Private, Co. H, 2nd Massachusetts Heavy Artillery
Roe was a 21-year-old Bootmaker from Milford, MA, when he enlisted on December 6, 1863 and was mustered into service on December 9th. He was captured and taken as a prisoner, when 275 men from Companies G and H of the 2nd Mass. H.A. surrendered to opposing Confederate forces at Plymouth, NC on April 20, 1864. Roe died at Andersonville on August 14, 1864 due to Scorbutus.
Roe was a 21-year-old Bootmaker from Milford, MA, when he enlisted on December 6, 1863 and was mustered into service on December 9th. He was captured and taken as a prisoner, when 275 men from Companies G and H of the 2nd Mass. H.A. surrendered to opposing Confederate forces at Plymouth, NC on April 20, 1864. Roe died at Andersonville on August 14, 1864 due to Scorbutus.
Private, Co. H, 2nd Massachusetts Heavy Artillery
Roe was a 21-year-old Bootmaker from Milford, MA, when he enlisted on December 6, 1863 and was mustered into service on December 9th. He was captured and taken as a prisoner, when 275 men from Companies G and H of the 2nd Mass. H.A. surrendered to opposing Confederate forces at Plymouth, NC on April 20, 1864. Roe died at Andersonville on August 14, 1864 due to Scorbutus.
Roe was a 21-year-old Bootmaker from Milford, MA, when he enlisted on December 6, 1863 and was mustered into service on December 9th. He was captured and taken as a prisoner, when 275 men from Companies G and H of the 2nd Mass. H.A. surrendered to opposing Confederate forces at Plymouth, NC on April 20, 1864. Roe died at Andersonville on August 14, 1864 due to Scorbutus.
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