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32nd Maine Infantry

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Company Unknown

Private

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Contributor Nicolas DipotaHomepage Nicolas_dipota@yahoo.comDate added 8/30/2015

Company Unknown

Private

The son of Henry B. and Emily C. (Moody) Sproul of Nobleboro, Maine, he was born April 20, 1848 in Nobleboro. He died in Washington D. C. October 20, 1864 from wounds he received during the Battle of the Crater. He was 16 years old at the time of his death. He was buried in Washington D.C. but also has a stone erected in his memory next to his father in The Joshua Moody Cemetery in North Nobleboro, Maine. (Joshua and Jane (Benner) Moody of Nobleboro, Maine were his maternal grandparents.)
Contributor Thomas MoodyDate added 1/30/2015

Company A

Asst Surgeon

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Contributor Elizabeth MartinDate added 5/16/2007

Company B

Private

Enlisted as a Private on 10 March 1864. Transferred into Company B, 31st Infantry Regiment Maine on 1 December 1864.
Contributor Eric StoneDate added 6/11/2010

Company B

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Page WorthingtonDate added 10/4/2007

Company F

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Jennifer NelsonDate added 11/25/2007

Company H

Rank unknown

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Contributor John BaxterDate added 5/14/2006

Company I

Private

Enlisted 5 May 1864 as Private (34yrs old) Company I, 32nd Maine Infantry Regiment. Wounded on 14 June 1864 and died of wounds on 15 June 1864.
Contributor Bruce MacDonaldHomepage http://userweb.suscom.net/~clandonald1/genealogy1.htmlDate added 8/4/2005

Company K

Private

Enlisted as a private May 6, 1864 at age 15. Became a Confederate POW on July 30, 1864 at Petersburg, VA- incarcerated in Libby Prison for 6 months. Mustered out of Co. 'K' July 15, 1865. Would never speak about any of his war experiences. He, and later his widow (Frances Ellen (Thompson)Ross of Salem, NH, received a military pension. He died of a stroke in the Soldier's Home, Chelsea, Massachusetts in 1897 at age 47.
Contributor isabelle maddockDate added 7/9/2006

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