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Thomas Wentworth Higginson, Massachusetts in the Army and Navy during the war of 1861-1865, vol. 2, chapter 13 (search)
gton. Murdock, Joseph, Roxbury. Nash, Stephen G., South Reading. Neal, Samuel, Boston. Newton, Henry, Weymouth. Nichols, Geo., Cambridge. Nickerson, Seth, Barnstable. Nowell, John A., Boston. Noyes, H. S., Springfield. Osborn, J., Brighton. Osgood, Miss Lucy, Medford. Owen, Chas. M., Stockbridge. Owen, Mrs. Sarah B., Stockbridge. Page, Henry A., Medford. Palfrey, John G., Boston. Parker, David, 2d, Barnstable. Parks, John, Huntington. Parsons, Theophilus, Cambridge. Partridge, Clark, Medway. Peabody, Alfred, Salem. Peabody, Edwin R., Salem. Peabody, Mrs. Jerusha, Salem. Peck, Jonas O., Lowell. Peck, Capt. Jabez, Pittsfield. Peirce, Henry A., Boston. Peters, Edw. D., Cohasset. Phillips, Thomas W., Dighton. Pierce, Hiram, Prescott. Pierce, Chas. F., Newton. Pierce, J. M., Brighton. Pierce, Chas. W, Newton. Piper, Geo. C., Cambridge. Plummer, Israel, Northbridge. Plunkett, Thos. F., Pittsfi
Thomas Wentworth Higginson, Massachusetts in the Army and Navy during the war of 1861-1865, vol. 2, XIV. Massachusetts women in the civil war. (search)
me for Orphan and Destitute Girls, where she remained in charge until her recent death. Miss Emily E. Parsons of Cambridge, Mass., was the daughter of Prof. Theophilus Parsons of the Cambridge Law School, and grand-daughter of the late Chief Justice Parsons of Massachusetts. She obtained admission into the Massachusetts GeneraChief Justice Parsons of Massachusetts. She obtained admission into the Massachusetts General Hospital as a student, to learn how to care for the sick, to dress wounds, to prepare diet for invalids, and to acquire a knowledge of what pertains to a well-regulated hospital. At the suggestion of Mrs. John C. Fremont, the St. Louis branch commission telegraphed her to come at once to that city, where she was greatly needed. ed into a hospital, and was crowded with patients. The same was true of Mound City (near Cairo), Memphis, Quincy, Ill., and all the cities on the Ohio River. Miss Parsons was assigned to the hospital steamer City of Alton, which plied between Vicksburg and St. Louis, bringing the sick and wounded from the various military posts
Thomas Wentworth Higginson, Massachusetts in the Army and Navy during the war of 1861-1865, vol. 2, Index of names of persons. (search)
ns, A. D., 112 Parsons, A. F., 112 Parsons, A. V., 597 Parsons, B. W., 330 Parsons, C. C., 330 Parsons, E. H., 436, 475 Parsons, Eben, Jr., 330 Parsons, Emily E., 597 Parsons, F. E, 436 Parsons, J. B., 224, 547 Parsons, J. E., Navy, 112 Parsons, J. E., 28th Mass. Inf, 387 Parsons, J. M., Co. B, 7th Mass. Inf, 330 Parsons, J. M., 3d Mass. H. A., 330 Parsons, J. R., 330, 475 Parsons, John W., 475 Parsons, John William, 387 Parsons, Oscar, 330 Parsons, T. W., 695 Parsons, Theophilus, 583, 597 Parsons, W. B., 112 Parsons, William B., 475 Parton, James, 608, 695 Partridge, B. F., 331 Partridge, Clark, 583 Partridge, D. A., 331 Partridge, E. W., 112 Partridge, F. W., 114 Partridge, J. N., 331 Passage, John, 331 Patch, Samuel, 331 Patrick, F. M., 331 Patrick, S. L., 475 Pattee, W. H., 331 Patten, H. L., 191, 224, 436, 547, 695 Patten, O. E., 114 Patten, T. H., 331 Patterson, W. C., 395 Patterson, W. J., 114 Pattison, E. W., 331 Paul, I. D., 331