Private, Co. G, 2nd Massachusetts Heavy Artillery
The son of Samuel and Olive J. Seelye, he married Abby Nodine in Haverhill, MA on October 22, 1864. She was the daughter of Dexter and Matilda Nodine and was born in Philadelphia, ME.
Seelye was a 21 year-old Shoemaker from Haverhill, MA, when he enlisted on December 4, 1863 and was mustered into service on December 10th. He was captured and taken prisoner on April 20, 1864 at Plymouth, NC, one of 275 men from Companies G and H of the 2nd Mass. H.A. who surrendered to opposing Confederate forces. Seelye died at Andersonville on August 14, 1864 due to Chronic Diarrhea.
The son of Samuel and Olive J. Seelye, he married Abby Nodine in Haverhill, MA on October 22, 1864. She was the daughter of Dexter and Matilda Nodine and was born in Philadelphia, ME.
Seelye was a 21 year-old Shoemaker from Haverhill, MA, when he enlisted on December 4, 1863 and was mustered into service on December 10th. He was captured and taken prisoner on April 20, 1864 at Plymouth, NC, one of 275 men from Companies G and H of the 2nd Mass. H.A. who surrendered to opposing Confederate forces. Seelye died at Andersonville on August 14, 1864 due to Chronic Diarrhea.
Private, Co. G, 2nd Massachusetts Heavy Artillery
The son of Samuel and Olive J. Seelye, he married Abby Nodine in Haverhill, MA on October 22, 1864. She was the daughter of Dexter and Matilda Nodine and was born in Philadelphia, ME.
Seelye was a 21 year-old Shoemaker from Haverhill, MA, when he enlisted on December 4, 1863 and was mustered into service on December 10th. He was captured and taken prisoner on April 20, 1864 at Plymouth, NC, one of 275 men from Companies G and H of the 2nd Mass. H.A. who surrendered to opposing Confederate forces. Seelye died at Andersonville on August 14, 1864 due to Chronic Diarrhea.
The son of Samuel and Olive J. Seelye, he married Abby Nodine in Haverhill, MA on October 22, 1864. She was the daughter of Dexter and Matilda Nodine and was born in Philadelphia, ME.
Seelye was a 21 year-old Shoemaker from Haverhill, MA, when he enlisted on December 4, 1863 and was mustered into service on December 10th. He was captured and taken prisoner on April 20, 1864 at Plymouth, NC, one of 275 men from Companies G and H of the 2nd Mass. H.A. who surrendered to opposing Confederate forces. Seelye died at Andersonville on August 14, 1864 due to Chronic Diarrhea.
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