. The Ninth New York heavy artillery. A history of its organization, services in the defenses of Washington, marches, camps, battles, and muster-out ... and a complete roster of the regiment . ; Aug. 22, 62, Galen; Sept. 8; Corp., April 22, 64; Sergt., Dec. 30, 64; M. O., July 6, 65. Wilkins, William, 20; Dec. 30, 63, Pompey; Dec. 30; k. July 9, 64, , Jacob N., 41; Sept. 2, 64, Wolcott; Sept. 2, 1 year; M. O., July 6, , Samuel, 38; Sept. 5, 64, Seneca Falls; Sept. 5, 1 vear; M. O., July 6, , Nelson, 40; Sept. 7, 64, Malone; Sept. 7, 1 vear; M. O., July 6, 65
. The Ninth New York heavy artillery. A history of its organization, services in the defenses of Washington, marches, camps, battles, and muster-out ... and a complete roster of the regiment . ; Aug. 22, 62, Galen; Sept. 8; Corp., April 22, 64; Sergt., Dec. 30, 64; M. O., July 6, 65. Wilkins, William, 20; Dec. 30, 63, Pompey; Dec. 30; k. July 9, 64, , Jacob N., 41; Sept. 2, 64, Wolcott; Sept. 2, 1 year; M. O., July 6, , Samuel, 38; Sept. 5, 64, Seneca Falls; Sept. 5, 1 vear; M. O., July 6, , Nelson, 40; Sept. 7, 64, Malone; Sept. 7, 1 vear; M. O., July 6, , Daniel, 21; Aug. 10, 62, Savannah; Sept. 8; dis. June 15, 65, , David, 27; Dec. 19, 63, Savannah; Dec. 28; dis. June 1 5, 65, , George L., 22; Jan. 2, 64, Volnev; Jan. 4; d. Dec. 26, 64, City Point, , Martin, 24; Jan. 4, 64, Volnev; Jan. 4; dis. May 18, 65, , Philander, 33; Aug. 22, 62, Savannah; Sept. 8: wd. July 9, 64, Monocacy; dis. May 30, , Edmund, 18; Aug. 20, 62, Lyons; Sept. 8; Corp., Feb. 23, 64; Sergt., Oct. 30, 64; promoted 2d Lieut. Young, Henry, 26; Aug. 14, 62, Galen; Sept. 8; deserted , CAPTAIN HUGH I. COMPANY I. 549 COMPANY I. More than any other one, I would be known as the Auburncompany. Upon the muster-in roll may be found two or threenames from Sennett, eleven from Owasco, and the remainderare from the city. Captain Hughes gave the ball a start, andLieutenants Howard and Freeoff helped it along. The earliest enlistment recorded is that of Clarence Horton,July 10th, followed on the 11th by that of William Cook, bothof Auburn. A few more were enrolled in July, but the majoritycame in August, a very few coming in after the beginning ofSeptember. CAPTAINS. Hugh Hughes, 44; Aug. 25, 62, Auburn; Sept. 8; rank from Aug. 25; dis. Nov. 12, R. Freeoff, from 1st Lieut., March 1, 65; rank from Nov. 14; dis. May 15, 65. FIRST LIEUTENANTS. Orson, Howard, 24; Aug.
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