Preston, Connecticut Military Honor Rolls

 These honor rolls from Preston City, Connecticut were photographed and transcribed by volunteer Diane Romanosky.  Thank you, Diane!  After Memorial Day this will be uploaded to the Honor Roll Project website https://honorrollproject.weebly.com/   

1861 - 1865

IN GREATFUL MEMORY

OF THOSE CITIZENS OF THE TOWN OF

PRESTON

WHO SERVED THEIR COUNTRY IN ARMS

IN THE WAR FOR THE

PRESERVATION OF THE UNION

MEN WHO SERVED IN THE

WORLD WAR FROM THE TOWN OF PRESTON, 1914-1918

CAPT. WILLIAM G. TARBOX

            CAPT. RICHARD BLACKMORE                           CAPT. HAROLD A. RICHMOND

            LIEUT. WEBSTER D. COPP                                    LIEUT. WILLIAM P. MC CLIMON

            LIEUT. CALVIN M. RICHARDSON                      SERGT. WALTER S. TARBOX

            SERGT. GILBERT E. ROGERS                               SERGT. EDWIN H. STREET

            SERGT. NAPOLEON LABREA                              CORP. WILLIAM H. WICKS

LAWRENCE AHERN          JOHN JONES                                     FRED ROSESE

C.A. BELL                             CLARENCE H. LUTHER                 PETER STONE

CHARLES A. BURDICK     JOHN P. LEAHY                               VICTOR SUSIGAN

LELAND BURDICK            EVERETT D. MILLER                     WILLIAM A. SWAN

JOHN DUNN                         PETER MITCHELL                          GRANT C. SWAN

OSCAR C. ECCLESTONE   JOHN MONEY                                  WARREN SISSON

CHARLES FISH                    SERVATUS MAENAUS                  ROBERT THOMPSON

JOHN C. FLYNN                   WILLIAM MALONEY                     R. H. UNDERWOOD

JOSEPH GRADY                  NILES OLESEN                                GUY UNDERWOOD

FRANK HIGGINS                ARTHUR M. OGDEN                       PETER VAN ZYNCK

LEANDER HILL                   CHARLES J. PARTRIDGE              CORENZ WEISE

CARL JANSEN                     MAURICE E. PARTRIDGE             EDWIN F. YERRINGTON

                                                HOMER RICHARD

ERRECTED BY THE CITIZENS OF THE TOWN OF PRESTON, 1921

Right side of the monument

 

 

FROM THIS TOWN

OBEDIENT TO THE CALL OF

PATRIOTISM AND HUMANITY

WENT FORTH

ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY MEN

AS SOLDIERS IN THE CIVIL WAR

Left side of the monument

ERECTED

IN FINAL GRATITUDE AND

OF AFFECTION OF THEIR EARLY HOME

AND TO COMMEORATE

THE PATRIOTIC DEVOTION OF

FRIENDS & NEIGHBORS OF THEIR YOUTH

BY

CHARLES AND LUCIUS BROWN

1898

 

THIS MONUMENT

MARKS THE DWELLING PLACE OF

GENERAL SAMUEL MOTT

EMINENT CITIZEN

UPRIGHT MAGISTRATE

SOLDIER OF THE REVOLUTION

FRIEND OF WASHINGTON

 

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The Honor Roll Project website:    https://honorrollproject.weebly.com/   

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To cite/link to this blog post: Diane Romanosky and Heather Wilkinson Rojo, "Preston, Connecticut Military Honor Rolls", Nutfield Genealogy, posted May 24, 2022, ( https://nutfieldgenealogy.blogspot.com/2022/05/preston-connecticut-military-honor-rolls.html: accessed [access date]). 

What’s Open for Genealogy Research in New England

Some great news!  We’ve all been mostly cooped up inside using the internet, writing away for documents, and waiting for some archives, libraries and repositories to open.  Here is the latest information.  Caveat:  Please contact these locations for the latest information about their hours and availability during the pandemic.  Things sometimes change overnight and local conditions and regulations may not be reflected in this blog post! 

New Hampshire State Library, Concord, NH

The American Ancestors Research Center (The New England Historic Genealogical Society at 99 – 101 Newbury Street, Boston, Massachusetts) will reopen on June 22^nd by appointment.  Schedule your visit at this link:  https://www.americanancestors.org/visit   For the Wyner Family Jewish Heritage Center (inside NEHGS) visits and appointments, see this link:   https://jewishheritagecenter.org/

For the American Canadian Genealogical Society, 1 Sundial Avenue, Suite 317N, Manchester, New Hampshire, is now open for business on Wednesdays only from 9am to 6pm.  No appointment is necessary, but masks and social distancing are required.  https://acgs.org/   

And there is more!

