Private, Co. E, 3rd Massachusetts Infantry
Private, Co. E, 29th Massachusetts Infantry
A 31-year-old Plymouth, MA leather cutter, Winslow enlisted for three years service on May 18, 1861 and was mustered four days later as a Private in Co. E of the 3rd Massachusetts Infantry. On July 16th, when men in the 3rd and 4th Massachusetts whose three-month enlistments had expired departed for home, those with three-year enlistments were redesignated as the 29th Massachusetts and effectively formed a Battalion.
With his regiment on duty at Newport News, VA, Winslow was detailed as a Cook for the post hospital on Nov. 1, 1861 and continued in this role until Nov. 1, 1862 when he was discharged for disability caused by Chronic Diarrhea. His military service record contains no comment regarding his culinary abilities.
As Winslow was a member of the Collingwood G.A.R. Post 76 in Plymouth his comrades would have performed graveside rituals at Burial Hill in October 1899.
The following is from research contributed by Find a Grave member Sandra Lennox:
Son of William & Phebe (Dixon) Barnes
1870 U.S. Census
Plymouth, MA
Dwelling #963 - Family #1090
Enumerated July 22
Winslow C. Barnes - age 40
Traveling Salesman
Elizabeth Barnes - age 40
Keeping House
Charles H. Barnes - age 9
Attending School
William T. Barnes - age 2
At Home
Carolyn F. Hayden - age 36
No occupation
All born MA
Deaths Registered in the Town of Plymouth
October 11, 1899
Winslow C. Barnes
Male - Widowed
Age: 70 years, 8 months, 1 day
Cause of death: Apoplexy
Residence: Plymouth
Place of death: Plymouth
Place of burial: Plymouth
Occupation: Retired
Names & birthplace of parents:
William Barnes - born Plymouth
Phoebe Dixon
(in birthplace says "Dixon" which is her maiden name)
Volume____Page 221
Edward L. Burgess, Town Clerk
Private, Co. E, 29th Massachusetts Infantry
A 31-year-old Plymouth, MA leather cutter, Winslow enlisted for three years service on May 18, 1861 and was mustered four days later as a Private in Co. E of the 3rd Massachusetts Infantry. On July 16th, when men in the 3rd and 4th Massachusetts whose three-month enlistments had expired departed for home, those with three-year enlistments were redesignated as the 29th Massachusetts and effectively formed a Battalion.
With his regiment on duty at Newport News, VA, Winslow was detailed as a Cook for the post hospital on Nov. 1, 1861 and continued in this role until Nov. 1, 1862 when he was discharged for disability caused by Chronic Diarrhea. His military service record contains no comment regarding his culinary abilities.
As Winslow was a member of the Collingwood G.A.R. Post 76 in Plymouth his comrades would have performed graveside rituals at Burial Hill in October 1899.
The following is from research contributed by Find a Grave member Sandra Lennox:
Son of William & Phebe (Dixon) Barnes
1870 U.S. Census
Plymouth, MA
Dwelling #963 - Family #1090
Enumerated July 22
Winslow C. Barnes - age 40
Traveling Salesman
Elizabeth Barnes - age 40
Keeping House
Charles H. Barnes - age 9
Attending School
William T. Barnes - age 2
At Home
Carolyn F. Hayden - age 36
No occupation
All born MA
Deaths Registered in the Town of Plymouth
October 11, 1899
Winslow C. Barnes
Male - Widowed
Age: 70 years, 8 months, 1 day
Cause of death: Apoplexy
Residence: Plymouth
Place of death: Plymouth
Place of burial: Plymouth
Occupation: Retired
Names & birthplace of parents:
William Barnes - born Plymouth
Phoebe Dixon
(in birthplace says "Dixon" which is her maiden name)
Volume____Page 221
Edward L. Burgess, Town Clerk
Private, Co. E, 3rd Massachusetts Infantry
Private, Co. E, 29th Massachusetts Infantry
A 31-year-old Plymouth, MA leather cutter, Winslow enlisted for three years service on May 18, 1861 and was mustered four days later as a Private in Co. E of the 3rd Massachusetts Infantry. On July 16th, when men in the 3rd and 4th Massachusetts whose three-month enlistments had expired departed for home, those with three-year enlistments were redesignated as the 29th Massachusetts and effectively formed a Battalion.
With his regiment on duty at Newport News, VA, Winslow was detailed as a Cook for the post hospital on Nov. 1, 1861 and continued in this role until Nov. 1, 1862 when he was discharged for disability caused by Chronic Diarrhea. His military service record contains no comment regarding his culinary abilities.
As Winslow was a member of the Collingwood G.A.R. Post 76 in Plymouth his comrades would have performed graveside rituals at Burial Hill in October 1899.
The following is from research contributed by Find a Grave member Sandra Lennox:
Son of William & Phebe (Dixon) Barnes
1870 U.S. Census
Plymouth, MA
Dwelling #963 - Family #1090
Enumerated July 22
Winslow C. Barnes - age 40
Traveling Salesman
Elizabeth Barnes - age 40
Keeping House
Charles H. Barnes - age 9
Attending School
William T. Barnes - age 2
At Home
Carolyn F. Hayden - age 36
No occupation
All born MA
Deaths Registered in the Town of Plymouth
October 11, 1899
Winslow C. Barnes
Male - Widowed
Age: 70 years, 8 months, 1 day
Cause of death: Apoplexy
Residence: Plymouth
Place of death: Plymouth
Place of burial: Plymouth
Occupation: Retired
Names & birthplace of parents:
William Barnes - born Plymouth
Phoebe Dixon
(in birthplace says "Dixon" which is her maiden name)
Volume____Page 221
Edward L. Burgess, Town Clerk
Private, Co. E, 29th Massachusetts Infantry
A 31-year-old Plymouth, MA leather cutter, Winslow enlisted for three years service on May 18, 1861 and was mustered four days later as a Private in Co. E of the 3rd Massachusetts Infantry. On July 16th, when men in the 3rd and 4th Massachusetts whose three-month enlistments had expired departed for home, those with three-year enlistments were redesignated as the 29th Massachusetts and effectively formed a Battalion.
With his regiment on duty at Newport News, VA, Winslow was detailed as a Cook for the post hospital on Nov. 1, 1861 and continued in this role until Nov. 1, 1862 when he was discharged for disability caused by Chronic Diarrhea. His military service record contains no comment regarding his culinary abilities.
As Winslow was a member of the Collingwood G.A.R. Post 76 in Plymouth his comrades would have performed graveside rituals at Burial Hill in October 1899.
The following is from research contributed by Find a Grave member Sandra Lennox:
Son of William & Phebe (Dixon) Barnes
1870 U.S. Census
Plymouth, MA
Dwelling #963 - Family #1090
Enumerated July 22
Winslow C. Barnes - age 40
Traveling Salesman
Elizabeth Barnes - age 40
Keeping House
Charles H. Barnes - age 9
Attending School
William T. Barnes - age 2
At Home
Carolyn F. Hayden - age 36
No occupation
All born MA
Deaths Registered in the Town of Plymouth
October 11, 1899
Winslow C. Barnes
Male - Widowed
Age: 70 years, 8 months, 1 day
Cause of death: Apoplexy
Residence: Plymouth
Place of death: Plymouth
Place of burial: Plymouth
Occupation: Retired
Names & birthplace of parents:
William Barnes - born Plymouth
Phoebe Dixon
(in birthplace says "Dixon" which is her maiden name)
Volume____Page 221
Edward L. Burgess, Town Clerk
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