Norwich Contributions
to the Civil War

The issue of slavery sharply divided the United States before and throughout the Civil War years. The majority of Norwich citizens strongly believed that slavery should be abolished and that the war effort should be supported. They backed their beliefs with strong, decisive actions and it cannot be emphasized enough as to how deeply the lives and families of Norwich were affected.

The purpose of this section of the IconicNorwich website is to provide an overview of the contributions and sacrifices made by Norwichians during this period. The contributions were made before, during and after the war. And, they were provided by various individuals and groups of people. The first of these offerings came in the form of ideas, backed with action. The backdrop of Norwich society encouraged civil rights advocates, such as Sarah Harris Fayerweather, David Ruggles and Aaron Dwight Stevens to launch their personal ideas into action. And, even before the first shots were fired at Fort Sumter many Norwich city, state and national civilian leaders, such as Governor William A. Buckingham and Senator Lafayette Foster fought for the abolishment of slavery.

When the call to arms first arrived, Norwich answered the call with military leaders (both local and national), such as Daniel P. Tyler and Edward Harland. In addition to leaders, Norwich contributed volunteer soldiers and many Norwich women worked diligently to support the soldiers as members of the Soldiers’ Aid Society.

Norwich also donated large sums of money and produced thousands of muskets and other weapons needed to arm the Union Army.

After the war ended and Abraham Lincoln’s death, Norwich’s Lafayette Foster became the Acting Vice-President of the United States. Many memorials were created by Norwichians to show appreciation of sacrifices that were made.

Several years after the war Malcom McGregor Dana wrote a very detailed book about Norwich’s involvement in the Civil War. Many of the details and photos presented in this section were provided by his public domain book. You can read the entire manuscript HERE.

Another excellent, more modern, account of Norwich’s involvement in the Civil War was written by local author, Patricia Staley. Her book contains a much more detailed narrative of this subject. You can borrow a copy of it at Otis Library in Norwich or purchase a copy HERE.

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Civil Rights Advocates

David Ruggles
Sarah Harris Fayerweather
Aaron Dwight Stevens

Civilian Leaders

Gov. William A. Buckingham & Staff
Lincoln Banner
Senator Lafayette Foster
Colonel George L. Perkins
Meeting at Apollo Hall
Meeting at Breed Hall

Civilian Support

Soldiers' Aid Society
Civil War Gunmakers

Post Civil War

Acting Vice-President Foster
Andersonville Memorial
Grand Army of the Republic
Civil War Soldiers' Monument

Civil War Veterans Buried in Norwich

This table contains a comprehensive list of Civil War veterans who are buried in Norwich. The table can be sorted on any of the columns.

The table was compiled by Dave Oat. Many thanks to him for all his contributions!

