Pension Roll of 1835

The following is extracted from page 58 of The Massachusetts Pension Roll of 1835, from the book Pension Roll of 1835. Volume I: New England States. (Gene. Publ Co., Baltimore, 1968) (Originally published in 1835 by the U.S. Government.) Copy found at NEHGS Library in Boston.

"A statement showing the names, rank, &c. of persons residing in Dukes county, in the State of Massachusetts, who have been inscribed on the pension rol, under the act of Congress passed the 18^th day of March, 1818."

Names. Rank. Annual allowance.
Sums

received.
Description of Service. When placed on the pension roll. Commencement of pension.
Ages. Remarks.

Robert Cottle Private 96 00 171 73 Massachusetts line Sep. 22, 1818 May 20, 1818
66 Drop'd from roll, act May 1, 1820.

Thomas Luce Seaman 96 00 1,515 20 United States navy Mar. 5, 1819 May 23, 1818
76

Theodosius Parsons Private 96 00 1,050 13 New York line Jan. 16, 1819 Sep. 10, 1818
73[?] Died August 17, 1829.

"A statement showing the names, rank, &c. of persons residing in Dukes county, in the State of Massachusetts, who have been inscribed on the pension roll, under the act of Congress passed the 7^th June, 1832."

Names.
Rank.
Annual allow-ance.
Sums

received.
Description of Service.
When placed on the pension roll.
Commencement of pension.
Ages.
Remarks.

Richard Bunker
Private 24 99 74 97
Mass. militia Feb. 14, 1834
Mar. 4, 1831
76

Nathan Clifford
do 25 22 75 66
do Feb. 16, 1833
do
76

Joseph Dexter
Pri. & ser. 90 00 270 00
do Mr. 31, 1834
do
75

Joseph Linton
Private 70 00 210 00
N. C. militia Nov. 7, 1832
do
71

Malachi Luce
do 23 78 71 34
Mass. militia Jan. 18, 1834
do
79[?]

Jonathan Look
do 23 78 71 34
do do
do
77

Samuel Luce
do 30 44 89 19
do do
do
79 Died June 14, 1832.

Obed Norton
Pri. & sea 72 89 218 67
United States navy and ass. militia Sep. 19, 1833
do
82

Noah Pease
Private 73 33 219 99
Mass militia Feb. 17, 1834
do
80

Timothy Ruggles
Pri. & ser. 59 44 178 32
do Sep. 20, 1833
do
72

Noah Watrond
Qr. mast. 102 60 307 80
United States navy Aug. 27, 1833
do
82

1840 Census of Pensioners

The following is extracted from page 26 of the book Census of Pensioners for Revolutionary or Military Services (Washington, 1841) Reprinted by Southern Book Co., Baltimore, 1954. Copy found at NEHGS Library in Boston.

Names of pensioners for revolutionary or military services.
Ages.
Names of heads of families with whom pensioners resided June 1, 1840.

Edgartown

James Brecher 63

Lucy Norris 78

Joseph Linton 77

Peggy Crosman 81

Love Norton 85

Caroline Smith 80

Mary Holley 74

Huldah Coffin 81

Tisbury

Thankful Smith 85 George Smith

Rhoda Baxter 80 Dwight Boyce

Anna Luce 85 Shubael Luce

Mehitable Luce 84 Mehitable Luce

Obed Norton 90 Susan Worth

Thomas Luce 83 Thomas Luce

Nathan Clifford 82 Nathan Clifford

Ann Waldron 75 Warren Waldron

Chilmark

John Hayden 55 John Hayden

1861-1865: The Civil War

See Banks, Vol. I, pp. 518-527: The Army and Naval Service.
and also
The 1862 Gazette Enrollment List for Tisbury.

1883 List of Pensioners

The following is extracted from page 319 of the List of Pensioners on the Roll January 1, 1883, Vol. I. Reprinted by the Gene. Publ. Co., Baltimore, 1970. Copy found at NEHGS Library in Boston.

