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Blairs in the Civil War

This information below is consolidated from the Vermont in the Civil War website. I highly recomend visiting this site for as an excellent source of information. For more information on the individuals listed below, click on the appropriate links.

Name

Town

Rank

Unit

Company

Enlisted

Muster/In

Muster/Out

Death

 Charles R.  Fletcher  PVT 2 Inf  H 5/7/1861 6/20/1861 6/29/1864  
   
 Enos  Leicester  PVT 2 Inf  A 8/1/1863 8/1/1863    
  Prisoner at Andersonville - supposedly died in prison
See the following site for more information on Andersonville and prisoneers:
Andersonville National Historic Site
 George P.  Peacham  PVT 1 Cav

 D

9/24/1861 11/19/1861    
  pr 1LT Co K
 George P.  Peacham  QMSG 1 Cav  Staff 8/24/1861 11/19/1861 11/18/1864  a1885
  One source says buried in Barnet VT
Another sources says Peacham Corners Cemetery, Peacham, VT
 Israel  Fairfield  PVT 1 Cav  K 11/16/1861 11/19/1861 11/4/1864  
  Wounded in action - 7/6/1863
Buried in Morrisville?, VT
 Israel  Fairfield  PVT 1 Inf  C 5/2/1861 5/9/1861 8/15/1861  
   
 James  Pittsford  CPL 10 Inf  C 7/21/1862 9/1/1862 6/22/1865  
   
 James W.  Pittsford  PVT  2 Inf  B 9/11/1861 10/19/1861 4/23/1862  
  Buried Evergreen Cemetery, Pittsford, VT
 John  Albany  PVT 4 Inf  A 8/12/1863 8/12/1863   1/25/1865
  Prisoner at Andersonville - died in prison 1/25/65
See the following site for more information on Andersonville and prisoneers:
Andersonville National Historic Site
Buried in National Cemetery, Salisbury NC
 Joseph  Franklin  PVT 3 Inf  H 6/1/1861 7/16/1861 6/12/1865  
   
 Joseph C.  Pittsford  RCRT Recruit  -        
   
 Lewis  Pomfret  PVT 9 Inf  F 8/1/1864 8/9/1864   11/30/1864
  Wounded in action - 9/20/1864
Killed in action - 11/30/1864 mwia
Buried in National Cemetery, Hampton VA
 Mathew  Fayston  PVT 13 Inf  B 8/25/1862 10/10/1862 7/21/1863  
  Buried in Irasville Cemetery, Waitsfield, VT
 Peter  Richford  PVT 6 Inf  K 9/23/1864 9/23/1864 6/19/1865  
  Buried in New Catholic Cemetery, Enosburg, VT
 Robert M.  Peacham  - USN  -        
  Medal of Honor - Rank and Organization: Boatswain's Mate, U.S. Navy. Born: 1836, Peacham. Died: 2 Apr 1899. Buried: Enid, OK. Credited to: Vermont. G.O. No.: 59, 22 Jul 1865. Citation: Served on board the U.S.S. Pontoosuc during the capture of Fort Fisher and Wilmington, 24 Dec 1864 to 22 Jan 1865. Carrying out his duties faithfully throughout this period, Blair was recommended for gallantry and skill and for his cool courage while under the fire of the enemy throughout these actions.
 Samuel  -  PVT 1 Cav

 B

11/4/1861 11/19/1861   10/20/1862
  died of disease 10/20/62
 Samuel N.  Milton  PVT 8 Inf  E 12/26/1863 1/6/1864 6/28/1865  
  Buried in National Cemetery, Alexandria, VA
 Thomas  Strafford  PVT 3 Inf  C 8/30/1864 8/30/1864    
  deserted 10/1/64
 William  Berlin  PVT 13 Inf

 C

8/29/1862 10/10/1862 7/21/1863  
  One source says buried in Berlin VT
Another source says buried in Catholic Cemetery, Montpelier, VT

The Draft

According to the 1864 and 1865 Adjutant and Inspector General's Reports, the following 1927 men were drafted, but paid $300 commutation, and did not serve.
Gilbert Blair  Barnet
William Blair Goshen Gore
 
According to the 1864 and 1865 Adjutant and Inspector General's Reports, the following 660 men were drafted, but procured substitutes, and did not serve.
 David B. Blair Rochester
 
According to the 1864 and 1865 Adjutant and Inspector General's Reports, the following men were drafted, and subsequently entered service
Joseph C. Blair Pitsford
   

 

Cemetery Records from the Vermont Adjutant General's Office

The Vermont Commandery of the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War has just recently completed a massive project, extracting burial records from the records of the Vermont Adjutant General's Office files. Listed below are BLAIRS in the the database:

Name UnitCo. RankBirthDeathCemeteryTown, State
George P.1 CavD/StaffQSGT4/3/18366/18/1907Peacham CornersPeacham, VT
Isaiah11 InfB/CPVT1/21/18453/6/1914RiversideMorrisville, VT
Israel1 InfCPVT1838  UnknownMorrisville, VT
James W.2 InfBPVT  EvergreenPittsford, VT
Mathew13 InfBPVT  IrasvilleWaitsfield, VT
Peter6 InfKPVT183210/4/1908New CatholicEnosburg, VT
William13 InfCPVT18466/7/1873CatholicMontpelier, VT

 

National Park Service
Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System

The National Park Service - Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System has a wealth of information on Blairs in the Civil War. Listed below are Vermont Blairs extracted from their database:

First Name

Side

Regiment

Benjamin

Union

1st Regiment, Vermont Heavy Artillery

Charles R.

Union

2nd Regiment, Vermont Infantry

Enos

Union

2nd Regiment, Vermont Infantry

George P.

Union

1st Regiment, Vermont Cavalry

Isiah

Union

1st Regiment, Vermont Heavy Artillery

Israel

Union

1st Regiment, Vermont Cavalry

Israel

Union

1st Regiment, Vermont Infantry

James

Union

10th Regiment, Vermont Infantry

James W.

Union

2nd Regiment, Vermont Infantry

John

Union

4th Regiment, Vermont Infantry

Joseph

Union

3rd Regiment, Vermont Infantry

Joseph C.

Union

Vermont Drafted Men

Lewis

Union

9th Regiment, Vermont Infantry

Lewis

Union

16th Regiment, Vermont Infantry

Matthew

Union

13th Regiment, Vermont Infantry

Peter

Union

6th Regiment, Vermont Infantry

Samuel

Union

1st Regiment, Vermont Cavalry

Samuel M.

Union

13th Regiment, Vermont Infantry

Samuel N.

Union

8th Regiment, Vermont Infantry

Thomas

Union

3rd Regiment, Vermont Infantry

William

Union

13th Regiment, Vermont Infantry

 

 

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