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	Brooks, Samuel H. Died of wounds 4/6/62. 'Samuel Brooks of our Co. is wounded in the arm. I hear the ball has been extracted and he is doing well.' Salem Observer (Salem, MA). Letters from the Army. Charlie to Mother, March 15, 1862. . March 22, 1862 Volume XL, Issue 12, page 2 'Samuel H. Brooks, received a wound in the battle of March 14th, and, after a short stay in the hospital at this place, went to his home in Salem, there to linger with his friends but a few days, then expire. Salem Register (Salem, MA) To the Editors of the Salem Register. May 20, 1862 from Co. F. June 5, 1862. Page 2. 'Brooks, Samuel H. — Priv. — Res. Salem; merchant; 26; enl. Oct. 7, 1861 ; must. Dec. 4, 1861 wounded March 14, 1862, Newbern, N. C. ; died April 1, 1862, of wounds, at Salem, Mass., while on furlough.' 'Salem, Essex Co., Ma ''In this city, April 6th, Mr Samuel H. Brooks, 58 yrs 18 days - a member of Co. F, 23d Mass. Regiment. He was buried under arms on Tuesday by the Cadets. The services at the residence of his mother and at the Howard St. Cemetery, were of an impressive character and were conducted by Rev Messrs Woodworth and Wildes Date: Saturday, April 12, 1862 Paper: Salem Observer (Salem, MA) Volume: XL Issue: 15 Page: Copy of 3 '
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