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12th Maine Infantry Regiment

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445: 134: 126: 776: 142: 764:"The oddest pets we have yet seen were two bears, which the 12th Maine regiment of the 19th Corps, led through the city recently. These bears were brought all the way from Louisiana, and have been in several fights. They have become perfectly tame and tractable, and march along at the head of the band, with an air that indicates they feel themselves veteran soldiers of the bruin order, and that they have a character to sustain." 238:, has been captured without resistance and is now garrisoned by our forces. The expedition consisted of a portion of the Maine Twelfth, the Connecticut Ninth, two battalions from the convalescent camp of the Thirteenth Corps, the Massachusetts Fifteenth battery, battery of the United States artillery and a company of the Louisiana Second cavalry, the whole under the command of Col. Kimrall, of the Maine Twelfth. 248:
The great Union mass meeting was held here the same night at the St. Charles Theatre, which was crowded from pit to dome, including a large number of planters from up and down the river. Speeches were made by Messrs. Flandres, L. Madison Day, and
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Shepley also reported, "I have abandoned every other thought and pursuit, and have embarked in this movement all my hopes energies and efforts and, if need be my fortune and my life."
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The regiment lost 3 officers and 49 enlisted men killed in action or died of wounds. 2 officers and 237 died of disease for a total of 291 fatalities from all causes.
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Maine in the war for the union: a history of the part borne by Maine troops in the suppression of the American rebellion
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to report that he expected the new 12th Maine Regiment to be filled soon "with the very best men in the State."
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DEPARTMENT OF THE GULF.; Capture of the Town of Madisonville--The Eighth of January--Cotton and Sugar.
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February–March β€” Six new Companies organized for one year service and assigned as E, F, G, H, I, K.
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November 19 β€” Non-Veterans left front. Veterans consolidated to a Battalion of four Companies.
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The 12th Maine Regiment, formed in November 1861, was one of the 10 regiments Major General
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January β€” Attached to 2nd Brigade, 4th Division, 19th Army Corps, Dept. Gulf
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February 12 β€” Arrived Ship Island. Attached to Butler's Expeditionary Corps.
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March β€” Attached to 1st Brigade. 1st Division, 10th Army Corps, Army Ohio
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February β€” Attached to 1st Brigade, 2nd Division, 19th Corps, Dept. Gulf
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The 8th of January was observed by a salute at meridian by order of
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April–June 16 β€” Veterans on furlough, Non-Veterans at Camp Parapet
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August 12 β€” Moved to New Orleans, then to Ship Island, Mississippi
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and attached to District of Savannah, Georgia, Dept. of the South
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February–March β€” Companies E, F, G, H, I, & K mustered out
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April 13 β€” Porter's and McWilliams' Plantation at Indian Head
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November 24 β€” Unit left Maine for Camp Stevens, Massachusetts
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Mascots in the XIX Corps, Sheridan’s Army of the Shenandoah
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The regiment was discharged from service on April 18, 1866.
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Whitman, William Edward Seaver and Charles Henry True.
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May 27 β€” Veterans returned from Portland to New Orleans
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Military units and formations disestablished in 1866
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Col. and Adjutant Edward Ilsley of 416:June 14 β€” Second Assault on Port Hudson 666:Quartermaster Horatio Jose of Portland 582:December 7 β€” Non-Veterans mustered out 15: 948:The Civil War in the East: 12th Maine 533:Sheridan's Shenandoah Valley Campaign 201:On October 1, 1861, Shepley wrote to 7: 851:Stephen Hawks. Civil War In The East 27:November 16, 1862, to April 18, 1866 468:January 7 β€” Capture of Madisonville 404:May 21–24 β€” Advance on Port Hudson 14: 471:March 11 β€” Ordered to New Orleans 426:July 9 β€” Surrender of Port Hudson 398:April 20–May 20 β€” Advance to the 377:. Operations in Western Louisiana 774: 704:Capt. George A. Chadwell (Co. B) 573:October 20 β€” Duty at Cedar Creek 367:March 7–27 β€” Operations against 983:1866 disestablishments in Maine 795:Maine in the American Civil War 648:Lt. Col. William K. Kimball of 413:May 27 β€” Assault on Port Hudson 907:Bethel, Maine: A Brief History 1: 790:List of Maine Civil War units 714:1st Lt. Horatio Hight (Co. 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George Washburn of 675:Chaplain Joseph Colby of 500:Bermuda Hundred, Virginia 435:October β€” At Camp Parapet 332:(Companies C, D, & F) 330:Expedition to Ponchatoula 102: 99: 633:Field and staff officers 541:Middle Military Division 429:July 13 β€” Donaldsonville 299:Ship Island, Mississippi 78:Valley Campaigns of 1864 904:Howe, Stanley Russell. 717:Capt. Elisha Winter of 576:November 9 β€” At Opequon 531:August 7–November 28 β€” 347:November 19 β€” Moved to 234:, on the other side of 215:Accounts of engagements 190:a Democrat and a noted 724:Capt. 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Index

United States
Union
Infantry
Siege of Port Hudson
Battle of Opequon
Battle of Cedar Creek
Valley Campaigns of 1864
11th Maine Infantry Regiment
13th Maine Infantry Regiment



infantry
regiment
Union Army
American Civil War
Benjamin F. Butler
Massachusetts
George F. Shepley
Portland
Maine
Maine Governor
Israel Washburn Jr.
The New York Times
Madisonville, La.
Lake Pontchartrain
Gen. Banks
Thos. J. Durant
Portland
Camp Chase

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