Showing posts with label Spanish American War. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Spanish American War. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 26, 2021

Chester, New Hampshire Military Honor Roll Spanish American War and World War I

 This honor roll was photographed on the common at Chester, New Hampshire.


ROLL OF HONOR
ERECTED BY
THE TOWN OF CHESTER
IN APPRECIATION OF THOSE WHO SERVED
IN THE SPANISH AND WORLD WAR.

SPANISH WAR
CHARLES E. COOK

WORLD WAR
FREDERICK C. BARTLETT
WAYLAND J. BERRY
WALTER S. BROWN
BERT R. CAMMETT
*JAMES M. FORSAITH
HANS A. HANSON
*WILLIAM A. HOLLAND
WALTER E. HOLMES
RAYMOND KOURIAN
JAMES MAGUIRE
WALTER W. MAGUIRE
*EMERSON P. MAPLE
CLARENCE H. McCULLY
ALLEN O. PARKER
CLIFFORD E. RICHARDSON
HARTWELL H. ROBERTS
VICTOR B. SPOLLETT
PERCY S. STOWE
CHARLES C. WARREN
*HOWARD F. WEST
HOWARD A. WOODARD
LEROY S. WOODARD

RED CROSS NURSE
LILLIAN S. MACINTOSH
1932
                                   *DIED IN SERVICE



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Cite/Link to this post: Heather Wilkinson Rojo, "Chester, New Hampshire Military Honor Roll Spanish American War and World War I", Nutfield Genealogy, posted May 27, 2021, ( https://nutfieldgenealogy.blogspot.com/2021/05/chester-new-hampshire-military-honor.html: accessed [access date]). 

Sunday, November 11, 2018

Volunteer Transcriptions of Honor Rolls for Veteran's Day 2018

Military Honor Rolls in front of the library
at Dunbarton, New Hampshire

The Honor Roll project collects transcriptions of the names of the veterans on military honor rolls seen in parks, schools, public buildings, books and other places all over the USA and abroad.  You can read the complete list at this link:

https://honorrollproject.weebyly.com 


Twice a year, for Memorial Day and Veteran’s Day, genealogy bloggers photograph and transcribe these honor rolls, and publish them on the internet.   The act of transcribing these names makes them available to be found by search engines such as Google, Mocavo and others.  Family members searching for genealogical or military information on relatives, ancestors or friends will be able to see the honor rolls, read the names, and learn about their family’s military history.

It is a simple, easy project.  However, it brings unexpected joy to searchers who did not know their ancestors were in the military, or did not know the specific military history, or sometimes they did not even know the town where their ancestors lived.  Seeing their family member’s name on an honor roll can be the beginning of finding more genealogy data, military records and historical information.

Here are this year’s contributions from the USA and Canada:


Connecticut

Newtown, Part 1, War of 1812,  Mexican War, Spanish-American War, Mexican Border War,  by "Benjamin McClure" Marian Burk Wood
https://climbingmyfamilytree.blogspot.com/2018/05/honor-roll-project-part-1-newtown.html 

Newtown, Part 2, 1944 - 1971 (WWII, Korea, and Vietnam), by "Benjamin McClure" Marian Burk Wood
https://climbingmyfamilytree.blogspot.com/2018/05/honor-roll-project-part-2-newtown-ct.html

Newtown, Part 3, Gulf War and Civil War, by "Benjamin McClure" Marian Burk Wood
https://climbingmyfamilytree.blogspot.com/2018/05/honor-roll-project-part-3-newtown-ct.html   

Windsor, World War I, by Jenny Hawran

Windsor Grace Episcopal Church, World War I, by Jenny Hawran

Massachusetts

Bridgewater, Central Square, WWI by David J. McRae

Charlemont, Civil War, WW1, WWII, Korea, Vietnam, and Service between 1950 – 1999, by Schalene Dagutis

Raynham, Korea and Vietnam, by David J. McRae
https://thedeadwereoncesomeonetoo.blogspot.com/2018/10/honor-roll-project-2018-bruce-e.html 

