History of the Thirty-sixth Regiment Massachusetts Volunteers. 1862-1865

by Henry S. Burrage; William H. Hodgkins; Edmund W. Noyes; S. Alonzo Ranlett; Alonzo A. White

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INDEX.

• Abbott (Private Louis P.), wounded at the Wilderness, [157];
• at Cold Harbor, [195].
• Adams (Private Andrew), wounded at Cold Harbor, [196].
• Adams (Corp. Orrick H.), wounded at Spottsylvania, [171];
• at Cold Harbor, [196].
• Aldrich (Hon. P. E.), presents colors to the regiment, [7].
• Alexander (Private James), killed at Spottsylvania, [171].
• Alger (Corp. Cyrus), wounded at Cold Harbor, [195];
• at Petersburg, [208].
• Allen (Corp. Courtland A.), wounded at Spottsylvania and captured, [171];
• note, [170].
• Ames (Col. Adelbert), of the Twentieth Maine, [11].
• Ames (Capt. T. Edward), reports siege of Knoxville raised, [118];
• at Cold Harbor, [194];
• commands reconnoitering party, [197];
• in the advance on Petersburg, June 17, 1864, [215];
• in command of regiment, [218];
• slightly wounded, [225];
• in command of regiment, [229];
• at the battle of Pegram Farm, [263];
• assigned to the command of Co. F, [273];
• in the action before Petersburg, April 2, 1864, [291];
• returns with the regiment to Mass., [310];
• record of, [321].
• Ames (Sergt. Thomas J.), wounded at Petersburg, [214].
• Ames (Private Fred C.), dies of wounds at Petersburg, [209].
• Andrew (Gov. John A.), calls for 15,000 men, [1];
• applies for discharge of Lieut.-Col. J. W. Kimball, of Fifteenth Mass., in order that he may accept promotion as Col. of the Thirty-sixth, [5];
• issues Thanksgiving proclamation to Mass. soldiers in the field, [24].
• Anson (Private E. W.), wounded at Jackson, Miss., [64].
• Antietam (Battle of), [13];
• the scene after the battle, [14].
• Antietam Iron Works, regiment encamps at, [16].
• Arnold (Private Savillion), wounded at Spottsylvania, [171].
• Avery (Sergt. Charles K.), dies of wounds received at Cold Harbor, [196].
• Babcock (Lieut. C. S.), returns with the regiment to Mass., [310];
• record of, [328].
• Bailey (Capt. S. H.), commissioned Capt. Co. G.;
• sick in the rear of Vicksburg, [55];
• in command of the skirmish line at the Wilderness, [152];
• mortally wounded at Spottsylvania, [168], [170], [214];
• record of, [321].
• Bailey (Sergt. A. Fernando), killed at Spottsylvania, [171].
• Ball (Mayor), makes an address at Worcester on the return of the regiment, [308].
• Bardwell (Private George W.), dies of wounds in the Wilderness, [158].
• Barker (Lt. Col. T. L.), enters Camp Wool, with first detachment for regiment, [2];
• in command of regiment, [76];
• commands left wing of the regiment at the Wilderness, [154];
• commands the regiment at Spottsylvania, [169];
• at the North Anna, [180];
• at Cold Harbor, [192];
• wounded at Cold Harbor, [194], [195], [214];
• returns to regiment, [230];
• brigade officer of the day, [242];
• mustered in as major, [244];
• aids in burying our dead, [267];
• receives commission as Lieut.-Col., [269];
• announces consolidation of regiment, [273];
• absent on leave, [278];
• provost-marshal at Farmville, [296], [297];
• in command of the regiment on the return of the Thirty-sixth to Mass., [308]-[310];
• record of, [317].
• Barker (Maj. James H.), commissioned Major of the regiment, [5];
• resigns, [33];
• record of, [318].
• Barrus (Private William J.), wounded at Cold Harbor, [195].
• Barry (Corp. James H.), wounded in the Wilderness, [158];
• killed in trenches near Petersburg, [226].
• Bartlett (Private Henry), relates circumstances concerning Lieut. Daniels' death, at Spottsylvania, [172].
• Barton (Private John H.), wounded in the trenches at Petersburg, [221].
• Battery Noble, [105], [110], [117].
• Battles (Private Frederick C.), wounded at Spottsylvania, [171].
• Bell (Corp. Frank), tries sharp-shooting at Petersburg, [266].
• Bellows (Private Julius N.), dies of wounds in the Wilderness, [158].
• Benjamin (Lieut.), at Fort Sanders, [109], [112], [113].
• Benjamin's Battery, [61], [98], [99], [101], [109].
• Bethesda Church, [188].
• Biddle (Col.), aids in moving the artillery from Lenoir's, [93].
• Birney (Gen. W.), in the action at the North Anna, [186].
• Bixby (Private Jacob W.), wounded in the Wilderness, [157].
• Blake (Hosp. Steward Wm. H.), record of, [328].
• Bliss (Col. Zenas R.), commands brigade, [146];
• injured at Spottsylvania, [164];
• again in command of brigade, [232].
• Blue Springs, battle of, [84], seq.
• Boswell (Private James S.), dies in regimental hospital, [55].
• Boswell (Lieut. F. W.), record of, [326].
• Bosworth (Private John A.), wounded at Spottsylvania, [171].
• Bottomley (Corp. Charles), captured at Petersburg, [268].
• Bowers (Rev. C. M.), visits the regiment, [41].
• Bowman (Col. Henry), commissioned Col., [5];
• receives orders to leave with regiment for the seat of war, Sept. 2, [6];
• responds at presentation of colors, [10];
• doubts the genuineness of one of Gen. McClellan's orders, [13];
• reads an order concerning a forward movement, [30];
• reports arrival of regiment at Fortress Monroe, [34];
• absent on leave, [35];
• at Cincinnati, [39];
• conducts a march from Camp Dick Robinson, [41];
• receives an exhilarating despatch in camp at Middleburgh, [44];
• assigned to the command of brigade, [46];
• in the assault on Jackson, [64];
• resigns, [71];
• record of, [317].
• Bradford (Private George F.), wounded in the trenches at Petersburg, [224].
• Bragg (Gen. Braxton), [90], [91], [111], [116], [117].
• Breckenridge (Gen. J. C.), [68], [84].
• Breen (Private Peter), killed at Spottsylvania, [171].
• Brigham (Lieut. W. H.), makes a congratulatory speech in camp at Middleburgh, [44];
• goes to Mass. for recruits, [127];
• reported on special duty, [144];
• rejoins regiment, [174];
• in general hospital at Annapolis, [214];
• assigned to Co. G, [273];
• record of, [323].
• Briggs (Sergt. Frederick W.), wounded at Petersburg, [208].
• Brooks (Gen. W. T. H.), Gen. Burnside recommends his dismissal, [31].
• Brooks (Sergt. Stephen T.), killed at Spottsylvania, [171].
• Brown (Capt. John H.), receives a medal for gallantry, [315].
• Brown (Private Oscar H.), wounded in the Wilderness, [158].
• Bryant (Asst.-Surgeon Albert H.), commissioned, [5];
• sick at Nicholasville, [76];
• only medical officer with regiment, [174];
• on duty at the field hospital, [214];
• at Fourth Division hospital, [242];
• commissioned Surgeon of Fifty-eighth Mass., but unable to muster, [247];
• returns with regiment to Mass., [310];
• record of, [319].
• Buckley's Battery, [98], [101], [105], [109].
• Buckner (Gen. S. B.), [109], [115].
• Buffum (Capt. Amos), commissioned Captain Co. D, [3];
• in charge of the picket line at Knoxville on the night of the assault on Fort Sanders, [110];
• at Spottsylvania, [166];
• coolness in the action, [167];
• in charge of the skirmish line, [174];
• killed in front of Petersburg, [212];
• tribute from Gen. Burnside, [213];
• record of, [321].
• Burns (Gen. W. W.), assumes command of division, [23];
• at Fredericksburg, [26], [27], [28];
• ordered West, [34].
