. History and roster of Maryland volunteers, war of 1861-5 . 1863, Winchester, Va. Zubrod, Nicholaus Sergeant. Oct. 3, 1861 July 28, 1865 Veteran; taken prisoner, June 15, 1863, Winchester, Va. UNASSIGNED ENLISTED MEN. Bremer, WilliamBernd, CharlesCorns, Thomas FranklinDemler. GeorgeEdwards, JamesFleischman, AdamGillespey, CharlesGreer, Chauncey , RobertHall, WilliamLivingston, , JacksonMontgomery. , AugustPutman, MartinRoss, CharlesRobinson. ThomasRegley, FrederickRussell, David GWhite, John , Wm. , John Private Feb. 25, 1864 Private Feb. 11, 1864 Priv
. History and roster of Maryland volunteers, war of 1861-5 . 1863, Winchester, Va. Zubrod, Nicholaus Sergeant. Oct. 3, 1861 July 28, 1865 Veteran; taken prisoner, June 15, 1863, Winchester, Va. UNASSIGNED ENLISTED MEN. Bremer, WilliamBernd, CharlesCorns, Thomas FranklinDemler. GeorgeEdwards, JamesFleischman, AdamGillespey, CharlesGreer, Chauncey , RobertHall, WilliamLivingston, , JacksonMontgomery. , AugustPutman, MartinRoss, CharlesRobinson. ThomasRegley, FrederickRussell, David GWhite, John , Wm. , John Private Feb. 25, 1864 Private Feb. 11, 1864 Private Aug. 16, 1864 Private Feb. 22, 1864 Private Feb. 16, 1864 Private Sept. 1, 1862 Private Feb. 10, 1864 Private Feb. 12, 1864 Private Feb. 15, 1864 Private Aug. 27, 1862 Private Aug. 27, 1862 Private Feb. 11, 1864 Private Aug. 27, 1862 Private Feb. 11, 1864 Private Sept. 1, 1862 Private Feb. 23, 1864 Private Sept. 9, 1862 Private Feb. 4, 1864 Private Feb. 15, 1864 Private Sept. 6, 1862 Private Feb. 10, 1864 Private. Feb. 16, 1864 SIXTH REGIMENT HIS regiment was organized at Baltimore, Md., from August 12 toSeptember 8, 1862, to serve three years. It was mustered out, inaccordance with orders from the War Department, by reason of closeof the Civil War, June 20,1865. This regiment, raised in pursuanceof President Lincolns call of July 2, 1862, was essentially a repre-sentative Maryland regiment. Eight companies were recruited incounties representing different sections of the State, as follows :Company A, Carroll County; Company B, Cecil County; CompanyC, Carroll County; Company D, Frederick County; Company E, Cecil County; CompanyG, Cecil County; Company H, Washington County; Company K, Queen Annes County;and two companies, F and I, were recruited in the City of Baltimore. The regiment rendezvojised at Baltimore City and, after a brief period for drill anddiscipline, left September 20, 1862, to join the Army of the Potomac, then in WesternMaryland, where it was assig
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