Portland, Maine in the Civil War: Soldiers and Sailors of the Rebellion – Paperback Edition

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by B. Thurston and Co (Author)

Members of the Bosworth Post (Grand Army of the Republic) had this volume published for sale at a fair held in Portland, Maine, in 1884, to aid the Soldiers and Sailors Monument. This sketch presents “the prominent facts relating to the troops from Portland, in the war of the rebellion, including the regiments which ‘rendezvoused’ in our city.” The majority of the book is devoted to accounts of the following companies: First Maine Infantry, Fifth Maine Infantry, Tenth Maine Infantry, Twelfth Maine Infantry, Thirteenth Maine Infantry, Seventeenth Maine Infantry, Twenty-Fifth Maine Infantry, Twenty-Seventh Maine Infantry, Twenty-Ninth Maine Infantry, Thirtieth Maine Infantry, and the First Maine Cavalry. The names of Portland officers are listed within their regiments. An account of the re-capture of the Revenue Cutter, “Caleb Cushing;” a list of Portland officers not previously mentioned; a list of Portland Naval officers; and an alphabetical list of interred soldiers and sailors, grouped by cemetery, complete this work.

Number of Pages: 58 Dimensions: 0.12 x 8.5 x 5.5 IN Illustrated: Yes Publication Date: April 01, 2013

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