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Alfred S. (Alfred Seelye) Roe.

The Ninth New York heavy artillery. A history of its organization, services in the defenses of Washington, marches, camps, battles, and muster-out ... and a complete roster of the regiment

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159, 298, 395, 397, 411
Forts Massachusetts, 298, 299; Meigs,
78; Pennsylvania, 298; Powhat-
an, 59
Fort Reno, 40, 47, 49, 57, 61, 136, 157,

158, 159, 261, 298, 309, 395
Forts Reynolds, 81, 404; Rhode Island,
298; Richardson, 81, 404; Riek-
etts, 78: Runyan, 27, 297; Scott,
81; Sedgwick (Hell), 208
Fort Simmons, 54, 56, 59, 61, 66, 76, 77,

157, 159, 298
Forts Slocum, 298; C. F. Smith, 266;
Snyder, 78; Stanton, 78; Stead-
man, 219, 227
Fort Stevens. 158, 260, 297, 299, 308,

310, 319
Forts Strong. 266; Sumner, 160, 260,
298; Thayer,160; Totten, 35, 261 ;
Wadsworth, 207, 210, 214; Wag-
ner, 78 ; Ward, 81 ; Washington,
157, 205, 402; Welsh, 220
Fort building, .32, 37, 38, 44, 53, .55, .58
Forts about Washington, 295-,300

Fortress Monroe, 121, 157

"For your coffee," 277

Foster, Charles, 292

Foster, Henry, 292

Foster, William, 293

Fowler. Henry. 396

Fox, Col. William F., 303



606



NINTH NEW YORK HEAVY ARTILLERY.



Page.

Franklin, Gen. W. B., 303

Frederick City, 122, 124, 125, 128, 129,

135, 139, 140

Fredericksburg, 82, 84, 88, 256
Freeoflf, P. R., 15, 35, 129, 146, 155, 219,

420, 549

French Princes, 393

Front, Reaching the, 85

Front Royal, 143, 145, 168, 169, 170

Frost, O. J., 6, 421

Fruit, 58, 60, 270

Frying hardtack, 200

Fuller, Squire, 482

Gabion, 227

Gage, Barton, 293

Gage, Jesse, 471

Gamble, D. P., 421

Gambrill's mill, 126, 132, 302

Gardening, 237

Garfield, J. A., 445

Garrett, President J. W., 123

Gatchell, H. M., 301

Catling gun, 109
G Company comes up, 89, 95, 104, 120,

157, 169

General shaking-up, 77

Geneva, 262
Georgetown, 36, 53, 76, 138

Gettysburg, 55

Gilmore, Gen. Q. A., 109

Girls and flags, 325

"Go in," 147

Goldsborough. E. Y., 6

"Good at running," 168

"Good morning," 320

"Go on, Jack," 13

Goose creek, 137

Goose for supper, 168

Gordon, Gen., 147, 149

G. A. R. Posts, 284, 285

Grandy, S. J., 527

Granger, M. M., 173, 174

Grant, Gen., 93, 101, 10.3, 107, 119, 1.3S,

141, 147, 214, 231, 258

Order about deserters, 216

Gray, S. P., 210

Great Sodus bay, 3(!7



P»ge.
Greenwood, W. E., 15, 421, 472

Gregory, T., 15, 23, 49, 84, 100, 421, 454,

471
Grover, Gen.,
Guarding Aqueduct road,
Guarding prisoners.
Guarding railroad,
Guinea station,
Gurley, M. D., Henry,

Hagerstown,
Hale, Killing of Mrs.,
Halifax Court House,
Hall, A. S.,
Halleek, H. W.,
Halltown,
Hamilton,

Hampden-Sidney College,
Hampton Institute,
Hampton Roads,
Hangings for desertion,
Hanna, M. A.,
Hanover Court House,
Hardin, Gen. M. D.,
Hardtack,
Hardtack scarce,
"Hardtack and Coffee,"
Harmon, Alfred,
Harmon, D. B., 15,

527, 537
Harmon, William,
Harper's Ferry, 37, 54,

145, 291
Harris, Private,
Harris. S. F.,

Cedar Creek,
Harrisonburg,
Hart's island,
Han-ey, T. S.,
Haskin, Gen. J. A.,
Hatcher's run.
Hat order,
Hawley. William,
Hays, Gen. John,
Hayes, Gen. R. B.,
Hayhoe, H.,

Haynes, Chaplain E. M.,
Headboards for graves.





