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name BUTLER.EDWIN JRESIDENCE NEW BEDFORD.MA
TOWN CREDITED
OCCUPATION
MARITAL STATUS
BLACKSMITH
5TH ON ROLLS 61/12/03 to 65/06/12
5TH DATE ENLISTED 61/10/01
5TH DATE MUSTERED 61/12/03
5TH MUSTERED RANK PRIVATE
STH PROMOTIONS
5TH REENUSTED
STH BOUNTY
5TH MUSTERED OUT
• 5TH M.O. TYPE
•5TH M.O. LOCATION
5TH DUTIES
5TH KILLED IN
ACTION
5TH WOUNDED IN
ACTION
DEATH BY DISEASE
5TH M.B.A.
ARTIFACTS
63/12/24
400.66
65/06/12
PHOTO IMAGE NO 12/94
DOD WHERE
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5TH HIST.79,766,773-done
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AGE ENLISTED 21
SERVICE RECORD
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BUTLER, EDWIN J
(MSSMCW) Vol. V, page400-5ttl Mass., Light Artillery
Priv., Residence-New Bedford; blacksmith; 21; enl. October 1,1861; must. December 3.1861*;sent to hospital, Harrison's Landing; re-enl. December 24,1863; must out June 12,1865, CampMeigs, Readville, MA@.
• must. October 1,1861 (HoF)
@ (HDS)
PN Daniel A. Butler jr. (New Bedford, MA)WealthyH. (jenney) (Fairhaven, MA (MA) &(Ml)m. December 21,1828 (New Bedford) (Ml)
DOB 1840# (MV)&(HDS)
SIB Daniel A. b. 1838 d. 1906 (W)&(CD)
OC Blacksmith (MR)Soldier (MA)
BO $ 400.66 (MV)
PR Butler, Edwin J.10th Mass US Inf5th Mass. LA
StateApplication # Certificate # Filed
(inv) 1891 Aug 17 105 060 7 886 2721 MA
(att) J.W. Loomis
served in the 10mUS Inf5th Mass. LA (NA)
Res New Bedford, MA (MA) & (HDS)
GAR unknown
DoDH December 2,1900 (59yrs) (W)&(MA)
PoDH New Bedford, MA (MA)
RoDH Rheumatism & Endocarditis (MA)
PoBU Rural CemeterySectionT, Lot61 (CD)?
# There is an error on his age. See roster cards.
page 2
BUTLER, EDWIN J
See page 3 for an explanation. There is no stone for Edwin. Last member offamily ? The will left Edwin's estate to Emma Fish. Who was she ?
CD Cemetery Department, New Bedford, MAHDS Historic Data Systems, Duxbury, MA www.civilwardata.comMA Massachusetts Archives, Dorchester, MA, deaths, reel 504, page 374
Ml Massachusetts marriage Index, 1633-1850NEHGS New England Historic Genealogy SocietyRC Rural Cemetery, New Bedford, MAMR Military Records, National Archives, Washington, D. C.W Will, Registry of Deeds, Taunton, MA
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BUTLER, EDWIN J.
EDWIN BUTLER GRAVESITE.
STONE 1
AMOS A. WEST1830 1898
STONE 2
LYDIA J.
wife of Amos
1832 1909
STONE 3
EMMA F.
wife of Harry 0 Kimball1871 1931
STONE 4
HARRY 0 KIMBALL
1874 1945
STONE 5
Vacant lot
STONE 6
Vacant lot
STONE 7
Vacant lot
STONE 8
MARRILA H.
wife of D A Butler
1855 1906
STONE 9
DANIEL A BUTLER
1838 1906
.RURAL CEMETERY, NB.
STONE 10
ELIZA
wife of Daniel A
1842 1881
.SECTION T LOT 61
Welch Healthcare & Retirement Group(617) S78-6700
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6, 38G2. disability.Never joined foraervice.Died of w'ds July15. '03. Gettysburg, Vt.Juno 12, 3SG5, expiration of service 'Pic. 30. 18G2. disability.May 30,1802, disability.Dec. 11,18G3, rc-enlist'mciiLKilled June8, "04. Bottom's Bridcc, Vs.June 12.18G3, expirationof service".
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MarriageIndex: Massachusetts, 1633-1850
Butler, Daniel. Jr. Sex : M
Spouse : Jcimoy, Wealthy II.
