. Norwich University, 1819-1911; her history, her graduates, her roll of honor . am. He wjujpromoted lieutenant-colonel of the regiment, July 22, 1863. Subsequently,he had served on the staff of General Seymour, 44; was provost marshal ofFlorida during the cami)aign which resulted in the disastrous battle of Olustce. 664 NORWICH UNIVERSITY. [1862 In the spring of 1864, the 7th New Hampshire was transferred to Virginia,and Lieutenant-Colonel Henderson led his regiment in the action of DrurysBluff, where his skill and gallantry elicited in the highest commendations fromthe commanding general. On
. Norwich University, 1819-1911; her history, her graduates, her roll of honor . am. He wjujpromoted lieutenant-colonel of the regiment, July 22, 1863. Subsequently,he had served on the staff of General Seymour, 44; was provost marshal ofFlorida during the cami)aign which resulted in the disastrous battle of Olustce. 664 NORWICH UNIVERSITY. [1862 In the spring of 1864, the 7th New Hampshire was transferred to Virginia,and Lieutenant-Colonel Henderson led his regiment in the action of DrurysBluff, where his skill and gallantry elicited in the highest commendations fromthe commanding general. On Tuesday, August 16, 1864, while commandinghis regiment in the engagement of Deep Bottom, near Richmond, on the northbank of the James River, he received a mortal wound in the hip, which severedthe principal artery, and in three hours he expired. His body was embalmedand sent home in charge of Chaplain Emerson, and was buried September 2,1864, at Pine Hill Cemetery in his native city, amid the mourning of a greatcircle of relatives and friends. CAPT. ALONZO BURTON Capt. Alonzo Burton Hutchinson. Alonzo , son ofTimothy and Cynthia (Burton)Hutchinson, was born in Norwich,Vt., in 1840, and died in Iowa about1S97. He attended the schools of histown, and entered the University in1859, remaining until 1861, when en-listed in the service. He was commissioned captain,Co. B, 6th Vermont Infantry, Octo-ber 5, 1861. He served with distinc-tion with his regiment in the famous?Vermont Bridgade participatingin thirteen battles. He was severelywounded in the Battle of BanksFord, Va., May 4, 1862; and wasincapacitated for further service; washonorably discharged, July 23, after the war, he removed toIowa, where he resided until hisdeath. EDWARD TREADWAY JONES. Edward T. Jones, was born in Chelsea, Vt., in 1841. He prepared forcollege at the Chelsea (Vt.) Academy and Kimball Union Academy, Meriden,N. H., and entered the University in 1859. He was an earnest st
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