149, 193




261




196




248




87, 88




117




124




273




243




248, 333




14, 252




139




137




235




121




121


209,


210, 219




427




94




289




263




95




6




293, 421


132,


290, 421,




293, 421


122.


139. 141,




256, 261


6,


196, 549




187




ma




272




422, 458


58,


289, 403




218




217, 233


15,


, 503. 527




357




177




189




6




249



INDEX.



607



H Company,

He didn't put it in,

He got left,

Heintzelman, Gen.,

He lived,

Henry, Col. W. W.,

Hermann, John,

He shot too close,

Hickok, W. F.,

Hill, CTen. A. P.,

Hillhouse, Thomas,

Hitchcock, W. J.,

Hoag, F. J., gets sword,

Hoff, J. E.,

Hoffman, B. F.,

Hogg, Lieut. Col. George.

Holabird, Gen. S. B.,

Holcomb, Almon,

Holland, Sir Henry,

Hollywood cemetery,

Home,

Home from prison,

Homesickness,

Honey,

Hooker, Chester,

Horn, John W.,

Homer, "Jim,"

Horse-play,

Horton, CTarenee,

Horton, George S.,

Hot bullet.

Hough, C. W.,

How he got out,

Howard, H. P., 6,

Howard, Orson, 15, 180, 422,

Howard, Gen. 0. 0.,

Howe, Ellas,

Howe, S. A., 6, 16, ;6, 185, 262,

Howell, V. R.,

Hoxie, J. C,

Hudson, Pitts 0.,

Hughes, H.,

Hundred-days men.

Hunt, Ralph,

Hunter, Gen.,

Hunting creek,

Huntington, E. L.,



132,



54, 58;



90,



422, 456, 472



Page.

156

276

274

289

282

124

152

281

293

226, 238

14

458

218, 472

457, 504

422, 493
272
592
504
400
356
304

350-306

56

199

482

101, 107

103

43

549

450

52

516

274

285, 286

503, 549

209

39

423, 570
151



15, 18, 19, 18



471
293
549
315
424
141
58
6, 424



Hurtubise, S. E.,
Cedar Creek,
Hutchinson, John,
Hyattatown,
Hyde, Harlow,



Page.

6

184-187

278

139, 316

425



Hyde, J. H., 5, 15, 18, 124, 166, 424, 457
Hyde, Ihomas W., 107, 244

Hyde, Zenas, 424



"I can no' charge,"
"I can't get out,"
I Company,
Illinois Sth Cavalry,
Ingalls, J. J.,
Inspections,
Irwin, Gen. R. B.,



236
349
95, 104, 161, 250
123
445
47
193



Jackson, Andrew, 210

Jagger, D. E., 94

James river, 108, 119, 157

Jaquett, W. L., 4.56

Jefferson, 139

Jersey Brigade, 145

Jerusalem plank-road. 111, 115

Jewhurst, J. W., 16, 235, 537, 571

Jim and his tormentors, 71

Jimmy scared, 101

John L. and the mice, 73

"Johnnies," why, 316

Johnson, Andrew, 418

Johnston, Joseph E., 247

Joke on the boys, 246

Julia, 48

July 4th, 117

Kautz, Gen., 113

K Company, 179

Kearney, Philip, 36

Keifer, J. W., 90, 96, 107, 149, 150, 174,
220
Account of assault, April 2, 223

Sailor's Creek, 232, 241, 257

Farewell, 259, 262, 286, 306

Kellogg, Col., 100

Kenyon, V. A., 4, 6, 263, 370, 425, 455,
504

Cedar Creek, 190

Kershaw. Gen., 145, 146, 2.35



608



NINTH NEW TORK HEAVY AETILLERT.