Marriage Date: Dec 21,1828
Town: New Bedford
County: Brislol
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NEW BEDFORD DIRECTORY, 1859 (NBD59)
Butler, Edwin J. blacksmith, w. Sherman & Gifford b. 118 S. Second
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Residence New Bedford MA; a 21 year-old Blacksmith.
Enlisted on 10/1/61 as a Private.
On 12/3/61 he mustered into MA 5th Light ArtilleryHe Re-enlisted on 12/24/63
He was Mustered Out on 6/12/65 at Camp Meigs, Readville, MA
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New Bedford, MABristol County
Population in I860: 22,300
Soldiers by Out Method
1,582 Killed or Mortally Wounded: 72
41 DiedasPOW: 14
Died of Disease: 63
1,623 Disabled: 226
Deserted: 152
Discharged: 145
Mustered Out: 857
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BUTLER, EDWIN J.
HISTORICAL DATA, COUNTIES in MASSACHUSETTS
NEW BEDFORD, Bristol CountyIncorporated as a town by State 1786, c 60Incorporated as a city by State 1847, c 60
Incorporated as a town, from part of Dartmouth.Part established as Fairhaven.
Bounds between New Bedford and Dartmouth established.Part of Dartmouth annexed.
Incorporated as a city.Part of Acushnet annexed.
Part of Dartmouth annexed
Archaic Names of the MunicipalityAcushena, Acushnet
Section/Village Names:Acushnet Station, Belleville, Cannonville,, Clark's Point, Clifford, Germantown,Howland Village, Jesserville, Keenersonville, Mount Pleasant Station, North End,Plainville, Rockdale, Shawmut, South End, Winterville.
1787 Feb. 23
1812 Feb. 22
1831 Feb. 19
1845 Mar. 20
1847 Mar. 9
1875 Apr. 9
1888 May 3
FIFTH MASS. BATTERY.t y
Patrick Walsh XTJames A. Tripp.'.'. g"* Bedford, Mass.John G. Sanford ..." £* ***»* Mass"Robert Miller ™ Bedford' M**Michael Dugan ^ Bcdford- Mass.Alexander Moore'.' £CW g^ Mass-Henry D. Crapo ...'.' *CW **J»* Mass.Andrew W. Almy Nc" Bedford- Mass-Francis Carson 'J'Fa*rhave«. Mass.ful„, Agen *cw Bcdford- Mass.Bc„ja„,i„ T.' Burt I Bedford' Mass-James Winters, Bugler m 1*W' Mass"William W. Carsley ^ ?!?"* MaSS-Albion K. P. Hayden j" 2? Bed?,rd' Mass"George S. Manchester " " ICW J""** Mass"Jacob Peacock *CW Bedford- Mass.Charles C. Weeden S** Cdf°rd' Mass-Joseph W. Clarke ..'. £* J**** Mass-Thomas Higgins ^W *J*»J Mass.James Neild JJ BetIford' Mass-
Charles A. Clark JJ0* Bcdford' Mass-James Kay Ncw Bcdford, Mass.Benjamin Graham'.'.'. £" 51!°^ ***Benjamin F. Smith £* Bedford' Mass.John Waddington 5* Be<"°rd' Mass'Edwin J. Butler „ Bedlord> Mass-Thomas Carney J*** Bcdford> Mass.William Pinder 2 dford' Mass"James T. Shepard '. „ J"!!™* MaSS>Joseph Hall ™ Bcdlord- Mass.John E. Dyer ™ Bcdford' Mass-Edward T. Wilson '2d". ST p^' J**Edward W. West 'IBcdford' Mass-Philip T. Quiihn .". Fairhaven, Mass.William H. Dunham ;',rhaven, Mass.
.• • -kairhaven, Mass.
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706 HISTORY OF THE
Lieut. Applcton moved into his log house, and a dozenveterans went on 35 days furlough. The order came fromthe War Department that recruits in three years' organizations in Massachusetts be discharged with their organizations.
"In this camp" (Notes of Corporal Shacklcy) "the Battery built log houses for officers, Orderly and Quartermaster Sergeants, Commissary and cooks, and for allthe men, nearly thirty houses in all; also a stockade forthe horses, enclosing about 50 yards square of groundby digging a trench nearly 3 ft. deep, and cutting treesabout 10 feet long, and splitting them in halves, andstanding them on end close together in the trench allaround the enclosure except six or eight feet for an entrance. All the materials for the houses, the stockade,and all the fuel to warm the houses and do all the cookingduring nearly five months, had to be brought from one mileto three miles distance."
