At 8am, Sept 17, 1862, Antietam, Virginia the 24th as a regiment ceased fighting. After that Merrick Stowell rallied 17 men of the 24th besides himself...and supported a battery a little to the right of the cornfield.
Among the remnant of Company G, 24th NY Vol. were Martin, as well as Lyman Houghton (killed in action), Merrick Salisbury (wounded and died after battle), Moreau J. Salisbury (wounded), Dave Hamer, David Crocker, Lt. A.R. Penfield & Thomas Cox.
Source: Pulaski Democrat Sept 1987
Among the remnant of Company G, 24th NY Vol. were Martin, as well as Lyman Houghton (killed in action), Merrick Salisbury (wounded and died after battle), Moreau J. Salisbury (wounded), Dave Hamer, David Crocker, Lt. A.R. Penfield & Thomas Cox.
Source: Pulaski Democrat Sept 1987
At 8am, Sept 17, 1862, Antietam, Virginia the 24th as a regiment ceased fighting. After that Merrick Stowell rallied 17 men of the 24th besides himself...and supported a battery a little to the right of the cornfield.
Among the remnant of Company G, 24th NY Vol. were Martin, as well as Lyman Houghton (killed in action), Merrick Salisbury (wounded and died after battle), Moreau J. Salisbury (wounded), Dave Hamer, David Crocker, Lt. A.R. Penfield & Thomas Cox.
Source: Pulaski Democrat Sept 1987
Among the remnant of Company G, 24th NY Vol. were Martin, as well as Lyman Houghton (killed in action), Merrick Salisbury (wounded and died after battle), Moreau J. Salisbury (wounded), Dave Hamer, David Crocker, Lt. A.R. Penfield & Thomas Cox.
Source: Pulaski Democrat Sept 1987
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