Company B
Private
Elbridge Boynton was a younger brother of Freeman Boynton, (see Co. 'A', 1st Maine Infantry). He enlisted as a PVT in Co. 'B', 19th Maine Infantry 25 Aug 1862 and received a disability discharge 4 Apr 1863
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19th Maine Infantry
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Company B
Private
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Company D
Rank unknown
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Company D
Corporal
He was captured at Jerusalem Plank in Virginia 6/22/1864. He was interred at Andersonville and survived , rising to the rank of General after the war. He was the motivating force behind the erection of a Maine memorial at Andersonville after the war. His brother was killed at Fredricksburg.
Company D
Private
Bridges Curtis Sherman was an uncle of my 2X great Grandmother, Caro M Boynton nee Sherman. Caro's Husband Newell Merck Boynton had two brothers in Federal Service: Freeman, Co. 'A', 1st Maine then Co. 'B' 12th Maine, and Elbridge, Co. 'B', 19th Maine
Company D
Private
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Company D
Private
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Company D
Private
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Company E
Private
The only information I have about his Civil War service so far is the following:
Samuel O. Pease in the Civil War joined Company E of the 19th Maine Infantry Division as a Private. I have not yet found the date of his joining, but I will continue to search for it.
He was captured at the Mattapony River, Virginia, on 21 May 1864 (as part of Grant's 'Overland Campaign' to get past Lee to Richmond) and was sent to the infamous Andersonville Prison in Andersonville, Georgia. He died at Andersonville, just three months after his capture, on 21 August 1864 from 'Debilitas,' which is probably debility brought on by starvation and lack of medical care.
Company G
2nd Lieutenant
George C was a distant male cousin of my great greaat grandfather, Joseph Bryant Hopkins. George C was from Mt Vernon Maine, became a lawyer after the war and lived in Portland ME, where he died after 1880 Census
Company G
Captain
Everett Melvin Whitehouse is my great grandfather.
Born in China, Maine in the year 1838. Died in 1889.
Family has his Corp pin: Silver three-leafed clover with his name, rank, and company on it.
Company H
Private
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Company I
Private
My 2nd great-great grandfather was killed at Gettysburg on 3 July 1863. He left a wife and eleven (11) children at home in Camden, Maine. He is buried at Gettysburg National Cemetery.
Death Date:3 Jul 1863 Cemetery Address:97 Taney Town Road Gettysburg, PA 17325 Buried At:Section B ME Site 12
Source Information: National Cemetery Administration. U.S. Veterans Gravesites, ca.1775-2006 [database on-line].
Company K
Private
Subject is my Great-Great Grandfather. Originally mustered in as a Private, and mustered out as a Corporal at the end of the war.
Company K
Private
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Company K
Private
Samuel jr.enlisted 8/1/1862 as a private, was discharged 5/31/1865 as a corporal
Company K
Private
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