Captain: CHARLES E. A. BARTLETT, 26, Boston; slightly injured at Deserted House, Jan. 30, 1863.

First Lieutenant: WILLIAM F. WOOD, Acton; formerly in 26^th Mass.; discharged for disability; slightly wounded at Deserted House, Jan. 30, 1863; later Sergt. in 3^d Mass. Heavy Art.

Second Lieutenant: SHAPLEIGH MORGAN, 26, Dracut.

First Sergeant, CHARLES A. BARKER, 21, Chelmsford; ll^th Vt. 3 months; formerly in 2^d Maine; subsequently Lieut. in Maine Heavy Artillery.

Sergeants:

• GEO. A. W. VINAL, 28, Andover; 14^th Mass., discharged for disability previous to 9 months; afterwards in 59^th Mass. Vols.
• JONA. S. DAVIS, 29, Dracut.
• ABNER D. HOLT, 23, Chelmsford.
• CHARLES H. SWEENEY, 23, Lowell; 5^th Mass., 3 months, 1861.

Corporals:

• JOSIAH R. FLETCHER, 40, Chelmsford.
• ROLLIN PERKINS, 18, Methuen; Co. B, 6^th Mass., 100 days, 1864.
• EDWIN BOWMAN, 38, Billerica.
• WILLIAM T. WILSON, 18, Dracut.
• EDWARD E. LAPHAM, 21, Chelmsford.
• ALBERT O. DAVIDSON, 21, Dracut.
• WILLIAM E. CLARK, 23, Chelsea.
• MILO J. PROCTOR, 21, Chelmsford; discharged for disability, Nov. 16, 1862.
• HENRY S. PERHAM, 18, Chelmsford; discharged for disability; Co. B, 6^th Mass., 100 days.

Musician: ARTHUR JONES, 16, Lowell.

Wagoner: ROSWELL S. BURNHAM, 40, Lowell.

Privates:

• Stillman Byam, 44, Chelmsford.
• Daniel P. Byam, 20, Chelmsford; Signal Corps, U. S. Army.
• George A. Byam, 18, Chelmsford.
• George F. Butterfield, 18, Winchester; Co. B, 6^th Mass. 100 days.
• Richard Burns, 38, Tewksbury.
• James L. Boston, 24, Chelmsford.
• Kirk H. Bancroft, 23, Dracut; Asst. Surgeon in U. S. Navy, on gunboat Tosco.
• Patrick Buckmaster, 21, Chelmsford.
• John Buckley, 42, Billerica.
• George W. Bridges, 18, Lowell.
• Michael Burrows, 26, Billerica.
• John T. Billings, 26, Lowell; promoted Com. Sergt., Feb. 1, 1863.
• Dennis Crehen, 22, Dracut.
• John Crehen, 24, Dracut.
• Thomas Carney, 45, Westport.
• John H. Colburn, 24, Dracut; discharged for disability, Jan. 29 1863.
• Charity L. Dunn, 21, Chelmsford; 2^d Mass. Heavy Artillery.
• Joseph V. Danforth, 31, Billerica.
• Alonzo A. Davis, 33, Chelmsford.
• Elijah N. Day, 23, Chelmsford; 4^th Mass. Cavalry; dead.
• Benjamin F. Day, 31, Chelmsford.
• Herbert H. Emerson, 20, Chelmsford.
• Amos B. French, 18, Chelmsford.
• Charles F. Fletcher, 18, Chelmsford.
• John P. Fisher, 20, Billerica.
• George U. Gragg, 30, Billerica; U. S. Navy.
• Byron H. Griswold, 18, Dracut.
• Joseph Hallowell, 21, Dracut.
• Henry H. Ingalls, 21, Chelmsford.
• Franklin Jaquith, Jr., 23, Billerica; Co. D, 6^th Mass., 100 days; also in Navy, 1864-5.
• Nelson E. Jewett, 23, Chelmsford.
• Nathan B. Lapham, 23, Chelmsford.
• Thomas Lines, 21, Dracut; wounded, Hebron Church, May 15, 1863.
• Daniel Murphy, 35, Billerica.
• Dennis Murphy, 33, Billerica; 30^th Mass.
• John McEvany, 21, Chelmsford.
• Michael McNulty, 41, Billerica; 8^th Infantry U. S. Army, 4^1/2 years previous to 9 months.
• John McCarthy, 26, Billerica.
• Henry E. Putnam, 36, Chelmsford.
• John Parkhurst, 3^d., 35, Chelmsford.
• George A. Parkhurst, 29, Chelmsford; Co. B, 6^th Mass., 100 days.
• Amos A. Parkhurst, 19, Chelmsford.
• John Pierce, 18, Chelmsford.
• James B. Peck, 18, Westford; 4^th Mass. Cavalry.
• Peter Pendergast, 38, Lowell.
• Oliver Pasho, 24, Billerica; discharged for disability, March 18, 1863.
• Hiram F. Russell, 34, Billerica.
• Charles S. Reed, 27, Chelmsford.
• Charles L. Richardson, 38, Billerica.
• John Reall, 21, Dracut; taken prisoner, May 3, 1863.
• Benjamin Sharp, 25, Billerica.
• Henry Sharp, 35, Chelmsford.
• William H. Smith, 23, Billerica; slightly wounded, Jan. 3, 1863, at Deserted House; 59^th Mass.
• Henry W. Stravens, 21, Chelmsford.
• Jesse A. Sargent, 38, Lunenburg.
• Edward Sullivan, 18, Chelmsford.
• Peter K. Staples, 37, Dracut.
• Elbridge Stearns, 25, Billerica; 15^th Mass. Battery.
• Hudson F. Smiley, 21, Chelmsford.
• George A. Seaver, 18, Tewksbury.
• John T. Smith, 23, Tewksbury.
• James Welch, 30, Dracut.
• Jonathan Wright, 36, Chelmsford.
• John Webb, 32, Dracut; discharged for disability Jan. 29, 1863.

Source: "Historical Sketch of the Old Sixth Regiment of Massachusetts Volunteers during its Three Campaigns" by John H. Hanson, Chaplain of the 6^th Regiment, published in 1866. This book is online at Archive.org.