Vermont Civil War, Lest We Forget

Abbott, James H.
Adams, Charles Abraham
Ainsworth, Marcus
Allard, Albert J.
Allard, Chauncey McClure
Allard, Wilman D.
Allen, Henry B.
Allen, Loyal
Andrews, Marcus A.
Angell, Chauncey L.
Archer, Richard C.
Ashley, Joseph
Ashworth, George
Babbitt, Elbridge Harris
Bailey, Joseph W.
Baird, Lester L.
Baker, George S.
Baldwin, Edmund Welch
Baldwin, George L.
Baldwin, Moses P.
Ballou, David Sabin
Ballou, Jerome Eli
Bancroft, John G.
Barker, Charles A.
Barnes, Albert G.
Barnes, Daniel D.
Barrett, Samuel Jr.
Barrett, William H.
Barry, Thomas
Bassett, Albert Leroy
Beaumont, John
Beeman, Orris Pier
Bemis, Charles C.
Benjamin, Samuel Webster
Benjamin, Thomas Jefferson
Bennett, Warren F.
Benson, Homer H.
Bentley, Loomis M.
Bissonette, Theophile
Bixby, Marquis J.
Blaisdell, Horace D.
Blake, Thomas
Blanchard, Asa W.
Blanchard, Winslow Lafayette
Boardman, Joel D.
Bosworth, Julius H.
Bowen, James L.
Bradshaw, William J.
Brennan, Michael
Brigham, Loren M.
Bronson, Austin S.
Brown, David Justus
Brownell, George S.
Brunelle, John
Bryant, Ira S.
Bucklin, George D.
Buffum, Joseph
Bugbee, Alfred S.
Burnham, Lorenzo D.
Burns, Thomas
Butler, Erastus Darwin
Butler, Henry
Butters, James C.
Buxton, Albert
Cairns, William
Calihan, Michael
Carlisle, Henry H.
Carlisle, John
Carpenter, Charles P.
Carr, Ira
Carr, Martin V. B.
Carr, Orson S.
Cary, Emory
Caswell, James S.
Cataract, Nelson
Caverly, Benjamin F.
Chamberlin, Jesse P.
Champagne, Joseph
Chandler, Dana Pitt
Chaplin, Joseph Morris
Chapman, Parker A.
Chase, Albert H.
Chase, James Francis
Chilson, Lucius H.
Church, William A.
Clapp, Albert S.
Clapp, Palmer
Clark, Myron A.
Cobb, Hollis B.
Collins, Joseph S.
Combs, John
Conant, William D.
Congdon, Henry C.
Cook, James F.
Cook, Lafayette
Cook, Martin J.
Cooper, Abraham H.
Corey, Patrick
Cowley, Charles
Cowley, Frederick
Crosby, William
Curry, John
Cushman, Oliver Tucker
Cutting, George E.
Dalliston, James W.
Dana, Samuel Jackson
Daniels, Jonathan W.
Davis, Edmund P.
Davis, Hilas D.
Davis, John W.
Densmore, Julius F.
Dickerman, Lyman York
Dickinson, Denison M.
Dishnow, Antoine
Dolph, John
Donahue, Thomas
Doty, Ezra S.
Dow, Lester K.
Downs, Henry W.
Doxey, James Edgar
Dudley, Elmer H.
Duncan, George H.
Dunham, Jesse T.
Dutton, Benjamin C.
Dutton, Thomas J.
Dyer, Fayette
Dyer, John
Eames, Ezra Darwin
Earle, Volney N.
Eaton, Eugene E.
Eaton, Henry Augustus
Edgerton, Charles H.
Eggleston, George Dulton
Elliott, John
Ellis, Andrew J.
Emery, Ira Jr.
Everson, George J.
Fairbanks, Charles
Farmer, Edward L.
Fassett, Julius G.
Fish, Samuel A.
Fisk, Gilbert E.
Fletcher, Hazen Foster
Flint, Royal Morse
Fobes, Josiah A.
Foss, Francis Henry
Foster, Asa Gilbert
Foster, Willard
Fraser, Henry W.
French, Martin E.
Furlong, Michael
Gardner, Charles S.
Gee, Edward B.
Gee, William H.
Giffin, Richard J.
Gillett, Lucian
Gorton, George M.
Gould, Franklin
Gould, James Andrews
Gould, Major
Grace, James A.
Gravel, Joseph Sr.
Graves, Morton H.
Gray, Luke B.
Green, William E.
Grow, Milo Walbridge
Guinnette, Adolphus
Hackett, Albert F.
Hall, Parker L.
Halloway, James
Hamilton, William Harrison
Hanley, Gilbert
Hanlin, John H.
Hardy, Henry
Harmon, James C.
Harmon, John Nay
Heath, Henry R.
Hibbard, Ransom S.
Hill, Daniel J.
Hitchcock, Joseph William
Hix, Curtis
Holbrook, Manlius
Holbrook, Pardon D.
Houghton, Henry Homer
Howard, Charles H.
Howard, Philip
Howe, Frederick C.
Howe, William J.
Hoyt, Francis Story
Hurlburt, Luther K.
Jacobs, George A.
Jacobs, Uriah D.
Jangraw, Francis
January, Edward
Johnson, James C.
Johnson, John
Jones, Aaron
Jones, Edwin E.
Joy, John Marshall
Keefe, Timothy
Keith, John C.
Kelley, Lawrence
Kelley, Michael
Kenfield, Frank
Kent, Luther M.
Keyes, Ezra
Keyes, Zeley Jr.
King, Henry E.
Kingsley, Albert Thomas
Kinsman, George W.
Knapp, Lyman Enos
Knight, Henry W.
Ladd, George
