Henry, Boston, discharged at Ball's Bluff battle of Ball's Bluff Britton Geo., Vermont, taken pris- Kehoe Lawrence, Boston Streeter Uriah J., Vt.. promoted to oner at Ball's Bluff Kelley Cornelius J., Boston corporal: wounded at battle of Brown Francis C. Kelsey John, Vt. Ball's Bluff Carey Andrew, Ireland Leary Cornelius, Boston, wounded Sullivan Michael S., New HampChapman Joseph, Stanford, Vt. and taken prisoner at Ball's Bluff shire, wounded at battle of Ball's Chase Geo. L., Lynn Leonard Jeremiah, Boston Bluft Carpenter C. Francis, Attleboro' Leonard Wm. A., Boston, killed at Swectland Artemas, Vermont Corcoran J., promoted corporal battle Ball's Bluff Somerville James, Boston Thompson Wm., Glasgow, Scot., De Ronde J.D., promoted corporal: McGovern John, Quincy taken prisoner at Ball's Bluff discharged Murphy Michael, Boston, missing Tootell Wm., So. Boston, wounded Doherty Pat'k, Charlestown, wound- since battle of Ball's Bluff at battle of Ball's Bluff ed and taken prisoner at Ball's O'Neil Cornelius, Quincy, wound. Wilson Maurice, Charlestown Bluff ed and taken prisoner at Ball's Joined since the Regiment left Mast. Fenton John, Boston Bluff Bent J. F., So. Carver, wounded at Flemming Thomas, Lawrence, de- Parker H. R., musician, deserted battle of Ball's Bluff serted Gilbert Willard, Brattleboro', Vt. Payberg Charles A. L., Denmark Denahy Timothy, Concord, wound Peirce C. Mason, wounded at battle ed at battle of Ball's Bluff Gleason Edwd. C., W. Millbury of Ball's Bluff Garrity Edward, Concord Goddard Peter, Canada, deserted Rowe Moses, York, Me. McIntire J., Jamaica Plain Company F, Boston.- 20th Reg. COMMISSIONED OFFICERS. Chas. F. CABOT, Boston, promoted to captain, Nov. 10, 1861. 1st Lieut., {Nov. 10, 1861. 2d Lieut., \ CHAS. O. DAY, Boston, discharged Oct. 8, 1861. NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES. McDermott Bernard, Roxbury McClannan John, Roxbury McCarty Wm., Boston, promoted to corporal McMahon James E., Boston Hughes Arthur, Georgetown, pro- McLaughlin Eugene, Boston moted to corporal Manning Thomas, Boston Mitchell Wm., Roxbury Oliver Saml. P., Milford O'Connor Michael, Ireland bury O'Connor Dennis, So. Boston Cummings John, Boston, promoted Kenney Patrick, Boston O'Donovan Jeremiah, Boston to corporal Keefe Peter, Boston Powers John, Boston, promoted to Callahan Jeremiah, Boston King Thomas A., Boston corporal Cain John, Lowell Love Thoinas B., Boston Peddid Patrick, Milford Chine Matthew, Holliston, promot- Lahey Patrick, Milford Quinlan Patrick, Boston ed to corporal Lawler Christopher J., Boston Quigly Frank, Cambridge, promotCassidy Charles, Boston Leonard David, Boston, promoted ed to corporal Carroll James, Georgetown to corporal Ronan John, Cambridge, promoted Curtis Timothy, Boston Letty Robert, Roxbury to sergeant Church S. L., Taunton McGuire Barnard, Franklin, pro- Riley Felix, Winchester Coolidge Michael, Lowell moted to sergeant Rowland Maurice, Roxbury Daily John, Boston McNarland Michael, Boston, pro- Sheu Dennis, Milford Doherty John F., Boston moted to corporal Smith James, Boston Smith John, Boston Sullivan M.'J., Boston Seaver James, Boston Murphy James, Roxbury, promoted Schoeffle John J., Roxbury Farren John, Boston to sergeant, afterwards promoted Spencer James H., Taunton, Felch Sabine A., Boston to 2d lieut. Co. G promoted to sergeant Twiggs Thomas, Ireland Twiggs Joseph, No. Abington Company G, Boston. - 20th Reg. COMMISSIONED OFFICERS. A. W. BECKWITH, Boston, promoted from 1st lieut. Co. K, Oct. 22, 1861. 