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Civil War Records of Lucius D. Wilson

Grand Army of the Republic
Isaac Davis Post No. 138

Personal War Sketch for Lucius D. Wilson

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Comrade Lucius D. Wilson
Who was born the
eleventh
day of
November
A.D. 1839
in
Mansfield County of Tolland
State of Connecticut

At Hartford, Conn., on the nineteenth of April,1861, I first entered the service as private, in Co. B. 1st Reg't Conn. Vols and at the close of the war my rank was that of a Sergeant.

 

At the expiration of a time of service, I was first discharged on July 31st, 1861 at New Haven, Conn.

 

I again enlisted and was finally discharged at Beaufort, S.C. on Dec. 11, 1862 having achieved at that time a Surgeon's Certificate of Disability.

 

The first battle I was engaged in took place at "Bull Run".

 

O.S. Furman, S.D. Bennett and B. Robinson were among my most intimate comrades while in the army.

 

I consider the Siege of Pulaski, Ga. to be the most important event of my army life.

 

I Certify that the Sketch of my War service as above written is true as
I verily believe  
Date Signed
We certify that Comrade Lucius D. Wilson
Joined Isaac Davis
Post No. 138 Department of Massachusetts G.A.R. Apr.13, 1887
Held Offices of
Chaplin in 1888
F.H. Stevens
H.R. Knowlton
Adjutant
Commander