. History and complete roster of the Massachusetts regiments, minute men of '61 who responded to the first call of President Abraham Lincoln, April 15, 1861, to defend the flag and Constitution of the United States ... and biographical sketches of minute men of Massachuetts . on of expiration of serviceJuly 22, 1861. Col. .\i;ni r H. \rd. , Mass. Minute Men of 61 l<onrth Rcyinicnt. Massachusetts Volunteers Colonel Aimer B. Packard was born atOuincy, Mass., November 21, 1S21, andafter attending the public schools of histown, started in business. He took an active ])art in milit
. History and complete roster of the Massachusetts regiments, minute men of '61 who responded to the first call of President Abraham Lincoln, April 15, 1861, to defend the flag and Constitution of the United States ... and biographical sketches of minute men of Massachuetts . on of expiration of serviceJuly 22, 1861. Col. .\i;ni r H. \rd. , Mass. Minute Men of 61 l<onrth Rcyinicnt. Massachusetts Volunteers Colonel Aimer B. Packard was born atOuincy, Mass., November 21, 1S21, andafter attending the public schools of histown, started in business. He took an active ])art in military affairsand was promoted In- grade until hebecame a Colonel and with his Regiment,the Fourth Massachusetts, responded tothe first call for troops in April, 1861. .Although interested in public affairs, henever held any political office, but occupiedseveral places of and, for many years,was a Director in the National Mount\ Bank, and Vice-President ofthe Ouincy Klectric Light and PowerCompan\-. Cohjnel Packard was eighty-one years ofage, but of strong constitution and to allappearances had manv years of useful lifebefore him. His demise was very sudden and un-expected, and occurred at his home inOuincy, Mass., October 17, 1902. 100 Minute Men of 61. ;. in:ii, . s. Mimitf Men of 61 1st Scryrt. C. .■, Itli >.1;!S-. Rest, Ca!>t. 58 Simeon (t. IJlamliii was liorn in Xoiion,Mass., July 9, ISJl; .• liini^c-li tothe State Miliia, Third hieutencnit inConipan_\- F, Iourlh iM:issacluisetls Ke;.!-nient. At the first call of Lin-coln, April 15, 1S61, for troops to defendthe flay of our country, he inuned;iatelyleft his Inisiness andi reported at rVmerilHall and with his Rej-^inunt st^ated t(»Fortress Monioe. Was soon promoted toFirst Sergeant, returning- to Massachusettsat expiration of service. He again volun-teered as First Sergeant, Company K,F-Qiirth Massachusetts \olunteers, com-manded hy Colonel Henry Walker, and
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