Das Tragen der Blauen in der fünfundzwanzigsten Masse freiwillige Infanterie mit Burnside's Südküste Division, 18. Armee Korps, und die Armee von der James. Position ein wenig nach hinten. Während unseres Gesprächs, lud uns seine Mutter thatI sterben für mein Land und dann sagen, wünschen allen earthlymatters vereinbart zu haben, hat er uns seine nuncupative, whichfinished Bade wir voneinander Abschied, und nie wieder didwe Siehe brave Tom ONeill! Er starb am nächsten Morgen 5 Uhr. Wir sind verpflichtet, ein persönlicher Freund von CaptainONeills, wohnhaft in Worcester, für viele interessante factsrelating zum Leben der Capt

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Wearing the blue in the Twenty-fifth Mass volunteer infantry with Burnside's coast division, 18th army corps, and Army of the James . osition a little to the rear.During our conversation, he bade us tell his mother thatI die for my country and then, wishing to have all earthlymatters settled, he made to us his nuncupative will, whichfinished, we bade each other farewell, and never again didwe see brave Tom ONeill! He died at five oclock thenext morning. We are indebted to a warm personal friend of CaptainONeills, resident in Worcester, for many interesting factsrelating to the life of the Captain, and to his ancestralhistory. Captain Thomas ONeill was born in Worcester, [Mass.]August 17th, 1835. He was descended from the noblest andmost martial family of the Irish race, the ONeills. His uncle Arthur, served under Nelson and was killed atthe battle of Trafalgar. Another uncle, James, was killedon the retreat under Sir John Moore. His father, CharlesONeill, was born in Dundalk, South County, Ireland, inJune, 1793. He served in the Peninsula campaign and tookpart in the famed battle of Waterloo, under Wellington, where. Capt. Thomas ONeill. Ueli-jtype Printing Co. Boston. WEARING THE BLUE. 327 he was wounded. Charles ONeill emigrated to Canada in1830, and soon after came to the United States, settling inWorcester, where he died June 16th, 1852. Thomas, possessing all the military ardor of his family, united, when a mere boy, with the Jackson Guards, anIrish military company of Worcester, remaining in that organ-ization until its disbandment by Governor Gardner, January9th, 1855. In 1861, the Emmet Guards of Worcester received a charterfrom the State, and Thomas ONeill attached himself to thatorganization, and was elected Third Lieutenant. He followedthat company into the war, as we have already stated. Captain Tom, as we always called him, had two charac-ters— one like that of a gentle woman, mild, genial, affableand modest, with a voice so modulated that he often spo

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