P»ge.




Pw.


Kevand, John,




368


Low, Alvah,


293


Key, Francis Scott,




128


Lowell, Charles K., 153,


164, 193


Kibbie, A. M.,




185


Luray valley.


145


"Kingdom coming,"




117


Lybolt, Arch.,


428


King, G«n. A. E.,




302


Lynchburg,


s-^-j


Kirby, Mr.,




135


Lyon, C. L., 15, 48, 62, 492


Kitching, Col. H.,


159,


, 160, 193


Lyon, Gen. Nat.,


39


Kitty Baker,




347


Lyons, Lord,


34, 42


"Kitty Wells,"




342






Klunipp, George,




293


MeCauseland, Gtn.,


140


Knapp, George P.,




15, 559


McClennan, M. R.,


90, 132


Knapp, J. D., 6,


426,


482, 537


McDougal, Col. C,


93, 405


Knapp, J. N.,




593


McDowell, Charles,


6


Knapsack, Contents of a.




29, 79


Mellwaine, Rich.,


235


Knowles, H. P., 15, 29, 48,


,370,


405, 426,


Mclntyre, W. H.,


482


437, 455






Mack, Samuel R.,


123


Knox, C. E.,




492


Mackenzie, Col. R. S.,


193


Knoxville,




313


McKinley, Major William,
McKnight, Michael,


177
210


Lafayette,




125


McLean, Wilraer,


238


Lamont, Daniel,




289


House,


239


Lamoreaux, S. B., 5, 15,


181,


198, 225,


McMaster, J. S.,


527


226, 235, 264, 411,


426,


454, 515,


McNulty, Michael,


429, 482


516






Mahan, Patrick,


343


Landstreet, Col. W. T.,




301


"Mail to go out,"


285


Lape, S. W.,




493


Maine 1st Heavy,


55, 84


L Company, 75, 80, 95,


104,


158, 207,


Manchester, D.,


504


215, 220, 237, 264






Mann, Horace,


306


Lee, Custia,




235


Mansfield, J. K. R,


33


Lee, Fitz,




143, 145


Map Burksville to Danville,


249


Lee, Gen. R. E.,


103,


, 107, 138


Cedar Creek,


171


Pursuit of.


230,


231, 262


Cold Harbor,


97


Leesburg,




38, 137


Forts about Washington,


296


"Left, left,"




274


Monocacy,


127


Lent, C. D.,




427, .537


Petersburg,


206


Letter writing,




276


Pursuit of Lee,


229


Libby Prison,


210,


, 251, 352


Sailor's Creek,


233


Lice,




336, 347


Shenandoah valley.


144


Lincoln, President, 10, 33, 41,


119, 136,


Winchester,


148


158, 219






March, Month of, 51, 63, 77


.\3sas8inated.




241, 409


March, A rainy,


2.54


Litchard, A. W.,




427


March to Danville,


243


Littlejohn, Col. D. C,




441


Marcy, William L.,


434


Lockwood, W. H.,




482


Marine Brigade,


234


"Logan, Who is left to mourn


for," 9


Marshall, A. W.,


472, 527


Long, A. K.,


6,


274, 427


Marshall, David,


293


Long Bridge,




27, 295


Marshall. Col. E. G.,


261


Loveless,




250, 256


Martin, J. L.,


278



INDEX.



609



Martinets,
Martinsburg,
Marvin, J. H.,

Marye's Heights,
Maryland Brigade,
Maryland dairies,



Pa£e.

