Civil War veteran
Private, Co. B, 3rd Massachusetts Infantry
Private, 19th Co. Unattached Massachusetts Infantry
A 25-year-old unmarried Plymouth, MA Broker, Ebenezer enlisted in the army on Sep. 19, 1862 and was mustered a week later as a Private in Co. B of the 3rd Massachusetts Infantry. His regiment was deployed to North Carolina, arriving at Beaufort on October 26th and from there moved to New Bern. The regiment was involved in the Goldsboro expedition in December and engaged in two fire fights, one at Kinston and the second at Whitehall, where two from the regiment were killed. In Jan. 1863 they manned Fort Totten, part of the New Bern defenses and remained there until they returned to Boston on June 16th. Three months later, while Charles was enjoying a return to civilian life, a Yellow Fever epidemic swept through New Bern claiming as victims hundreds of civilians and Union soldiers alike.
Not content to remain on the sidelines and with a large bounty being waved in his face, Ebenezer enlisted again and this time mustered as a Private in the 19th Company of Unattached Massachusetts Infantry on Aug. 9, 1864. This regiment, sworn into service for a 100-day term, manned Fort Warren in Boston Harbor until Nov. 16th when they were mustered out and members returned to civilian life.
The following information was researched and added by Find a Grave contributor Sandra Lennox:
Ebenezer was the son of Lemuel Bradford & Bathsheba Nelson.
Massachusetts Soldiers, Sailors, and
Marines in the Civil War
Volume I [p. 172]
Company B
Ebenezer N. Bradford - Priv. Res. Plymouth;
25; broker; enl. Sept. 19, 1862; must.
Sept. 26, 1862; must. out June 26, 1863.
Volume 5 [p. 247]
Nineteenth Unattached Company Massachusetts
Volunteer Militia (Infantry)
One Hundred Days' Service
Ebenezer N. Bradford - Priv. -
Res. Boston; 27; broker; enl. Aug. 4,
1864; must. Aug. 9, 1864; must. out
Nov. 16. 1864.
Massachusetts State Census 1855
Plymouth, Plymouth, Mass.
Dwelling #61 - Family #92
Bathsheba Bradford - 63y - born MA
Ebenezer Bradford - 19y - born MA
Private, Co. B, 3rd Massachusetts Infantry
Private, 19th Co. Unattached Massachusetts Infantry
A 25-year-old unmarried Plymouth, MA Broker, Ebenezer enlisted in the army on Sep. 19, 1862 and was mustered a week later as a Private in Co. B of the 3rd Massachusetts Infantry. His regiment was deployed to North Carolina, arriving at Beaufort on October 26th and from there moved to New Bern. The regiment was involved in the Goldsboro expedition in December and engaged in two fire fights, one at Kinston and the second at Whitehall, where two from the regiment were killed. In Jan. 1863 they manned Fort Totten, part of the New Bern defenses and remained there until they returned to Boston on June 16th. Three months later, while Charles was enjoying a return to civilian life, a Yellow Fever epidemic swept through New Bern claiming as victims hundreds of civilians and Union soldiers alike.
Not content to remain on the sidelines and with a large bounty being waved in his face, Ebenezer enlisted again and this time mustered as a Private in the 19th Company of Unattached Massachusetts Infantry on Aug. 9, 1864. This regiment, sworn into service for a 100-day term, manned Fort Warren in Boston Harbor until Nov. 16th when they were mustered out and members returned to civilian life.
The following information was researched and added by Find a Grave contributor Sandra Lennox:
Ebenezer was the son of Lemuel Bradford & Bathsheba Nelson.
Massachusetts Soldiers, Sailors, and
Marines in the Civil War
Volume I [p. 172]
Company B
Ebenezer N. Bradford - Priv. Res. Plymouth;
25; broker; enl. Sept. 19, 1862; must.
Sept. 26, 1862; must. out June 26, 1863.
Volume 5 [p. 247]
Nineteenth Unattached Company Massachusetts
Volunteer Militia (Infantry)
One Hundred Days' Service
Ebenezer N. Bradford - Priv. -
Res. Boston; 27; broker; enl. Aug. 4,
1864; must. Aug. 9, 1864; must. out
Nov. 16. 1864.
Massachusetts State Census 1855
Plymouth, Plymouth, Mass.