Full Name	Co.	Unit	Type	State	Born	Enlisted	Discharged	Died	Cemetery	Section	Block	Plot	Notes
Adams, Pvt. John B.	F	10	Infantry	CT	1832	9/5/1861	1/6/1862	6/2/1913	Maplewood	5	I	13
Adams, Mus. Lyman P.	H	21	Infantry	CT	1814	8/11/1862	6/27/1863	6/26/1866	Greeneville, Hickory St.	2		249
Albertson, Joseph R.	I	2	Infantry	NY	1843			1818	Norwich City	2		197	"NY Rifles"
Allen, Pvt. Alonzo N.	A	18	Infantry	CT	1844	1/4/1864	6/27/1865	1/31/1883	Yantic	113		12	Born and died in Canterbury, CT
Allen, Sgt. James A.	I	18	Infantry	CT	1842	7/30/1862	6/27/1865	3/19/1899	Yantic	117		11
Allyn, Pvt. Edward A.	H	11	Infantry	CT	1839	9/27/1861	6/3/1862	5/14/1887	Yantic	1		2
Andrews, Pvt. Henry L.F.	M	2	Artillery	NY	1841	11/26/1861	11/25/1864	3/21/1921	Yantic	122		14	Sect 133
Antone, Pvt. Henry	E	29	Infantry	CT	1846	2/23/1864	10/24/1865	8/9/1872	Norwich City	3		266a	Born in Union, CT; accidental death
Arms, Capt. Charles Jesup	H	20	Infantry	CT	1841	7/15/1862	1/24/1865	3/15/1905	Yantic	98		10
Armstrong, Pvt. Harvey S.	D	3	Infantry	CT		4/25/1861	8/12/1861	9/29/1861	Yantic	7		11
Atchinson, Pvt. Robert	C	1	Cavalry	CT	1820	12/8/1864	8/2/1865	6/15/1882	Yantic	119		17
Audette, Eusebe	G	11	Infantry	VT	1834			11/22/1906	Sacred Heart
Austain, Jacob K.	F	7	Infantry	NH	1841			6/12/1875	Yantic	39		15	Born in Maine
Avery, Cpl. Isaac G.	H	21	Infantry	CT	1841	8/21/1862	6/16/1865	3/14/1914	Maplewood	3	Q	23	Wounded 16 May 1864 at Drewry's Bluff
Ayer, John W.	B	2	Infantry	RI	1847			10/29/1919	Yantic	140		5
Bacon, Pvt. Harrison E.	C	18	Infantry	CT	1836	8/1/1862	5/30/1865	1/31/1889	Maplewood	3	C	11	Captured 15 June 1863 at Winchester, VA,; paroled 8 July1863
Bailey, Cpl. Joseph A.	I	1	Cavalry	CT		12/15/1863	8/13/1864	9/15/1864	Yantic	10		17	Captured 1 June 1864 at Ashland, VA; died in Andersonville, GA (Not buried in Yantic. Remains are in Andersonville - could not be ID'ed)
Bailey, Scott	K	31	Infantry	CT				9/6/1888	Yantic	134		110	Born in Virginia
Baker, William A.	E	7	Infantry	RI				3/5/1919	Yantic	114		12	Born in Coventry, RI died in Norwich
Barnes, Pvt. Amos D.	H	26	Infantry	CT	1826	9/2/1862	1/8/1863	1/5/1863	Yantic	137		88	Died at Camp Parapet, LA
Barry, Patrick W.			Navy	US				2/20/1917	St. Mary's			71	Born in Ireland died in Norwich
Barstow, Sgt. Charles T.	M	1	Cavalry	CT		1/5/1864	6/1/1865	4/1/1901	Yantic	7		1
Bassett, Pvt. George C.	B	26	Infantry	CT		8/25/1862	8/17/1863	9/2/1885	Yantic	6		10	Accidently wounded 22 Feb 1863 at Fort Parapet, LA
Bassett, Pvt. Rial H.	C	9	Infantry	CT	1813	9/28/1861	8/3/1865	6/26/1876	Yantic	6		10	Born in Norwich
Batchellor, 1 Lt. John B.	B	3	Cavalry	RI	1826			3/8/1897	Yantic	67			Born in Northbridge, MA
Baton, Pvt. Uriah S.	I	1	Infantry	RI	1824	5/2/1862	8/1/1864	4/10/1918	Maplewood	5	I	24
Batty, Cpl. Charles S.	B	6	Infantry	CT		8/25/1861	9/11/1864	3/11/1909	Maplewood
Beckwith, Pvt. Francis E.	C	26	Infantry	CT		9/3/1862	8/17/1863	10/1/1923	Yantic	123		46	Born in East Lyme, CT died in Norwich
Beckwith, Pvt. George W.	I	27	Infantry	CT		10/3/1862	7/27/1863	1/6/1926	West Plain				Wounded 3 May 1863 at Chancellorsville, VA
Beckwith, Pvt. Henry Mather	D	1	Heavy Artillery	CT	1840	3/10/1862	10/10/1863	10/10/1863	Greeneville, Hickory St.	1		31
Beebe, C Sgt. Calvin B.	Field & Staff	13	Infantry	CT		11/28/1861	4/25/1866	7/4/1920	West Plain
Beebe, Cpl. Daniel E.	I	18	Infantry	CT	1842	8/5/1862	5/30/1865	1/28/1888	Beebe Family				This family cemetery is located within Maplewood Cemetery
Beebe, Pvt. Silias Fitch	D	24	Infantry	CT	1829	9/15/1862	9/30/1863	1898	Beebe Family				This family cemetery is located within Maplewood Cemetery
Benjamin, Pvt. James E.	I	18	Infantry	CT		8/8/1862	6/23/1865	6/13/1866	Hamilton Avenue			30	Wounded and capyured 5 June 1864 at Piedmont, VA.;paroled 13 Aug 1865
Benjamin, Cpl. Sidney	C	21	Infantry	CT		8/6/1862	5/7/1863	5/7/1863	Yantic	4		14
Bennett, Pvt. John A.	F	18	Infantry	CT	1821	7/18/1862	5/2/1863	3/21/1893	Yantic	8		5	Born in Montville,CT died in Norwich
Bennett, Pvt. Steward C.	B	26	Infantry	CT		8/30/1862	8/17/1863	4/18/1889	Yantic	134		130	Sec 135 Lot 138
Benson, Pvt. John Dean	G	29	Infantry	CT		8/31/1864	10/24/1865	3/15/1918	Yantic	9		17
Berry, Capt. William A.	A	2	Heavy Artillery	NY	1838	8/22/1861	6/18/1864	6/18/1864	Yantic	76		18	KIA Petersburg, VA
Bill, Pvt. Amos W.	G	26	Infantry	CT		9/9/1862	8/17/1863	11/18/1892	Yantic	1		14
Billings, Cpl. Samuel D.	F	18	Infantry	CT		8/4/1862	6/27/1865		Yantic	131		5
Birge, Col. Henry W.	Field & Staff	13	Infantry	CT		5/22/1861	10/18/1865	6/1/1888	Yantic	20		23	Born and died in New York City. Brevet Major General
Bloxham, Pvt. Joseph H.	G	1	Heavy Artillery	CT	1843	3/12/1863	10/2/1864	9/3/1867	Yantic	128		12	Deserted. Died at Galveston, TX
Blumley, Pvt. Edward	D	8	Infantry	CT		9/26/1861	10/6/1864	10/6/1864	Yantic	67			Died at Andersonville, GA prison
Bogue, Sgt. George F.	F	13	Infantry	CT		1/9/1862	4/25/1866	5/9/1901	Yantic	67			Born in Montville, CT died in Norwich
Bogue, Sgt. John W.	A	26	Infantry	CT		8/19/1862	8/17/1863	11/19/1925	Yantic	132		1	Born in Salem, CT died in Montville, CT; wounded 14 June 1863 at Port Hudson, LA
Bogue, Pvt. Richard H.	D	6	Infantry	CT		7/13/1863	2/23/1865	2/23/1865	Yantic	67			Born in Norwich
Bond, 1 Lt. Frank Stuart	B	10	Infantry	CT		3/27/1862	11/18/1864	2/26/1912	Yantic	83		4	Promoted to MAJ US Vol. on 11 March 1863
