When was it published?

November 15, 1862 in New Hampshire Statesman

Domestic News November 15, 1862

New Hampshire Statesman

Q: What entities or persons were involved?

A. Kingsbury, George Cotton, David Shaw, Oscar F. Horn, Fred. C. Lawrence, Thomas J. Priest, A. W. Pease, Joseph E. Dalton, Horatio D. Hobbs, Henry Titcomb, David W. Boutelle, Charles A. Hammond, Albert H. Tuttle, John C. Palmer, Henry E. Sias, Samuel P. Bancroft, J. C. Ayer, F. Goodwin, Harrison F. Roberts, W. D. Moores

Q: What keywords are associated?

Hospital Reports, Thirteenth Regiment, Soldier Illnesses, Civil War Hospitals

Concord, Merrimack County, New Hampshire

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What is this article about?

Hospital reports detail conditions of New Hampshire soldiers from the 13th Regiment admitted to D.C. hospitals on Nov. 29, including fevers, rheumatism, and other ailments; some improving or discharged.

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CARVER HOSPITAL, additional. A. Kingsbury, C, 9, Littleton; fever. George Cotton, D, 4, Laconia; fever; paroled. David Shaw, I, 12, Meredith; rheumatism. Oscar F. Horn, K, 12, Wolfborough; diarrhoea. Fred. C. Lawrence, F, 6, Fitzwilliam; kidney complaint. Thomas J. Priest, H, 9, Lisbon; diarrhoea. A. W. Pease, H, 9, Rochester; typhoid fever. Joseph E. Dalton, H, 12, Gilmanton; rheumatism. Horatio D. Hobbs, North-Hampton; diarrhoea.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE HOSPITAL, additional. Henry Titcomb, Pelham; lung difficulty; better. David W. Boutelle, Antrim; limbs paralysed from exposure in drenching storm on picket duty; no better. Charles A. Hammond, Ossipee; came to hospital with dangerous typhoid fever; good treatment is raising him up. Albert H. Tuttle, Nottingham; badly afflicted with kidney and liver difficulties. Mr. Prescott will see to him carefully, and, when desirable, procure his discharge. John C. Palmer and Henry E. Sias are in this hospital, but were out when Mr. Prescott called. Samuel P. Bancroft; gone home on furlough. J. C. Ayer; sent to Baltimore.

All the above are from the Thirteenth Regiment, and were brought to the hospital on the 29th ult.

ALOYSIUS HOSPITAL, additional. F. Goodwin, So. Berwick, Maine, D. 9: deserted from hospital. Harrison F. Roberts, Farmington; debility. W. D. Moores, Concord: sun-struck.

What sub-type of article is it?

Military Disease Or Epidemic

What keywords are associated?

Hospital Reports Thirteenth Regiment Soldier Illnesses Civil War Hospitals

What entities or persons were involved?

A. Kingsbury George Cotton David Shaw Oscar F. Horn Fred. C. Lawrence Thomas J. Priest A. W. Pease Joseph E. Dalton Horatio D. Hobbs Henry Titcomb David W. Boutelle Charles A. Hammond Albert H. Tuttle John C. Palmer Henry E. Sias Samuel P. Bancroft J. C. Ayer F. Goodwin Harrison F. Roberts W. D. Moores

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Event Date

29th Ult.

Key Persons

A. Kingsbury George Cotton David Shaw Oscar F. Horn Fred. C. Lawrence Thomas J. Priest A. W. Pease Joseph E. Dalton Horatio D. Hobbs Henry Titcomb David W. Boutelle Charles A. Hammond Albert H. Tuttle John C. Palmer Henry E. Sias Samuel P. Bancroft J. C. Ayer F. Goodwin Harrison F. Roberts W. D. Moores

Outcome

various conditions including fever, rheumatism, diarrhoea, kidney complaint, typhoid fever, lung difficulty, paralysis, debility, sun-struck; some improving, one paroled, one deserted, one on furlough, one sent to baltimore.

Event Details

Hospital reports for soldiers from the Thirteenth Regiment admitted on the 29th ult. to Carver Hospital, Columbia College Hospital, and Aloysius Hospital, listing names, companies, origins, and medical conditions.