• Burnside (Gen. A. E.), wins a battle at South Mountain, [13], [14];
• head-quarters at Sharpsburg, [15];
• assigned to the command of the army of the Potomac, [21];
• issues order on assuming the command, [22];
• delays in attacking the enemy at Fredericksburg, [25];
• disappointed in the result of the battle at Fredericksburg, [27], [28];
• prepares for another movement against the enemy, [30];
• defeated in his plans, and is relieved at his own request, [31];
• farewell order, [32];
• summons the regiment to Cincinnati on election day, [40];
• saluted by the regiment at Knoxville, [83];
• in command at the battle of Blue Springs, [85];
• congratulates the brigade during the battle, [86];
• orders the Ninth Corps to Knoxville, [87];
• Bragg sends Longstreet against him, [90];
• is directed by Grant to hold Longstreet in check until Sherman can come to his relief, [91];
• moves down to Hough's Ferry, [92];
• returns to Lenoir's, [93];
• retreating toward Knoxville, repulses the enemy at Campbell's Station, [95]-[98];
• assigns the troops their position at Knoxville, [100];
• in communication with Gen. Grant, [102]-[103];
• issues a thanksgiving order, [108];
• tenders Longstreet an armistice after the assault on Fort Sanders, [114];
• issues a congratulatory order, [117];
• receives a congratulatory despatch from Grant, [118];
• is notified by Sherman of his approach to relieve Knoxville, [119];
• receives the thanks of Congress, and transfers the command to Gen. Foster, [120];
• farewell orders, [120], [121], [122];
• reassigned to the command of the Ninth Corps, which is enlarged by recruitment under his supervision, [136], [137];
• reviews the corps with the President, [140]-[142];
• ordered to join the army of the Potomac, [146];
• order concerning men of the Twenty-ninth Mass., [173];
• at the North Anna, [179];
• waives his rank in favor of Meade, [183];
• at Bethesda Church, [188];
• before Petersburg, [203];
• tribute to Capt. Buffum, [213];
• congratulatory order at Petersburg, [215], note;
• compliments the troops, [216];
• expresses confidence in the plan of a mine suggested by Lieut.-Col. Pleasants, [224];
• visits his front line preparatory to the assault, [227];
• fails to get the amount of powder for which he asked, [232];
• his plan of attack overruled by Gen. Meade, [233];
• the plan, [241];
• relinquishes the command of the corps, [245];
• letter in response to an invitation to a meeting of the Burnside Association of the Thirty-sixth Regiment, [314], [315].
• Burrage (Capt. Henry S.), wounded at Cold Harbor, [194], [195], [214];
• receives a Captain's commission, [217];
• returns to the regiment, [256];
• in command of skirmish line, in the action at Pegram Farm, [260];
• aids in burying our dead, [267];
• brigade officer of the day, [268];
• assigned to the command of Co. D., [273];
• captured at Petersburg, [274], [275];
• returns to regiment, and appointed A.A.A.G. on staff of Gen. Curtin, [298];
• returns to Mass. with regiment, [310];
• record of, [322].
• Burton (Sergt. Daniel A.), killed in the trenches at Petersburg, [266].
• Bussenius (Corp. Adolph), wounded at Petersburg, [208].
• Byington (Maj. Cornelius), mortally wounded in front of Fort Sanders, [108].
• Camp Dick Robinson, [41].
• Campbell's Station, battle at, [95]-[100].
• Canfield (Chaplain Charles T.), receives commission, [5];
• conducts special religious services at Antietam Iron Works, [16];
• also opposite Fredericksburg, [25];
• preaches on the character of Washington, [35];
• record of, [319].
• Carter (Corp. Albert H.), killed in the Wilderness, [157].
• Carter (Private George I.), wounded at Cold Harbor, [196].
• Carter (Private Solon), wounded at Cold Harbor, [197].
• Carter (Private Rufus H.), killed in battle at Pegram Farm, [263].
• Cedar Creek, Col. G. D. Wells, Thirty-fourth Mass., killed at, [9].
• Chaffin (Principal Musician, Alfred), record of, [329].
• Chamberlain (Sergt. Edward), wounded at Spottsylvania, [172];
• record of, [326].
• Chamberlain (Private Levi), killed at Spottsylvania, [172].
• Chamberlain (Private Silas), wounded at Spottsylvania, [172].
• Chapin's brigade at Hough's Ferry, [92].
• Chapman (Corp. Walter), promoted to Lieutenant, [313].
• Chapman (Private Leonard A.), killed in the trenches at Petersburg, [230].
• Chase (Private Daniel), wounded at Cold Harbor, [195].
• Chase (Private George L.), died of wounds received in the Wilderness, [157].
• Chase (Private Joseph W.), wounded at Cold Harbor, [195].
• Chenery (Private Frank), killed at Cold Harbor, [196].
• Childs (Private Daniel V.), killed in the Wilderness, [158].
• Chipman (Lieut. George L.), record of, [323].
• Chisold (Corp. Walter), wounded in the Wilderness, [157].
• Christ's brigade at Campbell Station, [98].
• Clark (Corp. Joseph V.), wounded at Petersburg, [209].
• Coburn (Corp. William H.), died of wounds received in the Wilderness, [158].
• Cochrane (Gen. J.), dismissal recommended by Gen. Burnside, [31].
• Colburn (Private Augustus F.), wounded at Spottsylvania, [171].
• Colburn (Private Dwight), killed at Petersburg, [214].
• Cold Harbor, battle at, [190]-[196].
• Collis (Lieut. Marcus M.), record of, [327].
• Confederate loss at Petersburg, [239], note.
• Confederate troops in the battle at Pegram Farm, [264], note.
• Cooper (Corp. Alexander), wounded at Petersburg, [214].
• Coyle (Private Andrew), wounded at Spottsylvania, [171].
• Crosby (Sergt. Edwin F.), wounded at Spottsylvania, [171].
• Cross (Lieut. R. M.), [3]; record of, [323].
• Cross (Lieut. A. W.), recommended for promotion, [217];
• returns to Mass. with regiment, [310];
• record of, [325].
• Cumberland Gap, [85].
• Curtin (Gen. John I.), assumes command of brigade, [155];
• at Stannard's Mills, [177];
• reports to Gen. Hancock at the North Anna, [180];
• in the assault at Petersburg, [205];
• compliments the regiment at Petersburg, [210];
• in the action on the 18th of June, [211];
• where he is wounded in the shoulder, [212];
• coolness in the action at Pegram Farm, [261];
• appointed post-commander at Farmville, [297];
• issues farewell address, [304].
• Cutter (Lieut. John C.), appointed quartermaster, [55];
• record of, [320].
• Cutting (Corp. Nathan F.), wounded at Petersburg, [209].
• Dadman (Private James A.), wounded in the Wilderness, [157].
• Daniels (Lieut. H. W.), killed at Spottsylvania, [169]-[170];
• record of, [324].
• Daniels (Private Myron M.), killed in the Wilderness, [157], [170].
• Davidson (Capt. A. S.), receives commission as 2d Lieut., but is unable to muster, [144];
• recommended for promotion to 1st Lieut., [217];
• returns to regiment from hospital, [230];
• mustered in and assigned to Co. G, [232];
• mustered in as Capt., [243];
• in command of Co. G, [273];
• returns to Mass. with regiment, [310];
• record of, [322].
• Davis (Capt. C. W.), assigned to regiment with 21st battalion, [273];
• record of, [327].
• Davis (Lieut. Austin), returns to Mass. on leave, [80];
• still on special duty, [144];
• assigned to Company H., [273];
• returns to Mass. with regiment, [310];
• record of, [323].
• Davis (Lieut. Jonas R.), assigned to regiment with 21st battalion, [273];
• returns to Mass. with regiment, [310];
• record of, [327].
• Davis (Private Josiah B.), wounded in the Wilderness, [157].
• Davis (Private Josiah W.), dies of wounds at Petersburg, [214].
• Davis (Private Luke K.), wounded at Spottsylvania, [171].
• Davis (Private Obed R.), killed at Spottsylvania, [171].
• Day (Private James H.), wounded in the Wilderness, [157].
• Demary (Private John M.), wounded at Spottsylvania, [171].
• Derby (Sergt. Charles H.), killed on the North Anna, [181].
• Dix (Gen. John A.), reviews the Ninth Corps at Newport News, [35].
• Dolligan (Private James), accidentally killed in camp near Alexandria, [301].
• Doughty (Corp. James N.), killed at Spottsylvania, [171].
• Doyle (Private John), wounded at Cold Harbor, [196].
• Doyle (Private Luke), wounded on the North Anna, [182].
• Doyle (Private William H.), wounded at Spottsylvania, [172].
• Draper (Lieut.-Col. William F.), commissioned Capt. Co. F, [4];
• in command of skirmishers at Jackson, [63];
• commissioned Major, [78];
• in command of regiment at Blue Springs after Lieut.-Col. Goodell was wounded, [86];
• in command of the regiment at Annapolis, [138];
• wounded at the Wilderness, [154], [157];
• skilfully handles the regiment at Campbell's Station, [196];
• submits list of recommendations for promotions, [217];
• commissioned Lieut.-Col., [230];
• returns to the regiment, [244];
• in command of brigade, [251];
• president of court-martial, [250];
• in the action at Pegram Farm, [261], [262];
• mustered out at expiration of service, and returns to Mass., [269];
• record of, [318].
