US Navy

Regimental Histories are based not on Navy Yards; but rather on individual Ship history.  The naval engagements of the American Civil War changed the foundations of naval warfare due to the first-time use of ironclads and submarines, and the introduction of newer and more powerful naval artillery.  The first shots of the naval war were fired on April 13, 1861, during the Battle of Fort Sumter, by the Revenue Service cutter USRC Harriet Lane.  and the final on June 22, 1865, by the Confederate raider CSS Shenandoah, in the Bering Strait, more than two months after General Robert E. Lee’s surrender of the Confederate Army.  (Note: sailors were not given the opportunity to vote in the 1864 elections as were infantrymen.)

47 Newmarket credited Sailors

This Section lists those sailors whose names appears on the G.A.R. Memorial

BLAKE, David A. – enlisted 20 Aug 1862 at age 32 as a Private in Company E. 13th Infantry.  Mustered in 19 Sep 1862. Promoted to Full Corporal.  Transferred to Navy regiment US Navy on 28 Apr 1864 as a Seaman. Served on the “U.S.S. Florida,” “ Quaker City” and “Princeton”.   Discharged 11 Jun 1865 as a quartermaster.  He was born in Hampton, resided in and credited to Newmarket.

BRISHINGHAM, John – US Navy Regiment.  His  father is Thomas Brishingham.  The Town directory of 1872 lists him as a laborer living on Creighton St.  (Breshinhan)

BRISNEY, Patrick (AKA BRESNEY, Patrick) – enlisted at age 22 on 19 Nov 1861 as a Landsman in the US Navy Regiment for three years, credit given to Boston, Mass. Enlisted out of Portsmouth.  Served on Recg. Ship Ohio, USS Philadelphia, USS Brooklyn, and USS Richmond. Mustered out/discharged on 27 Feb 1865 from USS Savannah as a Landsman.  Born about 1839.

BUNKER, Eugene M. – enlisted 12 Apr 1862 at the young age of 16 as a Private Company G, 1st Battlion, 17th Infantry, US Army. (born 1846 in Manchester, NH, resided in Newmarket ) Discharged 11 Apr 1865 time expired at Ft. Preble, ME.  Married 6 Dec 1866 to Mary J. Calley.  Died 20 Jun 1868 in Newmarket. 

BUNKER, Ferdinand —US Navy. He enlisted for one year in 10 Sep 1863 at the Boston Navy Shipyard as a Landsman at age 19.  Discharged 10/20/1864.  Listed his occupation as a farmer.  He was credited to Harwich, MA.  Served on Recv’g  Ship Ohio, USS Monogahela, and USS Pensacola, from which he was discharged 10 May 1864 as a Landsman.

BUNKER, Lewis F.  — US Navy. He enlisted and mustered in 22 Aug 1862, at Portsmouth as a Landsman at the age of 19.  Navy Regiment U.S. Navy for 1 yr.  He served on the USS Ohio, Princeton and Pawnee. Discharged from Navy Regiment U.S. Navy on 23 Aug 1863 at Portsmouth. Born Manchester; resided and credited to Newmarket. He listed his occupation at the time of enlistment as “manufacturer”.  He died 16 Jan 1866 in Newmarket.

CHAPMAN, Harrison – enlisted 22 Oct 1861 at age 21 as a Private in Company D, 5th Infantry; mustering in 21 Oct 1861 as a Private. The official roster of the 5th Infantry (according to Ayerling) lists him as a deserter on 26 Oct 1861.  However, the Navy rosters show that he transferred out of the 5th Infantry 23 Oct and reenlisted one month later in the Navy Regiment, US Navy on 25 Nov 1861 for 3 yrs.  Discharged from the Navy, served on “USS Ohio”;  Disab. Discharge on 18 Dec. 1861, from “Ohio,” at  Boston, Mass.  He re-enlisted 1 Aug 1862 for 1 yr as an landsman, promoted to Sergeant , and served on the “USS Ohio  and ” Colorado” ; disch. Feb. 10, ‘64, from the “Colorado,” time expired.  In 1900 he was employed as a fisherman.  He received a disability pension in 1888, and his wife Ellen S. Chapman applied for a widow’s pension 1906; he died 19 Apr 1906 in Cambridge, MA; he was buried in Newmarket