New Hampshire

WWI Military: Heroes of Andover by Janice Webster Brown
http://www.cowhampshireblog.com/2018/09/14/new-hampshire-wwi-military-heroes-of-andover/

WWI Military: Heroes of Antrim by Janice Webster Brown
http://www.cowhampshireblog.com/2018/06/29/new-hampshire-wwi-military-heroes-of-antrim/

WWI Military: Heroes of Bath by Janice Webster Brown
http://www.cowhampshireblog.com/2018/08/18/new-hampshire-wwi-military-heroes-of-bath/

WWI Military: Heroes of Belmont by Janice Webster Brown
http://www.cowhampshireblog.com/2018/10/04/new-hampshire-wwi-military-heroes-of-belmont/


WWI Military:  Heroes of Benton
 
WWI Military: Heroes of Bethlehem by Janice Webster Brown
http://www.cowhampshireblog.com/2018/08/26/new-hampshire-wwi-military-heroes-of-bethlehem/

WWI Military: Heroes of Bristol by Janice Webster Brown
http://www.cowhampshireblog.com/2018/08/16/new-hampshire-wwi-military-bristol/


WWI Military: Heroes of Charlestown by Janice Webster Brown


WWI Military: Heroes of Chesterfield by Janice Webster Brown
http://www.cowhampshireblog.com/2018/09/24/new-hampshire-wwi-military-heroes-of-chesterfield/

WWI Military: Heroes of Concord by Janice Webster Brown
http://www.cowhampshireblog.com/2018/07/14/world-war-i-military-heroes-of-concord/

WWI Military: Heroes of Derry by Janice Webster Brown
http://www.cowhampshireblog.com/2018/07/06/new-hampshire-wwi-military-heroes-of-derry/

WWI: Heroes of Dublin by Janice Webster Brown
http://www.cowhampshireblog.com/2018/08/11/new-hampshire-in-wwi-heroes-of-dublin/  

Dunbarton, WW1, WWII, Korea and Vietnam by Heather Wilkinson Rojo
 

WWI Military: Heroes of Enfield by Janice Webster Brown
http://www.cowhampshireblog.com/2018/09/30/new-hampshire-wwi-military-heroes-of-enfield/

WWI Military: Heroes of Francestown by Janice Webster Brown
http://www.cowhampshireblog.com/2018/08/30/new-hampshire-wwi-military-heroes-of-francestown/

WWI Military: Heroes of Greenville by Janice Webster Brown
http://www.cowhampshireblog.com/2018/06/09/new-hampshire-wwi-military-heroes-of-greenville/
WWI Military:  Heroes of Groton by Janice Webster Brown
 
WWI Military:  Heroes of Holderness by Janice Webster Brown
  

WWI Military: Heroes of Lincoln by Janice Webster Brown
http://www.cowhampshireblog.com/2018/10/06/new-hampshire-wwi-military-heroes-of-lincoln/

WWI Military: Heroes of Lisbon by Janice Webster Brown
http://www.cowhampshireblog.com/2018/07/16/new-hampshire-wwi-military-heroes-of-lisbon/
 
WWI Military:  Heroes of Moultonborough by Janice Webster Brown
 
WWI Military: Heroes of Newport by Janice Webster Brown
http://www.cowhampshireblog.com/2018/06/24/new-hampshire-wwi-military-heroes-of-newport/


WWI Military:  Heroes of New Ipswich
 
WWI Military: Heroes of Peterborough by Janice Webster Brown
http://www.cowhampshireblog.com/2018/08/09/new-hampshire-wwi-military-heroes-of-peterborough/

WWI Military: Heroes of Pittsburg by Janice Webster Brown
http://www.cowhampshireblog.com/2018/05/30/new-hampshire-wwi-military-heroes-of-pittsburg/

WWI Military: Heroes of Pittsfield by Janice Webster Brown
http://www.cowhampshireblog.com/2018/08/07/new-hampshire-wwi-military-heroes-of-pittsfield/

