March 10, 1862

The 7th Regiment left 'Rutland for New York City, where it embarked on two old-fashioned sailing ships, ill adapted for the transportation of troops, with sealed orders to proceed to sea. Upon opening the orders, it was learned that the destination of the regiment was Ship Island, Miss.' (Peck)

March 10, 1862

The 2nd Regiment 'moved from Camp Griffin, where it had remained during the winter doing picket duty and drilling, and took up the line of march to Centerville.' (Peck)

March 10, 1862

William H. Flint, 2nd Battery, wrote in his diary (more)

March 10, 1862

1st Battery sailed from New York City on steamer "Wallace" (Dyer)

March 10, 1863

J. C. Williams, 14th Regiment, wrote: "The cavalry sent in pursuit of the guerrilla party have returned without overtaking them." (more)

March 10, 1863

William H. Flint, 2nd Battery, wrote in his diary (more)

March 10, 1865

Eugene W. Rolfe, 3rd Battery, wrote in his diary (more)