No. of certificate.
Name of pensioner.
Post-office address.
Cause for which pensioned.
Monthly rate.
Date of original allowance.

32,433 Cornell, Enoch C. Edgartown g. s. w. r. foot $12.00

64,948 Norton, Frank do dis. kidneys 4 .00

140,477 Thompson, James O. do sunstroke 8.50

148,702 Shute, Richard G. do injury to abdomen 8.00

1,381 Peaks, Thomas M. do heart dis., chr. rheum. (Navy). 15.00

2,911 Harrington, Julia A. do widow 8.00

1,687 Chirgwin, Hannah J. do widow (Navy) 10.00

174,214 Fisher, Louisa C. do mother 8.00 June 29, 1876

2,171 Adlington, Abby G. do mother (Navy) 10.00

6,717 Blakenship, James do surv. 1812 8.00 Oct. 20, 1871

17,448 Cornell, Gardner T. do do 8.00 June 19, 1872

80,404 Luce, Asa R. North Tisbury dis. abdominal viscera 12.00

132,590 Benson, David do g. s. wd. r. shoul 14.00

31,680 Smith, Hepsa N. do widow 8.00

212,759 Renear, Isaac C. Vineyard Haven loss sight r. eye 4.00 June 29, 1882

86,315 Luce, Benj. N. do g. s. wd. l. wrist and hand. 4.00

209,675 Mayhew, Jos. B. do injury to abdomen and dis. abdominal viscera 8.00

50,841 Crowell, Barzilla do loss r. leg 24.00

92,255 Haft, Jno. do g. s. wd. chest, r. shoul 18.00

2,855 West, Abner do dis. abdominal viscera 20.00

22,714 Buller, Lucy F. do widow 25.00

----- Wade, Almira N. do widow (Navy) 30.00

8,677 Davenport, Margaret L. do mother 8.00 Sept. 20, 1863

23,769 Lambert, Levi J. do surv. 1812 8.00 Aug. 10, 1878

24,035 Chase, Cynthia do widow 1812 8.00 May 20, 1879

14,705 Norton, Lucy do do 8.00 Jan. 8, 1879

116,991 Dillingham, Perley M. Cottage City w. l. hand, chills fever 8.00 May 31, 1872

1890 Federal Census

1890 Federal Census of Tisbury
Special Schedule.
Surviving Soldiers, Sailors, and Marines, and Widows, Etc.

[This extract was made from a poor photocopy of the microfilmed original. The original is full of corrections, scribbled notes, crossed out entries, and entries written over one another. There are many illegible words, which I indicate here with a "[?]". Note that full dates of enlistment and discharge are included in the original.] Scroll right to see the entire table----->

Persons who served in the Army, Navy, and Marine Corps of the United States during the war of the rebellion (who are survivors), and widows of such persons, in Tisbury, County of Dukes, State of Massachusetts, enumerated in June, 1890. David Mayhew, Enumerator.

House/ Family
No.
NAME
Rank Company
Regiment or Vessel Enlistment Discharge
Length of
Service
y-m-d
Post Office Address
Disability Incurred
Remarks

6/7 West, William L. Seaman Mississippi 1861 1864 2-10 West Tisbury Sunstroke

11/13 Mayhew, William B. Private E 40 Mass. Inf. 1862 1865 2-10-14 West Tisbury Chronic Diarrohea

30/34 Athearn, Eliashib A. Private H 45 Mass. Inf. 1862 1863 0-9-21 West Tisbury Piles

54/59 Pease, William W. Private H 45 Mass. Inf. 1862 1863 0-9-21 West Tisbury Malaria

59/64 Luce, Asa R. Private C 41 Mass Inf. 1862 1864 1-5-28 North Tisbury Fistula in Ano

61/66 Hillman, Benjamin Private C 1 Mass Hvy. Art. 1863 1865 2-7-3 North Tisbury Deafness + Hernia + Piles

74/79 Vincent, James H. Corporal H 45 Mass. Inf. 1862 1863 0-9-21 West Tisbury Malaria

108/115 Benson, David Private C 41 Mass. Cavalry 1862 1865 2-9-1 North Tisbury Prolapsis[?] Anio[?], gunshot wound of right shoulder, malaria[?] [illeg], and [illeg.]

