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+====== Miscellaneous Unit Postings in Howard County, 1861-1865 ======
 ca. 7/1/1861 - **6th Massachusetts Infantry**. "I was in the detail of seargent Abbott and we pitched our tent on the RR about one mile from the village known as "Jessups" - and patrolled the track for two miles toward Washington - until we came to the detail next on our right. Many a night I paced over the cross-ties feeling very lonely..." - “Military Waif: A Sidelight on the Baltimore Riot of 19 April 1861”. //Maryland Historical Magazine//, 1994.
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 /17/1862 - **109th New York** - "The guards were posted and the balance of our company bivouacked that night in an old barrack at Savage Switch...we again pitched our tents on the right bank of the Potuxent river. Said river is a small, sluggish, muddy stream, spanned at this point by a substantial iron bridge at an elevation of from 30 to 35 feet." - //Broome Republican//, 12/17/1862
+ca. 4/1863 - **109th New York** - "William H. Ellis told his side of the story (or at least his side of a part of the story) in 1911. He stated then that, while he was stationed at Beltsville, Md., he Was taken sick and was treated in an old Church, used as a Hospital, for Black Measles. That owing to [his] sickness and enfeebled condition, he obtained permission to return to his home. That [he] returned to his home and owing to his continued illness was unable to return to the Army. That he was sick for upwards of three years and has never fully recovered." - http://www.angelfire.com/ny4/djw/civilwar.whhellis.html
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 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad-Monocacy Junction: One hundred and ninety-fifth Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers, Colonel J. W. Fisher; one section Battery H, Third Pennsylvania Artillery, Lieutenant W. M. Runkel; Company B, First Delaware Cavalry, Captain Caleb Churchman. Monrovia: Eleventh Maryland Infantry, Colonel William T. Landstreet; Companies E, F, G, and headquarters First Delaware Cavalry, Lieutenant Colonel N. B. Knight. Mount Airy: Companies A, B, E, and headquarters **Twelfth Maryland Infantry**, Lieutenant Colonel J. L. Bishop. Hood's Mills: Companies D and C, **Twelfth Maryland Infantry**, Captain L. M. Haverstick. Elysville: Company G, **Ninety-third Regiment New York State National Guard**, Captain J. O. Gentleman. Annapolis Junction: Company E, **Ninety-third Regiment New York State National Guard**, Captain H. P. Franklin. Relay House: Companies B, C, D, H, and K, and headquarters **Ninety-third New York State National Guard**, Colonel W. R. W. Chambers; two sections Battery H, **Third Pennsylvania Artillery**, Captain W. D. Rank. Fort Dix: Companies C, F, I, K, and headquarters **First Eastern Shore Maryland Volunteers**, Major John R. Keene; detachment **Eighth and Ninth New York Heavy Artillery**, Lieutenant W. H. Courtney...." - War of the Rebellion: Serial 091 Page 0117 Chapter LV. CORRESPONDENCE, ETC.-UNION.
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