. Historic days in Cumberland County, New Jersey, 1855-1865 : political and war time reminiscences . urg, Va., December13, 1862, buried at Military Hospital Cemetery, D. C.;George Donnelly, of fever, at Division Hospital, near Fal-mouth, Va., March 15, 1863, buried at National Cemetery,Fredericksburg, Va., Division D, Section C, grave 16; JamesGibson, killed in action at Fredericksburg, Va., December13, 1862; Samuel H. Jones, of fever, at Hospital, WindmillPoint, Va., February 9, 1863 ; Henry Reeves, killed in actionat Chancellorsville, Va., May 3, 1863; Ezekiel Simmons,killed in action at Fre
. Historic days in Cumberland County, New Jersey, 1855-1865 : political and war time reminiscences . urg, Va., December13, 1862, buried at Military Hospital Cemetery, D. C.;George Donnelly, of fever, at Division Hospital, near Fal-mouth, Va., March 15, 1863, buried at National Cemetery,Fredericksburg, Va., Division D, Section C, grave 16; JamesGibson, killed in action at Fredericksburg, Va., December13, 1862; Samuel H. Jones, of fever, at Hospital, WindmillPoint, Va., February 9, 1863 ; Henry Reeves, killed in actionat Chancellorsville, Va., May 3, 1863; Ezekiel Simmons,killed in action at Fredericksburg, Va., December 13, 1862;Anson Thompson, at Washington, D. C, December 18,1862, wounds received in action at Fredericksburg, Va.,December 13, 1862; Benajah Thompson, killed in action atFredericksburg. Va., December 13, 1862; William Tinker,of disease, at camp near Falmouth, Va., February 8, 1863,buried at National Cemetery, Fredericksburg, Va., DivisionD, Section C, grave 66; Benjamin F. Vannaman, of disease,at Emory IJ. S. Army General Hospital, Washington, , October 3, 1862. (82). WAR TIME PICTURES-ISIJGroup Company B, Twenty-fourth N. J. Inf. Griner Isaiah E. Johnson John W. Simmons Thomas S. Simmons Samuel F. Bard Ezekiel SimmonsGeorge B. Langley (83) 84 IIISTLIKIC DAYS \\hile \olunteers were forming the three Bridgetoiicompanies for tlie Twenty-fourth Regiment, the young menof Fairfield and Downe Townships were, with patrioticardor, rallying for the organization of Company D, of theTwenty-fifth Regiment. This company was composedlargely of oystermen and farmers, young men of brain andmuscle. Amid the boom of cannon, the music of a drumcorps, and presentation of a beautiful flag at the hands of alocal committee, the ciimpany left its rendezvous in Fair-field for the seat of war. Appended is a roster of its officersand men: CoMP.\NY D.—Captain. Fthan T. Garretson; FirstLieutenant. Samuel Peacock; Second Lieutenants. JosephBateman, Charles J. Fie
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