Bottomley, Cpl. Henry A.	H	7	Infantry	CT	1836	8/26/1861	2/13/1864	2/13/1863	Yantic	37		14	Stone says 1863; Records show died in 1864 while in service
Bowen, Sgt. Henry A.	K	7	Infantry	CT		8/26/1861	9/12/1864	5/3/1891	Yantic	121		3	Born in Paterson, NJ
Boyle, Pvt. James	D	1	Heavy Artillery	CT	1812	12/22/1863	9/25/1865	8/12/1874	St. Mary's			184
Brady, Pvt. Terrence	E	14	Infantry	CT	1825	6/15/1862	5/31/1865	6/11/1873	St. Mary's			899	Born in Ireland
Braman, Pvt. Lucius R.	F	18	Infantry	CT		7/30/1862	11/16/1864	7/9/1871	Yantic	33		5	Born in Norwich; (No stone on this lot)
Brand, 1 Lt. Christopher A.	I	21	Infantry	CT	1841	7/26/1862	2/23/1863	3/14/1905	Yantic	18		12
Brand, Pvt. Lewis	A	18	Infantry	CT	1837	7/21/1862	7/11/1863	10/17/1925	St. Mary's				This soldier was buried as a pauper in the Potter's Field section of St. Mary's. No Marker was ever erected
Bray, Pvt. John	K	2	Heavy Artillery	CT	1845	1/30/1864	4/4/1864	3/24/1905	St. Mary's				Deserted; Gravestone not found
Breckenbridge, Robert	B	15	Infantry	ME	1835			8/15/1909	Greeneville, Hickory St.	1		1	Born in Scotland died in Norwich
Breed, 1 Lt. Charles A.	D	8	Infantry	CT		8/28/1861	7/30/1862	7/30/1862	Yantic	29		2	Born in Norwich. Died at Newport News, VA of disease (Typhoid?)
Brennan, Pvt. Cornelius	K	14	Infantry	CT	1825	6/21/1862	7/5/1865	5/30/1892	St. Mary's			362	Born in Ireland, died in Nprwich; Wounded 3 July 1863 at Gettysburg, PA
Brent, Alexander	K	43	Infantry	PA				10/11/1898	Yantic	67
Bresnahan, Pvt. John	D	26	Infantry	CT	1827	9/10/1862	8/17/1863	12/9/1863	St. Mary's			535	Born in Ireland
Brewer, Pvt. John M.	G	16	Infantry	CT	1821	7/27/1862	1/26/1863	4/25/1878	Yantic	125		9	HALE Yantic Cem. Page 254; no marker found
Briggs, Sgt. George W.	G	5	Infantry	CT	1840	6/29/1861	7/19/1865	7/19/1884	Yantic	67			Wounded 20 July 1865 at Peach Tree Creek, GA
Broadhead, Cpl. John P.	F	29	Infantry	CT		11/26/1864	10/24/1865	8/23/1897	Yantic	67
Bromley, Wagoneer Edwin F.	D	26	Infantry	CT	1820	8/30/1862	8/17/1863	5/23/1892	Greeneville, Hickory St.	2		163	Born and died in New London
Bromley, Capt. Isaac H.	C	18	Infantry	CT	1833	7/26/1862	4/11/1864	3/12/1905	Yantic	131		16
Brooks, Cpl. Albert O.	H	11	Infantry	CT		2/1/1864	12/21/1865	2/10/1920	Yantic	106		9	Born in Norwich died at Darien Soldiers Home
Brooks, Pvt. Henry	F	26	Infantry	CT	1811	8/30/1862	7/3/1863	7/3/1863	Yantic	39		8	wounded 27 May 1863 at Port Hudson, LA
Brooks, Pvt. Loren F.	E	18	Infantry	CT	1827	7/14/1862	6/27/1865	8/14/1890	Yantic	67
Brown, Charles E.	D	2	Infantry	WI	1840		7/21/1861	7/21/1861	Yantic	124		21	KIA First Bull Run
Brown, 1 Lt. Denison L.	H	21	Infantry	CT	1837	8/8/1862	10/11/1862	3/15/1909	Yantic	92		7
Brown, Sgt. John	H	11	Infantry	CT	1847	10/2/1861	8/24/1864	4/5/1924	Sacred Heart				Wounded 17 Sept 1862 at Antietam, MD
Brown, 1 Sgt. Reuben B.	C	18	Infantry	CT	1829	8/5/1862	6/23/1865	3/26/1905	Yantic	123		3
Brown, Pvt. Richard A.	H	26	Infantry	CT	1837	9/2/1862	8/17/1863	6/17/1882	Yantic	67
Brown, William	A	1	Infantry	ME				2/3/1908	Greeneville, Hickory St.	1		56	Born in Scotland died in New London
Buddington, William H.	USS St. Lawrence		Navy	US				11/29/1889	Hamilton Avenue			8
Burdick, Pvt. Charles	H	10	Infantry	CT		10/29/1861	1/10/1863	1/10/1863	Yantic	48		1	Died at Newbern, NC
Burdick, Pvt. Horatio	A	18	Infantry	CT	1832	7/23/1862	10/19/1862	10/19/1862	Greeneville, Hickory St.	2		237	Born in Griswold,CT; died of typhoid fever at Ft. McHenry, MD
Burdick, Pvt. Perry	B	26	Infantry	CT	1843	8/2/1862	8/17/1863	12/21/1871	Hamilton Avenue			17	Wounded 14 July 1863 at Port Hudson, LA
Burdick, Pvt. Samuel	A	18	Infantry	CT		7/25/1862	1/4/1865	1/13/1881	Greeneville, Hickory St.	3		181	Born in Griswold; died in Norwich
Burdick, Pvt. Samuel	E	2	Infantry	RI	1804	8/1/1861	8/15/1865	10/4/1873	Yantic	41		2	Wounded 5 May 1864 at Wilderness, VA
Burdick, Pvt. Stephen	B	26	Infantry	CT		8/29/1862	8/17/1863	6/30/1872	Hamilton Avenue			17	Accidently wounded 14 July 1863 at Port Hudson, LA
Burke, Pvt. Charles F.	D	3	Infantry	CT		4/25/1861	8/12/1861	2/15/1933	Yantic	119		19
Burke, Pvt. Horace E.	D	3	Infantry	CT		4/25/1861	8/12/1861	4/5/1867	Yantic	69		13
Bushnell, James					1846		10/24/1862	10/24/1862	Yantic	141		190	South end of Old Yard, enclosed within steel fence. ;died at Big Spring, VA. Stone broken in half
Bushnell, 1 Sgt. John C.	A	26	Infantry	CT	1814	8/23/1862	8/17/1863	9/29/1910	Yantic	141		187
Bushnell, 1 Class Fireman Lucius T.			Navy	US		7/18/1863	7/17/1864	8/7/1905	Yantic	17		6	Born in Lisbon, CT died in Norwich; 1st Class Fireman
Butler, Pvt. Roswell	F	18	Infantry	CT	1839	7/14/1862	6/27/1865	12/6/1919	Norwich City	1		243	Captured 15 June 1863 at Winchester, VA.;paroled 14 July 1863; wounded 5 June 1864 at Piedmont, VA
Button, Pvt. Guy Dolbeare	A	18	Infantry	CT	1841	8/2/1862	6/16/1865	8/24/1912	Yantic	77		9
Button, Pvt. Samuel A.	D	8	Infantry	CT	1817	10/5/1861	3/18/1862	4/2/1894	Yantic	68		17
Campbell, Pvt. John	F	10	Infantry	CT		9/5/1861	8/14/1864	8/14/1864	Yantic	103		11	Wounded 14 Dec 1862 at Kinston, NC; KIA Deep Bottom, VA
Cantwell, William	I	21	Infantry	CT					St. Mary's			602	Family stone
Carpenter, 1 Lt. Charles H.	K	29	Infantry	CT		8/7/1862	10/24/1865	8/28/1906	Yantic	78		17	Born in Plainfield, CT died in Norwich
