MILITARY  ACCOUNT,

When  the  call  for  men  to  defend  the  Uiiiou  went  forth,
and  during  that  terrible  struggle  for  the  freedom  of  the
South,  Stoneharn  responded  promptly  and  liberally  from
her  small  list  of  available  men.  She  sent  to  the  Union  army
considerably  more  men  than  her  quotas  called  for,  and  not
only  in  numbers,  but  in  the  character  and  bravery  of  these
men,  were  they  an  honor  to  their  native  town.  The  follow-
ing is  a  list  of  the  men  credited  to  Stoneham,  as  recorded  by
the  State  Adjutant-Gen.  :—

Thos.  Adams,  Albion  Adams,  Hosea  Adams,  Chas.  L.
Adams,  Andrew  J.  Blair,  Alpheus  S.  Bisbee,  Henry  S.  Bar-
ker, Melsor  B.  Brown,  Orrin  W.  Bartlett,  Wm.  W.  Durgin,
John  Evans,  Corpl.  Saml.  S.  Evans,  Saml.  Gray  Jr.,  L.  B.
Gurns,  Frank  W.  Ham,  Wilson  Hill,  Willard  B.  Hill,  Andrew
Hill,  Henry  Hill,  Geo.  Herr,  Frank  Kilgore,  Albert  Little-


HISTORICAL  73

field,  John  G.  Littlefield,  John  S.  Littlefield,  Livin  K.  Lane,
Serot.  Henrj  H.  McKeen,  Ephraim  McKeen  2Dd.,  Silas
McKeen,  Lorin  McKeen,  Buruhani  McKeene,  Corpl.  Elbridoe
G.  McKeene,  Stephen  C.  McAllister,  Isaac  F.  McAllister,  Dus-
tin  McAllister,  Amos  McAllister,  Amos  McAllister  2nd.,
Gardiner  McAllister,  Gorham  McAllister,  Weeman  McAllis-
ter, Nathan  McAllister,  Benj.  H.  McAllister,  Wni. McAllister,
Geo.  P.  Meader,  Albion  Moody,  John  McKenzie,  Sergt.
Arthur  M.  Parker,  Jos.  W.  Parker,  Warren  G.  Palmer,  Nel-
son M.  Russell,  Sylvester  L,  Ricker,  Edw.  F.  Ricker,  Moses
M.  Seavey,  David  Shirley,  Jacob  Stokes,  Cummings  P.
Stokes,  Benj.  F.  Stokes,  Edw.  A.  Small,  Geo.  W.  Spear,
Aaron  N.  Spears,  Saml.  J.  Spears,  True  W.  Spears,  John  H.
Wigf^in,  Henry  Wilber,  Danl.  Wentworth.