44/49 Adams, William C. Private H 45 Mass. Inf. 1862 1863 0-9-21 West Tisbury

141/157 Wilson, Joseph Landsman[?] Ship Constellation
Farragut Squadron 1862 1865 3-0-0 Vineyard Haven

148/161 Fairbanks, George S. Musician A 16 Maine 1862 1863 1-0-0 Vineyard Haven

158/174 Smith, Marcus M. Private G 1 Mass Inf. 1862 1862 0-1-0 Vineyard Haven deafness

161/177 Look, David E. [Cook?] Private D U. S. Engineers 1861 1864 3-0-0 Vineyard Haven Severe deafness of both ears Resulting in nearly total deafness

162/178 Merry, William C. Private J 132 Ill. Inf.[?] 1864 1864 0-3-10 Vineyard Haven Sunstroke

164/180 Luce, Benjamin N. Private J 20 Mass Inf. 1861 1863 1-9-19 Vineyard Haven Gun Shot of Left arm

194/215 Ellis, Charles L. Private D 54 Mass. Inf. 1863 1865 2-1-5 Vineyard Haven Rheumatism, Heart Disease, + Loss of Sight

199/219 Butler, Winthrop A[illeg] Surgeon U.S. Navy[?] [illeg] Mass. 1862 1865 3-6-22 Vineyard Haven

209/232 West, Abner Act. Master[?]
U. S. Navy N. Atlantic
S. Atlantic
Squadron[?] North Carolina [illeg.]
Roanoke Jamestown[?] [illeg.] Savannah[?] Potomska[?] 1861 1863 1-7-0 Vineyard Haven Gall Stones +c.[?]

211/236 Baker, Jehiel[?] [illeg.] Pilot
U. S. Navy Flag Ship Cresent[?] Steamer[?] 1864 1865 0-7-0 Vineyard Haven

213/237 Lewis, George L. Private F 1^st Conn.[?] Heavy Artillery 1861 1865 4-5-0 Vineyard Haven

245/272 Myra N. Wade, widow Wade, Henry C. Acting Master Western Gulf Squadron
[See below] 1861 1867 6-0-0 Vineyard Haven Died in service [illeg.]

252/279 Annie C. Nevers, widow Gunner
U. S. Navy Receiving[?] Ship Ohio
[Does this entry belong to Henry Wade, above?] 1861 1864 3-0-0 Vineyard Haven

252/279 Elizabeth T. Atquin[?], widow R. S. Princeton[?]
Ethan Allen
[illeg.] 1863 1864 1-1-11 Vineyard Haven

257/285 Crowell, Barzillia Private J 20 Mass. Inf. 1861 1865 3-7-0 Vineyard Haven Right leg amputated In[?] knee

286/320 Owen, Leander C. Ensign Seneca 1864 1865 0-10-19 Vineyard Haven [illeg.] and loss of eye

296/332 Lee, Samuel P. [?] Act'g Master [U. S. Navy crossed out]
1^st Leiut.
[3 Me Inf crossed out] U[?] [Thomas F. Freelorn[?] crossed out] 1861 1861 Vineyard Haven Loss of Right Arm and Wounds in line of duty [illeg.] Aug. 3 / 61. July 28 / 66 [many entries related to rank and dates of service crossed out]

" Maj. 1 Me Inf 1861 1863

" Maj. Vet. Res. Corps 1863 1866

300/336 Gould, Henry M. Quartermaster Department and as Policeman [illeg.] supplies 1861 1866 4-1-0 Vineyard Haven Chronic Diarrhea + Liver trouble Connected with 2d Vermont[?] Reg't.