American Antiquarian Society, 185 Salisbury Street, Worcester, Massachusetts  https://www.americanantiquarian.org/  Is working on a plan to reopen the reading room soon.

Boston Public Library There are 24 branches of the Boston Public Library.  The Central Library at 700 Boylston Street in Copley Square, and neighborhood branches are now open for limited services, and more services are returning soon.  https://www.bpl.org/  and https://www.bpl.org/news/reopening/

Connecticut Historical Society, one Elizabeth Street, Hartford, Connecticut 860-236-5621  https://chs.org/  The Edgar F. Waterman Research Center will reopen on September 8^th.  The exhibit galleries are open.

Connecticut Society of Genealogists Library 175 Maple Street, East Hartford, Connecticut  (860) 569-0002 https://csginc.org/   Open to the public Tuesdays through Fridays 11am to 3pm.  Masks are optional.  News!  The CSG Library is now a certified Family History Library Affiliate, too.

Connecticut State Library 231 Capitol Avenue, Hartford, Connecticut  (860) 757-6500 https://libguides.ctstatelibrary.org/hg/home  Open to the public Monday through Friday 9:30am – 4pm by appointment only.  Call for an appointment.

Maine Historical Society 489 Congress Street, Portland, Maine  (207) 774-1822 https://www.mainehistory.org/   Open Wednesdays through Saturdays.  The Brown Research Library is open by appointment only.  Masks are optional for fully vaccinated guests. Members free, non members $10 a day. See this webpage for more information:  https://www.mainehistory.org/library_visit.shtml 

Massachusetts State Archives  20 Morrissey Blvd, Boston, Massachusetts (617) 727-2816 or fax (617) 288-8429 https://www.sec.state.ma.us/arc/ Open to the public for research Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 4:30pm.  Call ahead to see if what you are researching might be available online.  Masks are required. Free parking. The nearest MBTA station is one mile away (JFK/UMass red line) and the shuttle bus is not running at this time.

Massachusetts Historical Society 1154 Boylston Street, Boston, Massachusetts (617) 536-1608 https://www.masshist.org/     The MHS library is currently closed until further notice.  The reference team is available to assist you remotely.  Please see this page for more information:  https://www.masshist.org/library/visit  The MHS has been holding several online events every month, and their card catalog is online.

Massachusetts Registry of Vital Records (records from 1926 to the present – births, deaths, divorces, and marrriages) at  150 Mount Vernon Street, Boston, Massachusetts  (617) 740-2600 https://www.mass.gov/orgs/registry-of-vital-records-and-statistics  There are limited in-person services at the Registry of Vital Records.  The Public Research Room is closed. Please use the forms for mail-in requests and web requests.  The Public Service Counter will have limited in-person services Monday to Friday from 9am to 4:45pm.  See the website for more information.   UPDATE 14 July 2021:  https://www.mass.gov/alerts/update-to-in-person-services-at-the-registry-of-vital-records-and-statistics#1922996    

Mayflower Society Library 4 Winslow Street (behind the Mayflower Society House), Plymouth, Massachusetts (508) 746-3188, ext. 11 or email the librarian library@themayflowersociety.org  or support@themayflowersociety.org and please include “Library Appointment Request” in the subject line. See this website for more information  https://www.themayflowersociety.org/visit/gsmd-library  The GSMD library reopens in July 2021 by appointment only for members.   

National Archives at Boston (NARA), 380 Trapelo Road, Waltham, Massachusetts https://www.archives.gov/boston   The research room is closed currently.  You may experience a very long delay to your requests and Freedom of Information Act requests or appeals.  https://www.archives.gov/boston/research There are many online research tools available.   

New Hampshire Historical Society Library 30 Park Street, Concord, New Hampshire  (603) 228-6688 https://www.nhhistory.org  and also https://www.nhhistory.org/Research/Using-the-Library  Open by appointment only Thursday, Friday and Saturday 9:30 to 12:30pm, or for 1:30 to 4:30pm.  Masks required.  Email research@nhhistory.org or call 603-228-6688 to make a reservation.  The society also offers research services for a fee.

New Hampshire County Registry of Deeds https://www.nhdeeds.org/   The registries of deeds are open to the public.  Face masks are encouraged, or required and available upon request.  Each county registry has different safety requirements, and limits on the number or individuals allowed access to the records, please check the website. 

New Hampshire State Library, 20 Park Street, Concord, NH, https://www.nh.gov/nhsl/  The library opened to the public on 7 May 2021.  Masks are strongly encouraged and available at the entrance.  Open Monday to Friday 8am to 4:30pm.  You can schedule an appointment for a time with a reference librarian by calling 603-271-2144. 

