Anderson Zouaves Research
Twentieth Ward Boys in Blue [31 August 1876]
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Anderson Zouaves Research Twentieth Ward Boys in Blue [31 August 1876]
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An
adjourned meeting of the Twentieth Ward Boys in Blue was held last night at No.
265 Cumberland street. Captain W. P. WILD, the Secretary, read the minutes of
the previous meeting, announcing that twenty-six names had been handed in and
enrolled as members. The minutes being approved, the president invited all
those who were present, but who had not enrolled, to proffer their names.
Thereupon the following gentlemen handed in their names, the regiments or other
branches of the military service to which they had been attached during the
Rebellion, and their places of residence; Jefferson
PARTINGALL, Third L.A.N.Y.V., 185 Park avenue William
YOUNG, One Hundred and Forty-fifth N.Y.V. 76 Clermont avenue Alonzo
NASH, 48 Clermont avenue William
BYRNE, 281 Adelphia street James
NORTON, 26 Clermont avenue Henry D.
FERRIER, 68 Carlton avenue and J. H.
RICKETSON, 62 North Oxford street, all of the United States Navy; Jones G.
HYER, Fourteenth N.Y.V., 143 Vanderbilt avenue Edward
McCLEER, Fourteenth N.Y.V., 94 North Oxford street F. A.
ROSE, One Hundred and Fifth-eight N.Y.V., 143 Vanderbilt avenue Thomas
WINSLOW, Ninth maine, 156 Cartlon avenue Thomas
SHIELDS, Sixty-second N.Y.V., 379 Adelphia street John
GUTHRIE, Sixty-second N.Y.V., 76 Carlton avenue James E.
SMITH, U.S.N., 84 Carlton avenue James
BEITH, Fifty-second, N.Y.V., 205 park avenue D. B.
CHURCHILL, Third R.I. Artillery, 99 Clinton avenue T.H.W.
LISCOMB, One Hundred and Fiftieth N.Y.V., 97 Adelphia street Granville
BALL, Thirteenth N.Y.V. and Eight Mass, 43 North Portland avenue James
DeCARDY, U.S.N., 205 Park avenue. Brooklyn
Daily Union, Thursday, August
31, 1876. Anderson
Zouaves Newspaper Clippings. Contributed by J.
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