| George E. Ashton | of Manchester |
| Charles Anderson | Private, mustered Dec. 28, 1863. transferred from Co. I, 13th NH Reg. March 13, 1864. see Co. I, 13th NH Reg. |
| David Austen | In US Navy May, 861, and served on schooner "Wanderer." Dis- charged June, 1862. Re-enlisted Aug. 30, 1864. served on board "Colorado" in South Carolina, afterwards on board schooner "Hope" at Fort Sumter, raising sunken vessels. Discharged September, 1865. |
| Daniel Plumer Avery | In US Navy, was on board the "Cumberland," witnessed the battle of the "Merrimack" and "Monitor." Re-enlisted private, Co. H., 9th Reg�t. Mustered Aug. 21, 1862. Deserted at Antietam Sept. 17, 1862, when ordered to assist in conveying Col. Titus from the field. Re-enlisted for two years in Gibbs (Mass.) Battery. After a year came home on a furlough, and was advertised to lecture in a school-house in Rochester, where he was arrested as a deserter. Was allowed to return to his Regiment. Served in the "Red River Expedition" where he is supposed to have died, as he has not since been heard from. |
| Hugh R. Barnard | of Bedford; clerk, monitor "Catskill." |
| Gershom H. Horne | Private, Mustered Aug. 14, 1863. Transferred from 5th NH Company E April 21, 1864. |
| George E. Belknap | Lieutenant Commander, b. Newport NH 1832; d. Key West, FL 1903 |
| Joseph Bamford | Private, Co. I, 15th Reg�t. Mustered Oct. 14, 1862. Mustered out Aug. 13, 1863. on ship "Albatross." Substitute for Geo. H. Rogers. Mustered Aug. 30, 1864 |
| Robert Bennett | Substitute for S.F. McDuffee. Mustered Jan. 5, 1865, for three years in Navy |
| Samuel L. Beverly | of Hudson |
| John H. Clark | of Amherst |
| John M. Contalow | of Manchester |
| Henry A. Fletcher | of Amherst |
| Charles Chanpney | of Amherst |
| Jefferson C. Dunbar | First Sergeant, enlisted May 13, 1861, age 27; claimed residence Hampton; credited Bradford, MA; enlisted US Navy Reg.: discharged July 13 1867; died Hampton, NH, Dec 4 1900. |
| Peter Dowd | of Manchester |
| Nelson D. Gould | of Amherst |
| Micheal Harney | of Hudson |
| James Hayes | of Manchester |
| Mason Foster | of Sullivan; son of Ephraim, born in the old Muzzy house, that stood where the parsonage stands, was in the U. S. Navy; served as a landsman on the U. S. Ships, Ohio, Princeton, and Mohican; re-enlisted and served as paymaster's steward on the U. S. S. Newbern. Resided. Pittsfield, Ill. after the war. |
| Morton Ingalls | of Mason |
| Walter Lee | of Manchester |
| Robert Littlefield | Private, enlisted Enfield, NH Oct 15 1863, age 24; claimed residence Wells; transfered Navy Reg. UN discharged New York, NY, Receiving Ship Aug 7 1865. |
| William Miller | Private, enlisted Aug 19, 1863 age 23 unit unknown at this time; transfered Navy Reg. UN; discharged Philadelphia, PA. Aug 21 1865; last reported residence Brooklyn, NY. |
| Patrick Moran | of Amherst |
| Rufus Osgood Mason | Surgeon; of Sullivan; a graduate of Dartmouth College, class of 1854; A. M. from same institution; M. D., College of Physicians and Surgeons of New York, N. Y., 1859; appointed acting assistant surgeon in the Navy of the U. S., Oct. 21, 1861; served on the U. S. ship, "Santiago de Cuba"; resigned, Feb. 2, 1864. He became a prominent physician in the city of New York and died there, May 11, 1903. |
| George Hamilton Perkins | Captain |
| Silas A. Riddle | of Bedford; clerk, US Steamers "Calhoun" and "Carrabossett." |
| T. J. Rollins | Captain, of Bedford; acting master steamer "Saco." |
| Joel L. Sanborn | |
| Thomas M. Senter | of Hudson; enlisted for two years June 1862, re-enlisted for two years February 27, 1865. |
| James H. Shaw | of Hudson; enlisted April 19, 1863, and was honorably discharged April 19, 1865. |
| James Smith | of Manchester |
| Patrick Sullivan | of Mont Vernon |
| James K. Thornton | Executive Officer |
| Joseph W. Wallace | |
| Edward Williams | of Mont Vernon |
| George N. Wheeler | of Amherst |
| Josiah G. Woodbury | of Bedford; A.A. paymaster, killed on board monitor "Catskill" August 19, 1864, by a shot from Fort Wagner, while bombarding Charleston, SC, his remians were brought to Bedford and interred with Masonic honors. |