WWI Military: Heroes of Plymouth and Rumney by Janice Webster Brown
http://www.cowhampshireblog.com/2018/09/16/new-hampshire-wwi-military-heroes-of-plymouth-and-rumney/

WWI: Heroes of Raymond by Janice Webster Brown
http://www.cowhampshireblog.com/2018/09/08/new-hampshire-in-wwi-heroes-of-raymond/


WWI Military: Heroes of Stratford by Janice Webster Brown



WWI Military: Heroes of Westmoreland by Janice Webster Brown


WWI Military:  Heroes of Wolfeboro
 
New Jersey

Red Bank, WWI and Spanish-American, by Amanda Pape
  
New York

Au Sable Forks, Au Sable Valley Memorial Park, WW1, WW2, Koriea, Vietnam, Lebanon, by Schalene Dagutis

Claverack, WW1 and WWII by Schalene Dagutis

Lake George, Shepherd Park, Civil War, WW1, WWII, Korea, Vietnam, Gulf Wars, by Schalene Dagutis

Pleasantville, WW1, by "Benjamin McClure" Marian Burk Wood
https://climbingmyfamilytree.blogspot.com/2018/09/honor-roll-project-wwi-service-in.html 

Rexford, Saratoga County, Garnsey Park, WWII by Schalene Dagutis

Schaghticoke, WW1, by Schalene Dagutis

Stillwater, WW1, by Schalene Dagutis


North Carolina

Chapel Hill, War of 1812, Civil War, WW1, WWII, Korea, Vietnam, Persian Gulf, Bosnia, Afghanistan, and Iraq, by Jamie Gates
https://applegategenealogy.wordpress.com/2018/11/12/carolina-alumni-lost-in-military-service/   


Vermont

Alburgh, WW1 and WWII, by Schalene Dagutis

Rutland, Main Street Park, WW1, by Schalene Dagutis

Fair Haven, WW1, WWII, Korea, Vietnam, by Schalene Dagutis


Canada
North Hatley, Stanstead County, Quebec by Anna Matthews


Thank you to all the volunteers who photographed and transcribed these honor rolls.  Some of you transcribed thousands and thousands of names!

Sunday, May 29, 2016

Bedford, New Hampshire World War I and Spanish American War Honor Roll




This Honor Roll is located in the Historic District of Bedford, New Hampshire
on the corner of Bedford Center Road and Meetinghouse Road.






TO HONOR AND PERPETUATE THE MEMORY             
OF THE MEN OF BEDFORD WHO SERVED IN            
THE WARS OF THEIR COUNTRY            
1917  WORLD WAR  1918                      
JOHN R. BAILEY                   ADELARD DANAULT        CHARLES E. PORTER
PARKER BAILEY                  GEORGE F. FRENCH           WILLIAM QUIMBY
CLOEPHAS BELLEMARE   EVERETT P. GAGE               CHARLES E RAMIG
EDOUARD BELLEMARE     ROMEO A. GAMACHE       RAYMOND A. ROBERTS
CHARLES O. BURSIEL         JOHN GEDDES                    EDWARD T. SARGENT
ERNEST L. BUSWELL          HAROLD B. GRANT           FRANK J. SILVA
*FRANK A. BUSWELL         OTTO H. GRANZ                 *WILLIS A. STEVENS
EDWARD C. CHAPUT          DONALD W. HAMEL          FRANK A. STORY
GEORGE O. CHASBRO        FRANK HILCHEY                CRAIG VINCENT
HENRY I. COLBURN            RAY E. HILCHEY                 HARRISON S. VINCENT
EDWARD A. COREY            ARTHUR A. LAFORGE        RAY M. WALLACE
HENRY P. CROWELL           ROGER F. LANGEVIN          LEWIS A. WELCH
MILTON F. CROWELL         ISRAEL C. LATULLIPPE       KYLE C. WESTOVER
JOHN E. CUNNINGHAM     JOSEPH A. MAYNARD        GEORGE T. WIGGIN
ROBERT M. CURRIE           ANDREW MAYO                  PETER WOODBURY

1898  SPANISH AMERICAN WAR  1902                       

                                             CHARLES A. CAMPBELL


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Heather Wilkinson Rojo, "Bedford, New Hampshire World War I and Spanish American War Honor Roll", Nutfield Genealogy, posted May 30, 2016, (  http://nutfieldgenealogy.blogspot.com/2016/05/bedford-new-hampshire-world-war-i-and.html:  accessed [access date]).  

