The following is a list of all soldiers listed as serving in Company C of the 30th Massachusetts (1861-1865). These names have all been taken a list I have compiled using names from the books Massachusetts Soldiers, Sailors and Marines in the Civil War and Record of the Massachusetts volunteers 1861-1865, both of which are available to view at www.ancestry.com
I have more information on all of these names and will share it upon request.
Alley, Benjamin M. Priv.
Ansart, Benjamin F. Priv
Austin, George W. Priv.
Baldwin, Clark G. Priv
Barnard, David B. Priv.--Corpl.
Batchelder, George H. Priv.
Blodgett, John F. Priv.--Corpl.
Bran, Seth Priv.
Brooks, Henry C. Priv.--Sergt.
Brown, George Priv.
Bryant, James H. Priv.
Burbank, Sewall D. Priv.
Burnham, Joseph H. Priv.--1st Sergt.--Sergt. Major.--1st Lieut.--1st enlistment in Co. D.
Burr, Joseph C. Priv.
Butler, Freeman H. Priv.
Butterfield, Brooks Priv.
Butterfield, Peter Priv.
Campbell, Peter Priv.
Carney, John Priv.
Ceaoelleon (Ceavelleon), Maximillan G. J. Priv.--discharged as Joseph Cellis
Chamberlin, Charles C. Priv.
Clark, Franklin A. Priv.
Clark, John W. Priv.--Sergt.
Clay, Daniel Priv.
Cnalpkins, Pierre Priv.
Cobb, William S. Priv.
Coburn, James E. Priv.--1st Sergt.
Conant, Henry A. Priv.
Conant, John H. Priv.
Cox, John Priv.
Crain, John Priv.
Crosby, Frederick A. Corpl.
Cummings, Andrew J. Priv.
Cummings, John A. Priv.
Cummings, Reuben W. Priv.
Dale, Robert Priv.
Davis, Gustavus J. Priv.
Davis, Lowell Priv.
Day, James F. Music
Deering, Eugene M. Priv.--Corpl.
Degrava, Antoine Priv.
Degrave, Albert Priv.
Demerritt, Daniel Priv.
Devettere, Edward Priv.
Dodge, Isaac N. Priv.--Corpl.
Dunnigan, Stephen Priv.--Corpl.
Eastman, Daniel E (C). Priv.
Elliott, Richard A. 2d Lieut.
Emerson, Burt Priv.
Emerson, Henry H. Priv.
England, Thomas Priv.--1st Sergt.
Farnsworth, David W. Priv.
Finoelst, Clemens Priv.
Finoels, Isidore Priv.
Foster, Benjamin F. Music
Foster, John D. Priv.--Sergt.--1st Sergt.--1st Lieut.--Co. I.
Garrand, Charles Priv.
Gentele (Gentill), William Priv.--Corpl.--Sergt.
Gilson, Albert A. Priv.
Gilson, Wilson (Warren) W. Priv.--Corpl.
Goldsmith, Albert Priv.--Corpl.
Golier, John Priv.
Gordon, Edmund Asst. Cook.
Gould, Isaac B. Priv.
Green, John P. Priv.
Greenleaf, Ruel W. Corpl.
Hamblet, Benjamin S. Priv.
Hand, George J. Priv.
Hanson, Thomas L. Priv.
Hanwaert (Hanwart), Joseph Priv.
Harper, Thomas D. Priv.
Hatch, Frank T. Corpl.--Com. Sergt.
Haywood, James E. Priv.
Heald, Joel M. Priv.
Heath, Martin V. B. Priv.
Ives, John Priv.--Wag'r.
Jaquith, James Priv.--Corpl.
Johnson, Joseph Priv.
Kane, Dennis H. Priv.--Music.
Keating, Daniel Priv.--Co. F.
Keyes, Edward Priv.
Keyes, Marcus W. Priv.--Corpl.
Kuhlmann, John Priv.
Lane, Stephen H. Priv.--Corpl.
Leeman, Horatio N. Priv.
Lord, Humphrey Priv.
Lovrien, William F. 1st Lieut.
McCabe, Alexander Priv.
McCabe, Barney Priv.
McCutcheon, William Priv.
McGregor, Francis Priv.--Sergt.