159

145, 147, 157

6, 152

85, 256

206

126



Maryland 6th Infantry, 90, 101, 123,

173, 224

Massachusetts 37th Infantry, 106

Massanuttan mountain, 145

Massie, Charles, 329

Mattapony river, 256

Mauk, J. W., 226

M Company, 135, 146, 179, 264

Joins, 50

Mead, Jud., 307

Meade, G«n., 93, 100, 119, 206, 307

Meade's station, 203

Mean trick, 50

Medbury, Mrs. J. L., 446

Meigs, John R, 197

Mellon, M., 130

Merrimac, Ram, 121

Merritt, Gen., 143, 149, 197, 234

Middletown, 143, 145

MUes, D. S., . 25, 26

Miles, Gen. N. S., 219

Miles marched by the Ninth, 288

Milford station, 88

Milk lunch, 167

Miller, Elijah, 434, 439

Millwood, 169, 323

Monocacy, Battle, 121-134, 157, 278, 411

Monocaey bridge, 125

Monocacy episode. A, 300-302

Monocacy river, 140, 141

Monocacy to Danville, From, 314-331

Moody, William F., 273

Moore and MeCall, 49

Morehouse, E., 6

Morfit, Major, 313

Morgan. Hon. C, 18

Morgan, "Dan.," 153

Morgan, Hon. E. B., 11

Morgan, E. D., 12

Morris, L. X., 44
Morris, L. 0., 44, 49, 56, 74, 75

Morris, Staats, 44



Page

Moseby, Col. J. S., 145, 197

Moulton, E. F., 293

Mt. Carmel Church, 89

Mt. Crawford, 156

Mt. Olivet cemetery, 128

Mt. Vernon, 82, 205, 402

Mudge, Charles, 428

Mudge, Lewis, 428

Mudge, Seldon J., 428

Mudge, Warham, 6, 15, 23, 32, 34, 62,

113,211,428,455

Mulford, Col., 358

Muim, Hiram, 429

Munson's hill, 257

Murdock, E. H., 134

Muster-in, 18

Alyers, Samuel, 151

Nash, Edwin, 457

Negro hanged, 110

Negus, John, 333

Nervous sentinel, 32

Newberry, E. W., 58, 429

New Jersey Ist Battery, 93

11th Infantry, 36

14th Infantry, 122, 124, 303

29th Infantry, 40

New Store, 237

Newspapers in camp. No, 214

Newtown, 143

New Year's, 49, 76

New York city, 22

New York Independent, 103

New York Troops, 5th Cavalry, 186

8th Cavalry, 25, 146

24th Cavalry, 104, 119

2d H. A., 262, 264, 271; goes home,

272

6th H. A., 159

7th H. A., 54

10th H. A., SO

14th H. A., 261

7.ith Infantry, 149

106th Infantry, 130

llOth Infantry, 25

111th Infantry, 25, 26, 93, 103

113th Infantry, 44

117th Infantry, 51



610



NINTH NEW YORK HEAVY ARTILLBEY.









Page.








Page.


129th Infantry,






47


Owens, Moses,






246


137th Infantry,






35


Paden, Thomas,






181


138th Infantry,






46


Page, Ebenezer,






73


184th Infantry,






162


Palmer, Porter V.,






30


N'ight marching,


86, 92


116


Palmyra visitor.






138


Xine and the Ninth,






284


Pamiinkey river.






93


Ninth Corps,






104


Parish, F. N.,






6,430


Ninth Heavy Artillery, 4,


44, 46, 81


.90,


Parker, Judge,






142


96, 111, 129, 133,


136,


138,


139,


Parker, Capt. Samuel






130


145, 150, 158, 167,


173,


174,


197,


Parrish, W. I., 130,


131,


179


431, 580


220, 224, 252, 257,


260,


297




Patrick's station,






215


Size of.






211


Patterson. C. P.,




78,


471, 516


Muster out.






262


Payne, Hon. S. E.,






4


Leave for home.






