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Property of a New Hampshire Family Identified to Civil War Lieutenant Stephen J. Wentworth, mid-19th centuryComprising his Model 1850 sword with pierced and engraved hilt and wire-wrapped chagreen handle and engraved scabbard, his leather belt with "US" buckle, a tin box with uniform buttons and military ribbons, a photograph of Wentworth in an oval frame, and dozens of letters (with modern transcriptions) written by Wentworth during his service, largely from locations in South Carolina. Identified to Civil War Lieutenant Stephen J. Wentworth, mid-19th centuryComprising his Model 1850 sword with pierced and engraved hilt and wire-wrapped chagreen handle and engraved scabbard, his leather belt with "US" buckle, a tin box with uniform buttons and military ribbons, a photograph of Wentworth in an oval frame, and dozens of letters (with modern transcriptions) written by Wentworth during his service, largely from locations in South Carolina. Stephen J. Wentworth of New Hampshire enlisted from Somersworth, New Hampshire, joining the 14th Regiment of the New Hampshire Volunteer Infantry in August of 1861, four months after the attack at Fort Sumter in Charleston, South Carolina. He was wounded on June 6, 1864, at the battle of Cold Harbor, in Mechanicsville, Virginia, and died at the Second Battle of Deep Bottom, in Henrico County, Virginia, on August 15, 1864. Property of a New Hampshire Family Identified to Civil War Lieutenant Stephen J. Wentworth, mid-19th centuryComprising his Model 1850 sword with pierced and engraved hilt and wire-wrapped chagreen handle and engraved scabbard, his leather belt with "US" buckle, a tin box with uniform buttons and military ribbons, a photograph of Wentworth in an oval frame, and dozens of letters (with modern transcriptions) written by Wentworth during his service, largely from locations in South Carolina. Identified to Civil War Lieutenant Stephen J. Wentworth, mid-19th centuryComprising his Model 1850 sword with pierced and engraved hilt and wire-wrapped chagreen handle and engraved scabbard, his leather belt with "US" buckle, a tin box with uniform buttons and military ribbons, a photograph of Wentworth in an oval frame, and dozens of letters (with modern transcriptions) written by Wentworth during his service, largely from locations in South Carolina. Stephen J. Wentworth of New Hampshire enlisted from Somersworth, New Hampshire, joining the 14th Regiment of the New Hampshire Volunteer Infantry in August of 1861, four months after the attack at Fort Sumter in Charleston, South Carolina. He was wounded on June 6, 1864, at the battle of Cold Harbor, in Mechanicsville, Virginia, and died at the Second Battle of Deep Bottom, in Henrico County, Virginia, on August 15, 1864.
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