New Hampshire Vital Records and Archives 9 Ratification Way (Formerly 71 South Fruit Street), Concord, New Hampshire, 603-271-3242.   

During the COVID-19 pandemic the Archives and Vital Records are closed to walk in traffic.  The public is encouraged to use the website.  You may call 603-271-2236 with urgent business or email info@sos.nh.gov  For more information see the website https://sos.nh.gov/archives-vital-records-records-management/archives/genealogy/  

Phillips Library of the Peabody Essex Museum, 306 Newburyport Turnpike, Rowley, Massachusetts.  Open Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays from 9am – noon or 1 – 4pm.  Appointments must be made 24 hours in advance. Masks are required.  Only three researchers are allowed in the reading room each day, and appointments are required by contacting research@pem.org   See this blog post for more information: https://nutfieldgenealogy.blogspot.com/2018/07/genealogy-research-at-phillips-library.html

Rhode Island Historical Society 10 Benevolent Street, Providence, Rhode Island  (401) 331-8575  https://www.rihs.org/ The Robinson Research Center currently closed to the public.  Contact the staff at reference@rihs.org  for research assistance.    

Rhode Island State Archives 33 Broad Street, Providence, Rhode Island  (401) 222-2353 https://www.sos.ri.gov/divisions/state-archives and email statearchives@sos.ri.gov  Appointments must be made for a two hour slot weekdays at 10am or 2pm.  Requests for appointments must be made three days ahead of the requested date. 

Rhode Island State Library 82 Smith Street, Room 208, Providence, Rhode Island  (401) 222-2473  https://www.sos.ri.gov/divisions/Civics-And-Education/state-library  The state house reopened to the public on 1 June 2021 with limited hours 9am to 3pm.  The public may visit, and the reference staff will answer requests by phone and email from 8:30am to 4:30pm.  There is a catalog available at the website.

Rhode Island Vital Records, 3 Capitol Hill, Providence, Rhode Island 401-222-5960 or the website  https://health.ri.gov/records/   Walk in service for vital records is closed until further notice.  See the website for ordering records online. 

UNH Dimond Library, 18 Library Way, Durham, New Hampshire.  See this web page for information on building access and online assistance  https://library.unh.edu/blog/2021/06/covid-19-phased-return

Vermont Historical Society Leahy Library,  60 Washington Street, Suite 1, Barre, Vermont  (802) 479-8509.  Open by appointment only.  See this page for COVID-19 safety procedures:     https://vermonthistory.org/leahy-library-covid-19-procedures

Vermont Vital Records and Archives 1078 Route 2, Montpelier, Vermont (802) 863-3208 or email vitalrecords@vermont.gov  or sos.archives@vermont.gov   The vital records office is currently closed to walk-in services, but curbside services may be arranged in advance. The reference room is available by appointment for researching records in the state archives https://sos.vermont.gov/vsara/research/ 

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Cite/Link to:  Heather Wilkinson Rojo, "What’s Open For Genealogy Research in New England?", Nutfield Genealogy, posted June 17, 2021, ( https://nutfieldgenealogy.blogspot.com/2021/06/whats-open-for-genealogy-research-in.html: accessed [access date]).  

Genealogy Research in New England During the Pandemic: What’s Open? How is the Records Access?

I haven’t been out much during these last five or six months to research in-person.  Most of my personal genealogy work has been online, or some day trips to quiet cemeteries where no one else was visiting.  However, as I get braver about venturing outside safely, this is what I learned about some local genealogy repositories.  Caveat: Please contact these locations for the latest information about their hours and availability during the pandemic. Things sometimes change overnight, and may not be reflected in this blog post!

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American Antiquarian Society https://www.americanantiquarian.org/ :

185 Salisbury Street, Worcester, Massachusetts (508) 755-5221

Closed to the public until further notice during the COVID-19 pandemic.

American Canadian Genealogical Society  https://acgs.org/ :

Recently relocated to 1 Sundial Avenue, Suite 317N, Manchester, New Hampshire (603) 622-1554 and reposed as of June 24^th to the public.  The library is open on two shifts per day, and patrons can sign up for the 8 spaces available for each shift.  Reservations are no longer required, but with the limit call the librarian to make sure there is a place for you. Masks required by visitors and volunteers, see this page for safety guidelines https://acgs.org/acgs-library-reopening/   One major change outlined on this page is that all books that have been used will be quarantined for 72 hours before the librarians put them back on the shelves. This could be problematic for anyone wanting a certain book upon arriving at the library. Use the website or call to make a reservation in advance.  Members are free, and the non-member day fee is $10.  You may become a member when you come in to visit. The website contains links to much information, but most is available to members only.