Wednesday, April 27, 2016

Weathervane Wednesday ~ On a Lighthouse added to a famous Fortress

Weathervane Wednesday is an on-going series of photographs I post weekly.  I started out by publishing only weather vanes from the Londonderry area, but now I've been finding interesting weather vanes from all over New England.  Sometimes these weather vanes are whimsical, or historical, but all are very unique.  Often, my readers tip me off to some very special and unusual weather vanes.

Today's weather vane is not in New England, nor in the Continental United States!

Do you know the location of weather vane #258?  Scroll down to see the answer...






This weathervane was photographed above the lighthouse on the top of the fortress San Felipe del Morro at the entrance to the harbor in San Juan, Puerto Rico.  This fort was built over many centuries, beginning in 1539 by the King of Spain, Charles V.    The walls of the fort are 18 feet thick, and there are six levels of batteries from sea level to 145 feet.  The lighthouse was originally built in 1843, but it was damaged in the Spanish American War in 1898.  The US government rebuilt the lighthouse in 1908.  The castle fortress covers over 70 acres of land on a promontory above the harbor entrance.  The words "El Morro" mean "the promontory" in Spanish.

You can see that the lighthouse weathervane is Spanish because besides the cardinal point "N" and "S" and "E" there is an "O" for the word oeste, which is Spanish for "west".   There is no figure on the vane, just an arrow. 

El Morro was used during World War II when modern concrete bunkers were added facing the sea.  In 1961 the US Army abandoned the fortress and it became part of the United States National Park Service.  In 1983 the San Juan National Historic Site (including the waslls of Old San Juan, the smaller fortress Fortín San Juan de la Cruz (El Canñelo)  and the San Cristobal fortress) were declared a World Heritage Site by the United Nations. 

We were visiting El Morro and San Juan this past winter to sell my husband's childhood home.  It was a bittersweet moment, because we knew that we would not be visiting Puerto Rico much after selling the home.  My husband spent a lot of time at this last tour of El Morro reminiscing about exploring the fortress as a little boy, and discovering its many nooks and crannies with his Dad.  Although I had been to the El Morro dozens of times, it was the first time I noticed that there was a weathervane there!

For the truly curious:

San Juan National Historic Site website:  http://www.nps.gov/saju/index.htm  

A short video with a history of El Morro   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XkG1CZ-7CtE  


Click here to see all the previous Weathervane Wednesday posts!


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Heather Wilkinson Rojo, "Weathervane Wednesday ~ On a Lighthouse added to a famous Fortress", Nutfield Genealogy, posted April 27, 2016, ( http://nutfieldgenealogy.blogspot.com/2016/04/weathervane-wednesday-on-lighthouse.html:  accessed [access date]).

Tuesday, November 11, 2014

New Boston, New Hampshire Military Honor Roll




New Boston Roll of Honor

In Memory of the Men of New Boston
Who fought in the cause of Liberty and Justice

