Son of John N. and Mary M. Peirce.
Husband of Ella A. Folsom.
Civil War Veteran
Residence Lowell MA; a 16 year-old Machinist.
Enlisted on 7/15/1863 as a Private.
On 10/8/1863 he mustered into "F" Co. MA 2nd Heavy Artillery
He was Mustered Out on 9/3/1865 at Wilmington, NC
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E. B. PEIRCE, LOWELL DIES IN WASHINGTON. D C
June 25 Ex-Alderman Edward B. Peirce died this morning in a hospital in Washington, DC, after a long illness, aged 76. Mr Peirce served in Co F, 2d Massachusetts Heavy Artillery, in the Civil War and was one of the oldest members of Post 42. G. A. R. He served on the city reception committee to the old 6th Massachusetts Regiment survivors on the 50th anniversary of the March through Baltimore. Mr Peirce had been employed by the New York. New Haven & Hartford and other companies and was one of the best informed men on manufacturing and mercantile matters in Lowell. Mr Peirce was a member of Kirk Street Congregational Church. A daughter survives. (The Boston Globe, Boston, Massachusetts, 25 Jun 1919, Wed • Page 2)
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Lowell VRs, birth, pg 304
Husband of Ella A. Folsom.
Civil War Veteran
Residence Lowell MA; a 16 year-old Machinist.
Enlisted on 7/15/1863 as a Private.
On 10/8/1863 he mustered into "F" Co. MA 2nd Heavy Artillery
He was Mustered Out on 9/3/1865 at Wilmington, NC
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E. B. PEIRCE, LOWELL DIES IN WASHINGTON. D C
June 25 Ex-Alderman Edward B. Peirce died this morning in a hospital in Washington, DC, after a long illness, aged 76. Mr Peirce served in Co F, 2d Massachusetts Heavy Artillery, in the Civil War and was one of the oldest members of Post 42. G. A. R. He served on the city reception committee to the old 6th Massachusetts Regiment survivors on the 50th anniversary of the March through Baltimore. Mr Peirce had been employed by the New York. New Haven & Hartford and other companies and was one of the best informed men on manufacturing and mercantile matters in Lowell. Mr Peirce was a member of Kirk Street Congregational Church. A daughter survives. (The Boston Globe, Boston, Massachusetts, 25 Jun 1919, Wed • Page 2)
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Lowell VRs, birth, pg 304
Son of John N. and Mary M. Peirce.
Husband of Ella A. Folsom.
Civil War Veteran
Residence Lowell MA; a 16 year-old Machinist.
Enlisted on 7/15/1863 as a Private.
On 10/8/1863 he mustered into "F" Co. MA 2nd Heavy Artillery
He was Mustered Out on 9/3/1865 at Wilmington, NC
______________________________
E. B. PEIRCE, LOWELL DIES IN WASHINGTON. D C
June 25 Ex-Alderman Edward B. Peirce died this morning in a hospital in Washington, DC, after a long illness, aged 76. Mr Peirce served in Co F, 2d Massachusetts Heavy Artillery, in the Civil War and was one of the oldest members of Post 42. G. A. R. He served on the city reception committee to the old 6th Massachusetts Regiment survivors on the 50th anniversary of the March through Baltimore. Mr Peirce had been employed by the New York. New Haven & Hartford and other companies and was one of the best informed men on manufacturing and mercantile matters in Lowell. Mr Peirce was a member of Kirk Street Congregational Church. A daughter survives. (The Boston Globe, Boston, Massachusetts, 25 Jun 1919, Wed • Page 2)
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Lowell VRs, birth, pg 304
Husband of Ella A. Folsom.
Civil War Veteran
Residence Lowell MA; a 16 year-old Machinist.
Enlisted on 7/15/1863 as a Private.
On 10/8/1863 he mustered into "F" Co. MA 2nd Heavy Artillery
He was Mustered Out on 9/3/1865 at Wilmington, NC
______________________________
E. B. PEIRCE, LOWELL DIES IN WASHINGTON. D C
June 25 Ex-Alderman Edward B. Peirce died this morning in a hospital in Washington, DC, after a long illness, aged 76. Mr Peirce served in Co F, 2d Massachusetts Heavy Artillery, in the Civil War and was one of the oldest members of Post 42. G. A. R. He served on the city reception committee to the old 6th Massachusetts Regiment survivors on the 50th anniversary of the March through Baltimore. Mr Peirce had been employed by the New York. New Haven & Hartford and other companies and was one of the best informed men on manufacturing and mercantile matters in Lowell. Mr Peirce was a member of Kirk Street Congregational Church. A daughter survives. (The Boston Globe, Boston, Massachusetts, 25 Jun 1919, Wed • Page 2)
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Lowell VRs, birth, pg 304
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