Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-30
MUSTER ROLL OF co. F, 18th C. V.
Recruited Here by Capt McCord It Was Fifty Years Ago This Week That They Went to the Front-Propeller Be- ing Completed at Thamesville Shpyard

Fifty years ago the past week Com nany F. Captain McCord, left with the Thirteenth regiment from New York for the south. There were mostly Norwich men in tho company. which was recruited here. and a num- Der of them are still living here. as will be noted in reading through the muster roll of the company Orrin M. Price of the company Is now vice commander of Sedgwick post, No. l. 6. A. R.. of this city.
 A new propeller, similar to the one previously sold to the government. was built at the Tenth street shipyard in New York city. Politics were warm ing up in the city and many interest ing individual campaigns were being conducted.
 The recruits taken away by Lieut.. Learned had been moved to Fort Richardson, and the promotion of Col onel Terry to be bTigadiar general was announced. H. P. Goddard went out as second lieutenant of light cavalry.
 Taken to Fort Richardson.
 The following items taken from The Bulletin of fifty years ago, correspond ing to the past week, are of interest:
 March 25. 1S62-We are informed that the recruits taken to Washington by Lieut.. Bella F. Learned were taken from Fort Scott to Fort Richardson, where they now remain.
 Henry F. Goddard, who for the past three years has been connected with the local department of The Bulletin, has received and accepted the appoint ment of second lieutenant in Company D of the Ira Harris Light Cavalry. He jCiGed the regiment near Arlington Heights on Sunday and expected to march sGuthWard with them on Mon day.
 The 18th c. V. left New York Sum day, the 2Sd. in the ship City of New York. We had the pleasure of seeing them safely outside the bar and under way beyond Sandy Hook Officers and men were in excellent spirits.
 Muster Roll of Company F.
 The muster roll of Captain J. J. Mo Cords company, F, in the 18th regi- ment, was as follows: Captain James P. ndcCord, First Lieut. Charles J. Full Ter, Second Lieut.. John c. Abbott, Ser geants Charles W. Williams, Chester w. Converse, William L. Webb, Charles A. Loomis, James Torrance; Corporals Eugene Nash, George R. Case, Henry c. Holmes, Amos R. Ladd, William D. Kempton, John T. Reynolds, George Brown, William H. Manley; Privates Marvin Bailey, James Barry, Charles Bird, David Black, George w. Blake George F. Bogue, David H. Brown John E. Brown, Patrick Carey, John Carney. Patrick Carroll, James Case Emilous Coleman, Hayward Collins John L. COmstock, Michael Corbet Patrick Coney, James COsgrove, By CvanIynv VETI111or71 (t1Yyg1 m in A L. bert H. Douglass, Hosmer Fowler, ,Nel- son Fowler. Samuel F. Fowler, Jona- than P. Gay, Jr., Ira Gladding, Jr., Ma than s. Gorton, John Greene, Rufus Greenman. Edwin Hale, John Hay ward, Patrick Hickey, George Hall Herschel Hunt, George w. Ingham John Jackson, David D. Jacques, Abe Johnson, Marquis L. Johnson, Jacot Kehr, James A. Kelly, Norman Kel- logg, Francis Kerr. Daniel Laird, Pat rick Leach, Patrick Martin, Welles Mclaughlin, Daniel Mckay, Frank l. Newton, Robert Nichol, James O'Neal Charles Patten, Henry |. Phinney James Pierson, Thomas Power, Orr1I M Price, John R. Parker, James Rey- holds, William Reynolds, William l. Richmond, John Ryan, George R Saunders, Erbin K. Sanford, Johr Shea, John Shipdnan, William Ship man, Augustus F. Smith John G SOuthmayd, William Strange, Henry Swan, Azariah Taylor, Avis k. Tink- ham. George w. TrumbuH, Charles F Tryon, Patrick Vail Edgar w. Webb William Whaland, Charles s. Witter Henry Wood John Wood, Russell Yale Drummer Edmund TryOn, Filter Ed win Hazelhurst Wagoner Elizer E Elmer.