322/358 Lambert, Eliza, Widow.
Lambert, Levi Y. Private War 1812.
U.S. Pensioner Vineyard Haven

349/387 Castello, Henry Private D 10^th Rhode Island Vol. Inf. 1862 1862 0-3-5 Vineyard Haven Quincy[?] Sore Throat

140/150 Furness, Charles W. Schooner Mrite[?] Rock Burnside Expedition 1862 1865 3-0-0 Vineyard Haven

262/293 Howes, Willis U. S. Navy Ensign
Acting Master Dictator and Vanderbilt 1864 1866 2-0-25

236/261 Haft, John Private C 41^st Reg't. Mass. Vols. 1862 1863 1-0-0 Vineyard Haven Gun shot of chest and right shoulder resulting in total disability

27/31 McCollum, John Drummer Boy N[?] 45^th Mass. Inf. 1862 1863 0-9-21 West Tisbury

82/88 Haer[??], Isaac Private C 4^th Mass. Vol. Inf. 1861 1862 2-0-0 North Tisbury Sciatic Rheumatism Malarial Poisoning[?] and resulting mental derangement

330/366 Morris, Robert M. [Leiutenant?] Col.
1st enl. 58-1861
3rd U. S. Cav. Aug. 3, 1861
6th U. S. Cav. Mch. 11, 1863
Service all in Reg U.S.

[more notes and dates illegible and/or crossed out.]
1863 Vineyard Haven

129/138 Susan B., widow of Watrous, George W. Private D 24^th Mass. Inft'y 1864 1866 2-0-18 Vineyard Haven

288/322 Cunmin[?] G.[?] Augustus Private E 5^th Mass. Vol. Inf. 1864 1864 Vineyard Haven

305/341 Smith, Manly S. Private D 15^th Maine Vol. Inftry 1861 1863 2-0-0 Vineyard Haven Wounded right side

308/344 Legg, William L. Private E 58^th Mass. Vol. Inftry 1862 1862 0-9-0 Vineyard Haven

["Emily McCollum Dependant Widow" crossed out.] ["Pr" crossed out] West Tisbury

250/277? More[?], George H. Private J 13^th Mass. Vol. Infantry 1861 1864 3-1-13 Vineyard Haven

355/393 Bolles[?], Charles E.[?] Seaman Foreign[?[ Salvese[?]
U. S. Steamer Massachusetts 1862 1863 1-0-10 Vineyard Haven

235/260 [Smith, Charles G. crossed out] U. S. Navy
Master Ships Vermont +
U. S. Steamer [illeg.] Donough
U. S. Steamer Tenneson Vineyard Haven

235/260 Smith, Charles G. Mate U. S. Navy Tuscadora
Penguin
Gulf Squadron 1861 1865 3-6-0 Vineyard Haven

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Return to Dukes County History.

Names.	Rank.	Annual allowance.	Sums received.	Description of Service.	When placed on the pension roll.	Commencement of pension.	Ages.	Remarks.
Robert Cottle	Private	96 00	171 73	Massachusetts line	Sep. 22, 1818	May 20, 1818	66	Drop'd from roll, act May 1, 1820.
Thomas Luce	Seaman	96 00	1,515 20	United States navy	Mar. 5, 1819	May 23, 1818	76
Theodosius Parsons	Private	96 00	1,050 13	New York line	Jan. 16, 1819	Sep. 10, 1818	73[?]	Died August 17, 1829.

