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Website title: Bull Runnings | A Journal of the Digitization of a Civil War Battle

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Image: Capt. Henry C. Rodgers, Co. D, 27th New York Infantry
Became AAG on the staff of Maj. Gen Henry Slocum. Henry C. Rodgers at Ancestry.com Henry C. Rodgers at Fold3

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Image: Lt. Sherman M. Seeley, Co. H, 27th New York Infantry
Wounded at Crampton’s Gap. Rose to Captain of the company. Sherman M. Seeley at Ancestry.com Sherman M. Seeley at Fold3

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Image: Sgt. Charles Sherman, Co. B, 27th New York Infantry
Rose to 2nd Lt. Died when, while intoxicated and unable to pay his fare, he was put off a train car onto the tracks and subsequently struck by another passing train. Charles Sherman at Ancestry.com Charles Sherman at Fold3 Charles Sherman at FindAGrave

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Image: Surgeon Norman Saxton Barnes, 27th New York Infantry
Norman Saxton Barnes at Ancestry.com Norman Saxton Barnes at Fold3 Norman Saxton Barnes at FindAGrave

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Image: Maj. Joseph Jackson Bartlett, 27th New York Infantry
Lawyer. Commanded the regiment at First Bull Run after Col. Slocum’s wounding and promoted to Colonel after Slocum’s promotion. Rose to Brig. Gen. USV. Chosen to receive the Army of Northern Virginia’s stacked arms after the surrender at Appomattox. Breveted MGUSV. Post-war Federal Deputy Commissioner of Pensions. Served as U. S. Ambassador to Sweden and […]

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