. Genealogische und Familiengeschichte des Staates Maine;. Witwe heiratete (2.) William Golding, ein Kind, William Golding; sie starb im Jahre 1889. (II) Edward, der Sohn von William E. und AgnesA. (Mackie) Moore, Freeport, Maine, 13. Februar 1838 geboren, und starb in Port-land, 27. Januar 1899. Er besuchte theschool aus der Zeit, als er fünf war, bis er waseleven Jahre. in Portland und Thenwent zum Meer als cabin Boy. Im Alter offifteen verließ er das Meer und begann thetrade von Pattern erfahren, und folgte thatemployment zwei Jahre. Aus 17 tonineteen folgte er zuletzt in St. Jo

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. Genealogical and family history of the state of Maine;. widow married (second)William Golding, one child, William Golding;she died in 1889. (II) Edward, son of William E. and AgnesA. (Mackie) Moore, was born in Freeport, Maine, February 13, 1838, and died in Port-land, January 27, 1899. He attended theschool from the time he was five until he waseleven years of age, in Portland, and thenwent to sea as a cabin boy. At the age offifteen he left the sea and began to learn thetrade of pattern making and followed thatemployment two years. From seventeen tonineteen he followed last-making in St. John, New Brunswick, and then returned to Port-land and started a factory for the manufactureof lasts on his own account, conducting thisenterprise until the summer of 1861, when, being a patriotic citizen and an able-bodiedyoung man. he left a profitable business andresponded to his countrys call to arms, andenlisted as a private soldier and assisted inrecruiting men for the Fifth, Thirteenth andSeventeenth Maine regiments. August 18, ^ m^^ ^mf tcSSSSL.-j. ^/£i^A^cC H^rVL<. STATE OF MAINE. 2093 1862, he was commissioned second lieutenantof Company H. Seventeenth Maine ohinteerInfantry, and remained continuously with thatregiment until it was mustered out of the ser-vice in 1865. He was promoted to first lieu-tenant of Company C, March 3, 1863, adbecame captain of that company just a week-later. He was brevetted major, and March13, 1865, lieutenant-colonel of United Statesolunteers for gallant and meritorious servicesduring the war, and was mustered out ofservice June 4, 1865. The Seventeenth wasone of the fighting regiments of the civil warcommanded by Colonel Chamberlain for along time, and always to be depended on.Colonel Moore took part in the followingbattles: Fredericksburg, Virginia (December11-15, 1862): The Cedars, irginia (May 2, 1863); Chancellorsville, Mrginia (IIay 3-8, 1863); Gettysburg, Pennsylvania (July 2-3, 1863); Funkstown, Ilaryland (July 12-15, 1863): Wap

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