Descendants of William Christopher Wescott - Person Sheet
NameDaniel M. WESCOTT 
, 4C4R, W230, 5074, M
, 4C4R, W230, 5074, MBirth28 Mar 1836, Sedgwick, Hancock County, ME, USA168
Death8 Jan 1898, Bangor, Penobscot County, ME, USA168 Age: 61
BurialBangor, Penobscot County, ME, USA168
OccupationCivil War Soldier, machinist168
FatherThomas Jefferson WESCOTT , 872, M (1808-1850)
MotherMercy Haney GRAY , 5071, F (1806-<1844)
Spouses
1Annie PARODY , Spouse of 4C4R, P630, 5075, F
, Spouse of 4C4R, P630, 5075, FBirth4 Mar 1853, ME, USA168
Death26 Sep 1929, Portsmouth, Scioto County, OH, USA168 Age: 76
Burial28 Sep 1929, Greenlawn Cemetery, Portsmouth, Scioto County, OH, USA168
FatherFrederick PARODY , 5076, M (1818-)
MotherJulie UNKNOWN MAIDEN NAME , 5077, F (1819-)
Marriage10 Aug 1867, Old Town, Penobscot County, ME, USA390
ChildrenBlanche , 5078, F (1885-1943)
Notes for Daniel M. WESCOTT
Civil War Soldier, Enrolled Co E, 15th Regiment of Vermont Volunteer on October 22, 1862, 5 feet 9 inches, complexion light, eyes hazel; hair brown, honorably discharged October 1863168
Civil War Soldier, Enrolled Co E, 15th Regiment of Vermont Volunteers October 22, 1862, honorably discharged October 1863 (Aug 5, 1863?) at Brattleboro Vermont
On July 1, 1863, near Gettysburg "was attacked with rheumatism on the march to Gettysburg and was helped along and after the battle at Gettys (in which I was in the fight) I went to the hospital at Annapolis and remained about a month. I returned to my regiment, came home to Brattleboro, Vermont, was mustered out by reason of the expiration of term. Dr. Adams of Island Pond, by, attended Maine from I got home. (SIC) Declaration for Original Invalid Pension
Page 295, of Brooksville Civil War Pension, N.E. 15th Vermont Volunteers390
Civil War Soldier, Enrolled Co E, 15th Regiment of Vermont Volunteers October 22, 1862, honorably discharged October 1863 (Aug 5, 1863?) at Brattleboro Vermont
On July 1, 1863, near Gettysburg "was attacked with rheumatism on the march to Gettysburg and was helped along and after the battle at Gettys (in which I was in the fight) I went to the hospital at Annapolis and remained about a month. I returned to my regiment, came home to Brattleboro, Vermont, was mustered out by reason of the expiration of term. Dr. Adams of Island Pond, by, attended Maine from I got home. (SIC) Declaration for Original Invalid Pension
Page 295, of Brooksville Civil War Pension, N.E. 15th Vermont Volunteers390