French and Indian War
Burns, John
Hunter, James
Jurdan, John

1776 Revolutionary War
Abbott, (Drum) Stephen
Aikin, Lieut, Ninian
Allen, John
Andrews, Capt, Joseph
Ballard, Maj, William H.
Beal, Obadiah
Beard, Ensign William
Boyd, Samuel
Boyes, Capt, William
Burns, John
Burns, Jr., John
Burns, Corp, James
Butler, Sergt., Tobias
Buxton, Capt. Benjamin
Caldwell, James
Caldwell, Samuel
Campbell, Lieut. Robert
Clark, James
Cochran, Elijah
Cochran, James
Cochran, Sergt. John
Cristy, Capt. George
Cristy, Lieut. Jesse
Curtice, Jacob
Cushing, John
Dickey, Elias
Dikes, Stephen
Dodge, Benjamin
Dodge, Elisha
Dodge, Jr. Elisha
Dodge, Gideon
Dodge, Jr. Gideon
Dodge, Jacob
Dodge, Malachi
Dodge, Nehemiah
Dodge, Noah
Dodge, Simon
Dustin, Eliphalet
Fairfield, Capt. Matthew
Flanders, Jacob
Flint, Sergt. Nathaniel
Giles, Corp. Thomas
Goodrich, Lieut. Ezekiel
Gordon, John
Glover, (drum) Henry
Gregg, Jr. Ens. Alexander
Gregg, John
Gregg, Lessley
Gregg, Reuben
Gun, Sam
Hardon, Joseph
Harrick, Edmond
Haselton, Joseph
Hitchings, Joseph
Hogg, Sergt. Abner
Hogg, James
Hooper, Thomas
Hopkins, Robert
Howe, Aaron
Hunter, John
Jones, Joshua
Jordon, Sergt. John
Langdell, Livermore
Langdell, Thomas
Lamson, Joseph
Little, Taylor
Livermore, Daniel
Livingston, Sergt. William
Livingston, Corp. Robert
 Lowell, John
Marden, Lemuel
Margery, Jonathan
Matthews, Thomas
Merrill, Mark
Morgan, Josiah
Morgan, William
Moore, George
Mullet, Thomas
McAllester, Archibald
McAllester, John
McAllester, Joseph
McCurdy, John
McDonald, John
McEntire, Andrew
McFerson, James
McFerson, John
McFerson, Paul
McLaughlin, Jr. John
McMillen, Archibald
McMillen, John
McMillen, Jr. John
McMillen, Daniel
McMullen, James
McNeil, Dnaiel
McNeil, John
McNeil, Thomas
Parker, John
Patterson, Alexander
Patterson, Robert
Patterson, Jr. Robert
Patterson, Samuel
Patterson, William
Powel, Samuel
Powel, William
Reed, Zadock
Scoby, David
Silver, Obadiah
Smith, Sergt. John
Smith, Thomas
Smith, Jonathan
Smith, Johnson
Smith, Reuben
Spiller, Samuel
Steward, John
Steward, Matthew
Stone, Capt. Benjamin
Stone, John
Stevens, William
Toplin, John
Young, Abraham
Young, Nathaniel
Walker, Alexander
Walker, James
Walker, Robert
Warren, Josiah
Waugh, James
Waugh, Robert
Waugh, William
Wlech, Sergt. John Lewis
Welch, 2nd Lieut. Samuel
Whitcher, Richard
White, Anderew
White, Wiliam
Wilson, Alexander
Wilson, James
Wilson, Jr. James
Wilson, Ensign, Robert
Wright, William
Wyman, Timothy

War of 1812
Balch, Willliam
Beard, (musician) James
Burns, Maj. John
Carson, John
Cilley, Josiah
Cochran, Lieut, Joseph
Cochran, Nathaniel
Cogswell, Jonathan
Dodge, Asa
Ferson, Samuel
Goodwin, Nathan
Hall, Nathan
Jones, Peter
Merrill, Nathan
Morgan, William
Stearns, John
Trout, Abraham
Walker, James
Wilson, Samuel

