October 21, 1862

14th Regiment organized at Brattleboro October 21, 1862, for nine months. (Dyer)

October 21, 1862

J. C. Williams, 14th Regiment, wrote in his journal (more)

October 22, 1862

14th Regiment traveled to Washington, October 22-25. (Dyer)

October 22, 1862

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October 23, 1862

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October 24, 1862

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October 25, 1862

14th Regiment was at Camp Chase, Arlington, Virginia, October 25-28 (Dyer)

October 25, 1862

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October 26, 1862

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October 27, 1862

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November 1, 1862

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November 2, 1862

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November 3, 1862

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November 5, 1862

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November 6, 1862

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November 7, 1862

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November 8, 1862

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November 9, 1862

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November 10, 1862

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November 11, 1862

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November 12, 1862

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November 15, 1862

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November 16, 1862

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November 18, 1862

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November 19, 1862

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November 22, 1862

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November 23, 1862

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November 24, 1862

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November 26, 1862

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November 26, 1862

14th Regiment was on picket duty near Occoquan Creek November 26-December 5. (Dyer)

November 27, 1862

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November 30, 1862

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December 1, 1862

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December 2, 1862

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December 3, 1862

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December 4, 1862

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December 6, 1862

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December 7, 1862

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December 9, 1862

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December 11, 1862

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December 15, 1862

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December 16, 1862

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December 17, 1862

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December 18, 1862

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December 19, 1862

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December 20, 1862

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December 21, 1862

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December 22, 1862

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December 25, 1862

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December 26, 1862

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December 27, 1862

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December 28, 1862

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December 29, 1862

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December 31, 1862

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January 1, 1863

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January 2, 1863

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January 3, 1863

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January 4, 1863

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January 5, 1863

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January 7, 1863

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January 8, 1863

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January 9, 1863

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January 11, 1863

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January 12, 1863

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January 13, 1863

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January 14, 1863

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January 15, 1863

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January 16, 1863

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January 18, 1863

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January 19, 1863

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January 20, 1863

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January 20, 1863

14th and 16th Regiments were at Fairfax Station January 20 through March 24. (Dyer)

January 22, 1863

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January 23, 1863

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January 24, 1863

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January 25, 1863

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January 26, 1863

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January 27, 1863

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January 28, 1863

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January 29, 1863

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January 31, 1863

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February 1, 1863

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February 2, 1863

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February 3, 1863

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February 4, 1863

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February 5, 1863

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February 6, 1863

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February 7, 1863

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February 9, 1863

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February 12, 1863

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February 14, 1863

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February 16, 1863

J. C. Williams, 14th Regiment, wrote: "The troops in this vicinity are still on the move to the front." (more)

February 19, 1863

J. C. Williams, 14th Regiment, wrote: "Not much drilling for the past few days, in consequence of the bad state of the weather." (more)

February 20, 1863

J. C. Williams, 14th Regiment, wrote: "Another pleasant day, and the mud is drying up." (more)

February 24, 1863

J. C. Williams, 14th Regiment, wrote: "Very dull in camp to-day, winter in earnest. The ground has been covered with snow for several days." (more)

February 26, 1863

J. C. Williams, 14th Regiment, wrote: "Our camp is seeming quite dreary at present. The snow has fallen to the depth of a foot." (more)

February 28, 1863

J. C. Williams, 14th Regiment, wrote: "Have again received a box of luxuries from home, and fear that I shall have to report to the surgeon in the morning." (more)

March 1, 1863

J. C. Williams, 14th Regiment, wrote: "Dull in camp to-day, army still inactive, and hope that a movement somewhere will soon be effected to dispel the gloom which is hanging like a pall over our country." (more)

March 5, 1863

J. C. Williams, 14th Regiment, wrote: "Drilling this week six hours each day." (more)

March 6, 1863

J. C. Williams, 14th Regiment, wrote: "A rumor is afloat that old Stuart is again in this vicinity, and marching orders have been received." (more)

March 7, 1863

J. C. Williams, 14th Regiment, wrote: "The orders of yesterday have been countermanded, and news has come that the programme is changed, and instead of an advance movement by Stuart, he has retreated across the Rappahannock with his whole force." (more)

March 8, 1863

J. C. Williams, 14th Regiment, wrote: More wet weather, which makes it so muddy that there is no drilling." (more)

March 9, 1863

J. C. Williams, 14th Regiment, wrote: "Important news this morning. Another raid by Mosby last night, and the capture of our Brigadier, Gen. E. H. Stoughton, at Fairfax Court House, five miles from his brigade." (more)

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 11, 1863

J. C. Williams, 14th Regiment, wrote: "Col. Blunt, the ranking Colonel in the brigade, is again in command." (more)

March 12, 1863

J. C. Williams, 14th Regiment, wrote: "Weather still changeable, clear and beautiful overhead, while beneath the mud is almost fathomless." (more)

March 13, 1863

J. C. Williams, 14th Regiment, wrote: "The mud is so deep that drilling has been dispensed with for the present." (more)

March 14, 1863

J. C. Williams, 14th Regiment, wrote: "Fairfax Station is becoming a place of considerable importance in a military point of view, as being a base for supplies to the army, and a depot for Government stores, which we are at present guarding." (more)

March 15, 1863

J. C. Williams, 14th Regiment, wrote: "Drilling has again been resumed." (more)

March 17, 1863

J. C. Williams, 14th Regiment, wrote: "Night has again closed the labors of another day, hiding from our view the desolated scenes of earth." (more)

March 18, 1863

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March 19, 1863

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March 20, 1863

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March 21, 1863

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March 22, 1863

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March 23, 1863

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March 24, 1863

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March 25, 1863

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March 26, 1863

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March 28, 1863

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March 29, 1863

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March 30, 1863

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March 31, 1863

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April 4, 1863

J. C. Williams, 14th VVI: Nothing has occurred of general interest during the past week, save the usual routine of camp and picket duty, there being plenty of that to perform. (more)