There were a good many temporary changes in the Batterv. On the 24th Lieut. Applcton took some more menover to Captain Gentry. Orders came to get ready for araid of cavalry.
On Christmas Day the seconll anniversary of the Battery's taking leave oi Massachusetts, Lieut. Blake got back.The men had pie and cake for breakfast and supper androast chicken for dinner. In the evening 17 re-enlisted menwent home on a 35 days furlough, among whom wasPrivate Dyer's tent mate Edwin J. Butler. Dyer sent hisrevolver home by Serg't Morgridge. Dec. 26. he was detailed to act as corporal for 35 days, while the re-enlistedmen were at home. He took the last part of the night.Orders came to be ready for inspection the next day, buton the 27th, which was Sunday, it rained hard. They wentout on the ground, but came back to camp without havingbeen inspected.
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FIFTH MASS. BATTERY (73
ton rode over to Brandy Station and Army Head Quarters,with a party of gentlemen from Brigade Head Quarters, toshow them the country. A pretty long ride, but a perfectspring day.
LETTER OF SERG'T. WM. H. PEACOCK."Rapi-'k Station, Va.
Feb. 13, 1864.
Thinking you would like to see a picture of the Hill andRiver at this point, I enclose one taken from Harpers.[This was in Harper's Weekly, of November 28, 1863.—'The Army of the Potomac. Capture by Sedgwick's Corpsof the Rebel Works on the Rappahannock near the Railway Bridge. Sketched by A. R. Waud." As cut from thepaper the sketch has been well preserved, and is now inpossession of Sergt. Peacock in Chicago. Oct. 10, 1902.]I consider this a very correct cut. I had a good view ofour infantry as they charged the rifle pit, and this looksvery much like it. Our Battery was shelling them out ofthe large Fort on the hill, also the pontoon bridge over theRiver. Our position was 1000 yards in rear of the largework, on a flat. The infantry charged under cover of fireof Battery D, 5th U. S., and our Battery. It was livelywork. Our Battery now occupies the large Fort commanding the new R. R. bridge, since built."
Feb. 14, 1864, St. Valentine's Day. Inspection of theBattery at 9 a. m. by Captain Phillips. On the 15th, themen went into the woods cutting stockade for stabling.16th, Dyer felt pretty sick, but thought he could work it off,and went into the woods cutting wood all day. At nighthe felt worse instead of better. 17th the mercury was atzero. Dyer went to the Doctor's for medicine. 18th theDoctor ordered him to the hospital. 19th E. J. Butler andWilliam Caswell called to see Corporal Proctor and Dyer
Barnard, Charles DBlake, PeglegBrownell, Lorenzo DButler, Edward J
Clark, Charles A
Dickerman, JosephDillingham, Robert A
Gardner, Josiah W
Gibbs, Elisha JGilbert, Jacob AGroves, Gardner
Hackett, William CHardy, Samuel AHarlow, George AHathaway, John FHathaway, William jrHughes, ThomasHyde, John B
Jay, Charles
King, Robert L
Moore, Alexander
Nye, Epharim
Page, Mason WPetty, LutanPindar, William
Scott, Henry FShaw, GeorgeSmith, Benjamin TSoule, Henry W
Terry, Timothy DTownsend, StephenTripp, ChristopherTripp, James A
Warren, James L
West, BenjaminWheaton, Charles EWilson, BenjaminWilson, Edward T
Wood, James A
NEW BEDFORD, MA DIRECTORY 1859
clerk, Capen & Snellhouse wrightw. Wamsutta Millsblacksmith w. Sherman & Gifford
dealer in kerosene lamps, etc
hackman, J Gihos 3racity watch
telegraph operatorw. N. B. Cordage Co's storeharness maker, W. H. Wills
stevedore
hackman
frame maker, 115 Purchasedrives-bread cart, Fisher & Manchestermariner
merchant
clerk, 2 Peartbrass finisher. 103 N. Water
teamster
w. James Thompson
w. James Thompson
clerk, 13 N. Second
w. Gosnold Mills
w. Wamsutta Mills
teamster, Ladd & Turner
laborer
teamster
painter, William Maxwelldriver
carriage makerstevedore
app to James MTripptrader
boat builder
teamster, w. Joseph Cundellmason
undertaker, 64 William
carriage makercarriage maker
boards, 2 Walnutboards, 76 Linden
house 318 Purchase
boards, 118 S. Second
house, 84 Elm
boards, Crapo Househouse, 115 Middle
boards, 4 Seer's courthouse, 91 Washingtonboards, 11 N. Secondhouse, 78 Cedar
house, 48 High
house, 67 Chestnuthouse, 117 Ray ?house, 1 Orchad cor Arnold ?boards, Factory Blockboards, 39 Elm
house, 100 Ray
resides in Fairhaven
house, Cottage
house, 116 Mill
house, 318 Purchasehouse, 171 Ray
house, 54 Sherman
boards, 309 Purchasehouse, 6 Bethelboards, 65 Elm
boards, 161 Kemptonhouse, cor Kempton & Jenneyboards, 149 Middle
house, 70 County
house, 139 Rayhouse 354 S. Water
boards, 57 Hillhouse, 70 Elmboards, 70 Elm (rel)boards, 816 Purchase
(?) Could be another Hathaway. Many Hathaway's residing in New Bedford, MA at that time.(rel) Relative of Benjamin Wilson. Eventually took over business.(-) Because of different middle initial it could be a different person.
