7th Massachusetts Infantry

Posted to the Project on 08 Dec 07

The 7th Massachusetts has one of the simplest monuments on the field.  Located on Sedgwick Avenue, it is a simple granite stone with carved crossed rifles that lacks inscription.

The regiment was recruited from the counties of Bristol, Norfolk, and Plymouth.  It’s commander was Lt. Col. Franklin P. Harlow (1827-1905), a mechanic from South Abington.  The regiment was positioned approximately 100 yards behind the monument.

7th Massachusetts Infantry

6th Corps, 3rd Division, 2nd Brigade

Lt. Col. Franklin P. Harlow (1827-1905)

Engaged: 369; 6 wounded

Monument: Sedgwick Avenue

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