Album 2: Small (4"x 5 1/2") black leather albumMitchell, Alfred, 1832-1850-1910engPage 1: "Men of Norwich. By their works shall ye know them." Page 2: Governor Buckingham Page 3: Brigadier General D. Tyler Page 4: Brigadier General Ed. Harland Page 5: H. W. Birge. bvt Major General Page 6: Wm. G. Ely, Colonel 18th Connecticut Volunteers Page 7: Colonel J. E. Ward. 18th Connecticut Volunteers Page 8: A. P. Rockwell, Colonel 6th Connecticut Volunteers Page 9: C. Goddard, Lieutenant Colonel ADC. United States Volunteers Page 10: C. Farnsworth, Lieutenant Colonel, V.C. Cavalry Page 11: Major F. S. Bond. ADC Page 12: N. Fisher, Surgeon 13th Connecticut Volunteers Page 13: Wm. T. Lusk, Captain, Assistant Adjutant General Page 14: Chas. Coit, Major 8th Connecticut Volunteers Page 15: A. Mitchell, Major 13th Connecticut Volunteers, New Orleans photo. Page 16: Captain James J. McCord, l3th Connecticut Volunteers Page 17: Captain H. P. Goddard, 14th Connecticut Volunteers Page 18: R. A. Ripley, Captain 13th Connecticut Volunteers Page 19: Lieutenant Marvin Wait, 18th Connecticut Volunteers. Killed at Antietam, September 17, 1862 Page 20: G. W. Whittlesey, Adjutant 13th Connecticut Volunteers Page 21: Jno. O. Abbot, Lieutenant 13th Connecticut Volunteers Page 22: Alfred Mitchell Goddard, Lieutenant 8th Connecticut Volunteers (1835-1863) Page 23: J. Spofford, Sergeant Major 8th Connecticut Volunteers Page 24: Alfred Mitchell. Paris photo, later, in great coat.