Participated in Civil War battles at Harpers Ferry, Chancellorsville, Cedar Mountain and was wounded at Gettysburg - discharged 8/6/1863
Solomon Goodbread , Enlistment Date: 28 October 1861 Distinguished Service: DISTINGUISHED SERVICE Side Served: Union State Served: New York Unit Numbers: 1672 1672 Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 28 October 1861 at the age of 41
Enlisted in Company Batty K, 1st Light Artillery Regiment New York ,Union, on 02 November 1861.
Wounded on 01 May 1863 at Chancellorsville, VA
Transferred Company Batty K, 1st Light Artillery Regiment New York, Union on 09 October 1863
Transfered in Company 34th, 2nd Battlion Regiment RC on 09 October 1863.
Discharged Company 34th, 2nd Battlion Regiment RC on 11 October 1865
From 1st Artillery Regiment (Light)
Battery K
Civil War Newspaper Clippings --
We had some half dozen wounded in the battery, all of the 11th N. Y.; none of them so seriously as to endanger life or limbs. I regret to say that Solomon Goodbread, our cook, was wounded on Saturday whilst serving coffee and beef to our exhausted boys on the battle-field. --The ball was sent by a rebel sharp-shooter, and entered the loins near the back-bone, passing out through the abdomen. I fear he will not survive, even if he is not already dead. It appears though that he did survive this wound
Solomon Goodbread , Enlistment Date: 28 October 1861 Distinguished Service: DISTINGUISHED SERVICE Side Served: Union State Served: New York Unit Numbers: 1672 1672 Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 28 October 1861 at the age of 41
Enlisted in Company Batty K, 1st Light Artillery Regiment New York ,Union, on 02 November 1861.
Wounded on 01 May 1863 at Chancellorsville, VA
Transferred Company Batty K, 1st Light Artillery Regiment New York, Union on 09 October 1863
Transfered in Company 34th, 2nd Battlion Regiment RC on 09 October 1863.
Discharged Company 34th, 2nd Battlion Regiment RC on 11 October 1865
From 1st Artillery Regiment (Light)
Battery K
Civil War Newspaper Clippings --
We had some half dozen wounded in the battery, all of the 11th N. Y.; none of them so seriously as to endanger life or limbs. I regret to say that Solomon Goodbread, our cook, was wounded on Saturday whilst serving coffee and beef to our exhausted boys on the battle-field. --The ball was sent by a rebel sharp-shooter, and entered the loins near the back-bone, passing out through the abdomen. I fear he will not survive, even if he is not already dead. It appears though that he did survive this wound
Participated in Civil War battles at Harpers Ferry, Chancellorsville, Cedar Mountain and was wounded at Gettysburg - discharged 8/6/1863
Solomon Goodbread , Enlistment Date: 28 October 1861 Distinguished Service: DISTINGUISHED SERVICE Side Served: Union State Served: New York Unit Numbers: 1672 1672 Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 28 October 1861 at the age of 41
Enlisted in Company Batty K, 1st Light Artillery Regiment New York ,Union, on 02 November 1861.
Wounded on 01 May 1863 at Chancellorsville, VA
Transferred Company Batty K, 1st Light Artillery Regiment New York, Union on 09 October 1863
Transfered in Company 34th, 2nd Battlion Regiment RC on 09 October 1863.
Discharged Company 34th, 2nd Battlion Regiment RC on 11 October 1865
From 1st Artillery Regiment (Light)
Battery K
Civil War Newspaper Clippings --
We had some half dozen wounded in the battery, all of the 11th N. Y.; none of them so seriously as to endanger life or limbs. I regret to say that Solomon Goodbread, our cook, was wounded on Saturday whilst serving coffee and beef to our exhausted boys on the battle-field. --The ball was sent by a rebel sharp-shooter, and entered the loins near the back-bone, passing out through the abdomen. I fear he will not survive, even if he is not already dead. It appears though that he did survive this wound
Solomon Goodbread , Enlistment Date: 28 October 1861 Distinguished Service: DISTINGUISHED SERVICE Side Served: Union State Served: New York Unit Numbers: 1672 1672 Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 28 October 1861 at the age of 41
Enlisted in Company Batty K, 1st Light Artillery Regiment New York ,Union, on 02 November 1861.
Wounded on 01 May 1863 at Chancellorsville, VA
Transferred Company Batty K, 1st Light Artillery Regiment New York, Union on 09 October 1863
Transfered in Company 34th, 2nd Battlion Regiment RC on 09 October 1863.
Discharged Company 34th, 2nd Battlion Regiment RC on 11 October 1865
From 1st Artillery Regiment (Light)
Battery K
Civil War Newspaper Clippings --
We had some half dozen wounded in the battery, all of the 11th N. Y.; none of them so seriously as to endanger life or limbs. I regret to say that Solomon Goodbread, our cook, was wounded on Saturday whilst serving coffee and beef to our exhausted boys on the battle-field. --The ball was sent by a rebel sharp-shooter, and entered the loins near the back-bone, passing out through the abdomen. I fear he will not survive, even if he is not already dead. It appears though that he did survive this wound
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