Lake, James M.
Lamb, Zenal Chauncey
Larned, Chester T.
Lavalley, Peter
Lavigne, Joseph
Law, John F.
Lawton, Cyren B.
Leach, William H.
Leavitt, Amos Jr.
Lee, Eugene S.
Lee, George W.
Leonard, John R.
Lincoln, Samuel B.
Lund, Sylvanus
Lyford, Aura
Maloy, Martin
Manley, Lauriston E.
Mann, Jason
Marble, Durham A.
Marcell, Octave
March, William J.
Marnes, Andrew
Martin, Henry Hopkins
Martin, James L.
Martin, John S.
Martin, Joseph M.
Mason, William P. Jr.
Mather, Emmet
Matteson, Charles
Matthews, Byron D.
Maxham, William Ransom
May, Sidney Lewis
McEnerny, Michael
McIntire, John
McMahon, James
Mead, Charles E.
Melainiff, Keiron
Merling, George
Miles, Henry A.
Miles, Otis G.
Miller, Thomas J.
Miner, Lorenzo D.
Miner, Thomas
Monday, James
Moody, Marcus A.
Moore, Alfred T.
Moore, Willard H.
Morgan, Lensey R.
Moriarty, Bartholomew
Moriarty, Joseph E.
Morse, Charles Jr.
Morse, Frederick N.
Moylan, Michael
Munn, Ira Gray
Munson, William Day
Munson, William H.
Newcity, Jude
Niles, George Washington
Norris, Nathaniel Mahlon
Norton, William S.
Noyes, Albert
Nye, Alanson
O'Neil, Edmund
Ober, Joseph R.
Oglesby, Henry
Olmsted, Walter H.
Organ, Joseph B.
Osgood, Andrew E.
Osmer, Nathan R.
Packard, Francis A. R.
Paige, Henry M.
Parady, Alson
Parizo, Oliver
Parker, Dexter F.
Parks, Alden W.
Parsons, Henry Chester
Pease, Platt T.
Peddrick, Charles Henry
Perkins, James D.
Perry, Hiram Riley
Phillips, Alvah C.
Pierce, John W.
Pierce, Willard M.
Pike, Amos W.
Powers, Chester
Powers, Jeffrey
Pratt, Samuel
Rand, William W.
Ranney, Walter Warren
Reay, William
Reed, Alfred
Rhoades, Sumner M.
Rice, Azro A.
Rice, Orrin
Rice, Samuel B.
Richardson, Elijah H.
Richardson, John W.
Rogers, Dyer
Rogers, William Henry
Rollins, Ledrue M.
Roque, William
Roseboom, Garrett L.
Ross, Alexander William
Ross, Charles W.
Rowell, Abram
Russ, Henry J.
Russell, Henry C.
Sanborn, Seth C.
Sanderson, Abner Everts
Schrader, Henry
Scullin, Myron Patrick
Seaver, Calvin E.
Seeley, Lyman J.
Shanahan, John
Sheldon, Merritt Augustus
Sheridan, Thomas
Sherman, Nathan P.
Sibley, Torrey W.
Simmons, Joseph
Sinnott, John T.
Smith, Frank Willis
Smith, Gilbert O.
Smith, Henry H.
Smith, Joel J.
Smith, John
Snell, Thomas T.
Snow, Carlos E.
Snow, Willard C.
Southard, Sidney M.
Spaulding, Joel R.
Sperry, Ira E.
Spooner, Henry H.
Spoor, William O.
Spring, Henry C.
Stannard, George Jerrison
Stearns, Adelbert J.
Stearns, LeRoy N.
Stedman, Daniel Bissell
Stenior, Henry
Stevens, Charles P.
Stevens, Henry E.
Stimson, William W.
Stoddard, Dorric Smith
Stoddard, Lathrop Thompson
Stone, Edward
Stone, James H.
Stone, Merritt H.
Sturtevant, Wesley C.
Sulham, John
Sutherland, Joseph L.
Sweat, Elisha F.
Sweet, Abijah
Sweet, William F.
Sykes, Dwight
Tague, John
Tarbell, Charles J.
Tarbell, James
Tarbell, Rensselaer H.
Tatro, Edward
Theisen, Peter
Thomas, John C.
Thompson, Albin Laroy
Thompson, Leander D.
Thompson, Rufus D.
Thompson, Silas A.
Thurber, Emerson Henry
Thurston, Chauncey C.
Tifft, James
Titus, Isaac O.
Tomlinson, Harry
Tracy, William Hibbard
Trudell, Eli
Tyler, Hiram
Tyrell, William M.
Ufford, Samuel
Van Guilder, Wallace V.
Vanderlip, John M.
Vaughan, Elisha Darwin
Vaughan, Henry H.
Vaughn, John
Wait, Warren Coleman
Wakefield, Henry
Waldo, George Washington
Walker, Albert A.
Walker, Wesley W.
Walker, William Dwight
Wallace, Joseph W.
Ward, Tertullus C.
Warner, William W.
Warren, Daniel Dart
Watson, Charles A.
Wellman, Austin B.
Wells, Sanford O.
White, Bartlett E.
White, Henry C.
White, Lishur G.
White, Pliny F.
White, Stillman C.
Whitney, Charles W.
Wilder, Andrew Franklin
Williams, Merritt Bates
Willis, Monroe C.
Wilson, Freeman
Wilson, James H.
Winship, Sylvanus A.
Wolcott, Edgar J.
Wood, Leman E.
Woodruff, William R.
Woolcutt, Ahial C.
Worthen, Henry M.
Worthen, Phineas
Wright, Benjamin N.
Wright, Guy N.
Wright, John M.
Yattaw, Christopher C.