Carpenter, Cpl. Delano N.	K	5	Infantry	CT	1843	6/28/1861	7/19/1865	11/13/1896	Yantic	76		19	Wounded 15 May 1864 at Resaca, GA
Carroll, Sgt. Charles H.	F	18	Infantry	CT		7/12/1862	6/27/1865	10/20/1890	Yantic	134		119	Wounded 3 June 1864 at Piedmont, VA
Carroll, George H.	K	2	Cavalry	CA	1816			12/9/1880	Yantic	68		1
Carroll, Joseph M.		10	Light Artillery	RI	1845			1/22/1912	St. Mary's			389	Born in Riverpoint, RI; died in Norwich
Carroll, Wagoneer Joseph W.	F	18	Infantry	CT		7/14/1862	8/17/1865	6/15/1902	Yantic	19		16	Wagoneer
Carroll, Pvt. Mortimer	K	1	Heavy Artillery	CT	1835	8/25/1864	8/8/1865	11/1/1890	St. Mary's			828	Born in Ireland; died in New Haven, CT
Caruthers, 1 Lt. William	E	18	Infantry	CT		7/14/1862	6/27/1865	11/10/1916	Yantic	123		33	Born in Cockermonth, England; died in Norwich
Carver, Cpl. Michael	A	1	Cavalry	CT	1844	10/14/1861	1/3/1863	1/3/1863`	St. Mary's				KIA atStafford's Store, VA
Caryl, Pvt. Edward	B	147	Infantry	NY		8/22/1862	6/7/1865	1/14/1910	Yantic	129		18	Born in Portugal; died in Norwich
Caryl, Pvt. John A.	B	147	Infantry	NY		8/22/1862	6/7/1865	8/12/1908	Yantic	129		18	Born in Portugal; died in Norwich
Case, Mus. Charles E.	C	18	Infantry	CT		7/29/1862	6/27/1865	3/25/1912	Yantic	125		19	Born and died in Norwich
Case, Pvt. David C.	D	3	Infantry	CT	1834	4/25/1861	7/21/1861	7/21/1861	Yantic	34		5
Case, Gen. Henry		129	Infantry	IL					Yantic	5		12
Champlain, Pvt. Henry F.	F	10	Infantry	CT		9/2/1861	8/11/1864	8/11/1864	Yantic	67			Died at Andersonville, GA prison (Enlisted as 'Champlin')
Chandler, Pvt. Samuel H.	F	10	Infantry	CT	1824	8/27/1861	10/7/1864	1/26/1899	Yantic	66		17
Chapel, Landsman William D.			Navy	US		1/11/1862	11/30/1864	2/28/1888	Yantic	67			Landsman
Chapon, Christopher N.					1827			3/17/1905	West Plain				Grave has Civil War marker
Chappell, Pvt. Alfred S.	F	18	Infantry	CT	1825	7/22/1862	9/17/1863	9/17/1863	Yantic	41		5
Church, Cpl. Daniel B.	F	18	Infantry	CT		7/25/1862	6/27/1865	6/10/1890	Yantic	7		22	Wounded 15 June 1863 at Winchester, VA; born in Norwich; died in Montville, CT
Church, Pvt. Henry H.	H	7	Infantry	CT		8/23/1861	9/12/1864	10/23/1909	Yantic	67			Born in Montville, CT; died in Norwich
Clark, Wagoneer Edward S.	E	18	Infantry	CT		7/29/1862	6/27/1865	2/24/1899	Yantic	67
Clark, George Lord			Navy	US				2/12/1920	Yantic				Stone not found. Recorded by HALE page 257 BornHartford died in Norwich
Clark, Pvt. Henry Thomas	C	18	Infantry	CT		8/4/1862	6/27/1865	6/6/1925	Yantic				Stone not found. Recorded by HALE page 257 BornHartford died in Norwich
Clark, Pvt. James C.	A	18	Infantry	CT	1831	7/23/1862	6/27/1865	10/25/1866	Greeneville, Hickory St.	1		260	Captured 15 june 1863 at Wincheste, VA. Paroled 2 July 1863
Clark, Sgt. James Nelson	C	26	Infantry	CT		8/25/1862	8/17/1863	6/22/1912	Yantic	22		11	Born in Norwich died in New London, CT
Clark, Cpl. William P.	E	18	Infantry	CT	1824	7/25/1862	6/27/1865	4/27/1908	Maplewood	4	J	6	Captured 15 June 1863 at Winchester, VA; paroled 14 July 1863
Clark, Pvt. William H.	F	18	Infantry	CT	1830	7/16/1862	5/10/1864	8/28/1868	Yantic	22		11	Accidently wounded 12 June 1862; captured 15 June 1863 at Winchester, VA, escaped 28 August 1863
Clemants, James	E	1	Infantry	ME	1845			4/12/1926	Sacred Heart
Cobb Jr., Pvt. Charles H.	G	26	Infantry	CT		8/30/1862	8/17/1863	10/22/1895	Yantic	11		5
Coil, Pvt. John	E	18	Infantry	CT		7/19/1862	6/27/1865	7/24/1906	Yantic	118		9	Born in Ireland died in Norwich
Coit, Capt. Charles M.	B	8	Infantry	CT		9/18/1861	5/27/1865	7/3/1878	Yantic	63		22	Wounded 28 1864 at Fair Oaks, VA; Brevet Lt. Col. 13 March 1865. Picture is in Norwich Memorial Book
Collins, Pvt. Andrew Jesup	F	13	Infantry	CT		12/7/1861	5/20/1862	3/11/1898	Yantic	67
Collins, Cpl. Michael	C	2	Infantry	RI				2/11/1870	St. Mary's			371	Born in Ireland; died in Norwich
Congdon, Wagoneer Joel	D	13	Infantry	CT		12/25/1861	4/25/1866	2/19/1900	Yantic	36		21
Congdon, Cpl. John C.	B	26	Infantry	CT		8/28/1862	8/17/1863	7/3/1898	Yantic	41		2	Born in Sag Harbor, NY died in Norwich
Conklin, Pvt. Patrick	I	21	Infantry	CT		3/11/1864	8/2/1864	8/2/1864	St. Mary's			276	Wounded 30 July 1864 at Petersburg, VA
Connell, Pvt. Joseph	C	18	Infantry	CT	1819	1/27/1864	6/20/1865	1/17/1867	Hamilton Avenue			6	Born in Ireland
Conner, Pvt. James	G	11	Infantry	CT	1837	10/20/1861	11/19/1862	12/20/1907	St. Mary's			297	Wounded 17 April 1862 at Antietam, MD
Cook, Sgt. Fredrick N.	D	26	Infantry	CT		8/27/1862	8/17/1863	4/29/1903	Norwich City	4		237	Born in Norwich, CT
Cook, Pvt. Orrin	F	18	Infantry	CT	1842	8/11/1862	7/26/1865	3/7/1874	Yantic	77		9	Born in Preston, CT
Cooper, Pvt. George	H	1	Cavalry	CT		11/25/1863	7/17/1865	6/2/1895	Yantic	67			Born in Gremany died in Norwich
Corcoran, Pvt. Michael	F	26	Infantry	CT		8/30/1862	8/17/1863	6/12/1902	St. Mary's			172	Born in Ireland, died in Norwich; Wounded July 1863 at Port Hudson, LA
Corcoran, Pvt. Stephen	K	5	Infantry	CT	1840	6/28/1861	6/5/1865	12/10/1890	St. Mary's				Wounded 15 May 1964 at Resaca, GA. Gravestone not found
Crandall, Pvt. Daniel W.	A	1	Heavy Artillery	CT	1843	8/11/1864	9/25/1865	7/1/1911	Yantic	67			Born in Providence, RI died in Norwich (name could be Grandell)
Crandall, Francis B.	F	5	Heavy Artillery	NY				5/28/1900	Yantic	67			Born in Middletown, CT died in Norwich