April 6, 1863

J. C. Williams, 14th VVI: Another foot of snow this morning, and rail fences are getting scarce. I have often heard of the sunny South, and that the "sacred soil” of Virginia would be a lovely place on which to dwell, but I cannot see the point. (more)

April 7, 1863

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April 8, 1863

J. C. Williams, 14th VVI: No battle with the "rebs” to record yet. The 14th is now the headquarters of the brigade. (more)

April 9, 1863

J. C. Williams, 14th VVI: Nothing from Stuart yet. He has doubtless escaped at some other point. (more)

April 10, 1863

J. C. Williams, 14th VVI: The "grand Army of the Potomac” still inactive. How much longer shall the nation be kept in suspense, awaiting the movements of our armies? (more)

April 11, 1863

J. C. Williams, 14th VVI: Day before yesterday was the day appointed by the President for the nation to fast, and I fear it was not strictly observed in camp, as far as abstaining from eating and drinking are concerned (more)

April 12, 1863

J. C. Williams, 14th VVI: The weather is again very fine this morning, and the brass band has been giving us some of its most beautiful pieces. (more)

April 13, 1863

J. C. Williams, 14th VVI: We have just received the sad intelligence of the death of Sergeant C. P. Taylor of Company B., who was left at Fairfax Station, sick with the measles, at the time of our move here. (more)

April 14, 1863

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April 15, 1863

J. C. Williams, 14th VVI: Orders have been received to be ready to take the field at a moment's notice, with seven days' rations. I will here remark, that we have never but once been without marching orders since being in the service. (more)

April 16, 1863

J. C. Williams, 14th VVI: It has been ascertained that the 14th numbers more men, fit for duty, than any other regiment in the brigade. (more)

April 17, 1863

J. C. Williams, 14th VVI: We are no longer in the reserve corps for the defense of Washington, but will hereafter form a part of the army in the field. (more)

April 18, 1863

J. C. Williams, 14th VVI: No move yet, and mere conjecture where we shall go when we do move. (more)

April 19, 1863

J. C. Williams, 14th VVI: Seven days' rations are still on hand, ready for a move. (more)

April 20, 1863

J. C. Williams, 14th VVI: How I wish Gen. Grant had the command of the Army of the Potomac, and would commit one of his blunders, and capture Richmond, together with thirty thousand prisoners. (more)

April 21, 1863

J. C. Williams, 14th VVI: Drilling as usual. The ground is now all settled, trees are in full blossom, and all nature has assumed a new attire (more)

April 22, 1863

J. C. Williams, 14th VVI: Reveille at half past five in the morning, when the voice of the Orderly is heard -- fall in for roll call! (more)

April 23, 1863

J. C. Williams, 14th VVI: Col. Stannard of the 9th Vermont is about to be promoted to a Brigadier, and to have command of this brigade. (more)

April 24, 1863

J. C. Williams, 14th VVI: Plenty of drilling at present -- think we shall be well prepared for a march when the order comes. (more)

April 26, 1863

J. C. Williams, 14th VVI: The regiment is in good spirits to-day, ready for anything which may turn up in the line of marching or fighting. Liberty and justice are at stake. (more)

April 27, 1863

J. C. Williams, 14th VVI: The Paymaster is again in our camp, laden with "green backs" to pay us off. (more)

April 28, 1863

J. C. Williams, 14th VVI: Recent circumstances indicate that the campaign is about to open, and much confidence is felt in Hooker, and that victory awaits our arms. (more)

April 29, 1863

J. C. Williams, 14th VVI: Six long months have elapsed since I have enjoyed the pleasant associations of the family circle, and long for the time to come when I may be permitted to return to the joys of civil life. (more)

April 30, 1863

J. C. Williams, 14th VVI: About ten o'clock, firing was heard on the picket line, and soon the long roll-call was beaten, calling the men to arms. (more)

May 2, 1863

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May 3, 1863

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May 4, 1863

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May 6, 1863

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May 8, 1863

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May 9, 1863

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May 11, 1863

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May 12, 1863

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May 13, 1863

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May 15, 1863

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May 16, 1863

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May 23, 1863

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May 26, 1863

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May 28, 1863

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June 1, 1863

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June 7, 1863

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June 8, 1863

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June 9, 1863

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June 10, 1863

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June 14, 1863

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June 15, 1863

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June 17, 1863

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June 18, 1863

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June 19, 1863

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June 20, 1863

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June 20, 1863

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June 21, 1863

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June 22, 1863

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June 23, 1863

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June 24, 1863

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June 25, 1863

2nd Brigade, bringing up the rear of the Army of the Potomac, started a march to Gettysburg. (Dyer)

June 25, 1863

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June 26, 1863

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June 27, 1863

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June 28, 1863

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June 29, 1863

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June 30, 1863

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July 1, 1863

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July 2, 1863

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July 3, 1863

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July 4, 1863

14th Regiment participated in the pursuit of Lee July 4-18. (Dyer)

July 4, 1863

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July 6, 1863

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July 7, 1863

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July 8, 1863

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July 9, 1863

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July 10, 1863

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July 11, 1863

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July 12, 1863

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July 13, 1863

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July 14, 1863

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July 15, 1863

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July 16, 1863

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July 17, 1863

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July 18, 1863

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July 19, 1863

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July 20, 1863

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July 21, 1863

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July 30, 1863

14th Regiment mustered out at Brattleboro, having lost during service 1 Officer and 26 Enlisted men killed and mortally wounded and 43 Enlisted men by disease. Total 70. (Dyer)