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Bauer, Daniel. "They Also Serve Who Only March, and March: The Veteran VI Corps Fights With Its Feet First." CW XVII: pp. 23-28. Per. (March from Manchester, MD, to Gettysburg).

Benedict, George Grenville. The battle of Gettysburgh, and the part taken therein by Vermont troops. Burlington, Free Press Print, 1867.

Buchanan, Charles J. Oration of Charles J. Buchanan at the Dedication of the Monument to the First Regiment of United States Sharpshooters at Gettysburg, July 2, 1889. Ann Arbor, MI: Univ Microfilms, l969. 37 p. Reprint of l889 ed.

Buono, Anthony. "The first Vermonter to enlist in the war, Union General George Stannard helped turn the tide at Gettysburg." America's Civil War. 9 (July 1996), pp. 10-20.

Busey, John W. These Honored Dead: The Union Casualties at Gettysburg. Hightstown, NJ; Longstreet House, 1996.

Cheney, Thomas C. Vermont at Gettysburg, July 1863 and 50 Years Later. Rutland, Vt.: Marble City Press, 1914.

Cheney, Thomas C., and Frank Kenfield. Vermont at Gettysburg: July 1863 and Fifty Years Later. Ann Arbor, MI: Univ Microfilms, 1971. 53 p. Reprint of 1914 ed.