1st Lieut., HENRY CAPEN, Boston, discharged Oct. 8, 1861. 21 Lieut, {JAMES MURPHY, Roxbury, promoted from sergeant, Co. F, Nov. 8, 1861. . F. MILTONof , Oct. . NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES. Musician. Harlow Reuben, Easton, taken Lovejoy Joseph, Lowell Buguey Geo. A., Boston prisoner at battle of Ball's Bluff Wagoners. McKay Thos. M., Boston Hanley Herbert, New Bedford, Draper Daniel H. McKay John P., Boston, missing killed in Prov. Depot by kick of Kingsley Joseph B., Roxbury since battle Ball's Bluft a horse Tripp J. Q. A Robinson Chas. H., Reading Powers John, taken prisoner at battle of Ball's Bluff Privates. taken prisoner at battle of Ball's Bluff wounds received at Ball's Bluff Barry Edward, Boston, taken pris oner at battle of Ball's Bluff Barry E., deserted Chase Ezra D., New Bedford, ta ken prisoner at battle of Ball's Bluff to corporal prisoner at battle of Ball's Bluff Dolan John, wounded at battle of Ball's Blutt prisoner at battle of Ball's Bluff Griffin John H., Boston, deserted Griffin Lawrence, So. Boston, taken prisoner at battle of Ball's Bluff Good W., Boston, deserted Gilman Edwin G, New Bedford Goodman John, Braintree Hayes James, Boston moted to corporal moted int, prisoner at battle moted to corporal missing since battle Ball's Bluff ing since battle Ball's Bluff battle Ball's Bluff oner at battle of Ball's Bluff Roach Daniel J., Boston, killed at battle Ball's Bluff Shine Dennis, Boston, killed at battle Ball's Bluft Bluff killed at battle Ball's Bluff to corporal wounded at battle of Ball's Bluff Company H, Boston. – 20th Reg. COMMISSIONED OFFICERS. Captain, JOHN C. PUTNAM, Boston, lost his right arm at the battle of Ball's Bluff; but notwithstanding his misfortune, he again took command of his company, Jan. 1862. 1st Lieut., N. P. HALLOWELL, Cambridge, promoted to captain Co. D, Nov. 26, 1861. 2d Lieut., H. H. STURGIS, Boston, promoted 1st lieut. Company F, Nov. 10, 1801. NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES. Donavan Thos., Cambridgeport, McPhee D. McDopald John W., Maine Bluff Flanders Geo. C., New Hampshire Minahan Cornelius, Fitchburg Ames F. W. Foley Daniel, Abington, taken pris- Murray James A., Lynn, promoted Bradley Aaron, Marblehead oner at battle of Ball's Bluff to corporal Burrill Henry C., Lynn Fahey John, Walpole Morrill John W., New Hampshire Pousland Thos. J., Beverly, taken Flynn John, taken prisoner at bat- Newhall Chas. 'O., Maine, taken prisoner, and released tle of Ball's Bluff prisoner at battle of Ball's Bluff Reid Wm. H. R., Nashua, N. H., Folsom Thomas, taken prisoner at Oliver Thomas, Marblehead taken prisoner, and released battle of Ball's Bluff Powers William, Canton, taken White Geo. F., E. Cambridge Folsom H. prisoner at battle of Ball's Blutt, Corporals. Foster Chas. A., taken prisoner at since released Doyle John battle of Ball's Bluff Pevear James K., Haverhill Frazier Joshua, Boston Fairbanks Henry H., Haverhill, Patterson William, Boston Keith F. H., Maine taken prisoner at battle of Ball's Quimby John W., Lynn Warren Win. H., Salem Bluff Ross John E., Cambridge Rich T. P., Bedford Gordon Samuel A., Hallowell, Me. Richards Tolman C., Roxbury, taMusician. Gardner Richard S., Marblehead, ken prisoner at battle of Ball's Stevens John, Topsfield taken prisoner at battle of Ball's Bluff Rumney J. R., Roxbury, taken Armington Josian, Providence, R.I. Hart Timothy, Salem, taken pris- prisoner, and since released