EATON, Charles W. – enlisted 23 Aug 1864 at age 25 as an Ordinary Seaman in US Navy for two years. He served on the USS Vandalia, San Jacinto, Proteus and Powhatan. Mustered out 22 Aug 1865 from Receiving ship due to reduction in Naval forces at Boston.  Born about 1839 in MA.   On 6 Dec 1865 he married Lucretia Hayden in Newmarket.  HORN, Benjamin F. – enlisted 7 Aug 1862 at age 29 as a Private in Company E, 13th Infantry.   Mustered in 19 Sep 1862. Transferred into Navy Regiment US Navy on 28 Apr 1864 as an Ord. Seaman.  Served on the “U.S.S. Roanoke”.  Discharged 20 Jun 1865 as a Coal Heaver.  He was born in New Durham; resided in and credited to Newmarket. The Town directory of 1872 lists him as an ice-peddler working for J.L. Bennett’s, living in a house on Main Street.

JENNESS, Charles B. — enlisted in Portsmouth on 15 May 1861 at age of 21 as a Landsman in the US Navy Regiment. Discharged on 25 Aug 1862, he re-enlisted 29 Aug 1864  for 1 yr in Company C, 1st Infantry Heavy Artillery.  Mustered in 4 Sep 1864 as a Private, mustered out 15 Jun 1865.  He was born in Lowell, credited to Newmarket.  He was a Mason and a member of Rising Star Lodge of Newmarket

KENISTON, William H. –enlisted 31 Jul 1863 as a Private at the age of 33 in Company F., 15th Infantry Regiment Massachusetts.  He transferred out of that Regiment on 24 Apr 1864 into the US Navy Regiment on 5 May 1864.  Navy Records list him as deserting on 8 Aug 1864.  He had listed his occupation as Soldier upon enlisting in the Navy

LEACH, Thomas W. — enlisted as an Assistant Surgeon at the age of 22 on 28 July 1858 into the US Navy Regiment.  He was commissioned to Full Surgeon on 21 May 1862.  Promoted to Full Medical Inspector on 5 Apr 1875.   Retired from the Navy on 17 Jan 1885 after 26 ½   years as a Naval Medical Officer.  He listed his home as Newmarket upon his enlistment.  The Town directory of 1872 lists him as a physician, U.S.N. with a house on Spring Street. [See BIO]

LILLISTON, James A. – Navy  Gunner, US Naval Officer, age 33, 30 July, 1852.  Dismissed 17 November, 1855. Reappointed 23 December, 1856 as a Gunnery Officer at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard.  The 1870 Census lists him (age 41) living at the Langley residence, occupation Gunner and a birth place of VA.  Also living in the household was a Georgia A. Langley (age 22).  He Died 26 May, 1872.  The Jan 1883 Pension Rolls indicates his widow, Georgia A., received a monthly pension of $10.

LYNCH, Thomas – enlisted and mustered in 19 Nov 1861 at age 20 as a Landsman in the US Navy.  He mustered in at Portsmouth.  Received a disability discharge 20 Oct 1863 at New York City, NY.  In 1898, during the summer months, was an engineer at Appledore house, Isles of Shoals, after closing the hotel for the winter, he arrived in Portsmouth to work at the Morley Button Factory for the winter.

NEALLEY, Charles B. –enlisted and mustered in 29 Jul 1861 as a Landsman in the US Navy in Portsmouth.  He was discharged 8 Aug 1861.  He was a wheelwright in 1870 living in Guilford, NH with Hosea MASON (also a Civil War Veteran) and Hosea’s wife, Charles’s sister, Mattie in Guilford.   By 1872 he moved back to Newmarket working as a shoemaker, with a house on Loversland Road. He died at age 60 on 20 Apr 1891 in Charlestown, MA and is buried in Newmarket.

