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A pencil identified image of Rollin C. Gale of the 60th New York.
Back marked Henry Ulke, Washington, DC. $100.00
Rollin Conkey Gale
Residence was not listed; 27 years old.
Enlisted on 9/24/1861 at Ogdensburgh, NY as a 2nd Lieutenant.
On 10/30/1861 he was commissioned into "I" Co. NY 60th Infantry
He was discharged for promotion on 8/25/1862
On 8/25/1862 he was commissioned into
US Volunteers Adjutant Genl Dept
He was Mustered Out on 9/19/1865
Promotions:
* 1st Lieut 10/30/1861 (1st Lieut & Adjutant)
* Capt 8/25/1862 (Captain & Asst Adjutant General)
Other Information:
born in Vermont
died 4/23/1882
NEW YORK
SIXTIETH INFANTRY
(Three Years)
Sixtieth Infantry.-Cols., William B. Hayward, George S. Greene,
William B. Goodrich, Abel Godard, Winslow M. Thomas, Lester S.
Wilson; Lieut.-Cols., William B. Goodrich, Charles R. Brundage,
John C. O. Reddington, Winslow M. Thomas, Lester S. Wilson, Abner
B. Shipman, Michael Nolan; Majs., Charles R. Brundage, Edward C.
James, Abel Godard, Winslow M. Thomas, Thomas Elliott, Abner B.
Shipman, Michael Nolan.
This regiment, the 1st St. Lawrence regiment, was organized at
Ogdensburg and there mustered into the U. S. service for three
years, on Oct. 30, 1861. It left for Washington on Nov. 4, was
stationed in that vicinity during the winter and was in Gen.
Dix's railroad brigade in the spring of 1862.
In June, 1862, the regiment was attached to the 2nd brigade, of
Sigel's division, Department of the Shenandoah and later to the
3d brigade, 2nd division, 2nd corps, Army of Virginia. It
participated in Gen. Pope's Virginia campaign and on Sept. 12,
was attached, with its brigade and division, to the 12th corps.
At Antietam, Col. Goodrich, commanding the brigade, was killed
and the regiment lost 22 in killed, wounded and missing. In
October it was assigned to the 2nd brigade, 2nd division of the
12th corps, posted at Harper's Ferry until December, and then
went into winter quarters at Stafford Court House, Va.
In the Chancellorsville movement the 12th corps led the advance
and the loss of the 60th regiment was 66. At Gettysburg the loss
was again heavy in the defense of Culp's hill. Moving southward
with the army as far as the Rappahannock, the regiment received
orders to join the forces in the West and arrived at Bridgeport,
Ala., the first week in October.
The 60th was present at the battle of Wauhatchie, Tenn., and in
the Chattanooga campaign. In Dec., 1863, a sufficiently large
proportion of the regiment reenlisted to secure its continuance
in the field as a veteran organization and became a part of the
3d brigade, 2nd division, 20th corps, with which it shared in the
Atlanta campaign, the march to the sea, and through the
Carolinas.
In June, 1865, the regiment received by transfer the veterans and
recruits of the 107th, 136th and 150th N. Y. infantry and was
assigned to the 3d brigade, Bartlett's division, 22nd corps, with
which it served until mustered out of the service at Alexandria,
Va., July 17, 1865. The loss of the command during the service
was 67 by death from wounds and 101 from other causes.
Source: The Union Army, Vol. 2, p. 94
Back marked Henry Ulke, Washington, DC. $100.00
Rollin Conkey Gale
Residence was not listed; 27 years old.
Enlisted on 9/24/1861 at Ogdensburgh, NY as a 2nd Lieutenant.
On 10/30/1861 he was commissioned into "I" Co. NY 60th Infantry
He was discharged for promotion on 8/25/1862
On 8/25/1862 he was commissioned into
US Volunteers Adjutant Genl Dept
He was Mustered Out on 9/19/1865
Promotions:
* 1st Lieut 10/30/1861 (1st Lieut & Adjutant)
* Capt 8/25/1862 (Captain & Asst Adjutant General)
Other Information:
born in Vermont
died 4/23/1882
NEW YORK
SIXTIETH INFANTRY
(Three Years)
Sixtieth Infantry.-Cols., William B. Hayward, George S. Greene,
William B. Goodrich, Abel Godard, Winslow M. Thomas, Lester S.
Wilson; Lieut.-Cols., William B. Goodrich, Charles R. Brundage,
John C. O. Reddington, Winslow M. Thomas, Lester S. Wilson, Abner
B. Shipman, Michael Nolan; Majs., Charles R. Brundage, Edward C.
James, Abel Godard, Winslow M. Thomas, Thomas Elliott, Abner B.
Shipman, Michael Nolan.
This regiment, the 1st St. Lawrence regiment, was organized at
Ogdensburg and there mustered into the U. S. service for three
years, on Oct. 30, 1861. It left for Washington on Nov. 4, was
stationed in that vicinity during the winter and was in Gen.
Dix's railroad brigade in the spring of 1862.
In June, 1862, the regiment was attached to the 2nd brigade, of
Sigel's division, Department of the Shenandoah and later to the
3d brigade, 2nd division, 2nd corps, Army of Virginia. It
participated in Gen. Pope's Virginia campaign and on Sept. 12,
was attached, with its brigade and division, to the 12th corps.
At Antietam, Col. Goodrich, commanding the brigade, was killed
and the regiment lost 22 in killed, wounded and missing. In
October it was assigned to the 2nd brigade, 2nd division of the
12th corps, posted at Harper's Ferry until December, and then
went into winter quarters at Stafford Court House, Va.
In the Chancellorsville movement the 12th corps led the advance
and the loss of the 60th regiment was 66. At Gettysburg the loss
was again heavy in the defense of Culp's hill. Moving southward
with the army as far as the Rappahannock, the regiment received
orders to join the forces in the West and arrived at Bridgeport,
Ala., the first week in October.
The 60th was present at the battle of Wauhatchie, Tenn., and in
the Chattanooga campaign. In Dec., 1863, a sufficiently large
proportion of the regiment reenlisted to secure its continuance
in the field as a veteran organization and became a part of the
3d brigade, 2nd division, 20th corps, with which it shared in the
Atlanta campaign, the march to the sea, and through the
Carolinas.
In June, 1865, the regiment received by transfer the veterans and
recruits of the 107th, 136th and 150th N. Y. infantry and was
assigned to the 3d brigade, Bartlett's division, 22nd corps, with
which it served until mustered out of the service at Alexandria,
Va., July 17, 1865. The loss of the command during the service
was 67 by death from wounds and 101 from other causes.
Source: The Union Army, Vol. 2, p. 94
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