Civil War

Book - History of the Thirty-Sixth Regiment Mass Volunteers 1862-1865

Committee of the Regiment, History of the Thirty-sixth Regiment, Mass Volunteers, 1862-1865, Press of Rockwell and Churchill, Boston, 1884.
Inside front page list of Warwick soldiers in the 36 Mass Reg:
Alexander Cooper, pg 363, 214, Sylvester T. Underwood, pg 363, Jesse F.Bridge, pg 364, George B. Cobb, pg 364, John Farnsworth, pg 365, Ebenezer Goodwin, pg 365, Alfred C. Houghton, pg 366, Lafayette Nelson, pg 367, Amos A. Taylor, pg 367, Joseph A.Williams, pg 368,159, Joseph D. Putnam, pg 379, Franklin Pierce, pg 350. All above company G except Putnam, Co. K and Pierce Co. D

(temporarily on exhibit in room 1a, glass-topped display cabinet)

Year (or year range)
1862-1865
Approximate era
1851-1900

Book - The Fifth Regiment Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry

Roe, Alfred S., A Veteran of the Civil War. The Fifth Regiment Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry in its Three Tours of Duty 1861, 1862-'63, 1864. Published by the Fifth Regiment Veteran Association. Worcester: The Blanchard Press, 1911.
William H. Lawrence of Warwick enlisted in Company E from Cambridge. Color Sergeant killed at Bull Run (Page 77)

Year (or year range)
1861-1864
Approximate era
1851-1900
Donated by
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Donation date
1911-07-19

Book - A Brave Black Regiment, History of the Fifty-Fourth Regiment of Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry 1863-1865

Emilio, Luis F. History of the Fifty-Fourth Regiment of Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry, 1863-1865 James Island, Fort Wagner, Charleston, Olustee, Honey Hill. Second Edition Enlarged, Revised and Corrected, with Appendix Upon Treatment of Colored Prisoners of War. Boston: The Boston Book Company, 1894.

Year (or year range)
1863-1865
Approximate era
1851-1900
Donated by
Hon. William M. Olin
Donation date
1894-04-04

Book - History and Complete Roster of the Mass. Regiments

Nason, George, History and Complete Roster of the Mass. Regiments, Minute Men of '61 who responded to the First Call of President Abraham Lincoln, April 15, 1861, to defend the Flag and Constitution of the United States, together with photographs and biographical sketches of Minute Men of Mass
Smith & McCance, Boston, Mass, 1910

Year (or year range)
1861
Approximate era
don't know
Donated by
Sec of Commonwealtlh
Donation date
1910-11-05