NEALLEY, George S. – enlisted 29 May 1861 at age 25 as an Ordinary Seaman in the US Navy Regiment in Porstmouth.  He was Discharged on 8 Mar 1862. The 1860 census has him living with his family in Newmarket with an occupation as a cordwainer (shoemaker) with a personal real estate value worth of $1,000. .  The Town directory of 1872 lists him as a shoemaker living on Main Street.

NEALLEY, James D.—(James D. Nealy) enlisted 16 May 1861 for one year at age 18 as a Landsman in the US Navy Regiment.  Mustered in 16 May 1861.  Discharged from the Navy 10 Oct 1861.   He served on three ships: the USS “Ohio”, “Massachusetts”, and “Brooklyn”. He later re-enlisted as a Private in Company D, 15th Infantry on 8 Oct 1862.  Mustered out 13 Aug 1863 in Concord.  He again re-enlisted 21 Sep 1864 for 1 yr in Company L, 1st Infantry Heavy Artillery as a Private.  Discharged 18 Oct 1864 at Concord.   He was born, resided, and credited to Newmarket.  .   The Newmarket Town directory of 1872 lists him as a machinist living on Loversland Road.  In 1887, he entered the Soldier’s home in Togas, ME for partial paralysis. He was discharged in Oct 1887; paperwork sent to his mother Mary J, Nealley who was living in Bradford, MA. 

O’BRIEN, John – US Navy. Born in Ireland, he enlisted at age 20 in 1862 in Portsmouth for 3 years as a Landsman with the US Navy.  He served on the U. S. S. “Ohio,” “Hartford,” and “Freeborn “.  He was discharged 31 May 1865 from the USS Freeborn for time expired.  The muster roll of the USS Hartford on July 1864 lists him as: John O’Brien, ordinary seaman, enlisted  1862 in Portsmouth, NH;   born Ireland (citizen of U.S.), 20, -, grey eyes, brown hair, light complexion.  He was one of four who cut the chains across the Mississippi River allowing the Union Naval forces access to New Orleans. His coat, hat and duffle bag are exhibits at the Newmarket Historical Society. [See Bio]

PIKE, FREDERICK F. – enlisted 10 Dec 1861 in US Navy at age 26 as a Landsman at Boston for 3 years (credit to Boston).  He served on Regimental Ships Ohio, North Carolina, USS DeSoto and Lodona.  He was discharged 21 Nov 1864 from Princeton as an Ord. Seaman.  His civilian occupation was listed as Tailor and he was born in Worcester, MA. Parents David and Sarah B. Pike residing in Exeter.  1860 Census he was living in Newmarket, occupation as Tailor, age 25 living with a Mary Pike (age 24) housekeeper and Adelbert Pike (age 1).  He remarried 27 Dec 1873 in Newmarket to Lucinda Durgin.  In 1870 he was employed as a tailor and pressman for B.F.Haley’s. He was a Mason and a member of Rising Star Lodge of Newmarket. He died in Exeter at age 50  on 17 Aug 1885.

RAND, Cyrus R. – enlisted 15 April 1863 at age 19 as a Fireman In the US Navy.  He served on the Agawam, and was discharged 14 April 1865, having served 1 Year, 11 Months and 29 Days.  In 1860 he was 16 yrs old working on the family farm in Rye. The 1870 Census lists him working as a blacksmith in Newmarket   At age 36 he married Emma  (Mary Augustie) Meader in Newmarket on 16 Aug 1874. The Town directory of 1872 lists him as a blacksmith living in a house on Central Street.  In 1880 he worked in the cotton mill; and by  1910  at age 65 he was a blacksmith working in the Navy Yard. He died Jan 14, 1927.  (See BIO -Cyrus Rand & The Agawam)

RICHARDSON, Charles – enlisted 25 Nov 1861 at age 21 in Portsmouth as a Landsman.  Promoted to Full Ship’s cook. Discharged from Navy on 20 Dec 1864.  He was born 1830.  The Town directory of 1872 lists him as a shoemaker living in Kittredge Square. In the 1880 census he was working in Cotton Mill, married to Emerline S. Richardson.