262


Paymaster,






168


Nineteenth Corps, 149,


150,


153,


170,


Pay-rolls,






263


173








Parshall, D. W.,






413


Noble, William H.,






39


Pemberton prison,






210, 352


Norman, Jarvis,






243


Pennsylvania Troops,


23d




214


North Anna river,




89, 91


67th, 90, 113, 150


173


,219


, 220, 224


North, C. J.,






430


87th,






97


Northeott, J. R.,






188


138th, 90,


132,


150,


173, 224


Norton, A. B.,






516


Penrose, Col. W. H.,






193


"Not dead yet,"






340


Personal experiences


of


the


Civil


Notely, Thomas,






303


War,






390-409


Notes from a diary,






310


Petersburg, 109,


110,


205, 223


Nott, Dr. E.,




20


434


Attack on picket


line.




210


Numan, J. D.,




16,


580


Assault, March 25,




220










Assault, April 2,






228


Obser\-atory, Butler's,






109


Entered,






230


Observatory,






223


Petersville,






139


Odor from dead bodies.




102


106


Philadelphia,






24


"Oh. I'm hit,"






190


Pickett, Gen.,






235


Ohio and Chesapeake canal.




40


Picket incidents, 74


94,


113,


116. 199


Ohio Troops, 23d,






177


Pidge, George H.,






.537


110th, 90, 131, l.W


173


220.


224


Pies,






51


122d, 90, 123, 150,


173,


220,


224


Pigs,






248


126th, 90, 173,


219


220,


224


Pimm, E. T.,






431


133d,






59


Pitcher, George A.,






190


169th,






59


Pocahontas,






108


Ohlensphlager, Dr. Emil,






197


Point of Rocks,






108, 110


"Old G. and T.,"






327


Point Lookout,






196


Old Sore-toes,






69


Pole Cat creek.






89


Oldswager, John,


180


430,


580


Poraeroy, Hon. T. M.






11


Opequon creek.




143,


147


Pond, E. H.,






293


Ord, E. 0. C,






252


Pontoon bridge.






108, 119


Ormsby. 5th N. Y. Cavalry,




186


Porter, Col. C. S.,






244


Orterlipp. Frank,






102


Porter. Charles F.,






313


Oulds, Gen. Robert,






357


Porter, Henry,






61





INDEX.




611




Page.






Page.


Postmaster,


167, 285


Relay House,


25,


135, 161


Potomac creek,


82


Reno, Gen.,




299


Potomac river, 27, 38,


40, 58, 61, 80,


Retreat from Monocacy,




135


136, 138, 139




Reveille,




68


Powhatan,


351


Review of 6th Corps,




258


Prentiss, Capt.,


173


Rhodes, H. J., 221,


, 235,


433, 527


President's quid, The,


277


Rice, Dan.,




31


Prince George county,


58


Rice, J. W.,


370,


456, 457


Pringle, W. DeW., 16,


131, 132, 370,


Rice, L. B.,


6,


433, 471


455, 5S0




Richards, Col.,




104


Prison food,


332


Richardson, A. D.,




110


Prisoners of war.


307-366


Richmond,




250


"Private Harris,"


256, 261


Captured,




230


Punishments,


50, 51, 211


March through.




251


Putnam, J. J.,


482


Richmond revisited,




355






Ricketts, Gen., 90, 130,


131,


150, 159,


Quick, T. D.,


432, 571


175, 193, 302, 305






Quirk, Mr.,


136


Riddlebergcr,
Riley, Anth.,




325

181


Raiders,


342


Riley, Barney,




210


Railroads, Destroying,


91


Roadside halt.




253


Rainy march.


2.54


Robinson, Charles,




571


Ramseur, Gen. S. D.,


149, 164, 185


Robinson, Dr. H.,




400


Rand, Willard,


221


Robinson, J. D.,




549


Randolph, John,


243


Rochambeau, Count de.




13


Rappahannock river,


84, 257


Rockville, 55,


139,


318, 320


Rations,


165, 257


Rodes, Gen. R. E.,


149,


152, 164


Rations under fire.


126


Rodman gun.




62, 64


Raulston, Col.,


343


Roe, A. M.,




13, 433


Raynor, A. J.,


88


Roe, A. S., 4, 361


, 369, 433


Raze, B. F.