Arkinson Alpheus, Marblehend oner at battle of Ball's Bluff Sloeman John C., Roxbury Albright Henry, Pennsylvania, ta- Haley John, Lynn Stearns John H., E. Douglas ken prisoner at battle of Ball's Hathaway Wm. R., Chelsea, died Sline Richard, Lawrence Bluft in the hospital at Poolesville, Snell Joseph, Wareham, taken Alley Jacob H., Lynn, taken pris- Maryland, from the effects of a prisoner at battle of Ball's Bluff oner at battle of Ball's Bluff wound received in the battle of Spicer C. Alley N. Q., Lynn, taken prisoner Ball's Bluff, and a severe cold Tobin James, Cambridgeport at battle of Ball's Bluff taken at the time. He was a gal- Tenny R.P., Newbury port Babcock George, Gloucester lant young man, not quite 18 Wiley Timothy, Lowell Benson Joseph, England years of age. In the battle, he Wilton Edward, Boston Brewer Henry W., Worcester, ta- was shot through the side, and Woodard D., Haverhill, taken pris ken prisoner at battle of Ball's fell, but, with the unconquerable oner at battle of Ball's Bluff Bluft spirit of a hero, loaded his gun Warren Wm. W. Briggs Edward F., Boston and fired several times after being Warren Chas. A., Boston Clark James, Canton, taken pris- thus wounded oner at battle of Bull's Blutf Heath Reuben P., Haverhill Joined after the regiment left Mass. Cofran Smith W., Northfield Ireson Thos. E., Marblehead, pro- Blood N., jr., Boston Cook S. moted to corporal, taken prisoner Devlin A., Lynn Curtis Isaac, Roxbury at battle of Ball's Bluff Early E., Boston Callahan Ches. H., Chelsea Johnson John R., Vermont, pro- Fethergill G., Pittsfield Carroll Geo. H, Lynn moted to sergeant Ford J. C., Abington Corbett John, taken prisoner at bat- Kelty Peter, Cambridge French William, Pittsfield tle of Ball's Bluff Kervick Andrew, Cambridgeport Graham T., Boston Harity John, New Bedford Kershaw S., England Dixon David, Newton Lower Falls, Kennedy Martin, Boston Kirk J., Boston discharged Leonard John, Boston Kniark M., Lynn Duffie William, Topsfield, taken Lynch James F., Boston McKenney R. prisoner at battle of Ball's Bluff Lucas Frederic A., Maine Me Xamara M., Salem Donahoe Cornelius, Lawrence Lew Thomas, Pittsfield, wounded McCafferty N., Marblehead Dwyer John, Boston, killed at battle at battle of Ball's Bluff Smith W.J., Salem Mack Thos. F., Waltham, taken Taunt L., Boston COMMISSIONED OFFICERS. Captain, W. F. BARTLETT, Winthrop. 1st Licut., GEO. N. MACY, Nantucket, promoted captain Company B, Nov. 8, 1801. HENRY L. ABBOTT, Lowell, promoted from 2d lieut., Nov. 8, 1861. 2d Lieut., ARTHUR L. Curtis, Boston, promoted to 1st lieut., Jan. 16, 1862. NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES. Crowley Cornelius, Boston, dis- Rider Geo. F., Wareham Streick Julius, Roxbury, wounded moted to lieut. Co. K Crowell Barzillai, Holmes Hole at battle of Ball's Bluff Alley Leander F., Nantucket Davis A., killed at battle Ball's Seddon James, Fall River, wounded Bogue Edward N., Charlestown Bluff, Oct. 21, 61 at battle of Ball's Bluff Bates Andrew J., Cambridge Davis Benjamin, Sandwich Stackpole Albert. Nantucket, mor- tally wounded: since dead Summerhayes John, Nantucket, Hollis Thomas E., Sandwich, pro- Dunn Lewis, Barrington, R. I., promoted to corporal, founded moted to sergeant taken prisoner at battle of Bull's at battle of Bali's Bluff Hill Wm. F., Randolph Bluff Skinner Edward V., Charlestown, Shaw Geo. N., Cambridgeport Davenport Peleg B., Holmes Hole, taken prisoner at battle of Ball's Whitford Benj. H., Nantucket