RICHARDSON, William M. – enlisted 11 Aug 1862 at age 22 as a Private in Company E, 13th Infantry.  Mustered in 19 Sep 1862.   Transferred into Navy Regiment U.S. Navy on 28 Apr 1864 as an Ord. Seaman.  Served on the “U.S.S Atlanta” as a Coxswain.  Discharged from Navy 23 May 1865.  He was born 1838 to Moses and Lucy (Weeks) Richardson.  He married Celia A. Wells in Boston on 30 March 1875.  He died 12 Jan 1876 at age 35 of heart disease at his residence on Pitt Street in Boston where he was a saloon keeper.  He was buried in Newmarket.

RYAN, Patrick – enlisted 24 Jul 1862 as a Landsman at age 19 at the Portsmouth Navy Shipyard.  Discharged 23 Jul 1863.  The Town directory of 1872 lists him as living in a house on Loversland Road — no occupation listed

SANBORN, Joel C. — enlisted 18 Jan 1862 at Portsmouth at age 29 as a 1st Class Fireman in the US Navy Regiment.  Discharged 30 Nov 1864.  He was listed in the 1860 census as being a resident of Newmarket.

SANBORN,  John W. – enlisted 13 Dec 1861 in Portsmouth at age 22 as a Coal Heaver in the US Navy Regiment Navy for 3 years.  He was born in Newmarket.

SMITH, George E. – enlisted 22 Oct 1861 in US Navy at Portsmouth as Acting Master Mate; commissioned to Full Acting Master on 28 Apr 1862; promoted to Full Acting Volunteer Lieutenant 27 Jul 1862.  He served upon the “U. S. S. Shepherd Knapp”, “Huntsville”, “Dictator” and the monitor “Monadnock”, and was discharged July 2, 1868 with a Captain’s rank. The 1860 census lists him living in Newmarket, age 22,  with an occupation as “a mate of a vessel”;  In the 1870 census he is a carpenter living in Newmarket. He was born in Mass, but is claimed by Newmarket, for when but a child his widowed mother came here and made her home with his sister with his sister.  [See BIO]

STACKPOLE, John C. – enlisted 21 Jan 1862 at age 35 as a 2nd Class Fireman in the US Navy at Portsmouth.  He was discharged 30 Nov 1864.

TAYLOR, Emery – enlisted 23 Jul 1862 at age 19 in Portsmouth as a Landsman in the US Navy Regiment.  Discharged 15 Oct 1863 at Boston.  Home of Record was Newmarket. He served on the USS “William G. Anderson”.  He was born May 1843 in Lowell, Mass. The 1860 census lists him at age 17 living at home with his parents Joseph & Celeste, and his siblings: Ida C. (9), and  John W. (7).  March 18, 1865 he married Lottie Ann French in Newmarket. By 1870 he was a machinist in town living with Lottie and their son Charles (3).  By 1910 he was 66 yrs, disabled by heart disease, a widower living at the National Soldier’s Home in Togas, Maine where he died in 1921 at age 80

WATSON, John H. — enlisted 15 May 1861 at age 21 as a Landsman in US Navy Regiment at Portsmouth.  Mustered out 20 June 1862.  Born about 1840

WILD, Francis (AKA Joseph E.) – enlisted 7 Aug 1862 at age 25 as a Private in Company E, 13th Infantry – as a substitute. Mustered in 19 Sep 1862.  He deserted 4 Oct 1862 at Camp Chase, OH.  He was born in England, resided and credited to Newmarket.  On 26 Sep 1860 he married Margret Gallin in Newmarket, he was residing in town and is listed in the 1860 census as an operative in the Cotton mill.  He later re-enlisted (as a substitute under the name Joseph E. he enlisted in Company H. 13th Infantry 10 Aug 1863 and transferred to the Navy Regiment on 3 Apr 1864, mustering on 6 Apr 1864 as an Ord. Seaman.  He served on the “U.S.S. Minnesota”, “Roanoke”, and “Dictator”. He was Discharged 28 Jul 1865 as a 1st Class Fireman, from receiving ship, in Boston.  He was credited to Seabrook  [see BIO ref: desertions]