Church, William. Letter describing the capture of General Stoughton at Fairfax Courthouse, 9 March 1863.

Coffin, Howard. Nine Months to Gettysbury. The Vermonters Who Broke Pickett's Charge. Woodstock, Vt.: Countryman Press, 1997.

Collea, Joseph D. The First Vermont Cavalry in the Civil War: A History. (McFarland (December 23, 2009)

Dickson, Christopher C. Col. Francis Voltaire Randall and the 13th Vermont Infantry. The Gettysburg Magazine. Dayton, Ohio: Morningside House, Inc. No. 17, July 1997.

Dickson, Christopher C. The Flying Brigade: Brig. Gen. George Stannard and the Road to Gettysburg. The Gettysburg Magazine. Dayton, Ohio: Morningside House, Inc. No. 16, January 1997.

Dillingham, Paul. "Report On the National Cemetery at Gettysburg," State of Vermont Legislative Document No. 1., Message and Documents, 1864, containing the Governor's Message to the General Assembly of Vermont, October Session, 1864 and appended reports. Montpelier: Walton's Steam Press.

Folsom, William R. "Vermont at Gettysburg." Vermont Quarterly , New Ser., 20 (July 1952), pp. 161-179.

Hartwig, D. Scott and Ann Marie Hartwig. Gettysburg: The Complete Pictorial of Battlefield Monuments. Gettysburg: Thomas Publications, 1995.

Hutchinson, Matthew W. "To Gettysbug and Beyond: A Vermont Captain's Letters to His Wife. Gettysburg Magazine, 2001 No. 25.

Ide, Horace K. The First Vermont Cavalry in the Gettysburg Campaign. [Ed. by Elliott W. Hoffman] Gettysburg Magazine 14 (Jan 1996): pp. 7-26.

Ladd, David L and Audrey J. Ladd, eds. The Bachelder Papers: Gettysburg in Their Own Words. Dayton, Ohio: Morningside, 1994-95. Includes George J. Stannard diary. 3 volumes.

Longacre, Edward G. The Cavalry at Gettysburg. Lincoln NE: University of Nebraska Press, 1986.

McKone, William L. Vermont's Irish rebel, Capt. John Lonergan : in the American Civil War & Fenian invasions of Canada (Jeffersonville, VT:Brewster River Press, 2010)

Peladeau, Marius, editor. Burnished rows of steel : Vermont's role in the Battle of Gettysburg, July 1-3, 1863. Newport, Vt. : Vermont Civil War Enterprises, 2002.

Poirier, Robert G. "Norwich at Gettysburg: The Citizen-Soldier Academy's Contribution to Victory." Gettysburg Magazine. Dayton, Ohio: Morningside House, Inc. July 1996.

Scott, George H. "Vermont at Gettysburg." Vermont Historical Society Proceedings , New Ser., 1 (1930), pp. 51-73.

Trimble, Tony. "Paper Collars: Stannard's Brigade at Gettysburg." Gettysburg Magazine 2 (Jan 1990): pp. 75-80.

U.S. Government. Names of Soldiers Who Died in Defense of American Union, Interred in the National Cemeteries and Other Burial Places at Brookline, Cambridge, and Worcester, Massachusetts; Buffalo, Chautauqua, Cypress Hills, Fort Niagara, Lockport, Lodi, Madison Barracks, Plattsburg Barracks, and Rochester, New York; Gettysburg, Mercersburg, Reading, Philadelphia, Tamaqua, and Upton, Pennsylvania; Brattleboro and Montpelier, Vermont; Richmond, and Yorktown, Virginia Glendale, Richmond, and Yorktown, Virginia, vol. 16. U. S. GPO: 1868.

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Ward, Eric. "A Vermonter's Letter from Gettysburg." America's Civil War. January 2002. pp 42-47.

Williams, John C. Life in Camp: A History of the Nine Months' Service of the Fourteenth Vermont Regiment, From October 21, 1862, When It was Mustered into the U.S. Service, to July 21, 1863, Including the Battle of Gettysburg. Claremont, NH: Claremont Mfg Co, 1864.

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Gettysburg, July 1, 2, 3, 1863

Casualties

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