• Dunn (Private William A.), killed at Cold Harbor, [196].
• Durrell's Battery, [53], [55].
• Edmands (Corp. Benjamin B.), promoted to Lieutenant, [313].
• Edmister (Private Aaron), mortally wounded at Cold Harbor, [198].
• Edmunds' Battery, [45].
• Eighth Michigan, presented with a flag, [35];
• at the battle of Blue Springs, [85], [86];
• proceeds to Knoxville, [87];
• at Lenoir's, [93];
• at Campbell's Station, [94]-[96];
• in the trenches at Knoxville, [105];
• returns to Michigan, [124].
• Eighty-ninth New York at Fredericksburg, [29].
• Eighth Tennessee at Lick Creek, [84].
• Eleventh New Hampshire in the assault at Petersburg, June 18, 1864, [205];
• captures a piece of artillery, [207];
• a captain in the regiment takes Roger A. Pryor prisoner, [275].
• Elliott (Private Estes E.), dies of wounds received at Cold Harbor, [196].
• Ellis (Private George H.), killed at Jackson, [64].
• Ellsworth (Private T. L.), wounded at Jackson, [64];
• record of, [328].
• Ely (Col.), raises a flag of the 2d Michigan at Petersburg, [292].
• Emerson (Private John S.), dies of wounds received at Spottsylvania, [171].
• Emory (Lieut. E. F.), Asst. Commissary of the Fourth Division, [139];
• assigned to Co. D on consolidation of the regiment with the Twenty-first battalion, [273];
• record of, [324].
• Engly (Private Davis B.), wounded at Cold Harbor, [196].
• Erin's Station, camp at, [127].
• Fairbank (Capt. John B.), wounded at Campbell's Station, [96];
• brings up his "brigade" in the assault at Petersburg, June 18, 1864, [206];
• receives a Captain's commission, [227];
• aids in burying our dead, [267];
• assigned to the command of Co. E, [273];
• in command of regiment, [278];
• returns to Mass. with regiment, [310];
• record of, [322].
• Farmville, [296]; action of Common Council on death of President Lincoln, [298], [299].
• Farnsworth (Private Franklin), dies of wounds received at Spottsylvania, [171].
• Farragut's victory at Mobile saluted, [245].
• Fay (Private M. H.), dies on steamer between Memphis and Cairo, [75].
• Fenno (Private Frank M.), killed in the Wilderness, [157].
• Ferrero (Gen. Edward), dismissal ordered by Gen. Burnside, [31];
• in command of brigade at Jackson, [67], [68];
• Blue Springs, [85], [86];
• moves with his division against Longstreet, [91];
• at Campbell's Station, [98];
• falls back to Knoxville, [100];
• at Knoxville, [101];
• compliments his division, [121], [122];
• assigned to the command of the division of colored troops, [138];
• assigned to the command of Third Division, [255].
• Field (Lieut. Lucius), returns with regiment to Mass., [310];
• record of, [320].
• Fifteenth Mass., [8].
• Fifteenth Indiana Battery, [101].
• Fiftieth New York at Fredericksburg, [26].
• Fifty-first New York, assigned to brigade with Thirty-sixth Mass., [138];
• at the Wilderness, [152], [153];
• in the mine affair, [236], [237];
• at the Weldon R.R., [249];
• number present for duty at reorganization of brigade, [255];
• at Pegram Farm, [260];
• loss in that action, [264].
• Fifty-first Pennsylvania, at the "Crater" in the final assault on Petersburg, [284], [285].
• Fifty-sixth Massachusetts, position during winter of 1864-5, [276];
• receives the reënlisted men of the Twenty-first Mass., [307].
• Fifty-eighth Massachusetts, in brigade with the Thirty-sixth, [138];
• at Cold Harbor [198];
• at Petersburg, [206];
• at the mine, [236], [238], [239];
• number present at the reorganization of the brigade, [255];
• the action at Pegram Farm, [260], [264];
• position in the trenches during the winter 1864-5, [276];
• in the final assault at Petersburg, [284].
• Fifty-ninth Georgia, captured at Cumberland Gap, [80].
• Finney (Private John L.), wounded in the trenches at Petersburg, [219].
• First Connecticut Heavy Artillery, in the final assault at Petersburg, [284], [287], [290].
• First Kansas, at Lake Providence, [51].
• First Rhode Island Cavalry, [13].
• Fisher (Private Abiel), wounded in the trenches at Petersburg, [221].
• Fisher (Sergt. John A.), wounded at Spottsylvania, [171].
• Fletcher (Private Andrew B.), wounded at Spottsylvania, [171].
• Fletcher (Private George), wounded at Cold Harbor, [196].
• Flynn (Private John), dies of wounds received at Cold Harbor, [196].
• Forty-fifth Illinois places its flag on the Court House at Vicksburg, [57].
• Forty-fifth Pennsylvania, in Third Brigade, First Division, Ninth Corps, [17];
• sent to Frederick, Md., [17];
• at Fredericksburg, [27], [28], [29];
• on the journey west, [36];
• at Paris, Ky., [40];
• Col. Welsh promoted, [41];
• at Jackson, Miss., [61], [63];
• returns to Kentucky, [74];
• at the battle of Blue Springs, [85];
• proceeds to Knoxville, [87];
• at Lenoir's, [93];
• at Campbell's Station, [95], [96];
• in the trenches at Knoxville, [104], [105];
• returns to Pennsylvania, having received a furlough for reënlistment, [125];
• rejoins the corps at Annapolis and gives the Thirty-sixth a welcome, [134];
• in the Wilderness, [152], [155];
• at Stannard's Mills, [177];
• some of the men make a fortunate find, [187];
• at Cold Harbor, [198];
• on the 17th of June at Petersburg, [206];
• at the mine, [236], [238], [239];
• at the Weldon R.R., [249];
• number present for duty on reorganization of the brigade, [255];
• at Pegram Farm, [260], [264];
• in the final assault at Petersburg, [284];
• receives a visit from the Thirty-sixth, [305];
• escorts the Thirty-sixth to the wharf at Alexandria, [307].
• Forty-sixth New York, turns over its men who declined to reënlist to the Thirty-sixth Mass., [143];
• loss at Cold Harbor, [196];
• detachment returns to regiment, [197].
• Forty-sixth Ohio at Jackson, Miss., [61], [63].
• Forty-eighth Pennsylvania at Knoxville, [107];
• in the Wilderness, [150];
• at the North Anna, [182];
• in the movement on Petersburg, [202];
• in the assault of June 17th, [205], [207];
• June 18th, [210];
• in the trenches at Petersburg, [221];
• commences excavation of the mine, [224];
• completes the work, [231];
• number present for duty at the reorganization of the brigade, [255];
• in the action at Pegram Farm, [260];
• in the final assault at Petersburg, [284].
• Foskett (Corp. Albert), wounded at Petersburg, [229].
• Foskett (Sergt. Liberty W.), in command of company at Spottsylvania, [172], note;
• wounded at Petersburg, [208];
• record of, [326].
• Foster (Gen. J. G.), moves to the relief of Knoxville, [117], note;
• reported at Tazewell, [118];
• takes command of the Department of the Ohio, [120];
• relieved by request, [126].
• Foster (Private Josiah), wounded at Cold Harbor, [196].
• Fourteenth New York Heavy Artillery, [207].
• Fourteenth Virginia, [37].
• Fourth Rhode Island, arrives at Petersburg, [227];
• at the mine affair, [236];
• in the action at Pegram Farm, [260].
• Franklin (Gen. W. B.), at Fredericksburg, [26];
• "stuck in the mud," [30];
• Burnside recommends his dismissal, [31].
• Frazer (Gen.), taken prisoner at Cumberland Gap, [80].
• Fredericksburg, battle of, [25]-[29].
• Freeman (Sergt. George E.), killed at Spottsylvania, [171].
• French (Gen. W. H.), at Fredericksburg, [27].
• French (Sergt. Adams E.), mortally wounded at Cold Harbor, [191], [194], [195].
• French (Private John A.), wounded at Spottsylvania, [171].
• Gallup (Sergt. Leroy B.), mortally wounded at Campbell's Station, [99].
• Gardner (Principal Musician, John), record of, [329].
• Gates (Private Frederick S.), wounded in the Wilderness, [157].
• Getting's Battery, [98], [101].
• Gilbert (Corp. Charles), mortally wounded at Petersburg, [224].
• Gilbert (Private Lyman H.), killed at Pegram Farm, [263].
• Giles (Private Sanford), dies of wounds received at Spottsylvania, [171].
• Gird (Capt. J. W.), killed at the Wilderness, [313];
• record of, [323].
• Gleason (Private Jesse), killed at Petersburg, [232].