Boston Public Library  https://www.bpl.org/resources/genealogy/   :

700 Boylston Street (Central Library), Boston, Massachusetts  (617) 536-5400 email ask@bpl.org

Available only for patron pickup of items during limited hours at the current time.

Connecticut Historical Society  https://chs.org/  :

One Elizabeth Street, Hartford, Connecticut  (860) 236-5621

Researchers by appointment only at the Waterman Research Center. Free to members, or $12 for non-members. Public access is restricted due to a renovation project. Call at least 2 weeks prior to your visit at ext. 228. 

Connecticut Society of Genealogists Library https://ctfamilyhistory.com/  :

175 Maple Street, East Hartford, Connecticut  (860) 569-0002

The library opened to a limited capacity on July 7^th by appointment only.  Please call ahead, masks must be worn. 

Connecticut State Library https://libguides.ctstatelibrary.org/hg/home :

231 Capitol Avenue, Hartford, Connecticut  (860) 757-6500

Closed until further notice.

Maine Historical Society https://www.mainehistory.org/ :

489 Congress Street, Portland, Maine  (207) 774-1822

Research by appointment only Wednesdays to Saturdays 1pm – 4pm.  Members free, non members $10 a day. See this webpage for more information:  https://www.mainehistory.org/library_visit.shtml 

Massachusetts State Archives https://www.sec.state.ma.us/arc/ :

220 Morrissey Blvd, Boston, Massachusetts (617) 727-2816 or fax (617) 288-8429

The research area is open with regular hours, but call ahead to find out if what you need is available and the staff will determine if they can assist you remotely before you come in.  Reference phone: (617) 727-2816 or email archives@sec.state.ma.us  Updated COVID-19 policies are on this page:  https://www.sec.state.ma.us/arc/covid-19/covid-19.htm 

Massachusetts Historical Society https://www.masshist.org/ :

1154 Boylston Street, Boston, Massachusetts  (617) 536-1608

The MHS library is currently closed until further notice.  The reference team is available to assist you remotely.  Please see this page for more information:  https://www.masshist.org/library/visit  The MHS has been holding several online events every month, and their card catalog is online.

Massachusetts Registry of Vital Records https://www.mass.gov/orgs/registry-of-vital-records-and-statistics

150 Mount Vernon Street, Boston, Massachusetts  (617) 740-2600 

There are limited in-person services at the Mass. VRs.  The Public Research Room is closed. They are taking mail and web requests, and limited counter service, see this page for details:  https://www.mass.gov/alerts/massachusetts-registry-of-vital-records-and-statistics-rvrs-covid-19-update#1459986

Mayflower Society Library https://www.themayflowersociety.org/visit/gsmd-library :

4 Winslow Street, Plymouth, Massachusetts (508) 746-3188, ext. 11 or email the librarian library@themayflowersociety.org  or support@themayflowersociety.org  The research library is closed to the public until further notice. The staff will be working remotely from home with limited access to the library materials.  Usually it is open to the public by reservation.  Free to members, $5 research fee for non-members. Copies of approved lineage papers can be purchased for $10. 

National Archives at Boston (NARA)  https://www.archives.gov/boston :

380 Trapelo Road, Waltham, Massachusetts  (866) 406-2379

The research room is closed currently.  You may experience a very long delay to your requests and Freedom of Information Act requests or appeals.  https://www.archives.gov/boston/research There are many online research tools available.

New England Historic Genealogical Society https://www.americanancestors.org  :

99 – 101 Newbury Street, Boston, Massachusetts, (888) 296 – 3447

The library and archives in Boston remain closed to the public until further notice.  Members may use the website to access databases online.  There are many virtual events being held online for the general public, see this link:  https://www.americanancestors.org/education/online-classes

New Hampshire Historical Society Library  https://www.nhhistory.org/

30 Park Street, Concord, New Hampshire  (603) 228-6688

The library is now open by advance appointment for research on Thursday, Friday and Saturday 9:30am to 12:30pm and 1:30pm to 4:30pm.  Free to members, $7 for adult nonmembers. See this webpage about the new safety measures: https://www.nhhistory.org/Research/Using-the-Library  or email research@nhhistory.   The society also offers librarians who available for information  by email or phone, and also research services for a fee. 

New Hampshire County Registries of Deeds  https://www.nhdeeds.org/

Effective June 18, 2020 The registries of deeds are open to the public.  Face masks are encouraged, or required and available upon request.  Each county registry has different safety requirements, and limits on the number or individuals allowed access to the records, please check the website. 

