“Dr. William Baylies was one of the original proprietors of the old Dighton and Berkley Bridge, and was active in securing the incorporation of the company of which he was a member. The act of incorporation commences as follows: ‘Feb. … Continue reading
“THE SEVENTH BATTERY was organized December 30, 1863, at Augusta, Maine, where it remained encamped until the morning of February 1, 1864. On the 25th of April it joined the Ninth Army Corps, and on the 9th and 12th of … Continue reading
“NINETEENTH REGIMENT INFANTRY. This regiment was organized at Bath, Maine, August 25, 1862, to serve three years, and left on the 27th for Washington, arriving in that city on the 29th. They crossed to the Virginia side of the river … Continue reading
“THIRTIETH REGIMENT INFANTRY. This regiment was organized at Augusta, Maine, from December 12, 1863, to January 8, 1864, to serve three years, and on the 7th of February left for Portland, Maine, where it embarked on board steamer Merrimac for … Continue reading
“Captain Fitts’s artillery announced, when he had reached the field, the arrival of his Excellency, John Brooks, Captain-General, and his suite: Major-General Tedidiah Herrick; Major William R. Ware, his aid-decamp; …” Reference Data: … Continue reading
“FIRST REGIMENT HEAVY ARTILLERY. This regiment was organized at Bangor, Maine, August 21, 1862, as the Eighteenth Regiment Infantry, to serve three years, and left Bangor August 24th for Washington, where, after occupying a position on the Virginia side, and … Continue reading
“Ashur Ware was elected Secretary of State, …” Reference Data: … Continue reading
Alderman: 1873-4 Ward 5, …Elton W. Ware 1874-5 Ward 5, …Elton W. Ware Reference Data: … Continue reading
“The Penobscot Agricultural Society, having obtained an act of incorporation, organized upon the 17th of May and proceeded vigorously to work. …William R. Ware,… were made Trustees.” Reference Data: … Continue reading
“NINTH REGIMENT INFANTRY. This regiment was organized at Augusta, September 22, 1861, to serve three years; left September 24th, and arrived at Fortress Monroe, where they formed a portion of General Sherman’s expedition for the capture of Port Royal, South … Continue reading