Dwelling #61 - Family #92
Bathsheba Bradford - 63y - born MA
Ebenezer Bradford - 19y - born MA
Civil War veteran
Private, Co. B, 3rd Massachusetts Infantry
Private, 19th Co. Unattached Massachusetts Infantry
A 25-year-old unmarried Plymouth, MA Broker, Ebenezer enlisted in the army on Sep. 19, 1862 and was mustered a week later as a Private in Co. B of the 3rd Massachusetts Infantry. His regiment was deployed to North Carolina, arriving at Beaufort on October 26th and from there moved to New Bern. The regiment was involved in the Goldsboro expedition in December and engaged in two fire fights, one at Kinston and the second at Whitehall, where two from the regiment were killed. In Jan. 1863 they manned Fort Totten, part of the New Bern defenses and remained there until they returned to Boston on June 16th. Three months later, while Charles was enjoying a return to civilian life, a Yellow Fever epidemic swept through New Bern claiming as victims hundreds of civilians and Union soldiers alike.
Not content to remain on the sidelines and with a large bounty being waved in his face, Ebenezer enlisted again and this time mustered as a Private in the 19th Company of Unattached Massachusetts Infantry on Aug. 9, 1864. This regiment, sworn into service for a 100-day term, manned Fort Warren in Boston Harbor until Nov. 16th when they were mustered out and members returned to civilian life.
The following information was researched and added by Find a Grave contributor Sandra Lennox:
Ebenezer was the son of Lemuel Bradford & Bathsheba Nelson.
Massachusetts Soldiers, Sailors, and
Marines in the Civil War
Volume I [p. 172]
Company B
Ebenezer N. Bradford - Priv. Res. Plymouth;
25; broker; enl. Sept. 19, 1862; must.
Sept. 26, 1862; must. out June 26, 1863.
Volume 5 [p. 247]
Nineteenth Unattached Company Massachusetts
Volunteer Militia (Infantry)
One Hundred Days' Service
Ebenezer N. Bradford - Priv. -
Res. Boston; 27; broker; enl. Aug. 4,
1864; must. Aug. 9, 1864; must. out
Nov. 16. 1864.
Massachusetts State Census 1855
Plymouth, Plymouth, Mass.
Dwelling #61 - Family #92
Bathsheba Bradford - 63y - born MA
Ebenezer Bradford - 19y - born MA
Private, Co. B, 3rd Massachusetts Infantry
Private, 19th Co. Unattached Massachusetts Infantry
A 25-year-old unmarried Plymouth, MA Broker, Ebenezer enlisted in the army on Sep. 19, 1862 and was mustered a week later as a Private in Co. B of the 3rd Massachusetts Infantry. His regiment was deployed to North Carolina, arriving at Beaufort on October 26th and from there moved to New Bern. The regiment was involved in the Goldsboro expedition in December and engaged in two fire fights, one at Kinston and the second at Whitehall, where two from the regiment were killed. In Jan. 1863 they manned Fort Totten, part of the New Bern defenses and remained there until they returned to Boston on June 16th. Three months later, while Charles was enjoying a return to civilian life, a Yellow Fever epidemic swept through New Bern claiming as victims hundreds of civilians and Union soldiers alike.
Not content to remain on the sidelines and with a large bounty being waved in his face, Ebenezer enlisted again and this time mustered as a Private in the 19th Company of Unattached Massachusetts Infantry on Aug. 9, 1864. This regiment, sworn into service for a 100-day term, manned Fort Warren in Boston Harbor until Nov. 16th when they were mustered out and members returned to civilian life.
The following information was researched and added by Find a Grave contributor Sandra Lennox:
Ebenezer was the son of Lemuel Bradford & Bathsheba Nelson.
Massachusetts Soldiers, Sailors, and
Marines in the Civil War
Volume I [p. 172]
Company B
Ebenezer N. Bradford - Priv. Res. Plymouth;
25; broker; enl. Sept. 19, 1862; must.
Sept. 26, 1862; must. out June 26, 1863.
Volume 5 [p. 247]
Nineteenth Unattached Company Massachusetts
Volunteer Militia (Infantry)
One Hundred Days' Service
Ebenezer N. Bradford - Priv. -
Res. Boston; 27; broker; enl. Aug. 4,
1864; must. Aug. 9, 1864; must. out
Nov. 16. 1864.
Massachusetts State Census 1855
Plymouth, Plymouth, Mass.
Dwelling #61 - Family #92
Bathsheba Bradford - 63y - born MA
Ebenezer Bradford - 19y - born MA
Inscription
EBENEZER N. BRADFORD,
Killed on Rail road,
at Copetown, Canada,
Jan, 28, 1870.
He giveth his beloved sleep.
On back of stone is the following:
Born Oct. 31, 1836
Epitaphs from Burial Hill
by Bradford Kingman
Epitaph #2028
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