Company M
6th
Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Regiment
Ø Captain
Barrett,
John F.
Ø First Lieutenant
Smith,
Freeman L.
Ø Second Lieutenant
Draper,
Arthur J.
Ø First Sergeant
Donahue,
Stanley
Ø Quartermaster Sergeant
Wilcox,
George A.
Ø Sergeant
Conner,
William W.
Day,
Warren S.
Furse,
James
Trask,
Asa B.: Enlisted in the Company M,
6th Regiment, Massachusetts Volunteer Militia, on December 7th, 1894; mustered
into service as a Private on April 5th, 1895; promoted to Corporal on November
9th, 1897; promoted to Sergeant on May 6th, 1898. Mustered into service as a
Sergeant in Company M of the 6th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Regiment on
May 13th, 1898; died on August 23rd, 1898, at the Regimental Hospital in
Adjuntas, Porto Rico. [Born on October 24th, 1876, in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia;
moved to Milford, Massachusetts, in 1887; buried at Adjuntas, Porto Rico.]
Ø Corporal
Arnold,
Frank L.
Bennett,
Edwin J.
Bradner,
Samuel B.
Briggs,
Herbert B.
Chesmore,
Harry B.
Croto,
Frederick
Donnelly,
John E.
Edmands
[Edmonds], Arthur B.
Gaskill,
Fred
Speirs,
Willard G.
Trask,
Robert M.
Ø Artificer
Allen,
Benjamin S.
Ø Wagoner
Howe,
Edward W.
Ø Musician
Bentley,
Mark
Day,
Alfred R.
Ø Private
Adams,
Harry L.
Arrand,
William B.
Arrand,
David K.
Barrows,
Fred S.
Bartlett,
Harry S.
Brownell,
Elmer F.
Callahan,
Charles P.
Carbone,
Anthony J.
Cheney,
Harry B.
Chesmore,
Otis O.
Conway,
Frank
Cook,
Richard H.
Corcoran,
John T.
Corcoran,
Timothy J.
Cosman,
Richard A.
Cronan,
Dennis P.
Crowell,
Earnest
Crowley,
William
Day,
Alfred R.
Doremus,
John
Dwyer,
John J.
English,
Martin E.
Fisher,
Charles H.
Fiske,
Alfred E.
Foley,
Lawrence F.
French,
Carl H.
French,
Paul T.: Died on October 24th, 1898,
aboard the Hospital Ship “Bay State,” and was buried at Sea.
Frink,
Alfred B.
Gaffney,
John F.
Gerstner,
John F.
Gilmore,
Walter A.
Gorman,
David W.
Gorman,
Henry P.
Greene,
Harry F.
Haddican,
Thomas
Hansis,
George
Hanson,
Edward
Hogan,
Michael
Hollis,
James H.
Hunter,
Lloyd F.
Ingram,
George W.
Johnson,
Charles E.: Died on January 20th,
1899, at Milford, Massachusetts.
Karle,
Charles E.O.
Kelly,
Patrick: Died of illness on November
27th, 1898, at his home in Milford, Massachusetts. [Born in March of 1865 in Ireland;
served 8 years in the British Army, to 1888; immigrated to the United States in
1888; moved to Milford, Massachusetts, in 1895; died on November 27th, 1898, at
Milford, Massachusetts; buried in Milford, Massachusetts, on November 30th,
1898.]
Kenny,
Clarence F.
Lalley
Jr., James L.
Lynch,
Edward J.
Lynch,
Edward T.
Macuen,
Millard J.
Mahoney,
Jeremiah
Martin,
Daniel H.
Martin,
John C.
Mathewson,
John D.
Mayor,
Fred F.
McCarter,
Fred D.
McHugh,
James
McKay,
James W.
McKenna,
Daniel F.
McMahon,
Charles
McMahon,
Dennis F.
Morrissey,
James M.
Morse,
Eugene C.L.
Mulvey,
Edward N.
Patridge,
Charles G.
Rabbit,
Thomas V.
Regan,
John H.
Shea,
John F.
Short,
Walter L.
Sidley,
John H.
Slattery,
James A.
Smith,
Edward F.
Smith,
Henry L.
Smith,
Martin W.
Staples,
Herbert
Steele,
Walter C.
Stratton,
Eugene F.
Sullivan,
John J.
Sweeney,
Henry
Wehinger,
Laurence
Wilkinson,
Arthur L.: Enlisted on June 21st,
1898, at Camp Alger, Virginia, for two years service; sick at Adjuntas on
August 13th, 1898; sick in quarters on August 17th, 1898, as a result of
muscular rheumatism; sent to the Division Hospital at Utuado, Porto Rico, on
August 20th, 1898; died of rheumatic fever on September 1st, 1898, at Utuado,
Porto Rico. [Born on June 19th, 1877, in Winchendon, Massachusetts; moved to
Springfield, Massachusetts, in 1885; died on September 1st, 1898, at Utuado,
Porto Rico; buried with Military Honors in a native cemetery at Utuado, Porto
Rico, on September 3rd, 1898.]
Willis,
Harry E.
Wood,
Charles B.
Wright,
George
Sources
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Pages 326 & 329, “The
’98 Campaign of the 6th Massachusetts, U.S.V.” Lieut. Frank E.
Edwards; Boston, Massachusetts; Little, Brown, and Company, 1899.
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