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Acton Memorial LibraryCivil War Archives |
Civil War Records of Thomas Campbell
Service
| Co. | Regiment / Ship | From | To | Residence/ Credit | Occupation | Notes |
| 5th Conn. Vol Inf. | Drummer; enl. about Aug. 1, 1863 at Fort Trumbull; sent to Convalescent Camp, Virginia on Sept. 29, 1863 | disability discharge | age 14 at enlistment | |||
| F | 1st Veteran Reserve Corps | Drummer; enl. and must. Nov 27, 1863 at Washington D.C. for 3 years | must. out Aug. 29, 1866 as Musician at Liberty Island fom 7th Independent Co. Veteran Reserve Corps | credit to Taunton | farmer | age 15 |
| MASSCW, 7:143 | ||||||
Service Record (select pages from the National Archives): x
Service Ledger (Town of Acton): x
Pension
| Co. | Regiment | Date Filed | Type | App. No. | Cert. No. | State | Beneficiary/Remarks |
Pension File (select pages from the National Archives): x)
Grand Army of the Republic
Fifteen members of Isaac Davis Post No. 138 G.A.R. in front of the Telephone Office Building, West Acton, on May 30, 1924 (photograph, Acton Memorial Library archives 24.1.1)
George H. Ward Post No. 10, Worcester, Massachusetts
Death
| Date | November 15, 1925 |
| Place | Chelsea Soldier's Home |
| Age | 78 |
| Cause | bronchial pneumonia |
| Obituary | Maynard News, November 20, 1925 |
| Funeral | |
| Burial | St. Bridget's Cemetery, Maynard |
| Survived by | a son, Joseph H. Campbell of Waltham; two sisters; two brothers |
Additional Information
See:
Brown, Hometown Soldiers: 64-67.
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