432


Roe, X. A. M.,




294


Ready to move.


222


Roessle, Henry,




160, 503


Reams' station,


113


Roll-call,




68, 195


Rebel letter,


316


Rooker, Henry,




407


Rebel prison, In a,


331-350


Rooster crows,




219


Rebel rations.


336


Roofs Battle Hymn,




132


Records, Regimental,


3


Rorer, J. T.,




286


Recruits, 76,


79, 80, 169, 188










Ross, Sarah,




428


Redgrave, S. C,

Red tape.

Reed. 10th Vermont,


15, 62, 432, 492
215


Rosser, Gen.,




163


339


Roster of the Xinth,




453


Reeves, Stephen,


6, 17, 432, 471


Rowland, Henry,




516


Regimental band.


290


Roys, .J. S.,




284


Regimental books.


4


Rozier's bluff.




57, 66


Regiment leaves Auburn, 19


Ruffle, .Tohn,




471


Regiment, Smallest,


146


Runyan. Chauncey,




274


Reid, Whitelaw,


59


Russell, Gen. D. A.,




151, 164



612



NINTH NEW YORK HEAVY ARTILLERY.



Page.

Sabin, Surgeon S. A., 6, 15, 203, 291, 309,

413, 434, 455

Death of Lincoln, 241

Safford, ilajor, 156

Sager, J., 53, 291, 293, 370, 425, 456

Sailor's Creek, 231

Battle of, 232-237

Origin of name, 235

St. Charles' College, 135

Sand storm, 219

Saxton, Charles T., 369

Scared boy, 43

Scares, 38, 42, 53, 55, 77, 398

Sehiffer, 361

Schultze, Otto, 455

Scipio, 40

Scott, Gen., 391

Seribner, G. H., 450

Second Cayuga and Wayne Regiment, 9

Second Corps, 99

Sedgwick, Gen., 90, 105, 303, 304

Seelye, J. J., 292, 293

Segoine, Jesse, 12

Sergeant sews stripes, 21S

Seward, Col. Aug., 395, 435

Seward, Frederick, 435

Seward, Mrs. Frederick, 392

Seward, Mrs. J. W., 390

Seward, William H., 4, 9, 21, 34. 40, 41,

42, 48, 53, 54, 60, 63, 13G, 277, 434

Seward, William H., Jr., 4, 5, 10, 13, 15,

17, 18, 35, 47, 48, 49, 53, 54, 57,

58, 62, 64, 65, 83, 88, 109, 113,

114, 128, 132, 157, 159, 167, 275,

368, 370, 395, 397, 403, 435, 430,

454

"Seward's pets," 34, 41

Seymour, Gen., 200, 210, 213, 217, 218.

256
Seymour, Horatio, 41

Sharpshooters, 101

Shell burst. The, 53, 273

Shenandoah river, 137, 140, 172, 323
Shepard, R. B., 55

Shepardstown, 37

Shergur, C. L., 439

Cedar Creek, 6, 180184



Page.