McNulty, Thomas Priv.
McQuiad, John Priv.
Marshall, Luther H. Priv.--Sergt.
Mazzanovich (Moyennick), Lorenz Priv.
Minor, Charles Priv.
Morrison, James L. Priv.
Mullen, Charles Priv.
Mullen, John Priv.
Mulloy, John Priv.
Munsey, Alfred T. Priv.
Murray, Charles Priv.
Nimblet, George D. Priv.
Nowell, John Priv.
Oxley, Daniel Priv.
Parker, David Priv.
Parmelle (Parmelee), Alfred S. Priv.--Corpl.
Peabody, Hiram Priv.
Perkins, Edward G. Priv.
Pierce, John Priv.
Plympton, Samuel Priv.--Co. E.
Poree, Ferdinand C. 2d Lieut.--Transferred from Co. H.
Ramsay (Ramsey), Nehemiah S. Priv.
Reed, George E. Priv.
Reed, Merrick Priv.
Reed, Nathaniel K. Captain.--Brevet Major U.S.V.--Transferred from Co. D.
Richardson, Charles D (B). Priv.--Qr. Master Sergt.
Richardson, Henry E. Priv.--Sergt.
Ricker, Aaron D. Priv.
Roberts, William Priv.--Corpl.
Robinson, Jesse L. Priv.
Rockwood, William B. Priv.
Romeo, Louis Priv.
Saunders, Edward T. (F.) Priv.
Savage, Leonard C. Priv.
Schuh (Schlus), Frederick Priv.
Schultze, Carl Priv.
Shipley, Samuel D. Captain.--Major.--Lieut. Colonel.
Smith, George R. Priv.
Smith, Henry L. Priv.
Smith, Jacob R. Priv.
Smith, Sylvester C. Priv.
Smith, William B. Priv.
Snell, John H. Priv.
Steinbruck, Carl Priv.
Stinson, Charles B. Priv.--Sergt.
Sullivan, William Priv.--Co. E.
Sutherland, George Priv.
Thayer, Richard F. Priv.
Tohey, Martin Priv.
Tohey, Thomas Priv.
Tuttle, Thomas B. Priv.
Tyler, Hiram M. Priv.
Upham, Andrew C. Priv.
Varroven, Fidell Priv.
Vonlandenyk (Vonlonduyke), Leopold Priv.
Walters, Charles (Carl) Priv.--Corpl.
Waterman, Dexter W. Priv.
Wattiez (Wattliez), Louis Priv.
Wentworth, Nelson R. Priv.--Prin. Musician.
West, James E. Priv.
Wiley, James A. Priv.
Withington, William G. Priv.--Corpl.--Sergt.--1st Sergt.--2d Lieut.
Wood, Harry A. Priv.
Young, David Priv.
I like the blog, so far, although I am still trying to figure out how to navigate it efficiently. Have you been able to find orderly books? Am I just not finding them? Anyway, keep at it! All units would benefit from such efforts, and maybe there will be more of these with the 150th anniversary.
ReplyDeleteI'm still trying to work on a format that will make it look more appealing, and also easier to sort through. May take a little while to sort it all out though.
ReplyDeleteMost of the best orderly books etc... for the unit are in Massachusetts. I need to work out a deal where I can go and digitize hundreds of pages and then sort through them and clean them up a bit. Could be a couple of years before all of that can happen.
Should it be assumed that if the Soldiers & Sailors inventory (NPS) does not list a soldier in the 30th - Co C as not being killed - and if he died in New Orleans in 1862 - should it or would one assume the soldier died of disease?
ReplyDeleteIt is James Jaquith (Jr) who enlisted as Private and was promoted to Corporal - but his tombstone has his death in 1862 and the records list him as died in New Orleans
Hi John, I'm sorry that it has been so long since you posted and I only just now got the message that your comment was waiting to be published. It's hard to make and safe assumptions with the records of the soldiers without looking more into their specific cases. I should be able to look up records that are much better than what the NPS has in their database. In fact, I see from his records that James Jaquith is recorded as having died on December 1st 1862 of remitent fever at the US Barracks in New Orleans. I hope this helps, and if I can find more for you let me know. Sorry again for the delay in this posting.
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