• Goodell (Lieut.-Col. Arthur A.), Captain of Co. C, [3];
• in command of regiment, [35];
• at Jackson, Miss., [66];
• at Milldale, Miss., [71];
• returns home on leave, [76];
• commissioned Lieut.-Col., [78];
• wounded at Blue Springs, [86];
• rejoins the regiment at Cincinnati, but is obliged to return home, [137];
• resigns, [146];
• record of, [317].
• Goodale (Lieut. Charles S.), returns to Mass. with regiment, [310];
• record of, [328].
• Goodspeed (Lieut. S. A.), resigns, [139];
• record of, [324].
• Gracie (Gen.), at siege of Knoxville, [113], note.
• Granger (Gen. Gordon), sent by Grant to the relief of Burnside at Knoxville, [117];
• arrives at Knoxville, [119].
• Grant (Gen. U. S.), scene of his first battle in the war, [49];
• at Vicksburg, [53], [54];
• receives surrender of Pemberton's army, [57];
• orders Sherman to pursue Johnston, [58];
• returns Ninth Corps with congratulatory order, [73];
• prepares to assault Bragg at Chattanooga, [90];
• notifies Burnside of Longstreet's advance, [91];
• impresses upon Burnside the importance of holding Knoxville, [102];
• approves of Burnside's movements, [103];
• hurries troops to relieve Knoxville, [117];
• congratulates the Army of the Ohio on its masterly defence of Knoxville, [119];
• receives thanks of Congress and a gold medal, [120];
• reviews Ninth Corps at Annapolis, [137];
• accepts Lee's proffer of battle at the Wilderness, [149];
• at Cold Harbor, [190];
• his passage of the James, [201];
• makes another attempt to turn the enemy's right flank at Petersburg, [270];
• issues his order for the final assault at Petersburg, [280];
• receives the surrender of Lee, [296].
• Graves (Private Henry E.), wounded at Petersburg, [244].
• Gregg (Lieut.-Col. Theodore), delivers a farewell address to the regiment, [305], [306].
• Griffin (Gen. S. G.), at Jackson, Miss., [67];
• in command temporarily of Second Division, [139];
• in the Wilderness, [151];
• at Cold Harbor, [193];
• at Petersburg, June 17, [205];
• paper before Mass. Military Historical Society, [206], note;
• charge at Petersburg, June 18, [211];
• at the mine, [235], [237];
• at Pegram Farm, [260];
• at the final assault at Petersburg, [283];
• assumes command of the division when Gen. Potter was wounded, [287], [289].
• Hadley (Private F. Daniel), wounded in the Wilderness, [157].
• Hale (Private Samuel B.), killed at Spottsylvania, [171].
• Hall (Private Hezekiah), wounded in the trenches at Petersburg, [223].
• Hall (Corp. William H.), killed at Spottsylvania, [168], [171].
• Hancock (Gen. W. S.), in the Wilderness, [150], [151];
• at Spottsylvania, [166];
• at the North Anna, [180], [186];
• on the north of the James, Aug. 17 and 18, 1864, [247].
• Hancock (Capt. Joseph), recommended for promotion, [217];
• assigned to Co. F, [273];
• record of, [323].
• Hare (Private Dennis), killed at Spottsylvania, [171].
• Harrigan (Private Jerry), mortally wounded July 17, 1864, [230].
• Harriman (Col. Walter), in the final assault at Petersburg, [283], [287].
• Hartranft (Gen. J. F.), on the retreat from Lenoir's, [93], [94], [95];
• at Campbell's Station, [98], [99];
• in the trenches at Knoxville, [101];
• Provisional Commander at Annapolis, [135];
• in the Wilderness, [155];
• at Petersburg, June 18, [211];
• gallant charge at Fort Stedman, [280];
• in the final assault at Petersburg, [283], [284], [289].
• Harty (Private William), wounded in the Wilderness, [157].
• Harwood (Lieut. George W.), record of, [325].
• Hascall (Gen. M. S.), in the trenches at Knoxville, [101].
• Haskell (Corp. Joseph L.), dies of wounds received in the Wilderness, [157].
• Haskell (Lieut. Thomas H.), wounded at Spottsylvania, [171];
• recommended for promotion, [217];
• returns to regiment with commission as First Lieutenant, [228];
• appointed Adjutant of regiment;
• returns to Mass. with regiment, [310];
• record of, [320].
• Hastings (Capt. Christopher S.), commissioned Captain Co. I, [4];
• dies in hospital, [76];
• record of, [321].
• Haven (Private George F.), dies of wounds received at Knoxville, [114].
• Hawkes (Lieut.-Col. Geo. P.), leads assault at Knoxville, [107].
• Hayward (Private Joseph F.), wounded in the Wilderness, [157].
• Higgins (Corp. John J.), wounded at Jackson, [64];
• wounded at Cold Harbor, [196].
• Hodgkins (Capt. William H.), makes a congratulatory speech in camp at Middleburgh, [44];
• appointed acting Assistant Adj.-General, [47];
• returns to Mass. on special service, [80];
• rejoins the regiment near Rutledge, Tenn., [123];
• on the staff of Gen. Ferrero, [251];
• assigned to command of Co. B, [273];
• at Fort Stedman on staff of Gen. Hartranft, [281];
• in the final assault at Petersburg, [290];
• returns to Mass. with regiment, [310];
• record of, [320].
• Hodgman (Private Eugene W.), dies of wounds received at Spottsylvania, [171].
• Hoffman (Corp. Max.), killed June 17, 1864, at Petersburg, [209].
• Holbrook (Lieut. W. S.), resigns, [71];
• record of, [326].
• Holmes (Capt. O. W.), returns to Mass. on special service, [80];
• in command of reconnoitring party, [145];
• killed at Petersburg, June 17, 1864, [208], [214];
• record of, [321].
• Holmes (Lieut. P. Marion), wounded at Blue Springs, [86];
• killed at Campbell's Station, [97];
• record of, [323].
• Hooker (Gen. Joseph), at Fredericksburg, [26];
• "stuck in the mud," [30];
• recommended for dismissal by Burnside, [31];
• assigned to the command of the army of the Potomac, and letter of President Lincoln, [32], [33].
• Houghton (Private Josiah), dies of wounds received in the Wilderness, [158].
• Howard (Private O.), wounded at Jackson, Miss., [64].
• Howe (Lieut. W. F.), dies in camp, July 7 1863, [55];
• record of, [326].
• Howe (Lieut. Rufus), returns to Mass. with regiment, [310];
• record of, [326].
• Howe (Private Franklin), killed at Spottsylvania, [171].
• Howell (Private Silas J.), wounded in the Wilderness, [158].
• Hoyt (Private Amos), killed at Jackson, [64].
• Hudson (Private Matthew), captured at Spottsylvania, [172].
• Humes (acting Sergt.-Major Joseph A.), mortally wounded at Cold Harbor, [194], [195].
• Humphrey (Col. William), covers the retreat from Lenoir's, [95].
• Humphreys (Gen. A. A.), at Fredericksburg, [27].
• Hungry Hollow, [23].
• Jackson, Miss., operations at, [60], [70].
• Jackson (Private Reuben), captured at Petersburg, [268].
• Jackson (Gen. Thos. J.), receives surrender of Harper's Ferry, [14].
• Jackson (Gen.), in command of Johnston's cavalry, [68].
• Jenkins (Gen. M.), in Tennessee with Longstreet, [99], note; 106, note; 115, [116].
• Johnson (Gen. B.), at Petersburg, June 15, 1864, [203].
• Johnson (Gen. B. R.), joins Longstreet at Knoxville, [115].
• Johnston (Gen. J.), in Grant's rear at Vicksburg, [53], [54], [56];
• Sherman sent in pursuit of, [58];
• at Jackson, [60], [64];
• retreats, [67];
• estimate of his force, [68].
• Jones (Rev. J. W., D.D.), Secretary of Southern Historical Society, [116].
• Jones's Eleventh Mass. Battery at Spottsylvania, [176];
• at Petersburg, [211].
• Keenan (Private John), killed at Cold Harbor, [196].
• Keep (Corp. Marcus), mortally wounded at Spottsylvania, [174].
• Kelley (Private Frank S.), dies of wounds in the Wilderness, [157].
• Keyes (Sergt. George E.), killed at Petersburg, [208].
• Kimball (Sergt. Herbert A.), saves Col. Draper's life, [154].
• Kimball (Col. J. W.), commissioned Colonel of the Thirty-sixth, [5].
• Knowlton (Private James), tries sharp-shooting at Petersburg, [266].
• Knoxville, [91], [101], seq.
• Lamont (Private Daniel), wounded in the Wilderness, [157].
