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


George B. Godfrey wounded July
10. '63-May 8, "a.
Calvin Harrington, wounded May D,
GA; prisoner, June 20.
Artemus b. Hill, wounded, May B,
ga
Wallace Kendall, prisoner, June %.
Adm II. Knapp, prisoner, June %.
Phil Kranz, wounded, Dec. 10, '62;
prisoner June 90.
James Laden, wounded April 10,
62-June 90 go.
Squire A. Mallory, prisoner June
90
Michael Martin, wounded, Dec.
13, So
James Mehan, wounded June 5, "a.
Isaac n. Morton, wounded, May 3,
GA.
Charles Moulds, wounded June 30
o..
p. o. Conner, prisoner June %.
George II. Parker, wounded Dec
Is, '69-May 5, "a.
b. A. Patch, wounded, Oct. 10, GA.
William Paul, wounded, May 4, 63
May 5, a.
Richard Richardson, wounded Dec
10, 90
Moses Smith, prisoner June %.
James A. Walker wounded, June
20, 80; prisoner.
Irving e. Gibson, wounded May 5
'64.
Capt. John f. Pratt bears a splen
did record. He was promoted majo
April 30, "a and taken prisoner
while in the line of duty June %
ga and finall ycame home at thu
end of the war with breyet of lieu
tenant colonel.
Lieut.. Abel X. Parsons was a pa
per manufacturer at Bennington Fall
and left the affairs of business Il
the care Of partner while he enlist
ed for the war. He was Instant
killed at Cold Harbor June 3, '64
while bearing dispatches as aid o
the staff of General w. T. S. Brooks
Lieut. Gideon H. Burton was pre-
NOTED to first lieutenant and wa
transferred to Company c. He r,
signed February IA, 1863.
At the first organization Of the rel
iment in 1861, j. Halsey Cushman {
Bennington was appointed quarter
r master. After a year and a half {
. service he was compelled to resig
: on account of i'll health. His brothC
+. Henry T., who had acted as quartz
master sergeant and clerk for hin
. received the appointment as quartz
|. master to serve for the balance {
4 the term After those whose tim
e had expired (three years. returne
s home, there were left some 200 r
cruits and re-enlisted men. Hem
o w. Spafford, who had enlisted as
r private soldier, received the appoin
/. ment as quartermaster, and serve
r TO the end OF the war.
Company {, 10th Regiment
The third company was recruitC
+ by S. NJ. Robinson during the montl
d OF July and August. 1862 for thr'
II years and was composed of l02 origi
al members. Madison +. Winslo
d was elected captain, Merritt Barb
I first lieutenant and Stephen ID. Sou
+ second lieutenant The sergean
Il were Walter Graham, Charles ID. CT
4 rie, Edward Bushnell, Thomas Rel
IS Lyman b. Pike; the corporals. Jol
d G. Wright William j. Graham, w
& liam Mahoney, Judson w. Bentle
d Squire ]. Mattison, Charles T.. Mors
1t Lewis Cary and Thomas S. Bale
N n. NJ. Puffer, drummer boy
u During its three years OF service
D was engaged i'm fourteen great b
ties of the Army OF the Potomac a
was recruited from time to time
ar an aggregate OF 142 men. losing
Of together II killed and died of woun
20 AZ wounded. II died of disease a
Il. 10 prisoners Of war. OF the origin
as 1902, all Bennington county men, h
ST tory records the following losses
m Lyman b. Pike, killed July 3, 6
Is John G.. Wright, killed July 3,
A William ]. Graham, killed July,
!. William Mahoney, killed Oct.
n. Ga
G. Lorenzo D. Axtell, killed July 3,
n Charles p. Fitch, died wounds Ju
Oh 3, wounds OF June l.
an Lucien A. Foot, killed Oct. 10. 6
ne Robert NJ Forsythe. died July
II wounds July 3. "a
he Myron Lille. killed July 9, ga
"a. Erwin w. Niles. killed June 3,
70. Thomas Rafter. killed June g. z
err Francis Reynolds, killed, June
AZ "a.
AZ Charles Rice. died wounds Sept.
,al received July 9, "a.
Is. George w. Bartlett, died disel
Jan. 10. '6S.
ne A. A. Boutwell,, died disease A
3, "a.
George Camp. prisoner, died
so Richmond "a.
10 Hugh Carr. died Dec. Z. 90.
John Cressa. died Dec. IA, so.
go John b. Farnham. died Dec. 2, Z
GA James c. Foster, prisoner; d
10 Oct. IA, SO at Richmond.
W. II. Hughes. died Dec. 81 80.
nm. John Mcbride, died Nov. l6, 8.
o. A. Montgomery, died Anders
vile Sept GA.
w. Il. Reynolds. died, Jan. 20, g.
William Savage, died Oct. 81, z
go William H. Sears Sr., died Nov
go.
ga Scion Shaw. died Oct &c, go
George o. Warren, died Ander.
% vile prison June |. "a.
Harvey Wheeler, died Nov 2S,
James b. White, died Richm
prison Dec. /. SO.
S. II. Wilkinson, died Dec. 10,
Thomas Reid. wounded Nov.
Inc '6S; prisoner July 3, "a.