YOUNG, Jeremiah – enlisted 18 Jan 1862 at age 29 in Portsmouth for 3 years as a 1st Class Fireman in the US Navy Regiment. Discharged 30 Nov 1864.  His home of Record was Newmarket upon enlistment, and his first name is listed as Jere.  His pension application shows he was on board the Kearsarge.  Served on U. S. S. “Ohio ” and “Kearsarge”; discharged Nov. 30, 1864, from “Kearsarge,” term expired.  First engagement - Sinking the Alabama of Cherbourn France on the English Channel on Sunday June 4, 1864.  [See BIO]

This Section lists those sailors whose names are not on the G.A.R. Memorial; however, they were residents of town when they enlisted.

**CALLIEREER, Andrew -(as listed in The Tide Turns on the Lamprey, by Sylvia Fitts Getchell & Hurd’s History of Rockingham County, Chapter LVIII)) (perhaps CULLIVER, Andrew – see Substitutes, deserted- Co I, 2nd Infantry & US Navy. Born in Sweden and Credited to Newmarket- No census, vital statistic, or military record under the name Calliereer)

CHAPMAN, Eben S. b. Newmarket, 1830. He left the family farm and his parents Eben and Debrah and enlisted at the age of 31 on 29 May 29 1861 at Portsmouth, for 1 year as an Ordinary Seaman  US Navy.  He served on U. S. S.” Ohio ” and ” Preble “; discharged  18 July 1862, from ” Preble,” for time expired

GILMAN, Charles W. born in Newmarket; age 18 ; enl. June 4, ‘63, at Boston, Mass., for 1 yr., as a Landsman, US Navy ; served on U. S. S.”Ohio,” “Princeton,” “Saratoga,” “Powhatan,” and “Neptune”; deserted July 7, ‘64, from “Neptune “.

KELLY, George K. b. Newmarket ; age 29 ; enl. Sept. 23, ‘62, at Boston, Mass., for 3 yrs., as a Seaman , US Navy; served on U. S. S. ” Ohio ” and “Ossipee” ; discharged due to reduction naval force, July 3, ‘65, from ” Ossipee . “

**KELPE, James — . Co. I; b. Liverpool, Eng.; age 20; resided in & cred. Newmarket; enl. Dec. 2, ‘63; must. in Dec. 2, ‘63. As  Priv.; turned over to Provost Marshall Apr. 30, ‘64, Williamsburg, Va., as a deserter from U.S. Navy. N.f.r.A.G.O. or Navy Dept.

MORGAN, Michael. Substitute ; b. Ireland ; age 36 ; residence of & credited to Newmarket ; enl. Aug. 9, ‘64, for 3 yrs ., as Coal  Heaver with US Navy; served on U. S. S.” Vandalia,” “Colorado,” and “Vanderbilt”; disch. Aug. 26, ‘67, as 1 Class Fireman, from “Independence,” tm . ex

**OSBORNE, Edward –Substitute – enlisted and mustered in on 08 Aug 1864 at age 23 for 3 years as a Coal Heaver US Navy. Born in New Brunswick, 1841.  Served on USS Vandalia, Colorao, San Jacinto, and Shawmut. Mustered out with a Disability Discharge on 30 Jun 1865 at New York, NY.  Resided in and credited to Newmarket.

WETHERELL, Joshua. – US Navy, he enlisted at age 37 on 25 Jun 1862 at Portsmouth for 3 years as a 1st Class Fireman.  He served on the USS Sonoma. Discharged Disabled 29 May 1863 fron Recving ship, New York City.  He was born in Newport RI, and had a Newmarket PO Adress.

This Section lists those sailors whose names are not on the G.A.R. Memorial; however, they were either substitutes or had credited service to town when they enlisted.

BARTON, Leonard – Substitute — born in Albany, NY age 28; credited to Newmarket; enlisted Aug. 10, 1863; mustered in Aug. 10, 1863, as Private in Company D, 10th Infantry.  Transferred to U.S. Navy May 1, 1864, as a Seaman; served on USS “Colorado” and “Sassacus”; deserted 4th quarter of 1864, from “Sassacus.”

