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Capron, Henry Edward, enl 9/9/63, m/i 1/1/64, PVT, 3rd VVLAB, d/dis 8/10/64, born: unknown, unknown; died: 8/10/1864; buried: Arlington National Cemetery, VA

Dodge, Wallace W., enl 8/25/62, m/i10/10/62, PVT, Co. I, 13th VVI, m/o 7/21/63;
enl again 8/22/64, m/i 8/22/64, PVT, 3rd VVLAB, m/o 6/15/65, born: 8/18/1841, unknown; died: 11/5/1895; buried: Hope Cemetery, Barre, VT

Douglas, Henry, enl 8/16/64, m/i 8/16/64, PVT, 2nd VVLAB, m/o 7/31/65, born: 1/20/1848, unknown; died: 11/11/1914; buried: Village Cemetery, Readsboro, VT

Gove, Harley H., enl 8/29/64, m/i 9/3/64, PVT, 3rd VVLAB, d/dis 2/6/65; originally buried Flower's farm, born: unknown, unknown; died: 2/6/1865; buried: Poplar Grove National Cemetery, Petersburg, VA

Shontell, William, enl 10/1/61, m/i 2/18/62, CPL, Co. E, 8th VVI, m/o 2/12/63
enl 9/15/63, m/i 1/1/64, PVT, 3rd VVLAB, m/o 6/15/65 (more), born: 2/27/1836, St. Georges, PQ, Canada; died: 3/20/1919; buried: Mount Hope Cemetery, Middleville, MI

Turner, Joseph J., enl 12/24/63, m/i 1/1/64, PVT, 3rd VVLAB, m/o 6/15/65, born: 1/4/1846, unknown; died: 2/4/1890; buried: Holy Cross Cemetery, St. Albans, VT

Legend: A.C. - Army Corps; AG - Adjutant General; AAG - Assistant Adjutant General; AAAG - Acting Assistant Adjutant General; AACS - Acting Assistant Commissary of Subsistence; AAQM - Acting Assistant Quartermaster; ACT - Acting; ADC - Aide-de-Camp; AIG - Assistant Inspector General; A&IG - Adjutant & Inspector General; AoP - Army of the Potomac; A.P.M. - Additional Paymaster; AQM - Assistant Quartermaster; Artfcr - Artificer; BGLR - Bugler; Bndmstr - Bandmaster; BGen - Brigadier General; Blksmth - Blacksmith; Bvt - brevet; enl - enlisted; CS - Commissary of Subsistence; com - commissioned; cred. - credited to; CS - Commissary of Subsistence; CSA - Confederate States Army; d/dis - died of disease; d/prison - died in prison*; d/svc - died in service (cause unknown); d/wds - died of wounds; dis/dsb - discharged for disability; dis/dischon - dishonorable discharge; DRMR - Drummer; dsrtd - deserted; ENG - Engineer (rank); ENGNRS - Engineers (unit); FFR - Fifer; GCM - general court martial; gsw - gunshot wound; Hosp. - Hospital; IG - Inspector General, kia - killed in action; MGen - Major General; m/i - mustered in; m/o - mustered out; Muscn - Musician; mwia - mortally wounded in action; n.d. - no date; nfr - no further record; P.M. - Paymaster; pow - taken prisoner; pr - promoted; prld - paroled; Rcrt - Recruit; red - reduced (demoted); resgd - resigned; RQM - Regimental Quartermaster; SOWD - Special Order, War Department; Stew. - Steward; tr to/from - transferred to/from; USA - US Army; USCA - US Colored Artillery; USCI - US Colored Infantry; USSS - US Sharpshooters; USV - US Volunteers; VVLB - Vermont Volunteer Light Battery; VHAC - Vermont Heavy Artillery Company; VRC - Veterans Reserve Corps; VVC - Vermont Volunteer Cavalry; VVI - Vermont Volunteer Infantry; Wgnr - Wagoner; wdd - wounded
* NOTE: d/prison includes those who died on parole as a result of imprisonment

Source of roster information: basic information on enlistments, promotions, casualties, etc. comes from the 1892 "Revised Roster of Vermont Volunteers," and additional information from a variety of sources, including cemetery, pension, census and other records as well as published biographies of individuals.