The following work was compiled and submitted by Peter Greene on 10 April 2003. The work is being shared here as a courtesy to all interested researchers, but the thanks go to Peter.
This is the first part of a list I compiled of Waterbury's Civil War Soldiers
I used the list from the dedication of the Waterbury Soldiers Monument and cross referenced it with "A Catalogue of CT Volunteers in the War for the Union" a publication of the state of Connecticut available in the genealogy room of the Silas Bronson library. The total number of soldiers from Waterbury was 900, the number of sailors is less clear.
Here goes:
First Regiment CT Volunteers mustered in April 20 1861 for 3 months
Field staff and Band:
Major John Chatfield promoted Colonel, 3rd Regiment CT. Volunteers May 31, 1861
died of wounds received at Battery Wagner South ,Carolina Aug. 13,1863
(reference the movie Glory the regiment just behind the 54th Mass)
Hospital Steward Joseph Colton mustered out Jul. 31, 1861
later service as Quartermaster 6th CT Vols.
Musician F. W. Hart no first name given no other information
Musician George A. Boughton no other information
Sgt. Lyman Wadhams mustered out Jul. 31 1861
subsequent service as 2nd Lt. Company E 8th CT. Vols
Sgt Andrew McClintock, color sgt. mustered out Jul. 31 1861. no other information.
Sgt Andrew J. Ford mustered out Jul. 31 1861
later service as private Co. H 23rd CT Vols
Cpl. Jay P. Wilcox mustered out jul. 31 1861
later service as Capt. Co. B 6th CT Vols.
Cpl Alfred Carpenter born in Bethlehem
mustered out as Sgt Jul. 31 1861
Cpl. Samuel Williams mustered out Jul. 31 1861
later service Sgt. Co. E 8th CT Vols
Cpl Henry Snagg mustered ou Jul 31 1861
later service as Capt. Co. H 14th CT. Vols.
Privates: Mustered out Jul 31 1861 William Baldwin
Andrew J. Barnard later service Cpl Co. D 27th CT Vols
George w. Barnum
George Beebe
James A. Blake later service Sgt. Co. E 6th CT Vols
David Blodgett
Frederick Blodgett later service wagoneer Co e 6th CT Vols
Alexander Bloomfield later service Cpl Co B 1st Squad CT Vol. Cavalry
James Breckenridge
Arthur Byington
James Callahn later service Sgt 1st Ct Heavy Artillery
Edward Carroll
William Cary (Carey) later service Cpl Co. C 14 CT Vols
Henry Castle later service pvt Co. C 14th CT Vols
Patrick Claffee
Gustave DeBogue later service Sgt Co. C 6th CT Vols
Edward Dudley
Thomas Duffey
Redfield Duryea later service Adjutant 3rd CT Vols.
Sebastian Echter
Frank Edens later service 1st Sgt Co. E 8th CT Vols
Christopher Fick later service trooper 1st Squad CT Cavalry
Luther Gillett
Mason Grey
James C. Hazely
Charles N. Herring
Edward Hikox
Arthur Hitchcock later service pvt Co. I 14th CT Vols.
Amos Hotchkiss
Frank Howard later service Cpl. Co E 6th CT Vols.
Seth Hungerford later service Musician Co A 14 CT Vols
George Hunt
Silas Keeler later service Sgt. Co. E 8th CT Vols
John Kelly later service Sgt Co. C 1st CT Heavy Artillery
John Landigan later service pvt Co A 1st Squad CT Cavalry
John Lawson later service pvt Co. B !st Squad CT Cavalry
Henry Leonard
Joseph N. Lewin
Frank Long
Frederick Lord later service Sgt Co B !st Squad CT Cavalry
Robert Maine
Augustus Martinson later service 2nd Lt. Co B 1st Squad CT Cavalry
rchibald McCollum
Davide Miller
Fergus L. Mintie
David Mix later service Cpl Co. C 14th CT Vols
Philo Mix
Elford Nettleton
Ellsworth Norton later service pvt Co. B 1st Squad CT Cavalry
John Oneil Jr.
Charles Parker later service Sgt Co. I 16th CT Vols
David D. Pattell
Andrew Paul later service Sgt Co. E 6th CT Vols
Frank C. Peck
Birdsey Pickett later service Sgt. Co. C 14th CT Vols
Sylveter H. Platt
Julius Saxe later service Sgt Co E 6th CT Vols
Thomas Smedley
Joseph H. Somers
Edgar Sterling
Nathan Tomlinson later service Co I 20th CT Vols
Charles B. Vail
George Van Horn
Elijah White later service cpl Co C 8th CT Vols
Harrison Wilson
The regiment was commaded by Colonel Daniel Tyler and was under fire at Bull Run
