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BOSTON HARBOR AND MASSACHUSETTS SEA-COAST DEFENSES.
Lieutenant Colonel DE LANCEY FLOYD-JONES.
Clark's Point (New Bedford).
Captain CALEB E. NIEBUHR.
1st Battalion Massachusetts Heavy Artillery, Company B, Captain Caleb E. Niebuhr.
Eastern Point (Fort Gloucester).
Captain LEONARD G. DENNIS.
2nd Unattached Company Massachusetts Volunteer Militia, Captain Leonard G. Dennis.
Fort Independence.
Lieutenant Colonel DE LANCEY FLOYD-JONES.
11th United States, Company A, 3rd Battalion, Captain Alfred E. Latimer.
Invalid Company A, 11th United States, Lieutenant Oscar Hagen.
1st Battalion Massachusetts Heavy Artillery, Company D, Captain Thomas J. Little.
Company C and Invalid Company A, 1st U. S. Artillery, Lieutenant John J. Driscoll.
Long Point Batteries (Provincetown).
Captain ROYAL W. THAYER.
21st Unattached Company Massachusetts Volunteer Militia, Captain Royal W. Thayer.
Fort Miller (Marblehend).
Captain FITZ J. BABSON.
25th Unattached Company Massachusetts Volunteer Militia, Captain Fitz J. Babson.
Forts Pickering and Lee (Salem).
Captain JOHN G. BARNES.
17th Unattached Company Massachusetts Volunteer Militia, Captain John G. Barnes.
Fort at Salisburg Beach (Newburgport).
Lieutenant HORATIO C. SAMPSON.
20th Unattached Company Massachusetts Volunteer Militia (detachment), Lieutenant Horatio C. Sampson.
Fort Sewell (Marblehead).
Captain LEWIS SOULE.
20th Unattached Company Massachusetts Volunteer Militia (detachment), Captain Lewis Soule.
Fort Warren.
Major HARVEY A. ALLEN.
27th Unattached Company Massachusetts Volunteer Militia, Captain Samuel C. Graves.
1st Battalion Massachusetts Heavy Artillery, Company C, Captain Charles F. Livermore.
1st Battalion Massachusetts Heavy Artillery, Company E, Captain James A. Blanchard.
1st Battalion Massachusetts Heavy Artillery, Company F, Captain George A. Perry.
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