RECRUITS WANTED FOR THE "NEW"

12^th Massachusetts

Volunteer Infantry

Company "I" of Stoughton, Massachusetts

New Recruits Contact - Sgt. Major Mark Nickerson

Mark Nickerson - (781) 341-0839

For a searchable copy of the 12th Massachusetts Infantry Regimental History from www.archive.org

Historic Links for the original 12th Mass. Inf.

• The "Original Muster Roll" for Co. I. 12th Mass. Inf.

• The Company Flag of the 12th Massachusetts - 1903 Article

• History of the 12th Mass. Inf. from Massachusetts Soldiers, Sailors, and Marines in the Civil War (Norwood, Mass., The Norwood Press, 1931).

• The Battle of Antietam and the 12th Mass. Inf.

• Roster of all those who served in the 12th Mass. Inf.

• Descendants of 12th Mass. Inf. Veterans

• Records of the 12th Mass. Inf. at the University of California

The Original Flag carried by Co. I. 12th Massachusetts Infantry now on display at the Stoughton Historical Society

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• The Camp of the 12th Mass. Inf. near Falmouth, Virginia

• Boulder dedicated in memory of Col. Fletcher Webster at 2nd Manassas

• 12th Mass. Inf. Monument at Gettysburg

• Smaller marker at Ziegler's Grove at Gettysburg

• Smaller marker at Cemetery Ridge - South Hancock Avenue at Gettysburg

Soldiers of the 12th Massachusetts Infantry

Col. Fletcher Webster (engraving)

Company C

John B. Jenckes - died Oct. 6, 1862, due to a wound received at Antietam (gravestone)

Company H

Capt. Charles William Hastings (photo)

John Slattery (photo)

Company I

• Joseph Spence Adlington (gravestone)

• Horace Baker (gravestone)

• Luther Sampson Bryant (photo)

• Eleazer B. Clark (photo)

• Nathaniel F. Foster (photo)

• George Hayden (photo)

• Randall Jefferson Holbrook (memorial gravestone)

• Charles Jaques (photo)

• Daniel F. Keene (gravestone)

• Edgar Niles Lane (photo)

• Francis Raymond (photo)

• Joseph C. Smith (photo)

• Henry H. Waugh (photo)

• Henry Martin Wentworth (photo) and (gravestone)

• Willard Wilde Wentworth (gravestone)

• Jonathan B. Whitman (photo)

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