Mustered for three months' pay. Started from Myersville at ten A.M. Marched to Hanover, and went into camp at half-past four, where we s...

Started at half-past five A.M., marched to Gettysburg, and reached there about noon. The battle commenced at four in the afternoon, and last...

In position all day and night. Rained all afternoon and night. Went over on the battle-field in the afternoon, and saw a great number of the...

In position till four P.M. Started, and marched till nine o'clock. Seven miles. SOURCE: John Lord Parker,  Henry Wilson's Regiment...

Reveille at two A.M.; started at half-past four; marched about a quarter of a mile, and went into battery. Started again at eleven; marched ...

Reveille at two A.M.; started at four; marched by Emmettsburg and through Utica, Md., and went into camp at five P.M. Roads very muddy. Twen...

Reveille at four A.M.; started at half-past six; marched to Middletown, and went into camp at six P.M. Saw a squad of rebels. Fourteen miles...

Reveille at three A.M.; started from Middletown at half-past five; marched over South Mountain, and went into camp at the foot of it. Seven ...

Reveille at three A.M.; started at half-past six; marched by Boonsborough to Antietam Bridge, where we went into position at one P.M. Eight ...

Reveille at three A.M.; started at half-past six; formed a new line about a mile from where we left, and advanced again at four P.M., and st...

Started at eleven A.M., and advanced about a mile, where we stopped a short time, and then went down to the left, and went into battery at h...

Started at ten A.M.; advanced half a mile, and went into battery again. Stopped all day and night. SOURCE: John Lord Parker,  Henry Wilson...

Started at half-past eleven, and marched till four P.M. Marched through and encamped in the rebel fortifications. Seven miles. SOURCE: Joh...

Reveille at three A.M.; started at four; marched through Kediesville and over South Mountain, and went into camp at eight P.M. It rained in ...

The First New Hampshire Battery came up, and went into position on our left. SOURCE: John Lord Parker,  Henry Wilson's Regiment: Histo...

The caissons went back into the woods; the left section of the battery went back to position on the other side of the ford. In afternoon we ...

Started out at half-past two A.M., and went back into the woods about a mile and a half. The First New Hampshire Battery was relieved by the...

Cannonading heard toward Warrenton, in the afternoon. SOURCE: John Lord Parker,  Henry Wilson's Regiment: History of the Twenty-second...

Received two months' pay. Left camp at seven o'clock at night, in an awful rain-storm; marched through the mud, and arrived at Hartw...

Reveille sounded at half-past two A.M. Started from Hartwood Church at nine o'clock, and marched to Weaverville. Went into camp at seven...