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Thomas Wentworth Higginson, Massachusetts in the Army and Navy during the war of 1861-1865, vol. 2 4 0 Browse Search
The Daily Dispatch: May 26, 1862., [Electronic resource] 2 0 Browse Search
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by. It is the opinion of the selectmen that there has been a decided improvement in the manners and morals of many of the men who enlisted from this town; and that the contrary of this cannot be said of any of our returned soldiers. A. White, Chairman Selectmen. Greenfield. Most of the foreigners return improved, and have more ambition and self-respect, and, upon the whole, both natives and foreigners have returned improved, and with higher and better views of life and duty. H. Stevens, Chairman Selectmen. Groveland. In regard to their habits, we are of the opinion that twenty of them have improved; that they are men of more character; about seventy of them are about the same as when they entered the service; and about ten of them are worse. N. Ladd, Chairman Selectmen. Hadley. So far as I know, they are better men than before they enlisted. E. Edson, Chairman Selectmen. Hancock. We think their habits are better, if anything, than they were befo
Thomas Wentworth Higginson, Massachusetts in the Army and Navy during the war of 1861-1865, vol. 2, Index of names of persons. (search)
n, Joseph, 229 Steele, N. F., 355 Steele, Robert, 136 Steele, W. H., 355 Steele, W. R., 229, 355, 558 Steigher, J. J., 136 Stephens, Ammi, 136 Stephenson, C. A., 136 Stephenson, G. B., 136 Stephenson, Luther, Jr., 195, 229, 446, 558 Sterling, E. R., 355 Stevens, A. H., Jr., 229, 558 Stevens, A. L., 136 Stevens, C. B., 355 Stevens, C. H., 355 Stevens, D. D., 499 Stevens, D. N., 355 Stevens, E. L., 355, 724 Stevens, G. F., 355 Stevens, G. O., 355 Stevens, G. P., 480 Stevens, H., 572 Stevens, I. I., 195, 446, 480, 724 Stevens, J. T., 4th Mass. Inf., 355 Stevens, J. T., 42d Mass. Inf., 355 Stevens, Thomas, 136 Stevens, W. O., 480 Stevens, W. S., 355 Stevenson, Hannah E., 594 Stevenson, R. H., 196, 229, 446, 558 Stevenson, T. G., 196, 229, 446, 607, 724 Stewart, C. A., 138 Stewart, E. W. B., 138 Stewart, G. M., 46th Mass. Inf., 355 Stewart, G. M., 42d Mass. Inf., 355 Stewart, J. M., 355 Stewart, W. H., 138 Stickney, Albert, 229 Stickney, J. B., 35
seven privates, were posted for purpose of observation on Battery Island. Their of retreat was soon discovered, and a of shells and shrapnel shot was di- at them. Three of the privates at once but the others took refuge in a neigh- bomb proof, under a mistaken construction of their orders. Having remained pool of duty long enough for the enemy land a large party and surround them, taken prisoners. This detachment to Captain Jones's company, 24th South Carolina Volunteers, Col- H. Stevens. The sergeant in com- of the picket is highly spoken of by commanding officer as a brave and obe- soldier, and the loss of him and his is much regretted. The evacuation of Coles's Island and Battery at was entirely successful. Everything that was movable, and Lt. T. of the Gist Artillery, who was in of the retreat from the last-named proposed to take down the barracks, of the material, which is reported and float it to a place of safety; but cessity" prevented this. After