. The town of Hingham in the late Civil War : with sketches of its soldiers and sailors ; also, the address and other exercises at the dedication of the Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument . ne Cross-Roads, Cane River Crossing, Alexan-dria, Gov. Moores Plantation, Yellow Bayou, and the siege ofMobile. Of enlistments from Hingham, the Thirty-first Regimentcontained ^ LIEUTENANT JOHN G. in Hingham, Mar. 13, 1832. Enlisted in Boston for three years ; mustered at Lowell, Mass.,Feb. 5, 1862, as private in Co. K, and accredited to the quotaof Hingham ; promoted corporal, and afterwards sergea
. The town of Hingham in the late Civil War : with sketches of its soldiers and sailors ; also, the address and other exercises at the dedication of the Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument . ne Cross-Roads, Cane River Crossing, Alexan-dria, Gov. Moores Plantation, Yellow Bayou, and the siege ofMobile. Of enlistments from Hingham, the Thirty-first Regimentcontained ^ LIEUTENANT JOHN G. in Hingham, Mar. 13, 1832. Enlisted in Boston for three years ; mustered at Lowell, Mass.,Feb. 5, 1862, as private in Co. K, and accredited to the quotaof Hingham ; promoted corporal, and afterwards sergeant. Lieut. Dawes was with the Thirty-first at New Orleans, La.,when that city surrendered to the Union forces. He after-wards rendered efficient service upon garrison and outpost duty. Oct. 3, 1862, he was transferred to the Second Louisiana Vol-unteers, colored, and promoted second lieutenant; was presentat the battle of Port Hudson, &c. After serving under the lastpromotion about fifteen months, he resigned his position andcame home. Lieut. Dawes died in Hingham of consumption, Nov. 4, 1870,aged 38 years, 7 months, 21 days. He was a son of John Juliet (Lincoln) CHAPTER X. THIRTY-SECOND REGIMENT. Organization — Recruiting by Capt. Stephenson at Camp Dimmick, Hingham— Thirty-one men from Camp Cameron —Mustering Company — Leave for Fort Warren —Recruiting by Lieut. Lyman B. Whiton, at Oasis Hall — Recruits leave Hingham forCamp Cameron — Consolidation with Co. E — Co. F— Number of Hingham Enlist-ments in the Thirty-second Regiment — List of Battles — Number of Killed and Wounded— Sketch of the Battle of Laurel Hill. SIX companies M. V. M., organized for garrison duty at FortWarren, constituted the basis of the Thirty-second Luther Stephenson, jun., of Hingham, and Cephas C. Bum-pus of Braintree, had previously been connected with the FourthRegiment, M. V. M., and were three months at Fortress Monroe,commanding companies I and
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