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

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USMA Class of 1846. In War with Mexico, he was at Cerro Gordo and the capture of Mexico City with the 2nd U. S. Infantry. Staying with the 2nd he bounced from coast to coast and was a Captain when the Civil War broke out. In September 1861 became Colonel of the 7th Massachusetts Infantry, […]

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U. of Rochester grad. Resigned June 1862. Post-war started a plow manufacturing company. Moved to Washington state (where he served as commandant of the Washington Soldiers Home) and Hilo, HI, then back to Rochester. Was active in various veteran organizations. Henry Lewis Achilles, Jr. at Ancestry.com Henry Lewis Achilles, Jr. at Fold3 Henry Lewis Achilles, […]

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Discharged in February 1862. Rose to Major in the 24th New York Cavalry. His son Charles A. served under him in both regiments. Wounded at Petersburg in June of 1864 – his son was killed there the following month. Charles E. Martin at Ancestry.com Charles E. Martin at Fold3 Charles E. Martin at FindAGrave

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Rose to Corporal. Acted as a newspaper correspondent from the front. Mustered out May 1863. Post-war, he taught school in Iowa; entered the Methodist Episcopal ministry (three of his siblings were also ministers); ran for Congress; was active in the Temperence movement; was in the newspaper business; fathered seven children (outliving three of them); and […]

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Mustered out May 1863. Also served as Assistant Surgeon in the 3rd U. S. Colored Artillery. Daniel W. Bosley at Ancestry.com  Daniel W. Bosley at Fold3  Daniel W. Bosley at FindAGrave

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