New Hampshire State Library  https://www.nh.gov/nhsl/ :

The state library is open to the public by appointment only, with safety measures in place until further notice.  Appointments are for 30 minute and 60 minute sessions only.  See the website for more information.  The statewide interlibrary loan program is suspended for the time being.

New Hampshire Vital Records and Archives https://sos.nh.gov/archives-vital-records-records-management/archives/genealogy/ :

9 Ratification Way (Formerly 71 South Fruit Street), Concord, New Hampshire, 603-271-3242.   

During the COVID-19 pandemic the Archives and Vital Records are closed to walk in traffic.  The public is encouraged to use the website.  You may call 603-271-2236 with urgent business or email info@sos.nh.gov 

Phillips Library of the Peabody Essex Museum https://www.pem.org/visit/library  :

306 Newburyport Turnpike, Rowley, Massachusetts

Only three researchers are allowed in the reading room each day, and appointments are required by contacting research@pem.org 

See this blog post for more information:

https://nutfieldgenealogy.blogspot.com/2018/07/genealogy-research-at-phillips-library.html

The Rhode Island Historical Society   https://www.rihs.org/ :

10 Benevolent Street, Providence, Rhode Island  (401) 331-8575

The Robinson Research Center has reopened to the public by reservation only.  Free to Rhode Island residents, $8 to non residents ($5 for students and seniors).  Please contact the staff reference@rihs.org

Rhode Island State Archives  https://www.sos.ri.gov/divisions/state-archives :

33 Broad Street, Providence, Rhode Island  (401) 222-2353 statearchives@sos.ri.gov

Closed to the public.  Archivists will provide reference and general assistance by phone and email.  Some resources are online. 

Rhode Island State Library  https://www.sos.ri.gov/divisions/Civics-And-Education/state-library :

82 Smith Street, Room 208, Providence, Rhode Island  (401) 222-2473

The state house is closed to the public, including the state library.  Librarians will provide reference and general assistance by phone and email. Some resources are available digitally through the online catalog.  Email statelibrary@sos.ri.gov

Rhode Island Vital Records https://health.ri.gov/records/ :

Rhode Island has changed some service, and closed some walk-in service, so please check this webpage for more information: https://health.ri.gov/about/customer-services-updates.php   They recommend using VitalChek for online ordering of vital records. 

UNH Dimond Library

18 Library Way, Durham, New Hampshire  (603) 862-1535

All UNH library locations are currently closed.  See this page for updates and resources you can access remotely:  https://www.library.unh.edu/news/covid-19

Vermont Historical Society Leahy Library https://vermonthistory.org/leahy-library/  :

60 Washington Street, Suite 1, Barre, Vermont  (802) 479-8509

Open by appointment only.  See this page for COVID-19 safety procedures:  https://vermonthistory.org/leahy-library-covid-19-procedures

Vermont Vital Records and Archives   https://sos.vermont.gov/vsara/about/hours-directions/  :

1078 Route 2, Montpelier, Vermont (802) 863-3208 or email vitalrecords@vermont.gov  or sos.archives@vermont.gov

The vital records office is currently closed to walk-in services, but curbside services may be arranged in advance. The reference room is available by appointment for researching records in the state archives https://sos.vermont.gov/vsara/research/ 

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Cite/Link to:  Heather Wilkinson Rojo, "Genealogy Research in New England During the Pandemic:  What’s Open? How is the Records Access?", Nutfield Genealogy, posted September 17, 2020, ( https://nutfieldgenealogy.blogspot.com/2020/09/genealogy-research-in-new-england.html: accessed [access date]). 

New Milford, Connecticut Civil War and World War I Honor Rolls

The following honor rolls for New Milford, Litchfield County, Connecticut were photographed and transcribed by Patti Crispo for the Honor Roll Project:
http://honorrollproject.weebly.com/