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County of Bristol:
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RESPECTFULLY represents;of 2.Lf-t^.±....f^y^?. 4r*!h*-*^...that ._ .?..&<»*, i/.,who last dwelt \Vk..^..(^^:...f.^.^rAl^r..^L. in sauL County of Bristol,died on the -T*^.^*^.^' .^. day ot..^S!f..^f.^rr^::^*r. ,in the year of oar Lord one thousand,Cagauhundred NMJtauKelg- possessed ofgoods and estate remaining to be administered, leaving »^widow—frnobaqd,—h^#: onlyheirs-at-law and next of kin, the persons whose names, residences and relationship to thedeceased are as follows, viz:
.icuJhe County of..JJ... /.^Ld^:.
NAME. RESIDENCE.
^skn^.4^/(Lf^^ 2^../&..^t^.<<?...RELATIONSHIP,
That said deceased left a will—4md*___~^«—^*—rapicix—herewith presented, wherein your
petitioner. .iSz named execut***^. and wherein the testat. has requested thatyourpetitioner be exempt from givinga surety on h^-bond.
"Wherefore your petitioner pray that said will—r atwHrtSicil — may be proved andallowed and letters testamentary issued to h-*-*", without giving a surety on h*»-officialbond , and certifies that the statements herein contained are true to the best of hknowledge and belief.
Dated this. .day of. J&& ..A.D. J89rrr^-C* .^-t--^.gte..<kki<:i^:.h£L. i^l...7:<rii^^UU..
Bristol, 88. ^—Subscribed and sworn to this.
Before m^.^^^^-^——The undersigned, being all the persons interested in the estate who are of full age and legal
capacity, other than creditors, and the guardians of persons interested therein, hereby consentthat the above-named petitioner be exempt from giving any surety on h bond.
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.Bristol, ss. PROBATE COURT.
To the heirs-at-law, next of kin, and all other persons interested in the estate of
£C±klia<&±<..j2.2.UJlAdAlate of..K(*&4dC. Jl&..£st>L4ttlcZZLs:....in said County, deceased.
WHEREAS, a certain 'instrument purporting to be the last will and testament-
_ &edte&— of said deceased ha ^ been presented to said Court, for probate, by
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who prays that letters testamentary may be issued to Ivc-i/, the Execut-^rtfyLtherein named,without giving a surety on h &* official bond : /-—-—
You are hereby cited to appear at a Probate Court, to be held at....\~/..^Crf*in said County of Bristol, on the JhsK^fcz. day of T&k.P.A. D. 190/, atamaaas..o'clock in The forenoon, to show cause, if any you have, why the sameshould not be granted.
And said petitioner is .hereby directed to give public notice thereof, by publishing thiscitation once in each week, for three successive, weeks, in the .C^/.^rr;
/<Jr^?3kfc*3?^£i^^ a newspaper published in said fc£&4si/^S^..^6Z<M&3rZ^^the last publication to be one day, at least, before said Court, and by mailing, postpaid, or deliveringa copy of this citation to all known persons interested in the estate, seven days at least before saidCourt.
Witness^ William E. Fuller, Esquire, Judge of said Court, this
day of C.J.\£^7r^l<d<:(<L<>r%d.. in the year one thousand nine hu
' ARTHUR M. ALGER, Register.
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