The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-05-10

"a.
Andrew ]. Madison, wounded June
l and Aug. 10. ga
James Mckay, wounded July 3, "a. !
William H. Montgomery. wounded,
April 2, '65.
Alfred Sears, wounded Nov q, 49,
June 3, and July 9, ga.
John A. Stafford, prisoner July 3,
"a
Henry Stafford, wounded June 3,
ga
Joseph c. Strope, wounded June 8,
ga.
Andrew v Turner, wounded Nov.
q, SO; prisoner-wounded Oct. IS,
ga.
Joel Walker, wounded July 8,
'64-Apri 2, So
Ira ~ Warner, wounded May TO-
ga.
John L. Waters, wounded July 9.
'64-Nov. q, SO.
Henry c, Young, wounded June s,
GA.
Capt NJ. E. Winslow remained with
the company only four months.
Lieut. Merritt Barber was promoted
captain December 81, SO and major
Oct 19, "a for galantry at Cedar
Creek. Lieut. Stephen D. Soule re-
, signed after about a years service.
Company c, list Vermont Cavalry
I, The 4th company to be organized
for three years was recruited in
l. October and November, 1861. leaving
r for the seat of war November 10, 81.
; 1t was composed of 81 original mem
J, bers, who elected James A. Sheldon
e of Rupert as captain; George Al.
/ Bean of Pownal first lieutenant and
Dennis NJ Blackmer, Bennington,
l. 2nd lieutenant Sergeants, first, Frank
S Ray, William F. Chaplin, Avery B.
n Sibley, John Vanderlip, Waldo J.
t Clark corporals, Irving W. Hurd
y Ira C.. Hawks, James e. Hadaway,
/, Parker L. Hall, Leroy d. Perkins
II Fayette Dwyer Sorel Tinkham, Jas
5. c. Fraser: blacksmiths, Charles A
J. Fleming, Ethel Collins wagner
IS Joseph Walden.
E. During its nearly four years of ser
vice this company had remarkable
career. II was engaged in rs battles
u of the cavalry, Army of the Potomac
: and was recruited from time TO time
II to an aggregate of 20S men, losing al
n together, SO killed and died. 2;
'r wounded and SO prisoners of war o.
r the original 81, all Bennington coun
n, ty men, history records the losses a!
r follows.
Of Capt. Frank Ray, wounded May II
he killed Oct. 9, ga
ID Parker l.. Hall. prisoner July !, '6S
e died Nov 49, "a.
y Parker Greeley, prisoner May "a
a go; died Feb. II, GA.
II Eugene +. Bellows. prisoner Ma.
I'd "a, 60; died Richmond
Winston A. Colby. prisoner Marcl
l, "a; died Richmond
Sylvester f. Crumb, prisoner Ma
ID "a, 80; died Oct GA.
ns Charles c. Dunn. wounded: prison
90 er March /, "a; died Richmond.
n. Charles H. Dunn, died Oct 49, '6l
Nv George Il. Dunn, prisoner March
or "a; died Andersonville.
lie. William n. Dunn, prisoner, Feb. 2!
IS GA; died Andersonville.
,r. William j. Fuller, prisoner Jun
IA 30, "a; died Andersonville.
nm William w Reynolds, prisone
n. May "a, 90; died Andersonyille.
". Bert Richmond, prisoner May 2
I. 90; died Andersonville.
~. Charles Sherwood, prisoner July
SO, died Richmond.
il Henry Squires, prisoner May 2
at. 90; died Richmond.
nd Joseph Taylor, prisoner May "a. Z
~ died Richmond.
al. William W. Wickwyre, prison,
ds May "a, go; died Richmond
nd Capt. Alvah Haswell, wounded Sci
,al 10, SO; prisoner April /. 90.
is Lieut. George H. Bean, prison,
May p. 60.
4 Waldo J. Clark, wounded May 2
Ga SO; prisoner. May "a, go.
So Avery b. Sibley, prisoner, May 2
10 62.
John NJ. Vanderlip, wounded al
ga prisoner July 3, 6S; prisoner May 2
me $50.
William H. Belding, wounded Apl
4 1, SO.
% Fayette Dyer, prisoner July l, al
July 8. SO.
James c. Fraser, prisoner, May :
"a '62.
54 Homer Benson, prisoner July 3. Z
2 George W. Bickford. prison,
March 10, '65.
2: Charles Brown, prisoner May .
ase Frank p. Bolles, prisoner March
''N 80.
us Chris Caarey, prisoner April
in Edward Carl, prisoner May "a. .,
April l. 49,
Joseph Cartwright prisoner NJ
"a, '62, June %, Ca
% George W. Curtis. prisoner April
70 '6S.
David Darling. prisoner April l. ,
John Delaney. wounded March
, 81. and prisoner
ION. Otis S. Derby, prisoner May
WI" 62.
4, Joseph c. Farnham, prisoner NJ
60 "a. go.
10 John Henry Hill, prisoner May
62; wounded May SO-July 3. SO.
Theron Howe. prisoner April 1. Z
,on. wounded May IL, "a.
Mort Kirce. prisoner May "a, g
go Henry Lamb. prisoner May "a.
ond James S Mahon. prisoner Nav