Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-12-15
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IL BhuutslSf, ~ II, JONh DFuub, N
H. F G Stevens, All, Joseph Martin, X,
IL, NJ Patten, A, !, Joseph Larake, X, 2,
ID Il ellison, @, 4, NJ P Titus, X, !, John
Lyman, Corp l. l. Sanborn, ID, 4, Corp
NJ Reynolds, II, Q, Corp NJ Ingalls,, X,
Il, o Daniels, A, l, + Donahue, A, !,
Corp NJ Warner, !, /, Corp Joseph Court,
right, q, /, Thos Neal, l., l, ID X Hampt-
on, X, /, S ID Davis, II, /, . Snow, G, /,
L Alexander, "a Battery,J W Hilton, G,
., Ephram Downer D, Denis MahOney.
X, 4, r I Chamberlain, q, 4, J q Nc
Leod, g, 4, j L Betters, X, II, Corp X
L Mosher, IL, II, +, w Baldwin, H, l.
Q NJ. Sergt JOHN Garegan, A, II, st.
Johnsbury, captured June %, sent to
Richmond and Andersonyille.
Corp James Tobias, K, IL, Grand Isle
captured June %, at Petersburg and sent
to Richmond, thence to Andersonyille.
Jason Voshurg, II, 9, West Alburg,
captured Feb 3, at Newport, n Q Bar
racks, sent to Wilmington and thence to
Andersonville.
John X Clark, F, 8, Bennington, cap
tured as above.
Patrick McGarVin, H, 9, Jericho, cap.
tured "a above.
ii c Blinn, L, cav. Burlington cap.
tured June II, at Pavilion Station, sent
to Charlottesville, Richmond and Ander-
sonville.
wv Jackson, K, cav Mlddlebury, cap
tured May 10, at Belle Plain and sent
TO Richmond and thence to Anderson
vile.
John Lindsey, K, cav, Lewis COMA
X, cav, John Schmidt, K, e f Sleeper,
II, 2, Sergt Geo Spaulding, C, 4, f NJ
Kibber X, 4, Sumner + Reyes, D, T. s +
Randolph, K, 6, C C Liscomb, K, 6, Corp
R J Fleming A, 6, Corp w Mccoy, K,
IL.
Horace E Rowe, II, 4, Peacham, cap
tured June %, sent to Richmond aud
AndersOnville.
James Ransom, A, IL, captured June
!, at Coal Harbor, sent to Richmond and
Andersonville.
Edward Frazier, l., II, johnson, cap
tured June 49,
Statement of Eugene Alexander of ID
Vermont Battery, captured at jackson,
Miss, August 3, 1868, and sent to Camp
Sumter, at Andersonville, Ga, February
1854. and while there worked in the
grave yard, and reports the following
list of fifty-five Vermont soldiers buried,
giving the registered number OF their
graves and the manner of burying.
which was i'll long trenches, three feet
deep one hundred bodies being buried
in each trench. A pine slab was laid
across the trench directly over each
body and resting on shoulders one foot
high on each side, the earth being then
thrown over them.
The camp was established February
q, 1854 The number OF prisoners there
in July was $4,000, being divided into
100 detachments of 270 men each, and
up to the time he left 1918 had been
buried there, and In August l2z Of the
prisoners died in one day. The men
died from neglect, want Of shelter, and
clothing, and the small amount of poorly
cooked food allowed them, -not being
over one ration per day. The prisoners
about the 1st of October. All who were
able to 60 were sent to Camp Lawton,
near Millen, Ga, on the Augusta rail
road, and to Florence, SC. The officers in
charge of the prisoners at Andersonville
were most of them from Baltimore, Md,
Of the plug Ugly" school.
The following is the list OF Vermont
soldiers bnried at Andersonville
o Seward, c, g. George Whitehall, B,
6, j M 0'Neil, A, 10, A E Jordan, A, II,
NJ W Buttey, A, 6, T r Preston, A, II,
George Brown, B, 10, c R Freeman, H,
9, Fl F, Jones, B, 6, H Fl Bradle, G, 9, D
W Johnson, II, II, F Caswell, B, 9, W
Eastman, C, 10, F E Averill, I,9, B G
Clongh, A, Q, John d olough, T, II,
2 Marion, F 8, A Whitney, D 8, H
Grouse, G 5, II W Phelps, Fl 9, Hail, A
II, A Chester, X II. GO Warren, E 10.
F A Shenner H 4, f G Varnene. Fill,
L d Farnham, A II, SIP Woodward, II
IL, ] W Smith, G s, A Foster, X II ]
A Stone, Hill, J sadderbush, A II, 8 For
rest, | 8, W Bradley, / 8, f Poffins, Is.
8 E Wilder, H II, H saraway, AS, AM
Bacon, g 9, L G Kelsey, FIJI, GE Mer-
son. A II, c Kenesco, IL, P Camire, I.
II, G W Rawson, II, corp. Z HYDE, L
IL, George Day, II IL, W Barton. XII.
A Ward, A II, Trow, Dl7, EWHa-
vens, 9, E BARNES, C 4, II G TAYLOR, L
II, W Darling, FIJI, F Hubbard, I'd
" oaI, Il oIctut, Lu I Dat, v O0n II SlIe,
I'd vt Bat. A Wilson, B, 6.
The following is another list of Yer
mont soldiers buried at Andersoaville,
copied from duplicate of the ticket pin.
ned to the clothing of the men who were
buried, and handed to me by Vermont
soldier at Camp Parole, Annapolis, Md,
g II Nounes, C cav, 3 P Bailey II cav,
James Bucker, NJ cav. Edgar McCrellis,
9 cav, Daniel Adams, 1. cav, F JeslIn, B
,av, F II Bliss, L cav, C NJ Boyd, L cav,
Lapcam, cav, John Humphrey, A cav,
lanes Martin, NJ cav, A Benson, C cav,
i Labonny, N cav, George w Scott. @
:av, s Witt, + cav.
List of deaths at Andersonville. re-
'orted by Vermont soldier, who is at
he Second Division Hospital, Annapolis.
lie was captured with 81 Of his com
any.
Alvin H Cole, II 9, Chas Freeman. Fl
, Heman Phelps, II 8, Warner Hazen, II
, Il W Haven, II 9, Thomas II Pellet,
9.
Sergt. Howard reports the following
eaths at Andersonville
VIM P Fisk, X 4, Chas Flint K4
orp AFRO Stiles, K 4, Sergt Conner, A 4, +