promoted to corporal Bluff Worth George, Nantucket Greene Edwarel P., Nantucket Worth Geo.G., killed at Ball's Bluff Williams Peter, Roxbury Gammons Orlando N., wounded at Williams Peter Boston Woodward E. L., Sandwich battle of Ball's Bluff Woodward Ezekiel L., Sandwich Musicians. Hill Wm. F., Augusta, Me, killed Wiggins Hugh, East Cambridge Davis Thomas, Sandwich at Ball's Bluff Whitcomb Joseph B., Alexandria, Lanergan Patrick, So. Boston Hunter Jared M., Nantucket N. H. Holmes Albert B., Nantucket, pro- moted to sergeant Joined after the regiment loft Mass. Bean Albert C., Naples, Me. Kelly William P., Nantucket, pro- Arling Alonzo, Strafford, N. H. Bean Ansel, Naples, Me. moted to corporal Brooks Richard prisoner at battle of Ball's Bluff Bailey Samuel H., Windham, NH. Kelly Timothy T., Nantucket Kempton Martin V., Blackstone, Barry James Kimball Francis 0., Bradford taken prisoner at battle of Ball's Dudley Barzillai, Windham, Vt. Pricales. Bluff Fay Horatio L., Southboro' Alexander Edward P., Nantucket Lowell Samuel, Nantucket, taken Furbush Edward B., Lebanon, Me. Baker Charles H., Nantucket, pro- prisoner at battle of Ball's Bluff Fuller Henry A., Needham moted to corporal, and afterwards Luce Benjamin, Edgartown Griffin Thomas, Boston to quartermaster sergeant McKenna Peter Sandwich, killed Goodwin Chas. E., Danvers Barrett Win, H., Nantucket at Ball's Bluff Hyde Vergennes (., Southboro' Barnard Chas. F., Nantucket McCarty Michael, Boston Holbrook Charles, Braintree Low Wm. B., Essex Mc Andrew John, Roxbury, drumBarber Alexander M., Townsend, Murphy Terrence, Sandwich mer Vt.. died of wounds received at Orpins Edward P., Nantucket McNamara Francis O'Connor John Rush Charleg A. prisoner at battle of Ball's Bluff Pratt Geo. C., Nantucket Richardson Cutler A., Read ville. Me. Burrill H.P., Canaan, Me. Pease Benjamin B., Nantucket Standish Char. H., Gt. Barrington Cook Henry P., Nantucket Pierce Chas G., New Bedford, dis- | Sessler Gottlieb Conway Patrick, Nantucket charged Company K, Boston.- 20th Reg. COMMISSIONED OFFICERS. Captain, ALLEN SHEPARD, Boston. 1st Lieut., ALLEN W. BECKWITH, promoted captain, Company G, Oct. 22, 1861. 21 Lieut., SCHLAS. L. TILDEN, JR., Boston, promoted to 1st lieut. Company C, Oct. 9, 1861. HENRY ROPES, Boston, commissioned Nov. 25, 1861. NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES. Donnelly Michael, Rhode Island McQuaid John, Boston Dolan John, So. Boston, deserted O'Hara Patrick, Boston Compass Theodore, Randolph Donnally John, Roxbury Orcutt Geo. H., North Adams, disCampion Patrick J., Boston Dyer Sarnuel H., Boston charged Faunce Hannibal A., Randolph Flanigan Thomas, Boston Pentz David, Boston, discharged Pray Sever, Boston Parker Joseph H., Greenfield Powers , James, Springfield Morton William, Philadelphia Guillow Ransom, Gill, discharged Rhodes Frank, Boston, deserted Musician. Gilmore Thomas, Boston Randall Lyman K., Westfield Graves Edward (., Hingham Goodridge Sidney S., Chelsea Riley John, Chelsea W'aujoner. Gilbert Martin J., Boston, dis- Rogers James, Boston Day Orrin, Boston charged Smith David. Greenfield Greenwood Charles, Westboro' Smith John, Lawrence Sturtevant Edwin D., promoted to Anderson Thomas, So. Andover Hastings George, Deertield corporal Ballard Rufus K , Boston, discharg'd Hamilton Trafton, Greenfield, dis- Sampson Isaac M., W. Brookfield Barnes Norman, Orange charged Sampson Benj. F. W. Brookfield Burk Thomas, Longmeadow Ilaynes Samuel, Greenfield Smith