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150th New York Volunteer Infantry (Trostle House)

Raised in Dutchess County, New York, in 1862 and enlisted at the sheriff’s office in Poughkeepsie under a banner bearing the legend, “Come in out of the draft,” the 150th New York garrisoned Baltimore until June of 1863 when the two regiments were brigaded under General Henry H. Lockwood and transported to Frederick to join the Twelfth Corps.  On July 2, 1863, the brigade arrived at Gettysburg, and Lockwood reported to the acting corps commander, Gen. Alpheus S. Williams.  As Harry W. Pfanz noted in his work, Gettysburg—The Second Day, “Although Lockwood’s men were short on campaign experience, they were well disciplined and excited about the prospect of a battle.  Time would show them to be an asset to the corps.” Id at 63.

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