Sheridan, Gen., 109, 141, 145, 147, 151,

153, 155, 169, 170, 174
Cedar Creek, 175, 185, 193, 201, 231,

258, 437

Sheridan's cavalry, 91

Sherman, Gen., 3

Sherman, Miss Lodema, 444

Shorkley, P. T., 293

Sidney,'sir Philip, 316

Silver spring, 319

Sincerbeaux, E., 456
Sinclair, F. A., 6, 16, 76, 119, 439, 570

Sinclair, J. P., 185

Sinclair, James, 440

Sinclair, W. W., 16, 482, 571

Singing in camp, 259
"Six dollars 's better 'n thirteen." 261

Sixth Corps, 90, 99, 111, 134, 137, 138,

140, 149, 153, 155, 158, 167, 169,

170, 201, 223, 231, 257, 303-307,

315, 318

Paper, 244

Review, 258

Skinner. Jeremiah, 102

"Skirmishing," 110

Slap-jacks, 114

Sleeping under fire, 98

Slocum, Col. J. S., 298

Small-pox, 62, 77

Small, Sergt., 347

Smith, Capt. A. J., 185

Smith, Albert L., 128

Smith, " 'Arry," 341

Smith, Col. B. F., 90, 101, 107

Smith, "Extra Billy," 247

Smith, Jimmy, 341

Smith, Capt. John, 108

Smith, Gen. Kirby, 258

Smith, Lewis, 4.')6

Smith, Mortimer, 293

Smith, Col. P. B., 247

Smith. Gen. W. F., 303

Smithfield, 146

Smocker, Frederick, 293

Snicker's gap, 41, 137, 158

Sniokerville, 137

Snow, First, 199

Before Petersburg, 207



J



INDEX.



613



P»ge.

Snyder, A. J., 492

Snyder, Major G. W., 297

Snyder, J. L., 492

Snyder, James W., 6, 12, 13, 15, 49, 51,

60, 66, 78, 95, 100, 106, 136, 157,

100, 168, 174, 210, 440, 454, 457

Cedar Creek, 178, 190, 193, 198,

His horse dies, 198

Gets spurs, 201

On March 25, 221; April 2, 223

Sailor's Creek, 235, 241, 260

Farewell, 263

Snuff-dipping, 250

Socks wear out, 209

Soft bread, 117

Soule, Ira, 293

Soule, Ira T., 294

Sova, Alvin X., 128

Spottsylvania, 84

Springs in Virginia, 325

Squier, C. Y., 571

Sijuires, Sarah, 431

Squyer, C. W., 16

Squyer, Irvin, 15, 18, 198, 199, 440, 454,

559



Stacey, Alfred E.,

Cedar Creek,
Stacey, Anthony,
Stacey, George,
Stafford, E.,
Stamford, D. J.,
Stanton. E. M.,
Stanton, Col. J. F.,
Staunton,
Staunton river.
Steamer George Leary,

Herman Livingston,

J. W. D. Prouty,

John Brooks,

Salvador,

State of Connecticut,

Thomas Powell,

Winona,
Stephens. X. T.,
Stem, H. C.
Stewart. .John F.,
Stone. D. H.,
Stoneman, Gen.,



6

188, 442
158, 188, 442

189, 442
78, 515, 516

129

42, 58, 119, 419

113

145, 327, 323

243, 244

360

205



82

118

82

157

118

18

458

492. 493

211, .il6

313



Stonewall Jackson,
Stout, Wilmer,
Stoyell, George C,
Straight, Col.,
Strasburg,

Strickland, N. F., 1.5,

Strother, D. H., quoted,
Sturge, Philip, his horse
Creek, 190,

Stuart, J. E. B.,
Sunday in camp,
Sunday's work.
Surgeon's call.
Surrender of Lee,
Sutler ordered away.
Swift, George W., 444,
Swift, S. F.,
Sword presentation,
Syracuse,



Taft, E. P., 15, 16, 47, 48, 58, 59,
132, 157, 167, 444, 454

Tallman, F. A.,

Tallman, Frank,

Tall soldiers,

Taps,

Taylor, J. X.,

Taylor, Major,

Taylor quoted,

Tennallytown, 39, 136,

Tent in the rain.

Thanksgiving, First,
1804,

Thank3gi\Tiig and prayer,

Thatcher, .J. H.,

Third Battalion joins.

Third Division thanked,

Thoburn, Col. .Joseph,

Thomas, Charles,

Thomas, Col. C. K., 123, 126,
302, 315

Thomas. S. S.,

Thoroughfare gap,

Threetop mountain,

Thurlstrup's picture,

Tid.l. .John.

Tifft, .L W.,

Tifft, John,



Page.

42, 122

181

la, 278, 504

3.54

155, 156

444, 471, 472

163

at Cedar

444, 527, 5.59

38, 42, 55, 91

37

226

68, 69

238

219

515, 516, 559

15, 18, 504

403

262

94, 131,

6, 294

368, 446

257

69

225, 236

104

227

158, 260

92

42

202

57

151

156, 163

100

193

151

141, 300,

300
54, 55
155
153
285
482
504



614



NINTH NEW YORK HEAVY ARTILLERY.



