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Artillery

1st Battalion Massachusetts Volunteer Heavy Artillery Organized April, 1865 - Fort Warren, Boston 1st Massachusetts Volunteer Heavy Artillery Organized June 20, 1861 - Fort Warren, Boston 2nd Massachusetts Volunteer Heavy Artillery Organized December 7, 1863 - Camp Meigs, Readville 3rd Massachusetts Volunteer Heavy Artillery Mustered Into Service January, 1864 - Fort Warren, Boston 4th Massachusetts Volunteer Heavy Artillery Mustered Into Service August, 1864 - Galloup's Island, Boston 5th Massachusetts Battery (E), Light Artillery Organized September 30, 1861 - Camp Schouler, Lynnfield 6th Massachusetts Battery, Light Artillery Organized and Mustered Into Service January 20, 1862 - Camp Chase, Lowell 9th Battery, Massachusetts Volunteer Light Artillery "Bigelow's Battery" - Organized September 3, 1862 - Camp Meigs, Readville 10th Battery, Massachusetts Volunteer Light Artillery "Sleeper's Battery" - Mustered Into Service September 9, 1862 - Boxford 14th Battery, Massachusetts Volunteer Light Artillery Organized January 14, 1864 - Camp Meigs, Readville

Cavalry

1st Battalion, Massachusetts Volunteer Cavalry Organized in the early winter of 1864 - Camp Meigs, Readville 1st Massachusetts Volunteer Cavalry Established by War Department Special Order No. 419, September 3, 1861 - Camp Brigham, Readville 2nd Massachusetts Volunteer Cavalry Recruited during the fall of 1862, initially in California - Rendezvoused at Camp Meigs, Readville 2nd Massachusetts Volunteer Cavalry, Company A The "California Hundred" - Organized January 4, 1863 - Camp Meigs, Readville 3rd Massachusetts Volunteer Cavalry Mustered Into Service September, October, and November, 1861 - Camp Chase, Lowell 4th Massachusetts Volunteer Cavalry Established by War Department Special Order No. 70, February 12, 1864 - Camp Brigham, Readville 5th Massachusetts Volunteer Cavalry (Colored) Organized January 4, 1863 - Camp Meigs, Readville

Infantry

1st Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Mustered Into Service May 23, 24, 25 and 27, 1861 - Camp Ellsworth, Watertown 2nd Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry "Gordon's Regulars" - Mustered Into Service May 18-27, 1861 - Camp Andrew (Brook Farm), Roxbury 3rd Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry (Militia) "Minute Men" - Ordered to active duty by Special Order No. 14, April 15,1861 4th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry (Militia) "Minute Men" - Ordered to active duty by Special Order No. 14, April 15,1861 5th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry (Militia) "Minute Men" - Ordered to active duty by Special Order No. 35, April 19,1861 6th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry (Militia) "Minute Men" - Initially ordered to active duty by Special Order No. 14, April 15,1861 8th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry "Minute Men" - Organized April 15, 1861 - Boston 10th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Organized May 15, 1861 - Camp Adams, Medford 11th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry "Hooker's Brigade" - Mustered Into Service June 13, 1861 - Fort Warren, Boston Harbor 12th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry "Webster Regiment" - Recruited in the latter part of April, 1861 - Fort Warren, Boston 13th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Organized June 16, 1861 - Fort Independence 15th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Mustered Into Service July 12, 1861 - Camp Scott, Worcester 16th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry "Iron Sixteenth" - Organized June 29, 1861 - Camp Cameron, Cambridge 18th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Mustered Into Service August 24, 1861 - Camp Brigham, Readville 19th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry "1st Rifles" - Organized August 28, 1861 - Camp Schouler, Lynnfield 20th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry "The Harvard Regiment" - September 4, 1861 - Camp Brigham, Readville 21st Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Organized July 19 to August 19, 1861 - Camp Scott, Worcester 22nd Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry "Henry Wilson's Regiment" - Organized September 2, 1861 - Camp Schouler, Lynnfield 23rd Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Mustered Into Service September 28, 1861 - Camp Schouler, Lynnfield 24th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry "New England Guards" - Mustered Into Service September, 1861 - Camp Massasoit, Readville 25th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Organized Early Fall, 1861 - Camp Lincoln, Worcester 26th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Mustered Into Service September and October, 1861 - Camp Chase, Lowell 27th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Mustered Into Service September 19 to 27, 1861 - Camp Banks, Springfield 28th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry "Faugh-A-Ballaugh Regiment" - Mustered In December 31, 1861 - Camp Cameron, Cambridge 30th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Mustered Into Service September 15 to Dember 31, 1861 - Camp Chase, Lowell 32nd Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Organized November, 1861 - Fort Warren, Boston 33rd Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Organized June and July, 1862 - Camp Stanton, Lynnfield 35th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Mustered Into Service August 9 to 19, 1862 - Camp Stanton, Lynnfield 36th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Mustered Into Service August 27, 1862] - Camp Wool, Worcester 37th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Organized August 30, 1862 - Camp Briggs, Pittsfield 38th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Mustered Into Service July and August, 1862 - Camp Day, Cambridge and Camp Stanton, Lynnfield 39th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Organized August 13 to September 2, 1862 - Camp Stanton, Lynnfield 39th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry, Company K "Woburn National Rangers" - Recruited in the Late Summer of 1862 40th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Mustered Into Service August 22 to September 5, 1862] - Camp Stanton, Lynnfield 42nd Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry (Militia) Mustered Into Service September 13 to October 14, 1862 - Camp Meigs, Readville 44th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry (Militia) The Second New England Guards Regiment - Mustered Into Service September 12, 1862 - Readville 45th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry (Militia) "Cadet Regiment" - Mustered Into Service September 26 and October 7, 1862 - Camp Meigs, Readville 46th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry (Militia) Mustered Into Service September 24 to October 22 - Camp Banks, Springfield 47th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry (Militia) Mustered Into Service September 19 to October 31, 1862 - Camp Stanton, Boxford 48th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry (Militia) Originally assembled in September, 1862 - Camp Lander, Wenham 53rd Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Organized October 17 to November 6, 1862 - Groton 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry The Union's First Black Fighting Unit - Mustered Into Service May 13, 1863 - Camp Meigs, Readville Featured in the 1989 movie "Glory" starring Matthew Broderick and Denzel Washington. 55th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Sister Unit to the 54th - Mustered Into Service May 31 - June 22, 1863 - Camp Meigs, Readville 56th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry (Veteran) Mustered Into Service December, 1863 and January to February, 1864 - Camp Meigs, Readville 57th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry (Veteran) Mustered Into Service December, 1863 to March, 1864 - Camp Wool, Worcester 58th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry (Veteran) Mustered into Service January 14 to April 18, 1864 - Readville 59th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry (Veteran) Mustered Into Service December 5, 1863 to April 21, 1864 - Readville

