. Storia e roster completo dei reggimenti del Massachusetts, uomini minuto del '61 che hanno risposto alla prima chiamata del presidente Abraham Lincoln, 15 aprile 1861, per difendere la bandiera e la costituzione degli Stati Uniti ... e bozzetti biografici di uomini minuti di Massachuetts . Samuel V. .Stillings Minute uomini di 611st Distr. Columbia Vols Samtiel V. Stillings è nato Febbraio 29, 1838, a Washington, D. C., dove ha guadagnato ingegneria meccanica nella Marina Yaid degli Stati Uniti. Era un membro del primo distretto di Columbia Cadets; è stato in seguito in fotografia e arte sup-pi 3 business su Bromfield

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. History and complete roster of the Massachusetts regiments, minute men of '61 who responded to the first call of President Abraham Lincoln, April 15, 1861, to defend the flag and Constitution of the United States ... and biographical sketches of minute men of Massachuetts . .Samuel V. .Stillings Minute Men of 611st Dist. Columbia Vols. Samtiel V. Stillings was born February29, 1838, at Washington, D. C., where helearned mechanical engineering in theUnited States Navy Yaid. Was a memberof the First District of Columbia Cadets;was afterwards in photograph and art sup-pi 3 business on Bromfield street, Boston;at first call of President Ivincoln he has-tened to his command and served as oneof the Minute Men of 61; after the war herettirned to Boston re-establishing his busi-ness of photography, which he conductedfor several years; afterwards engaged iathe hotel business at Woods Hole, Mass., until his death, February 28, 1897, wherehis widow now resides. Minute Men of 61 317. Charles M. Pike, Worcester. Mass. Minute Men of 61 16thOhio Regt., 51st Ohio Regt. and 9th Ohio Cav. Charles M. Pike was born in Cleveland, Ohio, August 4, 1843, of revolutionary an-cestors. His father moved to Roscoe, Ohio, about 1848. When President Lin-colnfirst called for troops April 15, 1861, he enlisted in Company A, SixteenthOhio, which was one of the Regiments tocross the Ohio River in the advance uponGrafton, West Virginia, under GeneralGeorge B. McClellan in May 1861. OnJune 3, 1861 they participated in the firstbattle of the Civil War, Phillippa, WestVirginia. They took an active part in allMcClellan and Roscoes movements inWest Virginia until August 18, 1861, when they were discharged from serviceby reason of expiration of service. He re-enlisted September 10, 1861, inCompanj- H, Fifty-first Regiment, O.V.I., and discharged for disability July 15, 1862, re-enlisted in Company M, NinthO.V.C, July 22, 1863 and was dischargedJuly 20, 1865, end of war. During his twoyears service

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