Mexican War
Bradford, Lieut. William S.
Buck, Joseph

1861 Civil War  1865
Adams, James C.
Andrews, Calvin L.
Andrews, George C.
Bartlett, Rotheous E.
Barnard, Edwin K.
Beard, William C.
Bennett, Sergt. Andrew J.
Bonton, John A.
Brooks, Charles H.
Buxton, John
Campbell, Duncan
Carson, Franklin
Carson, Jacob W.
Chandler, George H.
Clark, John
Clark, Lieut. Robert W.
Cochran, George E.
Colburn, 2nd Lieut.  Martin L.
Crombie, Moses C.
Cudworth, Edward
Daggart, Charles H.
Davis, George
Dibbey, Charles H.
Dodge, Edward F.
Dodge, Sergt. Julian R.
Dodge, Sergt. Perley F.
Dodge, Jr. Solomon
Dodge, William B.
Duncklee, William R.
Dustin, William
Fairfield, Henry M.
Fox, Edmund R.
Gage, Lieut. Josiah H.
Heald, Daniel
Hofe, George
Johonnett, Corp. Emerson L.
Johonett, John H.
Kelso,  Jr. William
Kelso, Wiliam C.
Lamson, George F.
Langdell, Horace
Langdell, Sergt. Jacob
Leach, Samuel M.
Lull, Abner H.
McCollom, David A.
Mansfield, Elbridge M.
Marden, Corp. George
Meade, Addison S.
Morgan, Austin W.
Moulton, George
Murphy, C. H.
Nudd, Andrew T.
Ober, Evert
Peabody, Horace
Peabody, Jesse W.
Peabody, Luther S.
Penniman, J. Edward
Perkins, Sergt. William
Putnam, Samuel
Reed, William
Reynolds, Edward
Brigham, Azel P.
Richards, David O.
Richards, Edgar A.
Richards, Joseph B.
Sargent, Levi W.
Shedd, Daniel F.
Shelby, Henry
Taggart, William F.
Towns, Jacob
Towns, Lewis
Warren, Ephraim
Warren, Corp. Henry F.
Wason, Eugene
Whipple, Jr. Corp. John
Whipple, Joseph R.
Whipple, Paul
Wilson, Benjamin B.
  
Spanish American War
Merron, Fred
Weaver, Karl

1917- World War I - 1919
Bailey, Burns W.
Bailey, Guy B.
Blood, Arthur A.
Brooks, Charles H.
Christie, 2nd Lieut. Jesse R.
Clover, Sergt. Gerald H.
Cochran, Earl P.
Daniels, Maurice L.
Davis, Corp. Harry N.
Emerson, Harold R.
Fox, Austin B.
Galvin, Dennis J.
Greer, Jr. Frank A.
Hamel, William L.
Hill, Corp. Arthur E.
Igo, James A.
Kilborn, Charles F.
Knowlton, 2nd Lieut. Wade H.
Wilson, Frank R.
Leleand, Frank W.
Leland, Harold M.
Leland, Henry A.
Leland, Willie E.
Marden, Howard A.
Merrill, Percy J.
Woodbury, Grover C.
Merron, Arthur
Nelson, Corp. Gilman
Odell, Harold D.
Pearson, Brooks R.
Pearson, Carl W.
Prescott, Austin G.
Richardson, Leo S.
Simons, Webster L.
Todd, Corp. George W.
Wason, 2nd Lieut. George F.
Weaver, Capt. Charles A.
Weld, Clarence L.
Wilson, Frank R.
Woodbury, Grover C.

This Memorial was erected
By request of
Eben Dodge of this town

[Back side]
 Dedicated to these Patriotic Veterans of New Boston

World War II  12/7/41 – 12/31/46
Audette, Ernest
Bailey, Muriel
Bailey, Oliver
Bartlett, Fred
Berry, Albert
Blaisdell, Clinton
Bose, Robert, Sr.
Boston, Robert
Boudreau, James
Boulter, Marion
Boulter, Pauline
Boulter, Robert
Boulter, Warren
Brown, Harland
Campbell, Douglas
Chauncey, Forrest
Chauncey, Gordon
Christian, Arthur
Christian, Louis
Christian, Walter
Cleveland, Walter
Colburn, Charles
Colburn, John
Colburn, Martin
Colburn, Robert
Colburn, William
Conley, John

