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Civil War Records of Charles A. Hanscom
Grand Army of the Republic
Isaac Davis Post No. 138
Personal War Sketch for Charles Anderson Hanscom
see also Post Resolutions and Record of Burial
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Comrade Charles Anderson Hanscom |
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Who was born the |
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day of |
December |
A.D. 1823 |
in |
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| Kittery |
County of |
York |
State of |
Maine |
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He first
entered the service as private, in Company B 32nd Regiment Massachusetts
Volunteers on November 26th, 1861, at Fort Warren (Concord, Mass)
(Fort Warren is situated at Boston Harbor)
On account
of chronic diarrhea, he was discharged in October, 1862 at Philadelphia
and was never re-enlisted.
He was
never wounded or taken prisoner but was confined in a hospital at
Philadelphia during the summer of 1862.
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I Certify that the Sketch of my War service as
above written is true as |
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| We certify that Comrade |
Charles Anderson Hanscom |
Joined |
Isaac Davis |
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| Post No. 138 |
Department of |
Massachusetts G.A.R. Apr 15, 1883
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Held Offices of |
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F.H. Stevens |
H.R. Knowlton |
Adjutant |
Commander |
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