James, Greenfield Blankenburg George, Boston, pro- Hinds John, Boston Slow Sylvester, Hancock moted to corporal Humphrey Charles E., W. Cam- Schneckenburger John, No.Adams Bartlett Chas. W., Boston bridge, promoted to corporal Thorpe Edward, Boston Bryant James W. Dorchester Jones Benjamin, Hinsdale Warren Francis W., Northampton, Bowman Lansford, Lynnfield Kane James, Amherst deserted White Luther, Hyde Park Wentworth Geo, E., Milton White Wallis B. Morton Adams, Philadelphia Whitman Thomas Walker Donald, Boston Murphy Edward, Boston Joined after the regiment lege Mass. Campion Edward J., Boston, pro- Miles Marens, Amherst, promoted Dudley B., Somervi le, musician moted to corporal to corporal Tucker Samuel A., East Boston Twenty-First Regiment. This regiment, recruited at Camp Lincoln, Worcester, is made up of companies from the central and western portions of this Commonwealth. On the 22d of August it left for Annapolis, Md., where it remained some time, having in charge the railroad from that city to the Baltimore and Washington Junction. Colonel Morse has long been prominent as an officer in the State militia. When appointed to the command of the Twenty-First, he was Major-General of the Third Division Massachusetts Volunteer Militia. Lieutenant-Colonel Maggi, of New Bedford. is an Italian by birth, and a thoroughly-educated officer. He served under Col. Wardrop in the Third Regiment, and took part in the destruction of the Norfolk Navy Yard. This regiment was in Burnside's expedition to Roanoke, and there did excellent service against the rebel island. This was the fourth regiment landed in Ashley's Harbor, upon the island, the night of the fourth of February. They made a slight advance immediately upon landing. This regiment proceeded along a road leading diagonally across the island, and when about one quarter of a mile from the shore, fell in with the pickets of the enemy. The approach of the enemy's position was through a swampy wood, with a dense undergrowth, rendering it almost impenetrable. An ordinary cart-road, leading through this wood from the shore to the field-work, a distance of about a mile, was the only mode of communication. The woods in front of the battery had been cut down a distance of three hundred yards, forming an open space to be played on by the rebel guns, about two hundred feet wide. The woods immediately in rear of the work were also cut down, to permit the maneuvering of their own forces. Their battery consisted of an earth-work with three faces, covering the open space before and the woods at each side of the open space, but with a general direction of fire to the front. The guns were mounted in embrasures, and consisted of a fine twentyfour-pounder brass Dahlgren howitzer, a long eighteen-pounder brass field gun of the date of 1834, and a new twelve-pounder brass field-piece. In front of the work is a ditch, eight feet wide and about three feet deep, and filled with water. This earthwork is about thirty-five yards wide, and is erected across the road by which our men must advance. The ground in front of the work is a deep marsh, on which the trees which were felled still lay. The difficult nature of this ground was increased by the pits from which the turf and earth for the field-work had been taken. Branches were strewn over the front of the work, making it difficult to discover it from the wood in front. The defending force consisted of about three hundred men within the breastwork, and about three thousand as