The History of the Twenty-ninth Regiment of Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry / in the Late War of the Rebellion

by William H. Osborne

[207] Report of J. J. Dana, Major and Quartermaster U. S. A., Brevet Brig. Genl. Roll of Honor No. XIV., page 134.

[208] Wounded September 17, 1862.

[209] Buried in National Cemetery at Hampton, Va. Row 12. Section C. Number of grave, 25.

[210] Buried under name of “Sergeant William H. Hamer,” in Fredericksburg National Cemetery, Va. Terrace Section No. 8. Number of grave, 167. Body removed from Beverly’s Farm, Spottsylvania County.

[211] Buried in National Cemetery at Point Lookout, Md. Number of grave, 63.

[212] Buried in Richmond National Cemetery, Va., under the name of “T. Hall.” Number of grave, 1,272.

[213] Buried in Poplar Grove National Cemetery, Va. Division D. Section D. Number of grave, 218.

[214] Buried under name of “William Murphy,” in National Cemetery at Fredericksburg, Va. Terrace Section No. 4. Number of grave, 290. Originally buried on farm of Harris, Spottsylvania County, Va.

[215] Buried in National Cemetery at Andersonville, Ga. Section C. Number of grave, 1,290.

[216] Buried in Poplar Grove National Cemetery, Va. Division D. Section D. Number of grave, 215.