Names.	Rank.	Annual allow-ance.	Sums received.	Description of Service.	When placed on the pension roll.	Commencement of pension.	Ages.	Remarks.
Richard Bunker	Private	24 99	74 97	Mass. militia	Feb. 14, 1834	Mar. 4, 1831	76
Nathan Clifford	do	25 22	75 66	do	Feb. 16, 1833	do	76
Joseph Dexter	Pri. & ser.	90 00	270 00	do	Mr. 31, 1834	do	75
Joseph Linton	Private	70 00	210 00	N. C. militia	Nov. 7, 1832	do	71
Malachi Luce	do	23 78	71 34	Mass. militia	Jan. 18, 1834	do	79[?]
Jonathan Look	do	23 78	71 34	do	do	do	77
Samuel Luce	do	30 44	89 19	do	do	do	79	Died June 14, 1832.
Obed Norton	Pri. & sea	72 89	218 67	United States navy and ass. militia	Sep. 19, 1833	do	82
Noah Pease	Private	73 33	219 99	Mass militia	Feb. 17, 1834	do	80
Timothy Ruggles	Pri. & ser.	59 44	178 32	do	Sep. 20, 1833	do	72
Noah Watrond	Qr. mast.	102 60	307 80	United States navy	Aug. 27, 1833	do	82

Names of pensioners for revolutionary or military services.	Ages.	Names of heads of families with whom pensioners resided June 1, 1840.
Edgartown
James Brecher	63
Lucy Norris	78
Joseph Linton	77
Peggy Crosman	81
Love Norton	85
Caroline Smith	80
Mary Holley	74
Huldah Coffin	81

Tisbury
Thankful Smith	85	George Smith
Rhoda Baxter	80	Dwight Boyce
Anna Luce	85	Shubael Luce
Mehitable Luce	84	Mehitable Luce
Obed Norton	90	Susan Worth
Thomas Luce	83	Thomas Luce
Nathan Clifford	82	Nathan Clifford
Ann Waldron	75	Warren Waldron

Chilmark
John Hayden	55	John Hayden

No. of certificate.	Name of pensioner.	Post-office address.	Cause for which pensioned.	Monthly rate.	Date of original allowance.
32,433	Cornell, Enoch C.	Edgartown	g. s. w. r. foot	$12.00
64,948	Norton, Frank	do	dis. kidneys	4 .00
140,477	Thompson, James O.	do	sunstroke	8.50
148,702	Shute, Richard G.	do	injury to abdomen	8.00
1,381	Peaks, Thomas M.	do	heart dis., chr. rheum. (Navy).	15.00
2,911	Harrington, Julia A.	do	widow	8.00
1,687	Chirgwin, Hannah J.	do	widow (Navy)	10.00
174,214	Fisher, Louisa C.	do	mother	8.00	June 29, 1876
2,171	Adlington, Abby G.	do	mother (Navy)	10.00
6,717	Blakenship, James	do	surv. 1812	8.00	Oct. 20, 1871
17,448	Cornell, Gardner T.	do	do	8.00	June 19, 1872
80,404	Luce, Asa R.	North Tisbury	dis. abdominal viscera	12.00
132,590	Benson, David	do	g. s. wd. r. shoul	14.00
31,680	Smith, Hepsa N.	do	widow	8.00
212,759	Renear, Isaac C.	Vineyard Haven	loss sight r. eye	4.00	June 29, 1882
86,315	Luce, Benj. N.	do	g. s. wd. l. wrist and hand.	4.00
209,675	Mayhew, Jos. B.	do	injury to abdomen and dis. abdominal viscera	8.00
50,841	Crowell, Barzilla	do	loss r. leg	24.00
92,255	Haft, Jno.	do	g. s. wd. chest, r. shoul	18.00
2,855	West, Abner	do	dis. abdominal viscera	20.00
22,714	Buller, Lucy F.	do	widow	25.00
-----	Wade, Almira N.	do	widow (Navy)	30.00
8,677	Davenport, Margaret L.	do	mother	8.00	Sept. 20, 1863
23,769	Lambert, Levi J.	do	surv. 1812	8.00	Aug. 10, 1878
24,035	Chase, Cynthia	do	widow 1812	8.00	May 20, 1879
14,705	Norton, Lucy	do	do	8.00	Jan. 8, 1879
116,991	Dillingham, Perley M.	Cottage City	w. l. hand, chills fever	8.00	May 31, 1872

