Doctor Tarbell and Mary Conant papers, 1864-1881, bulk 1864-1865.

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Doctor Tarbell and Mary Conant papers, 1864-1881, bulk 1864-1865.

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This collection consists of 113 letters, written primarily between Union soldier Doctor Tarbell and his fianceĢe and later wife, Mary Lucy Conant. Doctor served as a Sergeant in New York's 32nd Infantry, Co. A, and as a Lieutenant, Captain, and Brevet Major in the Commissary Regiment, U.S. Volunteers.

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Tarbell, Doctor, 1838-1895.

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Tarbell, Doctor Rank : Maj. Regiment : 32nd New York Infantry Regiment. Co. A (1861-1863) Service : 1861 May 1-1865 July 27 Doctor Tarbell (1838-1895) was born in Groton, New York, to Thomas B. Tarbell and Lydia Miller. On May 1, 1861, he enlisted as a sergeant in the New York 32nd Infantry, Company A. He was promoted to full commissary sergeant and transferred to Company S of the same regiment two months later. He was transferred back...