• Lamont (Sergt. John), wounded in the Wilderness, [157];
• at Cold Harbor, [195].
• Lane's (Brigade), at Spottsylvania, [167];
• at Pegram Farm, [264], note.
• Lauman (Gen.), division of, at Jackson, [64].
• Lavin (Private Luke), wounded at Spottsylvania, [171].
• Law (Gen.), at Campbell's Station, [99].
• Leasure (Col. D.), submits plan of attack at Fredericksburg, [27];
• at Fredericksburg, [29];
• in command at Lexington, Ky., [39];
• in pursuit of Morgan, [45].
• Ledlie (Gen. J. H.), selected by lot to lead the assault at the mine, [233].
• Lee (Gen. R. E.), directs the holding of South Mountain, [13];
• fortifies the heights of Fredericksburg, [25];
• in Pennsylvania, [56];
• defeated at Gettysburg, [66];
• prepares to attack Grant at the Wilderness, [148];
• at the North Anna, [179];
• surrenders at Appomattox, [296].
• Leighton (Private Hazen D.), wounded at Spottsylvania, [171].
• Lenoir's, camp at, [88], [89];
• the retreat from, [93], seq.
• Lexington, Ky., [39], [40].
• Lincoln, President, calls for 300,000 volunteers, [1];
• reviews the Ninth Corps at Antietam Iron Works, [16];
• directs special religious services to be held, [25];
• relieves Gen. Burnside, [31];
• places Gen. Hooker at the head of the Army of the Potomac, [32];
• letter to Gen. Hooker announcing his appointment, [32], [33];
• issues a proclamation, directing special religious services, [120];
• receives a marching salute from the Ninth Corps, [140], [141];
• enters Petersburg after the surrender, [293];
• announcement of his assassination, [298];
• action of the Common Council of the town of Farmville concerning his death, [298], [299].
• Littlefield (Corp. Ammiel), wounded at Spottsylvania, [171].
• Logan (Gen. J. A.), takes possession of the works at Vicksburg, [57].
• Logee (Corp. Stephen F.), wounded at Spottsylvania, [171].
• Long (Corp. Michael), wounded in the Wilderness, [154], [157].
• Longstreet (Gen. J.), moves against Burnside, [90], [91];
• endeavors to cut off his retreat at Campbell's Station, [95];
• at the battle of Campbell's Station, [98], [99];
• follows Burnside to Knoxville cautiously, [103];
• extract from his official report, [106], note;
• prepares for an assault on Fort Sanders, [111];
• his loss from Nov. 14 to Dec. 4, [113], note;
• his official report of the assault on Fort Sanders, [114]-[116];
• letters to Gen. McLaws and Gen. Jenkins, [116], note;
• raises the siege, [118];
• attacks the cavalry at Bean's Station, [123];
• withdraws to Morristown, [124];
• and beyond, [128].
• Loughlin (Private Michael), killed at Spottsylvania, [171].
• Lowell (Corp. Lucius), wounded in the Wilderness, [157];
• also in the trenches at Petersburg, [228].
• Lund (Private Edwin W.), wounded at Spottsylvania, [171].
• Macomber (Corp. Henry), wounded at Cold Harbor, [196].
• Macomber (Corp. William), is made color-bearer, [209].
• Mandell (Private Algernon S.), wounded in the Wilderness, [158].
• Marble (Private Truman), wounded in the Wilderness, [158].
• Marcy (Gen. R. B.), [13].
• Margenot (Private Belthezar), killed at Pegram Farm, [263].
• Marshall (Capt. J. A.), wounded at the Wilderness, [155], [157];
• returns to the regiment, [230];
• assigned to command of Co. A;
• returns to Mass. with regiment, [310];
• record of, [322].
• Martin (Corp. Edwin A.), killed at Cold Harbor, [196].
• Maryland Heights, [17].
• May (Sergt. Thomas), wounded on the North Anna, [181].
• Maynard (Private Judson), wounded at Petersburg, [230].
• Maynard (Private Martin), wounded at Petersburg, and leg amputated, [230].
• Mayo (Corp. Henry H.), dies of wounds received in the Wilderness, [157].
• McCabe's "Defence of Petersburg," extract from, [221].
• McClellan (Gen. George B.), meets with a reverse on the Chickahominy, [1];
• again in command of the army of the Potomac, [12];
• orders troops forward, [13];
• reviews the Ninth Corps with President Lincoln, [16];
• is relieved from the command of the army of the Potomac, [21].
• McDermott (Lieut. F. M.), assigned to Co. I, [273];
• record of, [327].
• McDowell (Private Lyman), captured at Petersburg, [268].
• McGrath (Private John), wounded at Cold Harbor, [196];
• wounded at Petersburg, [218].
• McLaws (Gen.), at Campbell's Station, [99], note;
• at Knoxville, [106], note;
• force under his command in the assault on Fort Sanders, [111], [115];
• letter from Gen. Longstreet, [116].
• McPherson (Gen. J. B.), at Vicksburg, [56], [57].
• Meade (General George G.), at Fredericksburg, [27];
• at Gettysburg, [56];
• overrules Burnside's plan of attack at the mine, [233];
• order announcing President's day of fasting and prayer, [243];
• visits the line at the left, [267];
• directions for the Ninth Corps in the final assault at Petersburg, [283];
• announces the death of President Lincoln, [298].
• Merlin, Second Maryland, execution of, [269].
• Merrick (Sergt. Lucius L.), wounded in the Wilderness, [157];
• mortally wounded at Pegram Farm, [263];
• his religious character, [313].
• Merritt (Corp. Fanning T.), killed at Spottsylvania, [171].
• Miles (Col. D. S.), surrenders Harper's Ferry, [14].
• Miller (Sergt. J. Hervey), wounded at Cold Harbor, [196].
• Mills (Corp. George H.), captured at Petersburg, [268].
• Mine, the affair at the, [235]-[241].
• Montague (Sergt. Benj. F.), wounded at Cold Harbor, [196].
• Monument for Maine soldiers on the Rappahannock, [147].
• Moore (Corp. Andrew), killed at Cold Harbor, [196].
• Morgan (Private Andrew J.), killed in the Wilderness, [157].
• Morgan (John), paroles Quartermaster-Sergt. Sawyer and Private James E. Spear, [48].
• Morrison (Col. David), assumes command of brigade, [71];
• at Lenoir's, [93], [94];
• at Campbell's Station, [95], [96], [98];
• at Knoxville, [104], [105];
• in pursuit of Longstreet, [128], [129], [130];
• visits the regiment at the Wilderness before being mustered out, [159].
• Morrow (Lieut. W. H.), assigned to Co. K, [273];
• returns to Mass. with regiment, [310];
• record of, [327].
• Morse (Capt. E. A.), at Catlett's Station, [143];
• rejoins the regiment, [146];
• wounded at Spottsylvania, [169], [170];
• returns to the regiment, [230];
• at Pegram Farm, [263];
• mustered out at expiration of service, [269];
• record of, [322].
• Morton (Private Lemuel), killed at Spottsylvania, [172], note.
• Moseley (Sergt. C. Henry), wounded at Petersburg, [225].
• Mott (Lieut. A. R.), assigned to Co. I, [273];
• returns to Mass. with regiment, [310];
• record of, [327].
• Mower (Sergt. Livingston), dies of wounds received at Cold Harbor, [196].
• Murdoch (Private H. A.), wounded at Petersburg, [227].
• Newport News, at, [34]-[36].
• Newton (Gen. John), Burnside recommends his dismission, [31].
• Nineteenth Massachusetts at Fredericksburg, [26].
• Ninth Michigan Cavalry in the East Tennessee campaign, [84].
• Ninth New Hampshire at Petersburg, [223].
• Noi (Private Henry), wounded in the Wilderness, [158];
• at Spottsylvania, [172].
• Norton (Lieut.-Col. J. B.), Captain Co. B, [3];
• commissioned Lieut.-Col., [5];
• rejoins the regiment, [41];
• at Jackson, Miss., [64], [65];
• resigns, [71];
• record of, [317].
• North Anna, battle at the, [178]-[182].
• Nourse (Corp. George E.), killed in the Wilderness, [156], [158].
• Noyes (Lieut. Edmund W.), record of, [326].
• Oakes (Private Thomas), killed at Petersburg, [243].
• Olcott (Sergt. Hiram W.), wounded at Petersburg, June 18, 1864, [214];
• recommended for promotion, [217];
• record of, [325].
• One-hundredth Pennsylvania, in Third Brigade, First Div., Ninth Corps, [15];
• goes to Frederick, [17];
• at Fredericksburg, [27], [28], [29];
• at Lexington, [40];
• at Middleburgh, [44];
• at Columbia, [45];
• in the trenches at Knoxville, [106];
• reënlists and returns to Penn., [125];
• in the reorganization of the corps at Annapolis, [238].
