MILITARY SERVICE:
Age: 18, credited to Barnard, VT
Further information from Tom Ledoux who edits the "Vermont in the Civil War" website:
This is a cenotaph. Edward is buried in Arlington National Cemetery. (Find a Grave #49126881)
He was a recruit, enlisted for 3rd Vermont Light Artillery, but apparently at the New Haven, CT recruit depot was assigned to Co. E., 1st Vermont Cavalry (not an uncommon thing). He was hospitalized October 1st at Mt. Pleasant General Hospital, Washington, and died there October 20th, of "Hemorrhage of bowels" after suffering dysentery for at least the last 20 days.
Service: RCRT, enl 8/23/64, m/i 8/23/64, d/dis 10/22/64, Washington DC
Age: 18, credited to Barnard, VT
Further information from Tom Ledoux who edits the "Vermont in the Civil War" website:
This is a cenotaph. Edward is buried in Arlington National Cemetery. (Find a Grave #49126881)
He was a recruit, enlisted for 3rd Vermont Light Artillery, but apparently at the New Haven, CT recruit depot was assigned to Co. E., 1st Vermont Cavalry (not an uncommon thing). He was hospitalized October 1st at Mt. Pleasant General Hospital, Washington, and died there October 20th, of "Hemorrhage of bowels" after suffering dysentery for at least the last 20 days.
Service: RCRT, enl 8/23/64, m/i 8/23/64, d/dis 10/22/64, Washington DC
MILITARY SERVICE:
Age: 18, credited to Barnard, VT
Further information from Tom Ledoux who edits the "Vermont in the Civil War" website:
This is a cenotaph. Edward is buried in Arlington National Cemetery. (Find a Grave #49126881)
He was a recruit, enlisted for 3rd Vermont Light Artillery, but apparently at the New Haven, CT recruit depot was assigned to Co. E., 1st Vermont Cavalry (not an uncommon thing). He was hospitalized October 1st at Mt. Pleasant General Hospital, Washington, and died there October 20th, of "Hemorrhage of bowels" after suffering dysentery for at least the last 20 days.
Service: RCRT, enl 8/23/64, m/i 8/23/64, d/dis 10/22/64, Washington DC
Age: 18, credited to Barnard, VT
Further information from Tom Ledoux who edits the "Vermont in the Civil War" website:
This is a cenotaph. Edward is buried in Arlington National Cemetery. (Find a Grave #49126881)
He was a recruit, enlisted for 3rd Vermont Light Artillery, but apparently at the New Haven, CT recruit depot was assigned to Co. E., 1st Vermont Cavalry (not an uncommon thing). He was hospitalized October 1st at Mt. Pleasant General Hospital, Washington, and died there October 20th, of "Hemorrhage of bowels" after suffering dysentery for at least the last 20 days.
Service: RCRT, enl 8/23/64, m/i 8/23/64, d/dis 10/22/64, Washington DC
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