Just Before The Battle Mother
Likenesses of
Soldiers
of the
Sixth Maryland
Infantry Regiment
Wounded at Locust Grove and Cold Harbor
Colonel John
W. Horn, Commanding Officer,
Wounded In Action
At Cedar Creek
"Col. John
W. Horn, while encouraging his men to withstand one
of the enemy's
assaults, was very dangerously wounded."
Lt. Colonel Joseph
C. Hill, Commanding Officer,
Cited Numerous
Times For Gallantry In Battle
Major Joseph
C. Hill
Captain Adam
B. Martin, Company H,
Died May 6, 1864
Of Wounds Received In Action At The Wilderness
Captain Clifton
R. Prentiss, Company F,
Died August 20,
1865 Of Wounds Received
During The Final
Assault on Petersburg
1st Lieut. James
Touchstone, QM,
Discharged In
1864 On Account Of Service Related Disability
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