Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-10
ListOf Arrivals and Changes of Paroled Prs
oners at Annapolis ND, Since Last Re
port.
al rIRsr plYIsI0N nosrmAL

AT FIRST DIVISION HOSPITAL.
Received from savannah Doc. l-SeIgt Oliver
Fadden Isle Ll Mott, II X, chronic diarrhel
John Dana, st. Johnsbury, l. a, chronic diarr-
hea Thos I Barker Concord, / A., chrome
diarrheA and scorhutus Frank G Grant, Con-
cord, | ! A. s,orbutus Joseph Martin, substi-
tutc, +, scorbutus.
Dec. Corp Joseph c Clark, Barnet, cav B,
chronic diarrhea Bugler Gilbert Buckmas, Nil.
ton, l. cav, scor6utus Charles NJ Waite, Hun
tngton, \ cav, chrouic diarrhea Mark NJ
Wheeler, Peacham, d cav, scorbutus Chas
Coyor, NJ cav, scorbutds.
Nov 25-Frank II Whalen, Poutuey II cav,
scorbutus and chronic darrhoa, died Dec Is
John Albetras, b >, scorbutus.
Dec. John L Wiley, Chester G cav, died
Dec Is, Theodore Shlrland Burlington, 4
cav, chronic dysenicry, died Dec Isl Sergt
Leonidas Strong, G H. Woathetshsll died Dec
Is
From Charleston Dec 10 Edward Pope, jr,
R9x5ury cay, died Dec II board steamer
Dec l7-Corp Edward NJ Evoy, Randolph,
c cav, chronic diarrhea aud scorbutus, died Dec
IL
Dee. 2l-Nathan L Webster, PAINTED, A 4,
darrhea, died Dec %.
De l6-Eli llannell, IL IL.
At slcoND DIVISION HOSPITAL.
From Charleston Dec. l1-Euger George NJ
Taylor, cay, Grafton,
Dec. l9-Wm Johnston, d 3, substitute,
REPORTS OF DEATHS, ETC.
First Sergt John W Dickinson, Rutland, l.
Ii, reports that 81 men and four commissioned
officers Of his company We're captured June %,
and reports the lo!l0aing deaths among them
az Florence
Sergt Harrison r Powers, Troy Nov p !;
Geo Turner, Coventry, sent to hospital and sup
posed died. The following died at Anderson
vile Sards Richard, Fayetteville, Aug. 70 4;
Corp Horace b Foster, llurdwick Sept 7th
Clcrmoa Lsasot, SeptS The following Of his
company were left At FIoronce, well Corp Wy
man q Nacomber, Pawet VIM Sar,udell,
Troy Lewis Morrill,, Barnet Andrew Bludry,
Canada.
Scrgt Hollis II Bailey, lrasburgh, F, /, re.
/ ports that 50 men and commissioned officers
OF his company were captured June %, and that
the following among shem died Chas Il Brooks,
Morgan, Ott l. 4. Charleston Geo + Bemis
Baltimore, sent 20 hospital SIP, II aud supposed
dead Willard Ii Clamb rlalu, Lowell middle
/ OF Oct, Charles Foster, Br0wnugtln, sept 20
at Charleston, henual II SULTAN, Greensboro,
Sep. 20 at Charleston Slml + s.elrus. Cam.
bridge, in Oct at Charleston George 5 Trip,
Cral,s0lry, middle Of Or ut C6arleston /,
Chauncey Webster, Troy, sept ~ at Charles
ton; Lewis II Frost, Bloomington, Oct % as
Florence lleury l. Glolae, Bloomington, Oct
Is at Florence The following all died at An
dtrsonylle Martin l. Clark, SNau,ou, Aug3li
Willard Morse, Morgan, Aug > George Rob
bios, Craitsbury, Aug p, Franklin Hymo,
Cmitsbury, middle OF Sept Lewis laym),
Bralutrec, & OH, in S}p,; Geo q Narnum, Nor
gan, Oct at Char estOn BENZ Ssnks, Athens,
Sept II. The following were olt at Anderson.
yllle Sept 10 VIM { Tllmln, lrasburgh /;
Hiram Burroughs, lraaburgh; Alden Bumps,
Albany, Divine Crowley, Albany Joseph KID
d9F, lrAsbareh. The following were lett al Flor
cucc Sgrgt George L Ranicr, Irasburgh. well /,
/ WIN ) Rainier, lra,Ourgh Corp Moses NJ E,kins,
i Troy Crp John Wilson, Btowungtou /,
Ira \ Nnty Barron joseph Young, ROY /.
Lewis latlo, Jr Eaesbasgn lie also reports
that the following took the oath aud entered
the iebll gtyico: Th1ms Munlck. Derby /,
Geo En- n. lrubIrs4 Nrm4n I Adams. lras-
lha.. 4atLi t.. ta, NuF H.