BRANNAN, Thomas – born Strokestown, Ireland.  Enlisted as a substitute at age 22 on 26 Jul 1861 at Portsmouth for 4 years as a Private in the US Navy.  Appointed Corporal 3 Dec 1863; reduced to ranks 3 Aug 1864; served on the USS Portsmouth, discharged 26 Jul 1865 at Brooklyn, NY.  He resided in Concord (Fisherville, now Penacook) – at the time of his discharge he listed Newmarket as his residence.  Substitute credited to Newmarket.

CULLIVER, Andrew – enlisted and mustered in 30 Nov 1863 at age 20 as a Private in Company I, 2nd Infantry.  He transferred to the rank of Ordinary Seaman 30 Apr 1864 in the U.S. Navy.  He served on USS “Mount Vernon” and “Tacony”; credited to Newmarket.  He deserted 29 July 1865, from receiving ship, Boston, Mass.  He was born in Sweden.

GATES, George – enlisted and mustered in 2 Dec 1863 at age 20 as a Private in Company I, 2nd Infantry.  He was born in Philadelphia, PA, and credited to Newmarket.  Transferred  to U.S. Navy  30 Apr 1864, as a Seaman; served on U.S.S. “State of Georgia,” “A. D. Vance,” “Baltic,” “Potomac,” and “Cowslip”; deserted 16 Dec 1863, from “Cowslip.”

GRASS, John — Substitute; born in Prussia; age 28; credited to Newmarket; enlisted Dec. 14, 1861, for 3 years, as a Seaman, US Navy; served on USS “Vandalia”; deserted Dec . 31, 1864, from receiving ship, Portsmouth.

MORGAN, Michael. Substitute ; b. Ireland ; age 36 ; cred. Newmarket. Enlsited 9 Aug 1864 for 3 years as Coal  Heaver with US Navy.  Served on “USS Vandalia,” “Colorado,” and “Vanderbuilt”. Discharged 26  Aug 67, as 1 Class Fireman, from “Independence,” time expired

**ROCHE, Thomas F. – Substitute — credited to Newmarket; enlisted 15 Aug 1864 at age 22 as a Seaman in the US Navy Regiment, for 3 years, as a Seaman; served on U. S . S. “Vandalia,” “Fort Jackson,” and “Colorado “; deserted Nov. 4, 1865, from “Colorado.” He was born in New Brunswick

WHITTEN, John – Substitute — Co. I, 10th Infantry.  Born in London, England; age 23; credited to Newmarket; enlisted Aug. 11, 1863; mustered in Aug. 11, 1863, as Private; transferred to U.S. Navy Apr. 23, 1864, as an Ordinary Seaman; served on U.S.S. “Minnesota” and “Wyalusing”; deserted Nov. 12, 1864, en route to naval hospital, New York.

The Battle of Trent’s Reach] was one of the final major naval battles of the war. Beginning on January 23, 1865, a powerful flotilla of Confederate warships bombarded Fort Brady along the James River and engaged four Union ships with the intention of breaking through the blockade to attackCity Point.   After two days of fighting the rebels withdrew back up the river without completing their objectives

A sketch by Alfred Waud dated February 11, 1865 from Harper’s Illustrated showing the Confederate fleet breaking through the boom at Trent’s Reach.

Source: “the Battle of Trent’s Reach Marker. Historical Marker Database. Retrieved January 14, 2012.

 For a listing of significant events dealing directly with the US navy go to: http://www.history.navy.mil/wars/civilwar.htm

US NAVAL Battles Fought

Fought on 2 Jul 1861 at Cedar Keys, FL.

Fought on 2 Jul 1861.

Fought on 14 Feb 1862 at Fort Donelson, TN.

Fought on 8 Mar 1862 at Hampton Roads, VA.

Fought on 8 Mar 1862.

Fought on 11 Mar 1862.

Fought on 17 Mar 1862 at Island No. 10, TN.

Fought on 17 Mar 1862.

Fought on 22 Mar 1862 at Smyrna, FL.

Fought on 26 Mar 1862.

Fought on 24 Apr 1862 at New Orleans, LA.