Civil War Honor Roll

New Milford CT Civil War Honor Roll

Location: On the Green, Main Street New Milford, CT

THIS TABLET IS DEDICATED

IN COMMEMORATION OF

THE MEN OF NEW MILFORD

WHO SERVED THEIR COUNTRY

IN THE CIVIL WAR

1861 - 1865

Column 1

CHARLES F. ANDERSON

JAMES ATKINS

ANDREW E. BAILEY

JOSEPH A. BAILEY

DAVID A. BALDWIN

FRANIS E. BALDWIN

MILES N. BANKER

ASHBEL E. BARTRAM

CHARLES E. BARTRAM

CHARLES M. BARTRAM

FERDINAND S. BARTRAM

OSCAR F. BARTRAM

DANIEL BEARDSLEY

CHARLES E. BEEMAN

JOHN A. BEEMAN

RUFUS BEEMAN

CHARLES F. BEMUS

WILLIAM E. BENEDICT

GEORGE D. BENNETT

ANTONIO BENNOIT

GEORGE BIRCH

CHARLES M. BOOTH

HENRY BOOTH

JOHN BREEN

DANIEL BRIGGS

CHARLES BRINELL

DOCTOR BRONSON

FRANCIS H. BRONSON

WILLIAM N. BRONSON

JACKSON J. BROWN

JOSEPH BRUSH

ANDREW N. BUCK

ANDREW BUCKINGHAM

CLARK BUCKINGHAM

EARL BUCKINGHAM

IRWIN C. BUCKINGHAM

ORLO H. BUCKINGHAM

THOMAS BURR

SMITH P. CALDWELL

THOMAS CALNEN

EDWIN CAMP

EDWIN T. CAMP

JAMES CAMPBELL

WILLIAM E. CANFIELD

GEORGE E. CARPENTER

LEWIS A. CLAGETT

TITUS CLARK

DANIEL CONLEY

JOHN CONLON

GEORGE D. COPLEY

ALEXANDER CRONKWRIGHT

GEORGE D. CUMMINS

JAMES P. CUMMINGS

LEVI E. CURTIS

DAVID E. DISBROW

HENRY S. DISBROW

WILLIAM E. DISBROW

EDWARD DOANE

ROBERT DODGE

HIRAM D. DUBOIS

BENJAMIN F. DUNHAM

WILLIAM P. DUTCHER

GEORGE S. ERWIN

ROBERT ERWIN

JAMES H. EVANS

OLIVER B. EVITTS

WILLIAM FARRELL

HILLIARD FERRISS

JAY FERRISS

JOHN FERRISS

ROBERT FERRIS

STEPHEN C. FERRIS

JOHN FINN

AARON N. FORD

COLUMN 2

CHARLES FORD

HENRY J. FRANKLIN

FRANCIS L. FRENCH

ALFRED E. FULLER

CHARLES GARLICK

CHARLES H. GAYLORD

GEORGE A. GREEN

CHARLES B. GREGORY

GEORGE W. HARRINGTON

WILLIS HARTWELL

RICHARD HEACOCK

JAMES HEALY

SAMUEL R. HILL, JR.

