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name CARSLEY,WILLIAM WRESIOENCE NEW BEDFORD.MA LAST KNOWN FAIRHAVEN.MA-1 894

TOWN CREDITED FAIRHAVEN.MA BIRTHPLACE

OCCUPATION CARPENTER DOB

MARITAL STATUS SINGLE AGE ENLISTED 21

5TH ON ROLLS 61 /12/03 to 64/10/03 SERVICE RECORD

5TH DATE ENLISTED 61/09/25

5TH DATE MUSTERED 61/12/03 3YRS

61/04/30 (E) 3d MASS INF Co "K"-3M061/05/06 (M)61/07/22 (MO)

5TH MUSTERED RANK PRIVATE

5TH PROMOTIONS

5TH REENLISTED NOTES

5TH BOUNTY

5TH MUSTERED OUT 64/10/03

• 5THM.0.TYPE ETS

•5TH M.O. LOCATION

5TH DUTIES

5TH KILLED IN PLACEACTION

5TH WOUNDED IN pLACEACTION

DEATH BY DISEASE

5TH M.B.A.

1894 VP

1894 RELIEF COMMITTEE

GAR POST AFF.

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ARTIFACTS

PHOTO IMAGE NO 12/94

DOD 96/04/04 WHERE NEW BEDFORD.MA BURIEL LOCATION

CAUSE OF DEATH "wounded while ramming charge brass piece

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CARSLEY, WILLIAM W.

(MSSMCW)Vol 1, page 161-3rd Mass. Inf. Co. "K" MV

Priv., Residence-Fairtiaven; carpenter; 21; single; enl. April30,1861; must May 6,1861; mustout July 22,1861.

(MSSMCW) Vol. V, page 401-5th Mass., Light Artillery

Priv., Residence-New Bedford; carpenter; 21; single; enl. September 25,1861; must. December3,1861*; must out October 3,1864 at Six Mile Station VA, expiration of service.

• must September 25,1861 (HoF) & (MV)

GPN unknown

PN William Carsleyb. 1800 (Rehobeth, MA)Sylvia T (wood)1804 (Fairhaven, MA) (MA)&(C50)m. November 27,1823 (New Bedford) (Ml)

(MV) & (MA) & (C50) & (HDS)

(MA)

(C50)

(W)

(MA)

DOB January, 1840

POB New Bedford. MA

SIB Elora b. 1829

George b. 1827Anna b. 1836

Rel unknown

WN Unknown

CN EdithS. b. 1868

Cora W. (andrews). b. 1870William J. b. 1880

OC Carpenter

PR Carsley, William

ADDlication# CertificateState

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(inv) 1888 Feb 13 639 837 436 860 MA

seved in the 3rd Mass. Inf., Co. K5th Mass. L. A. (NA)

RES Fairhaven MA (W) & (MA) & (HDS)

GAR unknown

CARSLEY, WILLIAM W.

DoDH July 5, 1896 (56yrs,6mths) (W) & (MA)

PoDH New Bedford, MA (HoFO & (MA)

RoDH Wound from firing cannon at ceebrationShock and hemorrhage (MA)

PoBU Fairhaven, MA (MA)

C50 Massachusetts Census, 1850C80 Federal census, 1880GAR Post # 3, William H. Bartlett, Taunton, MAHoF History of the Fifth, 1902HDS Historic data Systems, Duxbury, MA www.civilwardata.comMA Massachusetts Archives, Dorchester, MA deaths,

reel 463, page 165Ml Massachusetts marriage Index, 1633-1850MR Military Records, Waltham, MANA National Archives, Washington, DCW Will, Registry of deeds, Taunton, MA

CARSLEY, WILLIAM

FAIRHAVEN, MA

DATE of DEATH NAME SEX STATUS

AGE at

DEATH

CAUSE of

DEATH

July 5, 1896 William Carsley M W 56-6 Shock &

Hemorrage

RESIDENCE

WHERE

BORN

WHERE

DIED

WHERE

BURIED OCC

New Bedford, MA Fairhaven, MA New Bedford, MA Fairhaven, MA Shoe maker

FATHER'S

NAME

WHERE

BORN

MOTHER'S

NAME

WHERE

BORN

William Carsley Rehoboth, MA Sylviai T (wood) Carsley Fairhaven, MA

CARSLEY, WILLIAM

MASSACHUSETTS VOLUNTEERS.