Fought on 24 Apr 1862 at Fort Jackson, LA.

Fought on 4 May 1862.

Fought on 11 May 1862.

Fought on 15 May 1862.

Fought on 2 Jun 1862.

Fought on 8 Jun 1862 at On Board “Mound City”.

Fought on 17 Jun 1862.

Fought on 25 Jun 1862.

Fought on 28 Jun 1862.

Fought on 14 Aug 1862.

Fought on 11 Oct 1862 at Fort Caswell, NC.

Fought on 7 Dec 1862 at Corpus Christie, TX.

Fought on 14 Dec 1862.

Fought on 1 Jan 1863 at Galveston, TX.

Fought on 9 Jan 1863 at Fort Hindman, AR.

Fought on 21 Jan 1863 at Sabine Pass, TX.

Fought on 21 Jan 1863.

Fought on 22 Jan 1863.

Fought on 31 Jan 1863 at Charleston, SC.

Fought on 31 Jan 1863.

Fought on 1 Feb 1863 at Bull’s Island.

Fought on 14 Mar 1863 at Port Hudson, LA.

Fought on 14 Mar 1863.

Fought on 15 Mar 1863 at Port Hudson, LA.

Fought on 28 Mar 1863.

Fought on 29 Apr 1863.

Fought on 4 May 1863 at Fort De Russy, LA.

Fought on 4 May 1863.

Fought on 27 May 1863 at Vicksburg, MS.

Fought on 16 Jul 1863 at Samoa Saki, Japan.

Fought on 15 Aug 1863 at New Inlet, NC.

Fought on 17 Aug 1863 at Charleston Harbor, SC.

Fought on 21 Aug 1863 at Fort Sumner, SC.

Fought on 8 Sep 1863 at Sabine Pass, TX.

Fought on 8 Sep 1863 at USS CANANDAIGUA.

Fought on 8 Sep 1863.

Fought on 8 Sep 1863 at Fort Sumner, SC.

Fought on 9 Sep 1863.

Fought on 30 Sep 1863 at Fort Sumner, SC.

Fought on 5 Dec 1863 at Murrel’s Inlet.

Fought on 5 Dec 1863.

Fought on 25 Dec 1863 at Stones River, SC.

Fought on 7 Jan 1864.

Fought on 26 Feb 1864.

Fought on 6 May 1864 at James River, VA.

Fought on 6 May 1864.

Fought on 7 May 1864 at Richmond, VA.

Fought on 7 May 1864 at James River, VA.

Fought on 7 May 1864.

Fought on 22 May 1864.

Fought on 3 Jun 1864 at Cold Harbor, VA.

Fought on 16 Jul 1864 at James River, VA.

Fought on 5 Aug 1864 at Mobile Bay, AL.

Fought on 5 Aug 1864.

Fought on 13 Aug 1864.

Fought on 23 Aug 1864.

Fought on 28 Oct 1864 at USS CHICOPEE.

Fought on 11 Nov 1864 at USS TULIP.

Fought on 11 Nov 1864.

Fought on 15 Nov 1864 at USS TULIP.

Fought on 25 Dec 1864 at Fort Fisher, NC.

Fought on 1 Jan 1865.

Fought on 13 Jan 1865 at Fort Fisher, NC.

Fought on 14 Jan 1865 at Fort Fisher, NC.

Fought on 15 Jan 1865 at Fort Fisher, NC.

Fought on 15 Jan 1865 at On Board USS Patapsco.

Fought on 15 Jan 1865.

Fought on 15 Jan 1865 at Charleston, SC.

Fought on 16 Jan 1865.

Fought on 1 Apr 1865.

Fought on 15 Apr 1865.

Fought on 1 Jan 1866.

Fought on 21 Oct 1868 at San Francisco, CA.

Fought on 29 Aug 1881.

Source:  Revised Register of Soldiers and Sailors of New Hampshire in the War of the Rebellion 1861 – 1866, as prepared and published by Authority of the Legislature, by Augustus D. Ayling (NH Adjutant General). Printer: Ira C. Evan, Public Printer, 1895.