a reserve, and deployed as skirmishers on the left of the battery. They relied chiefly for the defence of their flanks on the almost impenetrable nature of the wood on each side. Their entire force, with the exception of the force working the battery, was scattered in front and in the woods on the left as skirmishers. Our army advanced from the bivouac ground of the night previous, where they had spent the night with nothing but thin overcoats to protect them from a cold, driving rain. They had left their knapsacks and blankets on the transports, each man carrying nothing but his haversack, with three days' provisions, and his cartridge-box, with forty rounds of ball cartridge. The 21st Massachusetts led the second column in the advance. This column advanced through the woods upon the enemy's right, doing some sharp fighting with small arms as they advanced." But the rebels soon found their reliance upon the woods of little avail, and abandoned their batteries and took to flight. Three companies of the blst New York first planted the stars and stripes in this battery, and they were soon followed by the Massachusetts 21s:, when Lieutenant-Colonel Maggi planted the white flag of Massachusetts by its side. The men of the 21st followed along the line of retreat of the rebels to the east side of the island. Several rebel boats escaped, but two were compelled to return, when some thirty prisoners were taken, among whom was young Wise, mor:ally wounded. The 21st Massachusetts then advanced to ihe northward, in the direction of a large camp of the rebels, and after a little skirmishing, with three killed and five wounded, the rebels retired, and our men advanced. They were soon met by the rebel ofñcer, bearing a white flag, asking for the terms of a surrender. The reply was, "unconditional,” when they gave up their swords. Field and Staff, 21st Reg. Colonel ...... . ..AUGUSTUS MORSE... .......Leominster. Lieut.-Col. ..ALBERTI C. MAGGI ..New Bedford. Major WILLIAM S. CLARK . Amherst. Surgeon .......CALVIN CUTTER Warren. .West Newbury. .Holden. ...Upton. ..... Quartermaster ..........GEORGE F. THOMPSON .....Worcester. Quartermaster Sergeant..HARRISON A. ROYCE West Newton. Commissary Sergeant.... HARRISON A. MORSE ...... Leominster. Sergeant Major....... .....W. HENRY VALENTINE Worcester. Hospital Steward.. ...JAMES S. GREEN....... ..Fitchburg. Band Master....... .WARREN B, JOHNSON.... ...... Webster. MUSICIANS, Fuller Francis L., Warwick Garner Joseph S., Royalston Hetherington John.jr., Webster Hervey William F., Oxford Holt Carlos, Webster Howe Henry M., Gardner Judi Jacob E., Webster Scott Jesse S., Leicester Waters Loring D., Webster Wade Oliver P. Company A.-21st Reg. COMMIRSIONED OFFICERA. Captain, GEORGE P. HAWKES, Templeton. 1st Lieut., CHARLES W. Davis, Templeton; 2d Lieut., JOHN BROOKS, JR., Templeton. XOX-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES. Orcutt Ansell, Athol Osgood Albert J., Templeton Pierce Harrison S., Templeton Phelps Charles C., Athol Carter George, Athol, promoted to Pelkey Charles A., Dana corporal Parker James C., Athol Lewis John F., Templeton, pro- Doane Roswell L., Phillipston Piper Asa F. V. B.. Templeton moted to sergeant Davis Jonas R., Templeton, pro Reed Edwin R., Orange Green John F., Templeton moted to corporal Rand John E., Athol Ripley Neri F., Athol Fuller Benjamin F., Templeton Ray Edson N., Gardner, wounded Marshall Henry J., Templeton Flint William, Templeton at bottle of Roanoke Island Feb. 