Cranston, Pvt. Joseph J.	I	26	Infantry	CT	1842	8/28/1862	8/17/1863	7/22/1877	Norwich City	1		19
Crary, Cpl. John T.	G	26	Infantry	CT	1842	8/26/1862	8/17/1863	8/24/1901	Yantic	131		2
Crawford, Pvt. John S.	A	18	Infantry	CT		7/22/1862	7/2/1863	7/21863	Greeneville, Hickory St.	2		107	Wounded and captured 15 June 1863 at Winchester, VA; died at Winchester, VA (gravestone is smashed to pieces)
Crocker, Capt. George			Navy	US	1847	1862	1865	4/18/1905	Yantic	78		8
Cross, Cpl. George W.	C	18	Infantry	CT	1843	8/6/1862	6/27/1865	10/12/1912	Maplewood	3	F	11
Cushman, Pvt. David F.	A	18	Infantry	CT		7/21/1862	6/27/1865	9/26/1895	Yantic	31		4
Daniels, Capt. Albert F.	H	11	Infantry	CT		9/16/1861	10/1/1862	3/21/1892	Yantic	64		7
Darby, Pvt. Daniel R.	G	18	Infantry	CT	1825	8/5/1862	6/27/1865	4/1/1874	Yantic	111		170
Davis, James			Navy	US				10/24/1882	Yantic	134		30	South end
Davis, Pvt. William	L	1	Cavalry	CT		1/5/1864	8/30/1864	8/30/1864	Yantic	67			Died at Andersonville, GA prison
Day, Thomas	D	1	Cavalry	ME				8/24/1918	West Plain				Born in Mt Desert Island, ME
Dean, O.Seaman Edwin Jesup			Navy	US	1840	8/5/1862	5/11/1865	1/29/1913	Yantic	72		20	Ordinary Seaman
Denison, Pvt. John Jesup	C	2	Infantry	CT	1841	4/22/1861	8/7/1861	3/29/1914	Yantic	16		16
Dennis, 2 Lt. Gorham	H	7	Infantry	CT				11/12/1896	Norwich City	1		34
Dewolf, Pvt. James E.	A	26	Infantry	CT	1839	8/23/1862	8/17/1863	5/6/1922	Maplewood	5	H	15	Wounded 27 May 1863 at Port Hudson, LA
Dixon, Pvt. Lawrence	F	26	Infantry	CT	1845	10/17/1862	8/17/1863	10/29/1872	St. Mary's			821	Wounded 14 June 1863 at Port Hudson, LA. The stone has sunk into the ground (or is broken off 8" above ground
Dobler, Pvt. John	B	15	Heavy Artillery	NY	1834	12/17/1863	8/22/1865	9/19/1894	Yantic	67			Born Germany
Dolan, Hugh	H	2	Infantry	MA	1835			7/21/1890	St. Mary's				Born in New York City, died in Norwich
Donavan, Pvt. John	C	7	Infantry	CT		9/26/1864	7/20/1865		St. Mary's				Grave stone not found
Dougherty, Pvt. Charles	G	21	Infantry	CT	1835	8/11/1862	6/16/1865	4/8/1913	St. Mary's			252	Born in Ireland died in Hallville, CT
Douglas, Pvt. Albert H.	F	13	Infantry	CT		1/9/1862	9/4/1862	11/25/1862	Yantic	141		130
Douglas, Cpl. John L.	D	26	Infantry	CT	1840	9/1/1862	8/17/1863	3/5/1925	Hamilton Avenue			101
Downer, Sgt. Sylvanus	C	18	Infantry	CT		8/11/1862	11/5/1864	11/5/1864	Yantic	81		1	Wounded and captured 5 June 1864 at Piedmont, VA. Died at Andersonville, GA prison
Doyle, Pvt. James	C	9	Infantry	CT	1840	9/10/1861	10/26/1864	9/20/1886	St. Mary's			357	Born in Ireland died in Norwich
Driscoll, Pvt. Alexander	D	26	Infantry	CT	1841	9/10/1862	8/17/1863	3/6/1865	St. Mary's			409	Wounded 14 July 1863 at Port Hudson, LA; Reenlisted 3 Sept 1864 in the 1st CT CAV., captured 19 Oct 1864 at Cedar Creek, VA, pardoned 17 Feb 1865; died 7 March 1865
Drohan, John E.	A	4	Infantry	RI	1833			4/4/1915	St. Mary's			369	Born in Ireland died in Norwich
Dunbar, Cpl. Edward M.	F	26	Infantry	CT	1833	8/29/1862	8/17/1863	6/5/1872	Yantic	37		6
Dunn, Pvt. Thomas	F	7	Infantry	CT	1846	11/30/1864	7/20/1865	4/3/1909	Yantic	67
Dunton, Mus. William W.	B	2	Infantry	CT	1835	4/22/1861	8/7/1861	6/8/1907	Yantic	67
Durfey, Pvt. Henery W.	A	18	Infantry	CT		8/9/1862	6/27/1865	5/21/1903	Greeneville, Hickory St.	2		106	Born and died in Norwich
Earl, Col. Seth C.	F	53	Infantry	IL	1809		1863	2/5/1905	Yantic				Stone not found; see HALE page 268 - KIA 5 July 1863 at Jackson Mississippi
Edgerton, Pvt. George F.	G	26	Infantry	CT	1827	8/23/1862	7/23/1863	7/23/1863	Yantic	8		2
Edwards, Alfred	F	18	Infantry	CT	1837			3/14/1905	Yantic	38		23
Edwards, Pvt. William A.	D	8	Infantry	CT	1840	9/3/1861	3/28/1863	3/20/1898	Yantic	67			Wounded 17 Sept. 1862 at Anteitam, MD
Eells, 1 Lt. Edward W.	F	26	Infantry	CT		8/30/1862	8/17/1863	5/22/1884	Norwich City	2		70
Ely, Gen. William G.	Field & Staff	18	Infantry	CT		9/4/1861	6/27/1865	11/13/1906	Yantic	53		1	Wounded 18 June 1864 at Linchburg, VA; promoted to Brevet Brig. Gen on 12 March 1865; born in Killingly, CT died in Norwich
Enright, Michael	I	12	Infantry	MD	1828			6/10/1883	St. Mary's			231	Born in Ireland died in Norwich
Erwin, Wagoneer Edward	H	9	Infantry	CT	1848	9/17/1861	3/9/1864	6/19/1894	Yantic	67
Fanning, Pvt. Charles T.	C	18	Infantry	CT	1845	7/31/1862	6/5/1864	10/18/1865	Norwich City	2		258	Captured 15 June 1863 at Winchester, VA; paroled 14 July 1863; KIA at Piedmont, VA. NOTE: Descrepancy in death date - may not bee the same man
Fanning, Pvt. Patrick	K	5	Infantry	CT	1820	4/1/1864	5/20/1865	12/12/1880	St. Mary's			272	Born in Ireland died in Norwich
Fanning, Pvt. Theodore A.	D	8	Infantry	CT		9/3/1861	10/19/1862	10/19/1862	Yantic	116		18	Wounded 17 Sept 1862 at Anteitam, MD; born in New York City
Farrell, Cpl. James P.	H	9	Infantry	CT	1823	11/1/1861	10/26/1864	8/30/1907	St. Mary's			559	Born in Ireland died in Norwich
Farrell, Pvt. Thomas	H	21	Infantry	CT	1827	8/18/1862	6/29/1865	8/9/1882	St. Mary's			363	Born in Ireland died in Norwich
Fitzgerald, Pvt. Austin	E	21	Infantry	CT	1828	8/19/1862	6/28/1865	3/9/1897	St. Mary's			175	Born in Ireland died in Norwich. Gravestone is down and broken
Fitzgerald, Pvt. Michael	L	1	Heavy Artillery	CT	1828	1/4/1864	9/25/1865	9/18/1897	St. Mary's			403	Born in Ireland died in Norwich
Foerstner, Cpl. Joseph	F	18	Infantry	CT	1826	8/7/1862	8/10/1863	8/10/1863	Norwich City	2		253	Camp Parole, Annapolis, MD