Page

537, 538

197

104, 120

153

215, 216, 219

102



Tindall, P. P.,
ToUes, Col. C. W.,
Tompkins, Col. C. H.,
Torbert, Gen.,
Trading with rebels.
Tree cut off by shell,
Trouble over food, 268

Tucker, J. Randolph, 234

Tucker, WUliam H., Cedar Creek, 189
Turner, "Dick," 353

Turner, George, 341

Twenty-second Corps, 138

Two harvests, 294

Tyler, Gen. E. B., 123

Tyler, Governor J. H., 300

Tyler, President John, 108

Typhoid fever, 59



Uniqn volunteer saloon,
Urbana,

VaUl, Lieut.,
Valley, The Shenandoah,
145, 163, 164

Left,
Valuable papers,
Vandenburgh, Major,
Vanderbilt, A. H.,
Vandervoort, M. L.,
Van Liew, John,
Verdi, Dr.,
Vermont Troops, 10th,

1st Heavy,

Brigade,
Veteran Association,
Vickery, J. J.,
Vidette,

Vishion, H. W.,
Visiting at Cold Harbor,
Voorhies, George B.,
Vosburg, T.,



23
139, 316

98
141, 142, 144,

204, 324

87

303

369

102

294

402

122, 124

138

145

367-389

61

116, 199, 211

3G9

103, 104

493

15, 537



Wadsworth, James S., 41

Wagon trains, 86, 196, 198, 199

Walker, Col. A. F., 188

Walker, Mayor J. M., 244

Walker, W. V., 309



Page.
WaUace, Gen. Lew, 123, 124, 129, 131,

270, 271, 300, 301
War, not Sunday school, 87

Warn, Charles S., 447

Washing shirts, 121

Washington, 25, 26, 30, 32, 36, 55, 58,

134, 137, 138, 139
Washington reservoir, 40

Washington, George, 82, 85, 153

Statue of, 252

Wasson, W. E., 15, 49, 370, 454, 455
Water was saved. The, 103

Watson, George, 408, 437, 447, 493, 549

471

295

9, 44

70

83

47

230

119

60



Watson, John,

Watterson, Htury,

Wayne, Anthony,

Wayne county man, Trick on,

Webster, Daniel,

Weight of guns, etc.,

Weitzel, Gen. G.,

Weldon railroad,

Welles, Gideon,

Welling, Joseph, 11, 14, 15, 16, 21, 25,
29, 35, 40, 41, 47, 48, 54, 50. 06,
83, 88, 156, 286, 395, 447, 454

WestfaU, S. -J., 448

"What are we here for?" 208



Wheater, B. E.,


312


Wheeler, Adjt.,


173


Wheeler, H. H.,


286, 448, 504


Whistler, J N. G.,


270, 272, 411


Whitbeck, J. W.,


449


WTiite's ford.


323


Whittier quoted.


139


"\^'hole ribbel army,"


201


Wilcox, Gen. 0. B.,


230


Wilcox's Landing,


108


Wilderness,


84


Wiley. Lieut.,


178


Williams, L. D.,


492


Williams House,


115


Williamson, J. .7.,


197.


Williamsport,


140


Willow spout.


S27


Wilson, David,


347


Wilson, Gen.,


113


Wilson's Cavalry,


149



Winchester,



42, 142, 143. 14.5, .323



Winchester, Battle of,

Wing, E. B.,

Wing, S. P.,

Winsor, Columbus,

Winter house. Plan of.

Winter quarters, 44, 45, 208,

Wirz,

Trial of,

Wisconsin 5th Infantry,

Wise, John S.,

Wolcott, Governor Roger,

Wood, A. S., 4, 5, 15, 16, 48, 49,
166, 174, 225, 235, 241,
370, 403, 449, 454, 455,



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