Third Regiment Infantry, M. V. M.-(Thrcc jtfV»itfi«.;-Contlnucd.

NAME AND HANK.

Company K—Con.Francis L. Porter, 2il Lieut.,Asn Shaw, 1st Sergt.,.Hiram O. Tillson, Sergt., .Robert P. Morse, Sergt., .Lilian A. .Shaw, Sergt.,Klbridgo A. Maxim. Corp.,Charles M. Packard, Corp.,Kben A. Shaw, Corp-,Henry W. Winsley,Corp.,.Atwood, Eli, Jr.,Atwood, John S.,Bates, George K.,Battlcn, Otis L, .Benson, Jeremiah,Bent, Joseph, .Bcssc, lClisha O.,Bcssc, James W.,Booth, Charles It.,Buinpus, David P., .Bumpus, Hosea C, •Burgess, Howard, •_ •Carsley, William W.,.Caswell, Lcandcr WV,Chipmnn, George K., .Chuhbuck, Benjamin C, .Cobb, John M., . . •Coggeshall, Josiah W.,Crittenden, John P., .Davenport, John M., .Dunham, Joseph W.,.French, George II., .Gammons, George N.,Gifl'ord, Henry M., .Gould, lairing P.,Heath, George St.,Howland, George W., 3d, .JclTcrson, Martin I"., .Lusoomb, George G., .McParlin, Ucnry L., .Morse, I.ovcnS.,Murdock, Charles C., .Phinncy, Sylvester 0.,Fhinncy, William W.,Raymond,William I(.,Roimscville, William H-, .Byan, James,Sampson, Thomas W.,Sanborn, John D.,Scavcr, Joseph N.,Shaw, George II.,Shaw, Jonathan W., .Sherman, Joseph S., .Shuttles; Scth H., .Stringer, James II., .Stringer, Joseph,Tillsmi, Hiram B.,Tinliham, Joseph W.,.Trim), Stephen T.,Vales, Isaac B., . . •White, Henry, .

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Fifth JUittcrg Light Artillery, M. V.-(Tln-rc IVf/ra^-Continucd.

SAUL AMI HANK.

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deceased, which may be in said Commonwealth. When you have performed that service, youwill deliver this order, with your doings in pursuance thereof, to..

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Residence Fairhaven MA; a 21 year-old Carpenter.

Enlisted on 4/30/61 as a Private.

On 5/6/61 he mustered into "X" Co. MA 3rd InfantryHe was Mustered Out on 7/22/61

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Residence New Bedford MA; a 21 year-old Carpenter.

Enlisted on 9/25/61 as a Private.

On 12/3/61 he mustered into MA 5th Light ArtilleryHe was Mustered Out on 10/3/64

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Population in 1860: 3,118

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Enlisted/Commissioned 193 Killed or Mortally Wounded. 6

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Population in I860: 22,300

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Enlisted/Commissioned: 1,582 Killed or Mortally Wounded: 72

Drafted: 41 Died as POW:

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HISTORICAL DATA, COUNTIES in MASSACHUSETTS

NEW BEDFORD, Bristol CountyIncorporated as a town by State 1786, c60Incorporated as a city by State 1847, c 60

1787 Feb. 23 Incorporated as a town, from part of Dartmouth.Part established as Fairhaven.Bounds between New Bedford and Dartmouth established.

Part of Dartmouth annexed.

Incorporated as a city.Part of Acushnet annexed.

Part of Dartmouth annexed

Archaic Names of the MunicipalityAcushena, Acushnet

Section/Village Names:Acushnet Station, Belleville, Cannonville,, Clark's Point, Clifford, Germantown,Howland Village, Jesserville, Keenersonville, Mount Pleasant Station, North End,Plainville, Rockdale, Shawmut, South End, Winterville.