Ford, Cpl. David Mather	H	11	Infantry	CT	1842	8/25/1861	9/17/1862	9/17/1862	Greeneville, Hickory St.	2		236	KIA Antietam, MD
Foster, Cpl. Charles D.	I	18	Infantry	CT	1830	1/18/1864	6/27/1865	8/9/1873	Yantic	104		15	Born in New York City
Foster, Pvt. Joel M.	D	3	Infantry	CT	1825	4/25/1861	8/12/1861	3/9/1899	Yantic	36		18
Foster, Pvt. Lyman	B	2	Infantry	CT	1841	4/22/1861	8/7/1861	9/22/1873	Yantic	129		12	Hale page 479
Fox, 1 Lt. Fredrick N.	G	14	Infantry	CT	1836	8/11/1862	5/31/1865	3/24/1905	Maplewood
Fox, Cpl. Patrick	I	21	Infantry	CT	1841	8/21/1862	6/13/1865	10/23/1876	St. Mary's			779	Wounded 16 May 1864at Drewry's Bluff, VA
Francis, Pvt. Charles S.	D	3	Infantry	CT	1843	4/25/1861	8/12/1861	12/22/1888	Yantic	69		3	Born in Norwich died in Philadelphia
Francis, 1 Lt. John Albert	F	18	Infantry	CT	1831	7/14/1862	6/27/1865	5/17/1906	Maplewood	3	H	12	Captured 15 June 1863 at Winchester, VA; paroled 22 Mar 1864
Francis, Pvt. William H.	D	20	Infantry	CT	1834	8/22/1862	6/13/1865	7/20/1867	Yantic	69		3
Frazier, Sgt. George W.	H	7	Infantry	CT	1839	8/22/1861	12/12/1864	6/9/1865	Yantic	18		19
Freeman, 3 Class Boy William D.			Navy	US		7/15/1862	7/16/1865	6/10/1896	Yantic	67			3rd Class Boy
Fuller, Pvt. Benjamin L.	B	26	Infantry	CT		8/27/1862	8/3/1863	8/3/1863	Hamilton Avenue			71	Reenlisted - Co A HQ troops, Dept of the Gulf on 24 July 1863
Fuller, Capt. James Ebenezer	E	11	Infantry	CT		9/16/1861	7/6/1865	7/11/1912	Yantic				Born in Hanover, CT died in Norwich
Gorry, Pvt. John	B	26	Infantry	CT	1810	8/30/1862	8/17/1863	1/11/1894	St. Mary's			373	Born in Ireland died in Norwich
Gorry, Pvt. John	A	18	Infantry	CT	1845	7/22/1862	6/27/1865	8/24/1889	St. Mary's			373	Born in Lowell MA, die in Norwich. Gravestone has been down for a long time
Goss, Warren Lee	H	2	Infantry	MA	1835			11/20/1925	Yantic	106		6	Also US Engineers Co B
Gould, Pvt. Augustus	C	2	Infantry	CT		4/22/1861	8/7/1861	2/8/1920	Yantic	89		10	Born in Stoddard, NH died in Norwich
Gould, Pvt. John	B	26	Infantry	CT		8/29/1862	8/17/1863	1/19/1902	St. Mary's			123
Gray, Phillip B.	C	21	Infantry	CT	1825			6/19/1881	Yantic	115		23
Greenman, Capt. George	K	31	Infantry	CT		8/11/1862	11/7/1865	7/25/1908	Yantic	98		3	Born and died in Norwich
Hakes, Capt. Isaac W.JR	E	18	Infantry	CT		7/12/1862	12/26/1862	10/3/1896	Yantic	36		1
Hale, 1 Lt. Morton Frary	F	14	Infantry	CT	1841	4/27/1861	5/5/1866	3/8/1905	Yantic	123		27	Brevet Lt. Col.
Hall, Cpl. William	I	18	Infantry	CT	1838	8/11/1862	6/27/1865	6/15/1902	Yantic	55		4
Hamilton, Pvt. William H.	C	18	Infantry	CT		7/29/1862	6/5/1864	6/5/1864	Yantic	76		12	KIA Piedmont, VA
Hanley, Pvt. Michael	A	18	Infantry	CT	1839	7/22/1862	6/15/1864	3/15/1866	St. Mary's			490	Born inI reland. Captured 15 June 1863 at Winchester, VA,; paroled 2 July 1863
Hanson, Pvt. Henry C.	B	26	Infantry	CT	1820	8/30/1862	8/17/1863	2/5/1884	Norwich City	4		234	Stone not found - wife's stone found in good condition
Harland, Gen. Edward	Field & Staff	8	Infantry	CT		9/4/1861	6/22/1865	3/9/1915	Yantic	98		8	Born in Norwich died in Philadelphia
Harrington, Capt. Clark	B	26	Infantry	CT	1832	8/25/1862	8/17/1863	4/6/1901	Yantic	53		8
Harrington, Pvt. Ira	K	18	Infantry	CT		8/13/1862	8/12/1865	11/17/1909	Yantic	141		60	Born in Rockland, RI died in Norwich
Harrington, Pvt. Joseph W.	H	7	Infantry	CT	1833	8/20/1861	7/20/1865	6/2/1888	Norwich City	1		5	Captured 2 June 1864; paroled 10 Dec 1864 - Born in Foster RI; stone is broken in half
Harrington, Pvt. Nathan	F	11	Infantry	CT		11/16/1861	7/17/1865	1/3/1901	Yantic	138		125	Wounded 16 May 1864 at Drewy's Bluff, VA
Harris, Pvt. George W.	I	18	Infantry	CT		7/19/1862	1/26/1863	10/19/1886	Yantic	8		23
Harris, Pvt. Luther	I	29	Infantry	CT		1/5/1864	8/24/1865	4/8/1920	Yantic	111		160
Harth, Pvt. Fredrick	H	1	Heavy Artillery	CT		2/8/1864	9/25/1865	10/4/1876	Yantic	111		188
Hartie, Pvt. Phillip C.	E	14	Infantry	CT	1825	6/7/1862	12/9/1862	3/21/1883	St. Mary's			118	Born in Ireland died in Norwich
Hays, Pvt. Mayden	F	10	Infantry	CT	1841	9/9/1861	10/7/1864	4/14/1890	Yantic	103		22	Wounded 14 August 1864 at Deep Bottom, VA; Born in England died in Pawtucket, RI
Hayward, Pvt. William G.	E	18	Infantry	CT		8/1/1862	9/11/1864	9/11/1864	Yantic	67			Died at Andersonville, GA prison
Hazelhurst, Mus. Edwin	F	13	Infantry	CT		12/11/1861	5/20/1862	10/15/1901	Yantic	66		3
Hebard, John Henry			Navy	US				5/13/1886	Yantic	93		9	Born in Brooklyn, NY
Heck, Pvt. John M.	I	21	Infantry	CT	1826	8/20/1862	9/4/1865	11/23/1876	Yantic	112		95	Born in Germany
Higney, Pvt. Patrick	I	21	Infantry	CT		8/29/1862	6/16/1865	4/12/1901	St. Mary's			373	Caaptured 9 July 1863 at Burnt Ordinary, VA. Paroled 14 July 1863
Hilderbrand, Cpl. Oscar E.	D	26	Infantry	CT		8/30/1862	8/17/1863	7/9/1910	Yantic	106		3
Hill, Pvt. Edwin	F	26	Infantry	CT	1826	8/30/1862	8/17/1863	2/7/1905	Yantic	119		9	Wounded 27 May 1863 at Port Hudson, LA
Hill, Pvt. Jaheel B.	E	27	Infantry	CT	1847	9/25/1862	2/18/1863	8/4/1919	Yantic	35		20	2 CT Hartford ?
Hinckley, 1 Lt. Edward S.	I	18	Infantry	CT	1835	8/8/1862	6/27/1865	8/10/1896	Yantic	48		7	Wounded 5 June 1864 at Piedmont, VA; Born and died in Norwich
Holmes, Pvt. John	C	18	Infantry	CT		8/26/1862	6/29/1865	8/5/1874	Yantic	93		1