• One hundred and third Ohio in East Tennessee, [83].
• One hundred and fourteenth Illinois at Vicksburg, [52].
• One hundred and fourteenth Pennsylvania in the final assault on Petersburg, [289].
• Ord (Gen. E. C.), in the pursuit of Johnston, [58].
• Organization of the Thirty-sixth Mass., [1]-[5].
• Osborn (Lieut. Samuel), record of, [325].
• Osborn's New York Battery, [85].
• Packard (Private J. Wesley), wounded at Petersburg, [208];
• killed in the trenches at Petersburg, [240].
• Paine (Corp. Geo. W.), wounded at Spottsylvania, [171].
• Parke (Gen. J. G.), at Jackson, Miss., [64];
• assigned to command of Second Division Ninth Corps, [138];
• appointed chief of Ninth Corps staff, [139];
• in command of the corps, [255];
• in the final assault on Petersburg, [283];
• official report of the assault, [286]-[289];
• anticipates the evacuation, [292];
• in subsequent movements, [294].
• Parker (Corp. Cornelius G.), dies Nov. 5, 1863, first death in the regiment, [21].
• Parrish (Hosp. Steward Geo. F.), record of, [329].
• Partridge (Private Lyman F.), wounded at Cold Harbor, [196].
• Patten (Corp. Isaac R.), killed in the Wilderness, [158].
• Patterson (Private Stephen H.), wounded at Spottsylvania, [195].
• Peebles House, fight near the, [259].
• Pegram Farm, action at, [258]-[265].
• Pemberton (Gen. J. C.), in command at Vicksburg, [54];
• hopelessness of relief, [56];
• surrenders, [57].
• Perham (Private D.), wounded at Jackson, Miss., [64].
• Perkins (Private Francis A.), wounded at Spottsylvania, [171].
• Perley (Lieut. George A.), returns to Mass. with regiment, [310];
• record of, [325].
• Perry (Corp. Geo. W.), dies in camp, [23].
• Perry (Corp. Fred L.), wounded in the trenches at Petersburg, [244].
• Petersburg, first assault on, [202]-[215];
• final assault, [282]-[291];
• surrender of, [292].
• Phelps (Lieut. B.), returns to Mass. with regiment, [310];
• record of, [328].
• Phelps (Quartermaster-Sergt. Geo. T.), record of, [328].
• Pierce (Private Arthur F.), dies in camp, [24].
• Pierce (Sergt. Jerome), killed at Spottsylvania, [171].
• Pleasant Valley, camp in, [17].
• Pleasants (Lieut.-Col. Henry), in command of brigade, [212];
• suggests the excavation of a mine at Petersburg, [224];
• obstacles which he encountered, [225];
• the work successfully accomplished, [231];
• explodes the mine, [234].
• Poe (Capt. O. M.), selects the line of defence at Knoxville, [100].
• Pollard's account of the force of the Confederates in the assault on Fort Sanders, [111].
• Porter (Admiral D. D.), with a part of the fleet, joins the batteries at Vicksburg, [53].
• Potter (Gen. R. B.), on his way to Vicksburg, [50];
• at Jackson, Miss., [67];
• at Campbell's Station, [98];
• assigned to command of the brigade, [138];
• to the command of the division, [139];
• at the Wilderness, [151];
• at Spottsylvania, [174], [176], [177];
• at the North Anna, [181];
• at the Chickahominy, [185], [186];
• at Cold Harbor, [198];
• at the final assault on Petersburg, [204];
• compliments the regiment on the assault, [210];
• in the trenches, [215];
• reviews the brigade, [218];
• approves Lieut.-Col. Pleasants' plan of mining the "Elliott salient," [224];
• should have led the assault on the mine, [233];
• at the assault, [235], [237]-[239];
• at the Weldon R.R., [249];
• in command of the Second Division, [255];
• at Pegram Farm, [259], [262];
• in the final assault, [283];
• severely wounded, [287].
• Pratt (Private John W.), wounded in the Wilderness, [157].
• Prescott (Major A.), killed at the Crater, [242], [313];
• record of, [321].
• Priest (Private John T.), wounded at Spottsylvania, [171];
• at Cold Harbor, [195].
• Prince (Surgeon J. P.), commissioned, [5];
• first amputation, [46];
• in charge of hospital-boat, [73];
• rejoins the regiment, [78];
• chief medical officer Fourth Division, [139], [242];
• record of, [319].
• Pryor (Roger A.), captured at Petersburg, [275].
• Rackliffe (Private John S.), killed at Cold Harbor, [195].
• Ranlett (Adjt. S. A.), receives his appointment, [25];
• resumes his duties after illness, [47];
• resigns, [217];
• record of, [319].
• Rantoul (Hon. R. S.), extract from Memorial-Day address, [140], [142].
• Rawson (Sergt. Gilbert), takes the State color, [154];
• remark of Color-Sergt. Todd, [156];
• at Pegram Farm, [262];
• record of, [327].
• Raymond (Capt. E. T.), returns to Mass. on special duty, [45];
• appointed on brigade staff, [47], [139], [144];
• at the Weldon R.R., [249];
• on Gen. Potter's staff, [290];
• commissioned Major, [310];
• record of, [318].
• Raymond (Sergt. Charles), wounded at Cold Harbor, [195].
• Raymond (Private George A.), dies of wounds received at Cold Harbor, [195].
• Reed (Private Luther P.), wounded in the Wilderness, [157].
• Reno (Gen. J. L.), killed at South Mountain, [14].
• Renouf (Private William L.), wounded at Spottsylvania, [171].
• Rice (Quartermaster F. B.), commissioned, [5];
• resigns and receives his discharge, [55];
• record of, [320].
• Rice (Lieut. John A.), resigns, [139];
• record of, [324].
• Rice (Corp. Henry H.), wounded at the North Anna, [182].
• Rich (Corp. Joshua), killed in the Wilderness, [157].
• Rich (Private J. Monroe), wounded at Cold Harbor, [195].
• Richardson (Chaplain N.), joins the regiment, [173];
• returns to Mass. with regiment, [310];
• record of, [319].
• Robertson (Private James H.), wounded in the Wilderness, [157].
• Robinson (Lieut. H. S.), wounded at Blue Springs, [86];
• record of, [323].
• Robinson (Corp. Clark), wounded, June 17, at Petersburg, [208].
• Robinson (Private Charles H.), wounded at Cold Harbor, [195].
• Roemer's Battery, at Blue Springs, [86];
• near Loudon, [93];
• at Campbell's Station, [98], [99];
• at Knoxville, [101], [104], [110];
• at Petersburg, [210];
• at Pegram Farm, [262].
• Rose (Lieut.), musters out the regiment, [307].
• Russell (Private Henry), mortally wounded at Petersburg, [244].
• Sanders (Gen. N. B.), mortally wounded before Knoxville, [103].
• Sanders (Fort), [101], [108], [109];
• assault on, [111]-[116].
• Sawtell (Corp. Alden J.), killed at Spottsylvania, [171].
• Sawyer (Capt. C.), commissioned Captain Co. H, in command of the picket, [50];
• in hospital, [55];
• record of, [321].
• Sawyer (Lieut. W. H.), assigned to Co. K, [273];
• record of, [327].
• Sawyer (Quartermaster-Sergt. J. H.), accidentally wounded, [46];
• captured by Morgan, [48];
• record of, [328].
• Sager (Private), dies in regimental hospital, [25].
• Schofield (Gen. J. M.), receives command of the Army of the Ohio, [127].
• Searles (Private Edwin), wounded at Spottsylvania, [171].
• Second East Tennessee at Bull's Gap, [83].
• Second Michigan in Virginia, [29]; at Jackson, Miss., [66];
• on the retreat from Lenoir's, [95];
• at Knoxville, [108];
• at Petersburg, [292].
• Second New York Rifles at Petersburg, 17th June, [205], [206];
• in review, [218];
• adjutant killed, [223];
• at the mine, [236], [237], [239];
• in the trenches, [250];
• picket line captured at the Boisseau house, [267].
• Sedgwick (Gen. John), assigned to the command of the Ninth Corps, at the Wilderness,[150].
• Seventeenth Michigan in Kentucky, [46];
• on the Mississippi, [51];
• at Jackson, Miss., [61];
• at Milldale, [72];
• on the retreat from Lenoir's, [95];
• makes a sortie at Knoxville, [106];
• assigned to Willcox's Division, [138].
• Seventeenth Vermont in the assault at Petersburg, June 17, 1863, [205], [207];
• in the trenches, [276].
• Seventh Maine Battery at Petersburg, [244].
• Seventh Michigan at Fredericksburg, [26].
