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George N. Rathbone

George N. Rathbone

George N. Rathbone was a resident of Mansfield on December 18, 1861 when he enlisted as a Private in Co. G of the 1st Regiment Rhode Island Volunteer Light Artillery; he was discharged on December 17, 1864.

He was not a resident of Mansfield in the 1860 U.S. census. Nathan and Urana (_____) Rathbone may be his parents. In the 1850 U.S. census in Blackstone, Massachusetts, George N. Rathbone is a 28 year old sailor in their household. John Rathbone, a 30 year old farmer, is also in that household and is a probable brother. Both were born in Connecticut and a John Rathbone also enlisted in Co. G of the 1st Regiment Rhode Island Volunteer Light Artillery.

The date of death and burial place of George N. Rathbone is not known.

John L. Rathbone

John L. Rathbone

John L. Rathbone was a resident of Mansfield on December 7, 1861 when he enlisted as a Private in Co. G of the 1st Regiment Rhode Island Volunteer Light Artillery; he died October 18, 1862.

In the 1850 U.S. census in Blackstone, Massachusetts, John Rathbone, a 30 year old farmer, is in the household. George N. Rathbone, a 28 year old sailor, is also in their household and is a probable brother. Both were born in Connecticut and a George Rathbone also enlisted in Co. G of the 1st Regiment Rhode Island Volunteer Light Artillery.

He was not a resident of Mansfield in the 1860 U.S. census. 

The burial place of John L. Rathbone is not known.

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