Reenactment Units

5th Massachusetts Battery (E), Light Artillery "Founded to be an active, as well as an historical organization" 9th Battery, Massachusetts Volunteer Light Artillery Dedicated to the history of the 9th Battery and reenacting those who served with it. 10th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry, Company C Chartered by Mass. as a heritage group of the Mass. 104th National Guard. First organized in 1954 to participate in Northampton, Massachusetts tercentenary celebrations. 13th Massachusetts Infantry, Company F "Civil War Historians who enjoy the opportunity to create a pivotal time in our Nation's history" 15th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry "For living history purposes we all portray soldiers from different companies" 22nd Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry "We are an authentically minded, family oriented group that strives to be historically accurate, . . ." 28th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Re-enactors portraying Irish soldiers of the Army of the Potomac at battle reenactments. Founded in 1984 to accurately portray the life of the common soldier in the Union army. 28th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry, Company B "An active and highly respected part of the Civil War re-enactment community" 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry, Company A Strives to present highly accurate portrayals of the most famous regiment of the Civil War 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry, Company B "Dedicated to keeping alive the proud heritage of the 54th, and all of the United States Colored Troops"

Associations & Societies

Civil War Round Table of Greater Boston - Waltham "Serving the Civil War Community Around the Globe Since 1957" Civil War Round Table of the Merrimack - West Newbury "An independent Civil War Roundtable in Massachusetts" Civil War Roundtable Websites A Comprehensive List of Civil War Roundtable Websites by State Olde Colony Civil War Round Table - Dedham Over 100 Members Meet Once a Month Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War, Department of Massachusetts A Patriotic Society of Direct Descendants of Civil War Veterans

Information

Grand Army of the Republic Grand Army of the Republic Wikipedia article about the organization's establishment and history Grand Army of the Republic Museum & Library "Home to a unique and historic collection of Civil War artifacts, books, and memorabilia" G.A.R. & Civil War Museum - Marblehead The G.A.R. Room is preserved exactly as it was when the last meeting was held in the 1930's. The G.A.R. Hall - Scituate A museum of Civil War memorabilia maintained by The Scituate Historical Society Gen George L. Hartsuff Post #74 G.A.R. Hall - Rockland Maintained by Post 50 - Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War Grand Army of the Republic Museum - Lynn Erected in 1885 With Funds Raised by Local Civil War Veterans Isaac Davis Post No. 138 G.A.R. - Acton Contains a history, rosters and photographs of G.A.R. Post No. 138 John H. Chipman, Jr. Post #89 G.A.R. Hall - Beverly Data on over 400 former members of this G.A.R. Post and Civil War research material. Reference and Photographs 13th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Roster A Comprehensive Roster of the Thirteenth Massachusetts Volunteers A Legacy of Valor The Memoirs and Letters of Captain Henry Newton Comey, 2nd Massachusetts Infantry Acton Memorial Library Civil War Archives The archives includes a permanent exhibit open to the public American Battlefield Protection Program - National Park Service "Working Together To Preserve America's Historic Battlefields" Brother vs. Brother - The Civil War in Woburn, Massachusetts Chronology of Woburn's Participation in the Civil War Civil War Archive - Union Regiments - Massachusetts Complete List of Massachusetts Civil War Units Civil War Gazette "Your daily Civil War newspaper since 1995" Civil War Photographs American Memory - Library of Congress Civil War Soldiers & Sailors System Data Base coordinated by the National Park Service Field Artillery in the Civil War "An introduction to the makeup of a Civil War Battery; guns, cannoneer and equipment" Hardtack - A Staple in the Civil War Diet Provides Recipes and Information About Hardtack If It Be My Fate To Fall... A Collection of Letters and Journals of Edward K. Gazet, Private, Co. A, 11th Massachusetts Volunteers Massachusetts Civil War Research Center Histories of Massachusetts Civil War Units Methuenites in the 1st Massachusetts Heavy Artillery Names and biograhical data for soldiers from Methuen who served in this unit. National Archives and Records Administration - Civil War Records Source for Genealogy Research NARA's Northeast Region - Boston (Waltham) National Archives and Records Administration Regional Office NARA's Federal Records Center - Pittsfield National Archives and Records Administration Records Center National Museum of Civil War Medicine Located at 48 East Patrick Street in Frederick, Maryland 21705 New England Civil War Museum & Library Thomas J. O'Connell Library - Rockville, CT North Carolina Revisited Photographs taken by William Garrison Reed (Veteran, Co. D, 44th Mass) in 1884 Reminiscences of the 19th Massachusetts Regiment First person history by Captain John G.B. Adams Women Soldiers of the Civil War National Archives and Records Administration

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