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George H. Hoyt Post, No. 66 
Gossville (Epsom), NH

George H Hoyt was born in Northwood, NH and was a resident of Epsom when he enlisted on 26 Aug 1861. He was mustered into Co H, 4th New Hampshire Infantry as a private on 18 Sept 1861. In Feb 1864, the regiment asked for early re-enlistees, and George signed up for three more years. During the Battle of Deep Bottom, Virginia on 16 Aug 1864, he was wounded and subsequently captured. He died while a prisoner in Salisbury, SC, on 9 Jan 1865.  
Organized: 14 March 1883



For photos of the Post 66 members, see:
http://www.epsomhistory.com/epsom/soldiers/gar.htm
Post 66 GAR
Hoyt Post 66 marker, New Rye Rd Cemetery
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