House/ Family No.	NAME	Rank	Company	Regiment or Vessel	Enlistment	Discharge	Length of Service y-m-d	Post Office Address	Disability Incurred	Remarks
6/7	West, William L.	Seaman		Mississippi	1861	1864	2-10	West Tisbury	Sunstroke
11/13	Mayhew, William B.	Private	E	40 Mass. Inf.	1862	1865	2-10-14	West Tisbury	Chronic Diarrohea
30/34	Athearn, Eliashib A.	Private	H	45 Mass. Inf.	1862	1863	0-9-21	West Tisbury	Piles
54/59	Pease, William W.	Private	H	45 Mass. Inf.	1862	1863	0-9-21	West Tisbury	Malaria
59/64	Luce, Asa R.	Private	C	41 Mass Inf.	1862	1864	1-5-28	North Tisbury	Fistula in Ano
61/66	Hillman, Benjamin	Private	C	1 Mass Hvy. Art.	1863	1865	2-7-3	North Tisbury	Deafness + Hernia + Piles
74/79	Vincent, James H.	Corporal	H	45 Mass. Inf.	1862	1863	0-9-21	West Tisbury	Malaria
108/115	Benson, David	Private	C	41 Mass. Cavalry	1862	1865	2-9-1	North Tisbury	Prolapsis[?] Anio[?], gunshot wound of right shoulder, malaria[?] [illeg], and [illeg.]
44/49	Adams, William C.	Private	H	45 Mass. Inf.	1862	1863	0-9-21	West Tisbury
141/157	Wilson, Joseph	Landsman[?]		Ship Constellation Farragut Squadron	1862	1865	3-0-0	Vineyard Haven
148/161	Fairbanks, George S.	Musician	A	16 Maine	1862	1863	1-0-0	Vineyard Haven
158/174	Smith, Marcus M.	Private	G	1 Mass Inf.	1862	1862	0-1-0	Vineyard Haven	deafness
161/177	Look, David E. [Cook?]	Private	D	U. S. Engineers	1861	1864	3-0-0	Vineyard Haven	Severe deafness of both ears Resulting in nearly total deafness
162/178	Merry, William C.	Private	J	132 Ill. Inf.[?]	1864	1864	0-3-10	Vineyard Haven	Sunstroke
164/180	Luce, Benjamin N.	Private	J	20 Mass Inf.	1861	1863	1-9-19	Vineyard Haven	Gun Shot of Left arm
194/215	Ellis, Charles L.	Private	D	54 Mass. Inf.	1863	1865	2-1-5	Vineyard Haven	Rheumatism, Heart Disease, + Loss of Sight
199/219	Butler, Winthrop	A[illeg] Surgeon U.S. Navy[?]		[illeg] Mass.	1862	1865	3-6-22	Vineyard Haven
209/232	West, Abner	Act. Master[?] U. S. Navy	N. Atlantic S. Atlantic Squadron[?]	North Carolina [illeg.] Roanoke Jamestown[?] [illeg.] Savannah[?] Potomska[?]	1861	1863	1-7-0	Vineyard Haven	Gall Stones +c.[?]
211/236	Baker, Jehiel[?]	[illeg.] Pilot U. S. Navy		Flag Ship Cresent[?] Steamer[?]	1864	1865	0-7-0	Vineyard Haven
213/237	Lewis, George L.	Private	F	1^st Conn.[?] Heavy Artillery	1861	1865	4-5-0	Vineyard Haven
245/272	Myra N. Wade, widow Wade, Henry C.	Acting Master		Western Gulf Squadron [See below]	1861	1867	6-0-0	Vineyard Haven	Died in service [illeg.]
252/279	Annie C. Nevers, widow	Gunner U. S. Navy		Receiving[?] Ship Ohio [Does this entry belong to Henry Wade, above?]	1861	1864	3-0-0	Vineyard Haven
252/279	Elizabeth T. Atquin[?], widow			R. S. Princeton[?] Ethan Allen [illeg.]	1863	1864	1-1-11	Vineyard Haven