1812 Feb. 22

1831 Feb. 19

1845 Mar. 20

1847 Mar. g

1875 Apr. 9

1888 May 3

FIFTH MASS. BATTERY. 79

Patrick Walsh New Bedford, Mass.James A. Tripp New Bedford, Mass.John G. Sanford New Bedford, Mass.Robert Miller New Bedford, Mass.Michael Dugan New Bedford, Mass.Alexander Moore New Bedford, Mass.Henry D. Crapo New Bedford, Mass.Andrew W. Almy Fairhaven, Mass.Francis Carson New Bedford, Mass.John Agen New Bedford, Mass.Benjamin T. Burt Fall River, Mass.James Winters, Bugler New Bedford, Mass.William W. Carsley New Bedford, Mass.Albion K. P. Haydcn New Bedford, Mass.George S. Manchester New Bedford, Mass.Jacob Peacock New Bedford, Mass.Charles C. Wccdcn New Bedford, Mass.Joseph W. Clarke New Bedford, Mass.Thomas Higgins New Bedford, Mass.James Neild New Bedford, Mass.Elisha J. Gibbs New Bedford, Mass.Charles A. Clark New Bedford, Mass.James Kay New Bedford, Mass.Benjamin Graham New Bedford, Mass.Benjamin F. Smith New Bedford, Mass.John Waddington New Bedford, Mass.Edwin J. Butler New Bedford, Mass.Thomas Carney New Bedford, Mass.William Pinder New Bedford, Mass.James T. Shepard New Bedford, Mass.Joseph Hall New Bedford, Mass.John E. Dyer New Bedford, Mass.Edward T. Wilson 2d New Bedford, Mass.Edward W. West Fairhaven, Mass.Philip T. Quillin Fairhaven, Mass.William H. Dunham •.Fairhaven, Mass.

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BOX FROM HOME.

Monday Feb. 3, 1862. At 12 o'clock word came intothe tent that the team had come with boxes from the express office. Went out and found Harry Simonds with theDetachment. He showed me the box. I carried it to hisquarters and opened it. I received four immense pics, twosplendid cakes, tea, coffee, sugar, pop corn, papers etc.

Wednesday Feb. 5th. Most of the Detachments had adrill on their guns. The order was in the morning,'Empty beds!' In the afternoon the straw came, but itwas wet and damp, so I could not fill my bed. and I had toturn in on the ground. n „ . .,

Thursday Feb. 6. Went out at 'A past 6 to Roll Call.Before we were dismissed to our quarters we were orderedto appear at 10 o'clock in full uniform with side arms:horses hitched in and cannoneers mounted, but a hail stormcame up at 8 o'clock, and it has continued to rain, snow,and hail about all day.

Friday Feb. 7. All of the men besides myself exceptone filled their beds with the damp straw, the consequencewas' they all got cold, while Carsley and myself are well.After breakfast we were ordered to appear at 10 o'clock mfull uniform with side arms, for the Review. The drivershitched in their horses at 10, and at $4 past the cannoneerswere on the boxes. It was a splendid sight. Went throughthe drill of -Mounting and Dismounting,' and at IIo'clock, the gun Detachments were dismissed to their quarters, and the drivers had to turn out for Riding drill. Theyreturned at K- past 12, looking muddy enough.

Sunday, Feb. 9, 1862. The men were called into line atn o'clock for divine service. After singing two or threetunes, and reading a chapter in the Bible.-Matthew 4thchapter.—we were dismissed.

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by a ricochet shot, the terrible enfilading lire we were under,and the charge made by the Battery from the rifle pitsacross an open field to a position not over five hundredyards from the enemy's position or earthworks, is my remembrance of this fight."

NOTES OF PRIVATE WM. II. DUNHAM, MARCH

29. 1901.

"On June 3d, 1864, occurred one of the most daringthings of the war. the charge of the 5th Mass. Battery.This was the first instance ever known of any battery making a charge unprotected by infantry. The position of therebel battery was such that it was able to annoy our infantry, without receiving any check. General Griffin saw thatif a battery could advance to a knoll within 400 yards ofthem, the advantage would then he ours. He came toCaptain Phillips and said. 'Dare you take your batteryto yonder knoll?'