DAVID D. HOAG

GEORGE W. HOAG

HOMER W. HODGE

HERMANN HOFFMAN

CHARLES A. HOYT

DEMMON HOYT

HENRY R. HOYT

HORATIO S. HOYT

MERRITT HUNT

CHARLES A. HURD

JOHN HUTCHINSON

CHARLES N. IRWIN

PHILIP H. JACKLIN

CHARLES W. JACKSON

HENRY F. JACKSON

ALVIN H. JENNINGS

DAVID J. JENNINGS

JAY JENNINGS

HORACE E. JONES

CHARLES JUDSON

ERNEST KARGE

ANDREW S. KINNEY

DAVID W. KNOWLES

DAVID LAKE

FREDERICK G. LAMSON

WILLIAM LAMSON

JOSEPH LAPOINT

HERMAN S. LATHROP

ORRIN F. LATHROP

WILLIAM LATHROP

SIDNEY A. LAW

THOMAS LAWRENCE

ADOLPH LEVEFRE

FREDERICK J. LOGAN

GEORGE E. LOGAN

JOSEPH R. LOVERIDGE

REMUS C. LOVERIDGE

ROYAL I. LOVERIDGE

EDWARD F. LYON

DAVID McBATH

JOSEPH McMAHON

MICHAEL McMAHON, 2^ND

MICHAEL McMAHON, 3^RD

HENRY W. MALLETT

ALBERT N. MARSH

CHARLES H. MARSH

DANIEL E. MARSH

DECATUR D. MARSH

EDWARD W. MARSH

IRWIN G. MARSH

GARWOOD R. MERWIN

JOHN L. MINTSCH

WILLIAM MOLLOY

EDWARD MONROE

JOHN MONROE

FRANK L. MOREHOUSE

HENRY S. MOREHOUSE

LYMAN F. MOREHOUSE

WILLIAM E.L. MORRISON

COLUMN 3

JAMES D. MOSHER

LEWIS W. MOSHER

JOHN MUNSON

CHARLES W. MURRAY

EZRA L. NICHOLS

ORLANDO NICHOLS

ANDREW B. NOBLE

HENRY C. NOBLE

LAWRNCE NORTHROP

TIMOTHY O’CALLAGHAN

JOHN ODELL

WILLIAM O’NEILL

JOSEPH P. PARKS

CHESTER PHILLIPS

LUTHER M. PIKE

ALONZO PLUMB

HARVEY G. PLUMB

HENRY PLUMB

GEORGE D. POTTER

GEORGE H. POTTER

CHARLES PURDY

HENRY J. RANDOLPH

HERBERT H. READ

ANDREW ROBERTS

HENRY M. ROBERTS

WILLIAM J. ROBERTS

AUSTIN V. ROGERS

NATHAN H. ROOT

ELI RUBY

ISAAC SANFORD

MYRON W. SCHULTZ

LUCIUS S. SHERMAN

ASAHEL SHERWOOD

REUBEN H. SHERWOOD

HENRY SHOVE

CHARLES H. SMITH

WILLIAM SMITH

DAVID E. SOULE

HENRY A. SOULE

EDWIN SPARKS

EDWARD SPENGLER

HOMER STERLING

FRANKLIN B. STEVENS

GEORGE STEVENS

HENRY L. STEVENS

WILLIAM H. STEVENS

HENRY STOKES

MARTIN N. TALLMAN

JOSEPH TAYLOR

JOHN Q. THAYER

EDWARD E. THOMPSON

CHARLES E. TIBBETTS

FREDERICK M. TREAT

HENRY S. TURRILL

WILLIAM VAN ANDEN

WILLIAM G. VANDERWATER

PETER VAN LONE

CHARLES VOREY

EDWARD WALDEN

ALBERT WALKER

WILLIAM C. WARNER

ALEXANDER WATERS

FRANK WATERS

CHARLES A. WAY

PATRICK WEICH, 1^ST

CHESTER A. WELLER

JACOB WENTWORTH

DANIEL WENZENGER

GEORGE S. WILLIAMS

JOHN F. WILLIAMS

ROBERT WILLIS

THERON M. WOODRUFF

RICHARD J. WORDEN

World War I Honor Roll

New Milford CT World War I Honor Roll

Location: On the Green, Main Street, New Milford, CT

THIS TABLET IS DEDICATED

IN COMMEMORATION OF

THE MEN OF NEW MILFORD

WHO SERVED THEIR COUNTRY

IN THE WORLD WAR

1917 – 1919

At bottom center column: *DIED IN SERVICE

COLUMN 1

  EDWIN H. ACKER

  FRANK W. ADAMS

  JOHN H. ADAMS

  E.A. FRANKLIN ANDERSON

  GEORGE ANDERSON

  ANDREW B. ARMSTRONG

  ROERT L. ARMSTRONG

  WILLIAM E. ASHMAN

  FRANCIS M. BALDWIN

  RALPH H. BALDWIN

  J. CREIGHTON BARKER

*EDWIN L. BARNEY

  PAUL B. BARTON

  RAYMOND G. BARTON

  JOHN L. BENEDICT

  WILLIAM BENSON

  OSCAR W. BJORK

  FRANK W. BOOTH

  GEORGE W. BOUGHTON

  HENRY J. BRANT

  RALPH P. BUELL

  CHARLES H. BURWELL

  J. JESSE BUSHNELL

  GUSTAF A CARLSON

  JOSEPH J. CHIRNSKI

  STEPHEN J. CHIRNSKI

  WILLIAM J. CLARK, JR.

  CHARLES E. CONNELL

  WILLIAM B. COREY

  HAROLD E. COUCH

  L. MILLS COUCH

  WILLIAM J. CUDDY

  LESTER C. CUMMINGS

  GEORGE R. CROMER

*DANIEL E. DALEY

  WILLIAM T. DALY

  ANTHONY DANNA

  JOSEPH DANNA

  RUPERT S. DAY

  FRED DELMOLINO

*ARTHUR V. DICKSON

  EDWARD A. DICKSON

  ROBERT L. DODGE

  JOHN DONNELLY

  JOHN J. DOUSKEY

  CHARLES C. DRAKE

  JOSEPH E. DRAPEAU

  MARTIN A. DUNBAR

  WALTER F. EASTMAN

  WILLIAM E. EDWARDS

  EDWIN J. EMMONS, JR.

