. Story of the service of Company e [risorsa elettronica]: E il dodicesimo reggimento del Wisconsin, fanteria Veteran Volontario, nella Guerra della ribellione : A partire dal 7 settembre 1861, e terminando con il 21 luglio 1865 . dei tre sur-geons operativi della divisione 3d, 17 corpo dell'Esercito, e a tali tempi in servizio presso l'Ospedale di Divisione. È stato messo fuori servizio il 16 luglio 65, dopo di che è stato elocato ad Hartford, Wisconsin, dove da allora è stato impegnato nella pratica della sua professione. Il ritratto del Dott. Rogers si trova di fronte alla pagina 350. Dr. Samuel L. Marston. Samuel L. Marst

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. Story of the service of Company E [electronic resource]: and the Twelfth Wisconsin Regiment, Veteran Volunteer Infantry, in the War of the Rebellion : beginning with September 7th, 1861, and ending with July 21st, 1865 . of the three operating sur-geons of the 3d Division, 17th Army Corps, and at such timeswas on duty at the Division Hospital. He was mustered out of service July 16, 65, after which helocated in Hartford, Wisconsin, where he has ever since beenengaged in the practice of his profession. Dr. Rogers portrait will be found opposite page 350. Dr. Samuel L. Marston. Samuel L. Marston was born September 10, 1827, at Deer-field, New Hampshire. Many of his ancestors were earlysettlers in New England, and participated in the early colonialwars and the revolution. In 1843 he came with his parents to Wisconsin, and he hasever since lived in the state In 1853 he graduated from RushMedical College, Chicago. July 14, 63, he was appointedSecond Assistant Surgeon of the 12th Wisconsin Infantry, after which he at once joined the regiment at Vicksburg, remaining with it until June 28, 64. On the 10th of October, 63, he was appointed First Assistant Surgeon. June 28. 64. he was directed to accompany sick and. .. F B. BRYANT, 1st Lt. and R. Q. M. 4-93 wounded men from the front, near Kenesaw Mountain, to thehospital at Rome, Georgia, where he remained on duty tillJuly 28th, when he returned to the regiment, - then beforeAtlanta. August 1. 64. he accompanied sick and woundedin ambulances to the 17th Army Corps hospital at Marietta, near Atlanta, where he was on duty till the 14th of September.After this he was at different times on duty with WordensBattalion, the 17th Wisconsin Infantry, the Pioneer Corps ofthe 3d Division of the 17th Army Corps, the 20th IllinoisInfantry, the 15th Ohio Battery, and the Artillery of the 3dDivision, 17th Army Corps, being medical officer of the threelast named organizations at the same time. He was relieved from duty with the 20th Illinois, A

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