257/285	Crowell, Barzillia	Private	J	20 Mass. Inf.	1861	1865	3-7-0	Vineyard Haven	Right leg amputated In[?] knee
286/320	Owen, Leander C.	Ensign		Seneca	1864	1865	0-10-19	Vineyard Haven	[illeg.] and loss of eye
296/332	Lee, Samuel P. [?]	Act'g Master [U. S. Navy crossed out] 1^st Leiut. [3 Me Inf crossed out]	U[?]	[Thomas F. Freelorn[?] crossed out]	1861	1861		Vineyard Haven	Loss of Right Arm and Wounds in line of duty [illeg.] Aug. 3 / 61. July 28 / 66	[many entries related to rank and dates of service crossed out]
	"	Maj.		1 Me Inf	1861	1863
	"	Maj. Vet. Res. Corps			1863	1866
300/336	Gould, Henry M.	Quartermaster Department and as Policeman [illeg.] supplies			1861	1866	4-1-0	Vineyard Haven	Chronic Diarrhea + Liver trouble	Connected with 2d Vermont[?] Reg't.
322/358	Lambert, Eliza, Widow. Lambert, Levi Y.	Private		War 1812. U.S. Pensioner				Vineyard Haven
349/387	Castello, Henry	Private	D	10^th Rhode Island Vol. Inf.	1862	1862	0-3-5	Vineyard Haven	Quincy[?] Sore Throat
140/150	Furness, Charles W.			Schooner Mrite[?] Rock Burnside Expedition	1862	1865	3-0-0	Vineyard Haven
262/293	Howes, Willis	U. S. Navy Ensign Acting Master		Dictator and Vanderbilt	1864	1866	2-0-25
236/261	Haft, John	Private	C	41^st Reg't. Mass. Vols.	1862	1863	1-0-0	Vineyard Haven	Gun shot of chest and right shoulder resulting in total disability
27/31	McCollum, John	Drummer Boy	N[?]	45^th Mass. Inf.	1862	1863	0-9-21	West Tisbury
82/88	Haer[??], Isaac	Private	C	4^th Mass. Vol. Inf.	1861	1862	2-0-0	North Tisbury	Sciatic Rheumatism Malarial Poisoning[?] and resulting mental derangement
330/366	Morris, Robert M.	[Leiutenant?] Col.		1st enl. 58-1861 3rd U. S. Cav. Aug. 3, 1861 6th U. S. Cav. Mch. 11, 1863 Service all in Reg U.S. [more notes and dates illegible and/or crossed out.]	1863			Vineyard Haven
129/138	Susan B., widow of Watrous, George W.	Private	D	24^th Mass. Inft'y	1864	1866	2-0-18	Vineyard Haven
288/322	Cunmin[?] G.[?] Augustus	Private	E	5^th Mass. Vol. Inf.	1864	1864		Vineyard Haven
305/341	Smith, Manly S.	Private	D	15^th Maine Vol. Inftry	1861	1863	2-0-0	Vineyard Haven	Wounded right side
308/344	Legg, William L.	Private	E	58^th Mass. Vol. Inftry	1862	1862	0-9-0	Vineyard Haven
	["Emily McCollum Dependant Widow" crossed out.]	["Pr" crossed out]						West Tisbury
250/277?	More[?], George H.	Private	J	13^th Mass. Vol. Infantry	1861	1864	3-1-13	Vineyard Haven
355/393	Bolles[?], Charles E.[?]	Seaman		Foreign[?[ Salvese[?] U. S. Steamer Massachusetts	1862	1863	1-0-10	Vineyard Haven
235/260	[Smith, Charles G. crossed out]	U. S. Navy Master		Ships Vermont + U. S. Steamer [illeg.] Donough U. S. Steamer Tenneson				Vineyard Haven
235/260	Smith, Charles G.	Mate U. S. Navy		Tuscadora Penguin Gulf Squadron	1861	1865	3-6-0	Vineyard Haven