Captain Phillips answered,—'I dare take my men anywhere.'General-Griffin then said: '1 want a battery on that knoll,

but I do not order you there.'However, orders were immediately given by Captain

Phillips.I, as No. 1, took my sponge staff and bucket, William

Carsley as No. 2, a round of ammunition, and so on. Theorder was then given,—

'Limber to the front, double quick. March!'We started in on the yell under a heavy fire. The I4t'i

New York were in our rear, they told us they did not expect to see a man or horse standing.

As soon as we came in battery, there was rapid workuntil the rebels were silenced. Our only casually was theloss of Comrade W. H. H. Laphani. who was killed duringthe charge in the open field.

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Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic.In 189., again at "Young's" October 7th, when I pre

sented the members with a reproduction of a photograph ofCaptain C. A. Phillips, 1had struck off for the occasion.

The Twentv-Second Annual Reunion was held at NewBedford August 9th, .892. Clambake dinner at FortPhoenix, Fairhaven, at one p. m, and supper and businessmeeting at New Bedford. After the clambake we werephotographed in a group.

DEATH OF LIEUT. PAGE.

After the war closed Lieut. Mason W, Page pursuedvarious avocations in Cleveland. Ohio, New Bedford andLynn, Mass.. where he died September 29, 1893- "« 1Sburied in Oak Grove Cemetery. New Bedford.

1did not attend the reunion in .894. which was held atSalem Willows, Salem, on Wednesday. Aug. 22d. NearlySo members were present. Captain George D. Allen otMaiden was elected President; John S. Doane of Bostonfirst Vice President. Win. W. Carsley. Fairhaven, secondVice President. George L. Newton. Weymouth, Secretary,Thomas 1-. Chase. Boston, Treasurer. Executive Commit-tee 1 \ Wood. Edward T. Wilson, and George L. Newton.' Relief Committee Jan.es H. Saxon, W. W. Carsley.John S. Doane and George L~. Newton.' The Relief Committee was instructed to decorate the.raves of deceased members, and it was voted to allowbrothers and sons of deceased members to become honorarymembers. ,, . ,

The reunion of .895. was held at New Bedford August->8th. 44 members being present. Speeches were made byCapt. John B. Hyde, Capt. Henry D. Scott. Jonas Shack-lev Benjamin Story. Hon. Rufus A. Soule brother of

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Henry W. Soule, Wm. F. Nye brother of Lieut. EphraimB. Nye. Frank A. Milliken and myself. Mr. Nye wassutler of the Battery and entertained us. Judge Millikenwas elected associate member. His brother Albert F.Milliken was the first one killed.

^The oldest member present was Stephen Townsend ofFall River aged 71,'the youngest was Wm. II. Dunham ofFairhaven aged 52. The only death of the year wasMichael Hewitt of Newton. Officers elected were Capt.John B. Hyde, President, John F. Murray and J. AugustusWood Vice Presidents. Thomas E. Chase Treasurer andGeo. L. Newton, Secretary. The Executive Committeewere J. S. Doane. W. A. Waugh. William Reynolds, andGeo. L. Newton.

The Twenty-Sixth Annual Reunion took place onWednesday Oct. 7, 1896. at Young's Hotel. I was at thattime at Kohala on the large island of Hawaii, where I wentwith Attorney General Smith. John F. Murrav was clec.edI res.dent. John E. Dyer and W. A. Waugh Vice Presidents. Thomas E. Chase Treasurer and Geo. L. NewtonSecretary. The Executive Committee were E. T. Wilson,Geo. H. Chadwick and J. Augustus Wood.

In a postscript of a letter to me written by Mr Geo LNewton of Weymouth, Jany 4, ,897. he said with reference to the losses by death and the next reunion--"Wemissed you at our annual reunion. 1learned bv the pressafterward that you were out of the country. We have lostby death the last year five members, as follows :-SerjJtWn,. B Pattison. Wm. W. Carsley (Carsley died in NewBedford. July 4. .896. from a frightful wound receivedWhile ramming in the charge of one of the brass field pieces-previously mentioned as owned by that citv-for firingthe noonday salute. He was taken ,0 the hospital and diedma few hours). Joseph Whitcher, Leonard Luther and

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