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

by William H. Osborne

[227] Buried in National Cemetery at Hampton, Va. Row 1. Section E. Number of grave, 1.

[228] Buried in National Cemetery at Andersonville, Ga. Section T. Number of grave, 3,898.

[229] Wounds received at White Oak Swamp, Va.

[230] Buried in National Cemetery at Andersonville, Ga. Section B. Number of grave, 2,908.

[231] Wounded June 17, 1864.

[232] Buried under name of “G. Record,” in National Cemetery at Hampton, Va. Row 14. Section D. Number of grave, 48.

[233] Battle of the Mine.

[234] Buried in National Cemetery, Mount Olivet, Frederick City, Md., under the name of “Joseph Tresgate.” Number of grave, 250. Wounded in battle of Antietam.

[235] Battle of Fort Stedman.

[236] Buried in Camp Nelson National Cemetery, Ky., under the name of “Edward Wilber.” Section D. Number of grave, 50.