Hopkins, Sgt. Joseph E.	D	22	Infantry	MA				7/25/1905	Yantic	67			Born in Woonsocket, RI died in Norwich
Hotchkiss, Pvt. Edwin O.	G	26	Infantry	CT	1828	8/30/1862	8/17/1863	5/21/1889	Yantic	134		10	Born in New Haven, CT died in Norwich; (first name "Edward"?)
House, Henry					1830			1/12/1898	Yantic	142		7	Wooden cross and GAR marker, see HALE page 354, no unit info(Poss. Henry D. House Co. I 22 CT INF)
Hovey, Pvt. Henry	A	18	Infantry	CT		8/4/1862	6/21/1865	4/26/1923	Yantic	131		8	Born in Scotland, CT died in Norwich
Hovey, Sgt. Lewis	A	18	Infantry	CT	1828	7/26/1862	6/27/1865	11/20/1906	Yantic	131		7	Wounded 15 May 1864 at New Market, VA
Howe, Samuel G.	F	36	Infantry	MA	1818			3/8/1905	Yantic	129		13	Born in Norway, ME
Hughes, Pvt. Asa L.	K	14	Infantry	CT		5/26/1862	12/15/1862	6/8/1893	Yantic	6		15
Huling, Cpl. Stephen B.	D	8	Infantry	CT		9/3/1861	9/20/1864	12/7/1895	Yantic	67			Wounded 7 May 1864 at Whitehall Junction, VA
Humes, Pvt. Charles L.	F	18	Infantry	CT		8/8/1862	6/27/1865	4/11/1894	Yantic	39		27	Wounded 5 June 1864 at Piedmont, VA; Born and died in Norwich
Hunter, Pvt. John Adams	E	1	Cavalry	CT		4/11/1864	6/6/1865	4/12/1902	Yantic	5		6	Born in Ireland died in Norwich
Hunter, Pvt. Joseph	I	12	Infantry	CT	1832	12/6/1861	7/14/1865	10/8/1909	Maplewood	5	K	11
Hunter, Pvt. Stephen	D	9	Infantry	CT		9/12/1861	1/21/1863	7/18/1906	Yantic	67			Born in Antrim Ireland died in Norwich
Huntington, Pvt. Thomas Dunlap	D	8	Infantry	CT	1844	9/3/1861	9/29/1861	9/29/1861	Yantic				Stone not found; see HALE page 544
Huntly, Pvt. Giles A.	D	2	Infantry	RI	1837	10/31/1864	7/13/1865	12/18/1912	Yantic	18		16
Huntoon, Capt. Samuel T.	D	26	Infantry	CT	1830	8/25/1862	8/17/1863	8/26/1895	Yantic	15		2
Hurlburt, Pvt. Thomas	K	2	Heavy Artillery	CT		8/5/1862	7/7/1865	10/9/1866	St. Mary's			687
Hyde, Pvt. John Perkins	F	18	Infantry	CT		7/12/1862	6/27/1865	6/15/1884	Yantic	67			Wounded 15 June 1863 at Winchester, VA
Irish, Cpl. Henry C.	C	1	Cavalry	CT	1832	8/17/1861	8/26/1864	11/23/1921	Yantic	34		11
Irish, John	C	1	Cavalry	CT					Yantic	92		6
Jacques, Sgt. Benjamin F.	A	18	Infantry	CT		7/22/1862	6/27/1865	5/8/1910	Yantic	67			Born in Canterbury, CT died in Norwich
Jennings, Cpl. John Benton	B	2	Infantry	CT	1840	4/22/1861	6/18/1862	11/3/1897	Yantic	117		16	Captured 21 July 1861 at Bull Run, VA
Jennings, Pvt. William	K	12	Infantry	CT	1825	8/13/1864	11/17/1864	11/2/1864	Yantic	2		12	Captured 19 Oct 1864 at Cedar Creek, VA died at Sailsbury, NC prison
Jewell, Pvt. William C.	C	18	Infantry	CT		8/1/1862	3/25/1863	1/11/1864	Yantic	19		14	Born in Norwich died in Philadelphia
Jewett, Pvt. Eleazer Jr.	F	26	Infantry	CT		8/30/1862	8/17/1863	4/1/1885	Yantic	41		1
Jewett, Pvt. Lee L.	B	26	Infantry	CT	1810	8/25/1862	3/8/1863	8/4/1866	Yantic	18		8	Born in Lisbon, CT
Jillson, Pvt. Edward T.	E	18	Infantry	CT	1838	8/6/1862	6/27/1865	6/14/1899	Norwich City	1		171	Wounded 25 May 1864 at Cedar Creek, VA
Jillson, Pvt. George W.	D	3	Infantry	CT		4/25/1861	8/12/1861	4/10/1910	Yantic	4		17	Born in Willimantic, CT died in Norwich
Johnson, Pvt. Benjamin J.	F	21	Infantry	CT		8/1/1862	1/31/1863	1/30/1895	West Plain
Johnson, Pvt. Daniel H.	A	18	Infantry	CT		7/29/1862	6/27/1865	3/30/1907	Greeneville, Hickory St.	3		136	Captured 15 June 1865 at Winchester, VA; paroled 2 July 1863. Born in Scotland; died in Darien CT Soldier's Home
Johnson, Pvt. David A.	F	21	Infantry	CT	1822	8/6/1862	8/15/1865	10/19/1902	West Plain
Johnson, Pvt. Irving D.	D	1	Heavy Artillery	CT		2/19/1862	9/25/1865	9/18/1909	Yantic	142		50	Born and died in Norwich
Johnson, Pvt. Jerry	G	1	Heavy Artillery	CT		5/22/1861	5/21/1864	1/27/1908	Maplewood	6	E	106	Daughters of Union Vetrans Marker
Johnson, Pvt. Stephen T.	B	26	Infantry	CT		8/28/1862	8/9/1863	8/9/1863	Yantic	3		16	Died from disease after Port Hudson, LA campaign
Justin, Pvt. Henry W.	D	14	Infantry	CT	1833	7/15/1862	5/31/1865	12/21/1912	Yantic	144		1	Grave on road
Kampf, Sgt. George	A	1	Heavy Artillery	CT		4/8/1862	4/8/1865	1/14/1922	Yantic	64		8	Born in Rudelstadt, Germany
Kampf, Pvt. Herman	D	26	Infantry	CT	1835	8/30/1862	8/17/1863	4/23/1888	Yantic	67			Born in Germany; died at Darien, CT soldier's Home; wounded 14 June 1863 at Port Hudson, LA
Kane, Pvt. John	C	14	Infantry	CT		8/7/1863	11/23/1863	12/27/1891	St. Mary's			661	Deserted. Born in Ireland died in Norwich
Keables, Pvt. Nathanial Armand	D	3	Infantry	CT		4/25/1861	8/12/1861	8/2/1872	Yantic	33		2	Wounded 27 May 1863 at Port Hudon, LA
Keegan, Patrick	G	51	Infantry	NY	1831			12/31/1894	St. Mary's			96	Born in Ireland died in Norwich
Kehr, Jacob	F	13	Infantry	CT				10/8/1871	Old Norwichtown
Kelley, Wagoneer Henry	D	8	Infantry	CT		9/8/1861	2/26/1864	1/1/1906	Yantic	43		6	Born and died in Norwich
Kelly, Pvt. Michael	H	21	Infantry	CT	1843	8/22/1862	5/31/1864	4/12/1893	St. Mary's			640	Born in Ireland died in Norwich
Kent, Pvt. Harrison A.	I	18	Infantry	CT		8/6/1862	6/27/1865	10/16/1909	Yantic	142		69
Keppler, Cpl. Sebastian Perkins	I	18	Infantry	CT		8/12/1862	6/27/1865	1/18/1905	Yantic	123		64	Born in Walzhut, Germany died in Norwich; Wounded and captured 5 June 1864 at Piedmont, Va
Kerr, Pvt. Francis	F	13	Infantry	CT	1840	1/17/1862	11/23/1863	12/22/1880	St. Mary's			736	Born in Ireland died in Providence, RI
Kerr, Pvt. John	A	18	Infantry	CT	1809	7/23/1862	9/15/1864	6/4/1865	Greeneville, Hickory St.	2		158	Captured 15 June at Winchester, VA; paroled 2 July 1863
