Lot 110
Civil War Muster Roll - New York State Volunteers, 108th Regt., Field and Staff. Colonel of the regiment is Charles J. Powers, February 28, 1865 to April 30, 1865, twice signed by Lt. Col. F. E. Pierce, as Commanding the Regiment and as Inspector and Mustering Officer, 31 x 21 in. Listing six commissioned officers and six non-commissioned staff. Very good. There is a monument to the 108th NY at Gettysburg, where it was commanded by Colonel Pierce, and suffered 102 casualties out of the 200 men engaged. The regiment also fought at Antietam, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, at Auburn and Bristoe Station, during the Mine Run campaign, in the Wilderness campaign, at Spotsylvania, Weldon's railroad, and in numerous other battles, including the final assault on Petersburg. It fought its last battle at Farmville, just two days before Lee's surrender. Estimated Value $350 - 500
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