Edward was a 28-year-old resident of Cohasset, MA when he was mustered on Aug. 20, 1862 as a Private in Co. D of the 38th Massachusetts Infantry. He was discharged at Baltimore, MD on Nov. 28, 1862 due to disability caused by "Phthisis" (Tuberculosis). He was a carrier of the disease before he enlisted.
A member of Grand Army of the Republic, including the Edwin Humphrey Post 104 in Hingham, MA and the D. Williard Robinson Post No. 112 in Norwell, MA
A member of Grand Army of the Republic, including the Edwin Humphrey Post 104 in Hingham, MA and the D. Williard Robinson Post No. 112 in Norwell, MA
Edward was a 28-year-old resident of Cohasset, MA when he was mustered on Aug. 20, 1862 as a Private in Co. D of the 38th Massachusetts Infantry. He was discharged at Baltimore, MD on Nov. 28, 1862 due to disability caused by "Phthisis" (Tuberculosis). He was a carrier of the disease before he enlisted.
A member of Grand Army of the Republic, including the Edwin Humphrey Post 104 in Hingham, MA and the D. Williard Robinson Post No. 112 in Norwell, MA
A member of Grand Army of the Republic, including the Edwin Humphrey Post 104 in Hingham, MA and the D. Williard Robinson Post No. 112 in Norwell, MA
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