Connecticut 8th Volunteer Regiment contained 18 Wethersfield men including Chaplain John Morris who later co-authored a book on the war. Their fiercest fighting was at Antietam where Morris was said to have picked up a gun in the heat of the battle and at Cold Harbor where 2 Wethersfield men were killed and one was wounded.
Name / Date Enlisted / Unit / Date Out / Reason Out / Comment
- Barton, James 11/21/64 Company A 6/9/65 Deserted
- Clarkson, John 11/21/64 Company D 4/14/65 Deserted
- Clifford, John 11/18/64 Company D 12/8/68 Deserted
- Crowe, Patrick 7/21/64 Company D 12/6/65 M.O.
- Kelley, Michael 9/3/63 Company C 5/7/64 W.D.
- Kergresser, John L. 9/3/63 Company A 5/7/64 W.D. Waltham Junction, VA Deserted 2/7/65
- Lewis, George 2/20/64 Company D Disc. 3/9/64
- Linemeyer, Frederick 9/4/63 Company F 9/29/64 Deserted
- Long, William 2/20/64 Company B Killed 6/2/64 - Cold Harbor
- Morgan, Guy S. 9/25/61 Company A Trans. Form 3rd Disc. 2/4/63?
- Morris, John M. 4/26/62 9/29/63 Res. Chaplin
- Moor, James 9/9/63 Company I Deserted 10/7/63
- Phelan, John 3/17/64 Company A Killed 6/9/64 - Cold Harbor
- Simpson, David 9/5/63 Company F? Trans. To Navy 5/3/64
- Smith, John 9/5/63 Company F? W.D. Cold Harbor 6/3//64 Deserted 8/17/64
- Snyder, Joel 8/28/64 Company A Disc. 10/20/65
- Wales, Francis 9/1/63 Company D Shot for desertion 9/9/63
- Williams, Michael 11/19/64 Company I Deserted 6/17/65
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