Veteran Civil War
CPL Co. A, 14th Maine Inf Regt
Enlisted in Company A, Maine 14th Infantry Regiment on 14 Dec 1861. Promoted to Full Corporal. Mustered out on 12 Oct 1862.
Source: Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Maine
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Note from researcher Buddy Leech #48703475
In researching Ancestry.com Family Trees, a few have Farnum dying on Oct. 25, 1862, variously in Pennsylvania or New York. I couldn't find any concrete evidence of any of that. I think that he may have died on a hospital ship, which could have been in port at Philadelphia or New York. He may have died in Oct. and been buried in Maine in Nov.
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Note from researcher Lleeah # 48256348
Corporal Farnum Haskell was mentioned in the Ken Burns Civil War documentary. He died in Louisiana.
CPL Co. A, 14th Maine Inf Regt
Enlisted in Company A, Maine 14th Infantry Regiment on 14 Dec 1861. Promoted to Full Corporal. Mustered out on 12 Oct 1862.
Source: Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Maine
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Note from researcher Buddy Leech #48703475
In researching Ancestry.com Family Trees, a few have Farnum dying on Oct. 25, 1862, variously in Pennsylvania or New York. I couldn't find any concrete evidence of any of that. I think that he may have died on a hospital ship, which could have been in port at Philadelphia or New York. He may have died in Oct. and been buried in Maine in Nov.
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Note from researcher Lleeah # 48256348
Corporal Farnum Haskell was mentioned in the Ken Burns Civil War documentary. He died in Louisiana.
Veteran Civil War
CPL Co. A, 14th Maine Inf Regt
Enlisted in Company A, Maine 14th Infantry Regiment on 14 Dec 1861. Promoted to Full Corporal. Mustered out on 12 Oct 1862.
Source: Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Maine
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Note from researcher Buddy Leech #48703475
In researching Ancestry.com Family Trees, a few have Farnum dying on Oct. 25, 1862, variously in Pennsylvania or New York. I couldn't find any concrete evidence of any of that. I think that he may have died on a hospital ship, which could have been in port at Philadelphia or New York. He may have died in Oct. and been buried in Maine in Nov.
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Note from researcher Lleeah # 48256348
Corporal Farnum Haskell was mentioned in the Ken Burns Civil War documentary. He died in Louisiana.
CPL Co. A, 14th Maine Inf Regt
Enlisted in Company A, Maine 14th Infantry Regiment on 14 Dec 1861. Promoted to Full Corporal. Mustered out on 12 Oct 1862.
Source: Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Maine
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Note from researcher Buddy Leech #48703475
In researching Ancestry.com Family Trees, a few have Farnum dying on Oct. 25, 1862, variously in Pennsylvania or New York. I couldn't find any concrete evidence of any of that. I think that he may have died on a hospital ship, which could have been in port at Philadelphia or New York. He may have died in Oct. and been buried in Maine in Nov.
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Note from researcher Lleeah # 48256348
Corporal Farnum Haskell was mentioned in the Ken Burns Civil War documentary. He died in Louisiana.
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