8 Sawyer Sereno, Templeton, de- Gould Marcus, Duxbury Ray Dewitt C., Gardner Rogers Samuel N., Sutton Spear David H., Templeton Sawtell George H., Templeton Severance George R., Athol Stevens Lewis, Dana Houghton Aug. E., Winchendon wounded in battle of Roanoke Adams Samuel C., Templeton Hall Samuel P., Oxford, disch'd Island. Promoted to orderly serAyers Branch F., Templeton Hill Samuel A., Athol geant Allen Henry N., Templeton Hale Seth F., Athol Shepardson William A., Athol Blackmer William A, Templeton Jennison George W., Templeton Smith W. T., Templeton Blackmer Charles A., Templeton Johnson William H., Athol Sweet Otis S., Templeton, died on Blodgett William H., Orange Kenney Owen, Athol voyage from Annapolis Barker Albert C., Warwick, deser'd Lamson George H., Templeton Thayer George L., Templeton Bradish George W., Winchendon Mellen William H., Templeton Thibeault John, Templeton Chase Ambrose P., Templeton Marran William, Templeton Upton Augustus, Templeton, proCarruth J. A., Phillipston Mann Reuben, Templeton moted to corporal Cobleigh Charles W., Templeton, Merritt John A., Templeton Wallace John W., Templeton wounded at battle of Roanoke Merritt Uriah, Templeton Ward J. D., Orange Whitney Eleazer S., Templeton Weeks Reuben, Salem, Cummings J. B.. Phillipston Miller James A., Templeton wounded in battle of Roanoke Cummings Charles W., Templeton Mosse Joseph E., Worcester Wilder Charles S., Worcester Chittenden Collins H., Templeton : Moore Otis P., Templeton Weeks Erastus, New Salem COMMISSIONED OFFICERA. Captain, CHARLES F. WALCOTT, Boston. 1st Lieut., WELLS WILLARD, Springfield. 2d Lieut., JAMES W. HOPKINS, Springfield, appointed on signal corps Dec. 28, 1861. NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES. Buck Charles M., Middlefield Gleason Henry B., Manchester, Barker George T., Boston, acting Brison Richard, Boston, promoted Conn. (ted to corporal 2d lieut, rince Dec. 28, 1861 to corporal Goodwin John, Chicopee, promoMcCabe Stephen, Boston Caldwell James, jr., Boston Hannan Joseph, Southbridge, killHayward Asa E., Springfield Cane Jas., New Canaan, wounded ed at battle of Roanoke Island Towne George A., Boston in action Hawkins Loring L., Hatfield Frizzell Charles O., Bernardston Connors Michael, Holyoke Harvey Wm., New Salem, desert'd Hill Albert A., West Troy, X. Y. Hoben Anthony, Springfield Brackett William H., Wilbraham Cooper Charles H., Suffield, Conn. Haworth James, Springfield Miller Charles, Boston Cushing Patrick, Holyoke Hoolihan Michael, Clinton Bryan Peter, Boston Decker William H., Huntington Hubbard George, Clinton, disch'd Stewart John, Springfield Delaney John, Webster (ed in act. Hughes James, Springfield Wetherby Alonzo J., Southwick Dixon Patrick J., Clinton, wound- Kennedy Michael, Chicopee Falls Musicians. Danalry Timothy, Munson Knox Henry A., Longmeadow Hutchinson Merrill, Lynn Dunn John, Springfield Mahoney John, Springfield Emerson Geo. O., Stafford, Conn. Mahar Dennis, Clinton Fairbanks Benj. L., Springfield McCarty John H., Boston McRobbie John, Clinton Manning Daniel, Chicopee Meehan Patrick, Clinton Fletcher George N., Stafford, Conn., McEwen James, Three Rivers Barker George V., Boston promoted to corporal Mixter George W., Springfield Burgess Amasa, jr., Boston Gallagher Daniel, Longmeadow Maloney Patrick, Clinton Mc Donald Edward, Somerville. Bellamy Harvey, Walcottville Goodrich Chas, H., Stafford, Conn wounded in action New |
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