• Seventh Ohio Cavalry in Tennessee, [84].
• Seventh Rhode Island assigned to Potter's Brigade, [138];
• in review, [218];
• at the mine, [236];
• number present for duty in Sept., 1864, [255];
• at Pegram Farm, [260], [264].
• Seventy-ninth New York (Highlanders) on the return from Jackson, Miss., [72];
• furnishes the Thirty-sixth with a surgeon, [76];
• at Blue Springs, [85], [87];
• at Knoxville, [106];
• in the assault on Fort Sanders, [112];
• on the Chucky Valley road, [130];
• assigned to Willcox's Division, [138].
• Severance (Rev. Mr.), delivers an eulogy on President Lincoln at Farmville, [299].
• Shaw (Private George D.), wounded at Cold Harbor, [196].
• Shepardson (Private John), killed at Petersburg, [208].
• Sherman (Gen. W. T.), ordered to pursue Johnston, [58];
• at Jackson, [64], [65], [67];
• losses at Jackson, [68], [69];
• sent to the relief of Burnside at Knoxville, [117];
• reaches Knoxville, [119];
• news of his success in piercing the Confederacy reaches the Army of the Potomac, [278].
• Sheridan (Gen. P.), on the left at Petersburg, [281].
• Sheridan (Corp. B.), wounded at Spottsylvania, [171].
• Sibley (Lieut. F. H.), dies in hospital, [76];
• record of, [324].
• Sigel (Gen. F.), at White Sulphur Springs, [23].
• Sigfried (Col. J. K.), falls back to Lenoir's, [93];
• in command of the brigade, [139];
• transferred to the Fourth Division, [146].
• Simcoe (Capt.), inspects the regiment and reports, [78].
• Sixteenth Wisconsin at Lake Providence, [51].
• Sixtieth Alabama at Knoxville, [113], note.
• Sixty-first Massachusetts in the final assault at Petersburg, [290].
• Sixty-second North Carolina captured at Cumberland Gap, [80].
• Sixty-fourth North Carolina captured at Cumberland Gap, [80].
• Sixty-eighth Pennsylvania in the final assault at Petersburg, [289].
• Smith (Gen. W. F.), Burnside recommends his dismission, [31].
• Smith (Col. W. H.), of the Twentieth Michigan, killed on the retreat from Lenoir's, [95].
• Smith (Lt.-Col. L. N.), at City Point, [225];
• commissary at army head quarters, [313];
• record of, [323].
• Smith (Capt. J. B.), commissioned captain Co. K, [4];
• returns to regiment, [83];
• goes to Massachusetts on special duty, [127];
• welcomed back, [174];
• in charge of skirmish line on the North Anna, [182];
• at Cold Harbor commands the left of the regiment, [192];
• gets a scratch at Cold Harbor, [194];
• narrowly escapes capture, [198];
• division officer of the day, [199], [200];
• in command of the regiment at Petersburg, June 17, '64, [206], [214], [215];
• forwards to Gov. Andrew list of recommendations for promotion, [217];
• on court-martial duty, [218];
• division officer of the trenches, [229];
• brigade officer of the day, [231];
• judge-advocate of court martial, [256];
• wounded at Pegram Farm, [263];
• assigned to command of Co. C, [273];
• returns to Mass. with the regiment, [310];
• record of, [318].
• Smith (Private Albert C.), dies of wounds received at Cold Harbor, [196].
• Smith (Private Chester J.), dies of wounds received in the Wilderness, [157].
• Smith (Private Israel H.), narrative of capture and prison experience of, [387].
• Smith (Private James), wounded at Jackson, [64].
• Smith (Corp. William N.), wounded in the Wilderness, [157].
• Snell (Private M. Porter), receives a Lieutenant's commission, [313].
• South Mountain, battle at, [13], [14].
• Spear (Private James E.), remains with Quartermaster-Sergt. Sawyer, at Columbia, and is captured, [48];
• wounded in the Wilderness, [157].
• Spottsylvania, battle at, [160]-[177].
• Stacy (Corp. Edward W.), killed in the Wilderness, [157].
• Stearns (Sergt. John A.), returns from recruiting service, [172];
• wounded June 18, 1864, at Petersburg, [214];
• recommended for promotion, [217];
• record of, [325].
• Stedman, action at Fort, [280], [281].
• Steere (Col. W. H. P.), in command of brigade, [227];
• returns home on account of disability, [232].
• Stephens (Alexander H.), with Peace Commissioners goes to City Point, [278].
• Stevens (Corp. Joseph H.), wounded June 17, 1864, at Petersburg, [209].
• Stevens (Private Robert), wounded in the Wilderness, [158].
• Strickland (Principal Musician Lorenzo C.), record of, [329].
• Sturgis (Gen. S. D.), Gen. Burnside recommends his dismission, [31].
• Sullivan (Private Michael), celebrates the surrender of Lee, [296].
• Sumner (Gen. E. V.), reviews the Ninth Corps, [24];
• at the battle of Fredericksburg, [26];
• is relieved of his command at his own request, [33].
• Swords (Private Henry L.), receives a commission as Captain, [313].
• Taylor (Col.), Gen. Burnside recommends his dismission, [31].
• Taylor (Private Orin F.), wounded at Petersburg, [221].
• Thirty-first Maine in the trenches at Petersburg, [277].
• Thirty-second Massachusetts, organization of the, [2].
• Thirty-second Maine in the assault at Petersburg, June 17, 1864, [205].
• Thirty-third Massachusetts, organization of the, [2].
• Thirty-fourth Massachusetts, organization of the, [2];
• Maj. Henry Bowman receives commission as Colonel of the Thirty-sixth, [5];
• leaves Worcester and is stationed near Alexandria, [12].
• Thirty-fifth Massachusetts, organization of the, [2];
• at South Mountain, [14];
• at Jackson, Miss., [61];
• enters the city, [67];
• number present for duty Sept., 1864, [255].
• Thirty-sixth Massachusetts, organization of the regiment, [1]-[6];
• presentation of national colors, [7]-[10];
• leaves for the seat of war, [11];
• arrives in Washington and is assigned to the Ninth Corps, [12];
• marches through Maryland and joins the army at Antietam, [13], [14];
• assigned to the Third Brigade, First Division, Ninth Corps, [15];
• encamps at Antietam Iron Works, [16];
• in Pleasant Valley, [17];
• hastens to Fredericksburg at the time of Stuart's raid into Pennsylvania, [17], [18];
• with the army crosses into Virginia, [19];
• at Waterford, [20];
• advances to Fredericksburg, [21]-[24];
• battle of Fredericksburg, [25]-[29];
• in camp opposite Fredericksburg, [30]-[33];
• at Newport News, [34]-[36];
• is transferred to the Army of the Ohio, [37], [38];
• at Lexington, Ky., [39], [40];
• at Camp Dick Robinson, [41];
• in Southern Kentucky, [42]-[47];
• ordered to Vicksburg, [48];
• on the Mississippi, [49]-[51];
• in the rear of Vicksburg, [52]-[57];
• in operations against Jackson, [58]-[70];
• returns to Vicksburg, [71];
• ordered North, [74], [75];
• condition of the regiment, [76];
• recruits at Crab Orchard, Ky., [77], [78];
• en route to East Tenn. by way of Cumberland Gap, [79]-[83];
• in battle of Blue Springs, [84]-[87];
• in camp at Lenoir's, [88]-[89];
• in the movement against Longstreet, below Loudon, [90]-[92];
• again at Lenoir's, [93], [94];
• at the battle of Campbell's Station, [95]-[99];
• in the retreat to Knoxville, [100];
• at the siege of Knoxville, [101]-[122];
• in subsequent movements in East Tenn., [123]-[130];
• ordered to Annapolis, Md., [131];
• marches into Kentucky, [132];
• reaches Annapolis, [134];
• in camp at Annapolis, [135]-[139];
• marches to Alexandria, [140]-[142];
• at Catlett's Station, [143]-[146];
• rejoins the Army of the Potomac, [146]-[149];
• in the Wilderness, [150]-[159];
• at Spottsylvania, [160]-[177];
• on the North Anna and the Pamunkey, [178]-[187];
• at Cold Harbor, [188]-[200];
• in the movement on Petersburg, [201]-[203];
• gallant assault, [204]-[209];
• subsequent movements, [210]-[215];
• in the trenches, [216]-[230];
• during the mine affair, [231]-[241];
• still in the trenches, [242]-[247];
• at the Weldon R.R., [248]-[252];
• in the Pines, [253]-[257];
• in the action at Pegram Farm, [258]-[265];
• again in the trenches, [266]-[272];
• consolidation of Twenty-first Mass. with the regiment, [272], [273];
• in Fort Rice, [276]-[279];
• the action at Fort Stedman participated in by some of the officers, [280]-[281];
• final assault at Petersburg, [282]-[291];
• the fall of Petersburg, [292];
• on the march, [293]-[295];
• at Farmville, [296]-[299];
• ordered to Alexandria, [300]-[301];
• at the great review, [302], [303];
• receives Gen. Curtin's farewell address, [304];
• farewell visit to Forty-fifth Penn., [305], [306];
• mustered out of the service and returns to Mass., [307];
• reception of the regiment at Worcester, [308]-[310];
• discharged from the service, [311];
• conclusion, [312]-[315].