Corliss, Woodybell
Corthell, John
Dane, James
Daniels, John Jr.
Daniels, Winston
Emerson, Charles
Fraser, Harold
Gagnon, Arthur
Gagnon, Howard
Gosselin, Ferdinand
Hardy, Roger
Heath, Elroy
Hooper, Bartlett
Humphrey, Ralph
Kane, Bernard
Lewis, Richard
Lindstrom, Edgar
Lovejoy, Winfield
Lovell, Clayton
Lovell, John
Lyon, Clement, Jr.
Mansfield, George H.
McQuillen, Robert
Merron, William
Osborne, Gordon
Paquette, John
Paquette, Raymond
Pelchat, Renaud
Perkins, Leslie
Prince, George
Prince, Paul
Proctor, Warren
Robinson, Calvin
Rogers, Frank Milton
Sandford, Leonard
Sarette, Albert E.
Savoy, Paul Clayton
Savoy, Robert
Skofield, Herman
Smith, Clinton
Stearns, Frank*
Stearns, John
Stier, Arthur
Stiles, Lincoln
Todd, Charles
Todd, Frederick
Todd, Merrill
Towne, Howard
Welch, William
Wilson, Leon
Wilson, Paul
Woodbury, Howard

Korea  6/25/50 – 1/31/55
Allen, Francis
Boulter, James
Card, Robert
Corliss, Moodybell
Friedrich, Henry Jr.
Gagnon, Howard
Hooper, Bartlett
Houghton, Raymond
Hoyt, G. Lester, Jr.
Hunter, Robert
Lavallee, Philip
Lovell, John
Moss, Frederick
Pierce, Emerson
Rogers, Paul
Savoy, Paul Clayton
Strong, Harold
Strong, George
Towne, Howard
Wentworth, Rodney

Vietnam  12/22/61 – 5/7/75
Berger, Glenn
Berger, Rodney
Bose, Larry
Bose, Robert Jr.
Bowen, David
Brusseau, Frederick
Brusseau, Gary
Brusseau, Richard
Buxton, Leon
Card, Dean
Card, Richard
Card, Robert
Caswell, Scott
Chancey, Carl
Colbert, Michael
Colburn, Dale
Colburn, Edward
Dane, Samuel
Daniels, Wayne
Davis, Ronald*
Dodge, Homer G.
Donaher, Michael
Follansbee, Alan
Gagnon, James
Gomes, August, Jr.
Gomes, Russell
Hamel, Dennis
Haskell, G. Douglas
Herbert, Harry
Herbert, Peter
Hooper, Dennis
Hooper, William
Johnston, Arhtur
Johnston, John
Kennedy, Jeremiah
Kennedy, Stephen
Lamarch, Roland
Leach, Sue
Lebaron, Gardner
Leedham, William
Locke, John
Lovejoy, Dwight
Mason, William Jr.
Miller, Richard
Morris, Edward
Morrison, Michael
Murdough, Philip
Olson, Theodore
Paige, Richard
Parker, Glenn
Pelchat, Maurice
Perkins, Russell
Prince, Richard
Pringle, Hugh
Reno, David
Savoy, William
Smith, Newton
Speck, Gerald
Speck, Thomas
Speck, William
Strong, Richard
Towne, Daniel
Trimbury, David
Walker, Chester
Walker, George
Weadick, Edward
Whipple, George
Whipple, James
Wilson, George
Wilson, Paul
Yost, Lary

*Killed in Action
Erected in 1984

[Addendum]

World War II
Clark, John

Korea
Bailey, Raymond
Perkins, Russell
Sarett, John
Sarett, Richard
Sarett, Robert

Vietnam
Bose, Thomas
Savoy, Clayton

Persian Gulf
Gilman, Timothy
Grosso, David
Harvesson, Lauren
Rollins, Byron
Strong, Nathan


See all the other military honor rolls from across the US and Canada that have been listed, photographed and transcribed by volunteers at this link:
http://nutfieldgenealogy.blogspot.com/p/honor-roll-project.html

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Copyright (c) 2014, Heather Wilkinson Rojo