  BURTON E. EMRO

  PETER W. EMRO

*HAROLD ETT

  HOWARD E. EVANS

  CHARLES H. FERRISS

  S. BOYNTON FERRISS

  WALLACE F. FERRISS

  KULZMA FORMUCK

*PAUL E. GILBERT

  GERALD R. GREEN

  VERNON F. GRIFFIN

  FRANK GRZYCH

  THOMAS GWANSKI

 

COLUMN 2

  HOWARD M. HARRIS

  WILLIAM HARZ

  JOHN J. HASLER

  JAMES H. HASTINGS

  MICHAEL M. HASTINGS

  VIRGIL B. HATCH

  ROLAND T. HEACOCK

  HOBART A. HEALD

  WILLIAM HEDUS

  RAYMOND A. HINE

  HAROLD W. HOLMES

  RAYMOND E. HOTCHKISS

  CARL P. HUBBARD

  JOSEPH HULTON

  CYRIL HUME

  DONALD E. HUNGERFORD

  J. MAILYON HUNTER

  JAMES E. HYLAND

*ANDERS G. JOHNSON

  CHARLES F. JOHNSON

  CHARLES O. JOHNSON

  EMIL J. JOHNSON

  HARRISON A. JOHNSON

  WALTER S. JOHNSON

  THOMAS L. KELLY

  HENRY S. KIMLIN

  RAY NOBLE KINNEY

  WYLIE C. KINNEY

  BENJAMIN KRAMER

  THEODORE C. KYLE

  EARL F. LABRAGUE

*GABRIEL LARSON

  LUDWIG LARSON

  LESLIE E. LATHROP

  WILBUR P. LATHROP

  MORSE W. LEAVENWORTH

  CLARENCE C. LEWIS

  MARTIN T. LILLIS

  PATRICK J. LILLIS

  ALBERT LINDBERG

  ARTHUR L. LOGAN

  FRED A. LOUNSBURY

  MICHAEL A. LYNCH

  E. ROY MARSH

  GERALD G. MARSH

  HERBERT E. MARSH

  STEPHEN E MARSH

  WILLIAM W. MARSHALL

  E. PAUL MARTIN

  LEWIS G. McBATH

  WILLIAM McGILL

  J. CHARLES MELOY

  CLARENCE M. MITCHELL

  HOWARD D. MOCK

  EDWARD J. MOLLOY

  LAZZA P. MONTANA

  JOSEPH E. MOORE

  MILLER K. MOORE

  CLAUDE B. MOREHOUSE

  RAYMOND A. MOREY

  JOHN J. MULCAHY

  J. LEO MURPHY

  ANDREW B. MYGATT

  HOWARD T. NETTLETON

COLUMN 3

  PAUL G. NEWTON

  RUSSELL C. NOBLE

  BARI A. NORTHROP

  GERALD C. NORTHROP

  ELIAS E. OLSON

  HAROLD P. OLSON

  HOWARD OVIATT

  GEORGE C. PARMALEY

  FREDERICK M. PARSONS

  ROBERT L. PARSONS

  CHARLES W. PEET

  RAYMOND G. PEET

  C. CARLISLE PENFIELD

  DAVID C. PETERSON

*GREGERS PETERSON

  EDWARD F. PLUME

  ROBERT J. PLUME

  RAY E. POMEROY

  C. HOMER PULVER

  HAROLD D. PULVER

  CLFFORD A. RICHMOND

  DENNIS J. RING

  JOHN J. ROONEY

  HARRY A. ROOT

  WILLIAM R. RUBENWOLF

*ANTONI SANDRINI

  BRUNOS SHELENGOSKI

*WATTSWOFF J. SISKEY

  BROWNSON W. SMITH

  EDGAR A. SMITH

*FREDERICK E. SMITH

  HOWARD A. SMITH

  DAVID E. SOULE, 2^ND

  CHARLES A. SQUIRE

  THOMAS M. STACK, JR.

  BURR M. STAUB

  NICHOLAS G. STAUB

  VERTON L. STAUB

*CLARENCE H. STONE

  LEON S. STONE

  HOWARD W. STRAUB

  CHARLES O. SWANSON

  LOUIS F. TALBOTT

  EMANUEL TAYLOR

  WILLIAM TEATER

  JOSEPH W. TIBERIO

  DONALD J. TURRILL

  STANLEY TYSBOWKI

  ARTHUR J. VAN DUZEE

  GEORGE A. WARD

  CARL W. WARNER

  SIDNEY WEBB

  FRANKLIN E. WELLS

  STANEY WENT

  CLARENCE R. WHITE

  DAVID J. WILDMAN

  SPERRY M. WILSON

  GEORGE R. WISCHERT, JR.

  JOSEPH WOJCIECHOWSKI

  WATTS WOJCIECHOWSKI

*BERA F. WOODS

  HARRY A. WORLEY

  ALEXANDER J. ZLOTKOWSKI

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Patti Crispo and Heather Wilkinson Rojo, "New Milford, Connecticut Civil War and World War I Honor Rolls", Nutfield Genealogy, posted June 29, 2017, (http://nutfieldgenealogy.blogspot.com/2017/06/new-milford-connecticut-civil-war-and.html: accessed [access date]).