• Thirty-seventh Massachusetts, organization of the, [2].
• Thirty-seventh Wisconsin in the final assault at Petersburg, [284].
• Thirty-eighth Wisconsin in the final assault at Petersburg, [284].
• Thirty-Ninth New Jersey in the final assault at Petersburg, [284].
• Thomas (Gen. G. H.), at Chattanooga, [103].
• Thompson (Private Henry A.), wounded in the Wilderness, [157].
• Thornton (Private John J.), wounded at Cold Harbor, [105].
• Tiffany (Sergt. B. B.), wounded at Cold Harbor, [195].
• Todd (Sergt. Henry), killed in the Wilderness, [154], [156], [157].
• Tucker (Lieut. J. M.), resigns and returns to Mass., [71];
• serves subsequently in the Fifty-seventh Mass., and is severely wounded, [313];
• record of, [326].
• Turnbull (Private William), wounded at Petersburg, [214].
• Tuttle (Lieut. A. S.), arrives at Camp Wool with first detachment of Co. F., [4];
• in charge of division ambulance corps, [79];
• returns to Mass. with the regiment, [310];
• record of, [320].
• Twelfth Michigan Battery at Morristown, Tenn., [82], [83].
• Twentieth Maine accompanies the Thirty-sixth to Alexandria on the steamer Merrimac, [11], [12].
• Twentieth Massachusetts at Fredericksburg, [26].
• Twentieth Michigan in the retreat from Lenoir's, [95];
• beyond Morristown, [130].
• Twentieth New York in the final assault at Petersburg, [290].
• Twenty-first Massachusetts in North Carolina, [9];
• at Knoxville, [107];
• number present for duty in Sept., 1864, [255];
• at Pegram Farm, [260];
• consolidated with the Thirty-sixth, [272];
• transferred to the Fifty-sixth, [307].
• Twenty-fifth Massachusetts furnishes officers for the Thirty-sixth, [3], [4];
• in North Carolina, [9].
• Twenty-seventh Michigan in Kentucky, [42], [44];
• in brigade assignment, [46];
• at Jackson, Miss., [61];
• on the return from Vicksburg, [74];
• in the final assault at Petersburg, [284].
• Twenty-ninth Massachusetts at Jackson, Miss., [61];
• in the assault at Fort Sanders, [112];
• transfers its non-reënlisted men to the Thirty-sixth Mass., [126];
• these men mustered out at Spottsylvania, [173].
• Twitchell (Private Hartwell C.), captured in the Wilderness, [157].
• Tyler (Asst. Surgeon Warren), receives commission, [5];
• record of, [319].
• Underwood (Sergt. Charles), wounded at Petersburg, [263].
• Vaughan (Private Samuel G.), wounded in the Wilderness, [158];
• dies of wounds received at Spottsylvania, [171], [172].
• Vicksburg, operations at, [52]-[57].
• Von Schlein's Battery at Campbell's Station, [98].
• Wadsworth (Gen. J. S.), in the Wilderness, [152].
• Walker (Private J. L.), wounded at Petersburg, [240].
• Wallace (Private Franklin), wounded at Petersburg, [209].
• Ward (Col. George H.), in command of Camp John E. Wool, [2];
• endeavors to secure a furlough for the regiment, [5];
• visits the regiment in camp opposite Fredericksburg, [34].
• Ward (Private Edmund S.), dies of wounds received at Petersburg, June 17, 1864, [209].
• Warren (Gen. G. K.), at the Weldon R.R., [248], [251];
• at Nottaway, [277].
• Warriner (Capt. S. C.), discharged from Tenth Mass., in order to accept a commission in the Thirty-sixth Mass., [3];
• in command of the picket at Jackson, [65];
• resigns and returns to Mass., [139];
• record of, [321].
• Washburn (Ostenello, Sergt.-Major), wounded at Pegram Farm, [263];
• record of, [328].
• Waterford, Va., camp at, [20].
• Waters (Private Edward), wounded at Cold Harbor, [196].
• Webb (Corp. Robert F.), killed at Pegram Farm, [263].
• Weldon Railroad, battle at, [248], [252].
• Wells (Col. G. D.), killed near Cedar Creek, [9], note.
• Welsh [not Welch, as on pages cited] (Gen. T.), in command of brigade, [15];
• orders roll-call, [17];
• receives promotion and assumes command of the division, [41].
• Westcott (Private C. M.), killed in the Wilderness, [157].
• Wetherbee (Private Ashael), wounded at Petersburg, [209].
• Wetherbee (Private Henry W.), wounded in the Wilderness, [157].
• Wheeler (Gen.), with Longstreet in the movement against Knoxville, [90], [91].
• Wheeler (Private Charles H.), wounded in the Wilderness, [158];
• wounded at Petersburg, [245].
• Wheelock (Private Joseph B.), wounded at Spottsylvania, [171].
• Whipple (Sergt. Albert B.), wounded at Petersburg, June 17, 1864, [208].
• White (Gen.), with a division of the twenty-third Corps, advances against Longstreet, [92];
• on the retreat from Lenoir's, [95];
• at Campbell's Station, [98];
• at Knoxville, [101].
• White (Orderly Sergt. A. A.), in command of Co. I, and receives a commission as Second Lieutenant, [144];
• in the Wilderness, [156];
• wounded at Spottsylvania, [169];
• why he could not be mustered in, [217];
• moral influence in the regiment, [313];
• record of, [324].
• White (Corp. Roland N.), dies of wounds received at Cold Harbor, [195].
• Whitney (Private Augustus S.), wounded at Spottsylvania, [171].
• Whitney (Lieut. Chas. W.), record of, [326].
• Whitney (Private Francis L.), dies of wounds received at Cold Harbor, [195].
• Whitney (Private William F.), wounded at Spottsylvania, [171].
• Wilderness, battle of the, [149]-[159].
• Willcox (Gen. O. B.), in command of the First Division, Ninth Corps, [15];
• orders day of special religious service, [16];
• in command temporarily of the corps, [24];
• at Fredericksburg, [27];
• in command of First Division, [34];
• at Blue Springs, [84], [85];
• in pursuit of Longstreet, [127];
• in command of Third Division, [138];
• again temporarily in command of the Ninth Corps, [245];
• at the Weldon R.R., [251];
• in command of the First Division, [255];
• at Pegram Farm, [259].
• Williams (Private Aaron M.), wounded in the Wilderness, [157].
• Wilson (Corp. Watson), wounded at Cold Harbor, [196].
• Winchester (Private Emory), wounded in the Wilderness, [157].
• Winslow (Private Lewis D.), killed at Spottsylvania, [171].
• Wood (Private George W.), wounded at Cold Harbor, [195].
• Woodbury (Chaplain A.), remarks on the march of the Ninth Corps through Washington, [142].
• Woodbury (Private Elijah H.), killed at Cold Harbor, [196].
• Woodward (Lieut. P. G.), wounded at Cold Harbor, [196];
• recommended for promotion, [217];
• in command of Co. C, [269];
• returns to Mass. with the regiment, [310];
• record of, [322].
• Wool, Camp John E., [2], [4], [5], [11].
• Wright (Sergt. D.), promoted, but unable to muster, [144];
• wounded and taken prisoner in the Wilderness, [157];
• reason why he could not be mustered in, [217];
• record of, [325].
• Young (Private Edward O.), wounded and taken prisoner in the Wilderness, [157].

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TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES

Corrected disabled date for Ostenello Washburn on p. [326] from Pegram Farm, Sept. 30, 1865 to Pegram Farm, Sept. 30, 1864 so that discharge date would be after casualty date. Agrees now with date from http://www.nps.gov/abpp/battles/va074.htm.

Changed mustered date for Lincoln, George H. on p. [338] from July 23, '64 to July 23, '62 so that discharge date would be after muster date.

Changed discharged date for Bowles, George F. on p. [341] from June 8, '56 to June 8, '65 so that discharge date would be after muster date.

Changed mustered date for Sherman, Charles O. on p. [356] from Aug. 4, '82 to Aug. 4, '62 so that discharge date would be after muster date.