Kerrigan, Pvt. Thomas	B	26	Infantry	CT	1828	8/29/1862	8/17/1863	12/4/1869	St. Mary's			503	Born in Ireland. Wounded 27 May 1863 at Port Hudson, LA
Kies, Pvt. George L.	F	11	Infantry	CT	1839	10/19/1861	10/12/1862	3/25/1928	Maplewood	3	S	13
Kimball, Pvt. James	B	26	Infantry	CT		8/30/1862	8/17/1863	1/31/1902	Yantic	81		13	Born in Ledyard, CT died in Norwich
Kimball, Pvt. John B.	B	26	Infantry	CT		8/30/1862	8/17/1863	1/4/1916	Maplewood	5	I	4
Kingsley, Pvt. Jared L.	A	18	Infantry	CT	1830	8/4/1862	6/27/1865	3/25/1925	Greeneville, Hickory St.				Died at Norwich State Hospital. (Gravestone not found)
Kingsley, Pvt. Jared L.	A	18	Infantry	CT	1830	8/4/1862	6/27/1865	3/25/1925	West Plain
Kingsley, Col. Thomas G.	Field & Staff	26	Infantry	CT		8/25/1862	8/17/1863	9/21/1884	Yantic	5		22	Wounded 27 May 1863 at Port Hudson, LA
Kinney, Sgt. Albert B.	H	7	Infantry	CT	1847	8/26/1861	7/20/1865	10/6/1892	Yantic	39		4
Kinney, Pvt. William Henry	F	18	Infantry	CT		8/12/1862	6/27/1865	4/1/1880	Maplewood	5	I	8
Kirby, Pvt. John	D	26	Infantry	CT		9/1/1862	8/17/1863	2/4/1897	St. Mary's			384
Knapp, Capt. Samuel R.	I	18	Infantry	CT		8/8/1862	6/6/1863	12/17/1923	Maplewood	3	I	4
Kraus, Cpl. Adam	C	18	Infantry	CT	1824	8/6/1862	6/27/1865	1/14/1868	St. Mary's				Born in Germany; Capyured 15 June 1863 at Winchester, VA.; paroled 8 July 1863
Ladd, Pvt. Albert W.	D	1	Heavy Artillery	CT	1850	1/4/1864	4/6/1864	5/22/1889	Yantic	135		103	Stone is broken in half
Ladd, Austin N.								9/9/1861	West Plain				From the gravestone "Died of wounds received at battle of Manassas"
Laferty, Pvt. James	I	18	Infantry	CT	1823	8/10/1862	6/23/1865	1/26/1866	St. Mary's			550	Captured 15 June 1863 at Winchester, VA.;pardoned 19 July 1863
Lamb, Pvt. James B.	B	26	Infantry	CT		8/26/1862	6/28/1865	11/30/1912	Yantic	10		5	Born and died in Norwich
Lamb, Mus. Ruel B.	B	26	Infantry	CT	1843	8/26/1862	7/23/1865	5/4/1889	Yantic	1		16
Lanman, R Admiral Joseph			Navy	US				3/13/1872	Yantic	122		43	Family plot - see HALE page 382
LaPierre, Pvt. Henry Henry	B	26	Infantry	CT	1840	8/28/1862	6/1/1866	4/7/1905	Maplewood
Lasthaus, Pvt. Augustus J.	E	26	Infantry	CT		10/13/1862	2/21/1863	12/19/1897	Yantic	69		6	Born in Germany
Lathrop, Pvt. David Perkins	K	18	Infantry	CT	1842	8/30/1863	7/5/1865	10/4/1880	Yantic	36		8	Wounded 5 June 1864 at Piedmont, VA; killed on RR
Lathrop, Pvt. Joseph O.	I	18	Infantry	CT	1847	8/6/1862	6/27/1865	1/16/1915	Yantic	129		19`	Wounded 5 June 1864 at Piedmont, VA
Lathrop, Cpl. Oliver W.	D	8	Infantry	CT	1841	9/8/1861	9/22/1862	9/22/1862	Yantic				Wounded 17 Sept 1862 at Antietam, MD
Lathrop, William D.		15	Infantry	IL	1838		4/22/1862	4/22/1862	Yantic	86		12	Wounded at Shiloh - died at hospital at Padnena, KY - 24 yrs old
Learned, Capt. Bela Peck	I	1	Heavy Artillery	CT		2/21/1862	9/25/1865	3/14/1910	Yantic	52		19	Born in Norwich died in Philadelphia
Leary, Pvt. James	C	9	Infantry	CT	1829	9/28/1861	8/3/1865	8/19/1893	St. Mary's			788	Born in Ireland die in Norwich
Leclair, Francis	A	3	Heavy Artillery	RI				2/9/1920	St. Mary's				Born in Canada died in Norwich
LeClair, Francis	A		Heavy Artillery	RI					St. Joseph's				near the center of the 5th cross road
Lee, Surgeon Hamilton	Field & Staff	21	Infantry	CT	1837	8/22/1862	10/31/1864	4/9/1881	Yantic	51		11
Lee, Jacob	I	3	Infantry	CT	1848			3/24/1909	Yantic	67			Born in Virginia, died in Norwich
Lee, 1 Sgt. Samuel J.	A	18	Infantry	CT	1836	8/2/1862	6/27/1865	2/28/1878	Greeneville, Hickory St.	2		104	Wounded 18 June 1864 at Lynchburg, VA
Leffingwell, M.D. Erastus M.					1825			3/7/1905	West Plain				From the gravestone "Surgeon in the Rebellion"
Lester, Landsman Charles Henry			Navy	US	1843	7/17/1862	7/13/1864	11/13/1915	Maplewood	3
Lester, Cpl. Henry W.	C	2	Infantry	CT		4/22/1861	6/26/1861	7/6/1910	Yantic	67			Born in Montville,CT, died at Darien Slodiers Home
Linton, Pvt. Benjamin	I	18	Infantry	CT	1808	8/2/1862	12/20/1862	10/6/1876	Yantic	118		21
Loomis, Sgt. George	F	18	Infantry	CT		7/26/1862	6/27/1865	3/20/1880	Yantic	119		1	Born in Lebanon, CT; captured 15 June 1863 at Winchester, VA, paroled 14 July 1863
Main, Pvt. Edwin	A	26	Infantry	CT	1839	8/30/1862	8/17/1863	9/25/1881	Yantic	66		12	Born and died in Montville, CT
Manning, Pvt. Lemuel A.	C	18	Infantry	CT	1846	7/29/1862	6/27/1865	9/5/1915	West Plain				Wounded 5 June 1865 at Piedmont, VA
Maples, Pvt. Charles	B	26	Infantry	CT		9/5/1862	8/17/1863	11/21/1906	West Plain
Marrarty, Pvt. John M.	D	8	Infantry	CT	1833	9/3/1861	9/21/1864	10/21/1904	Yantic	40		12
Marshall, Andrew H.	K	3	Infantry	CT				2/17/1901	Yantic	141		171	Born in Washington, DC died in Norwich
Marshall, Pvt. John	F	18	Infantry	CT		8/12/1862	6/23/1865		Yantic
Martin, Pvt. Islay B.	A	18	Infantry	CT	1845	8/5/1862	7/2/1863	7/9/1863	Greeneville, Hickory St.	1		259	Wounded an captured at Winchester, Va and died there
Martin, Cpl. William G.	H	27	Infantry	CT		9/8/1862	7/27/1863	9/7/1876	Greeneville, Hickory St.	1		259	Captured 3 May 1863 at Chancellorsville, VA; paroled 14 May 1863
Mason, Edwin H.	I	22	Infantry	CT				1/19/1878	Old Norwichtown
Mather, Cpl. Alanzo S.	C	18	Infantry	CT		8/8/1862	9/16/1864	6/22/1885	Yantic	47		8	Born in Ledyard, CT; Promoted to 1Lt Co.F 31 CT INF on 7 April 1864
Maynard, Mus. George	F	18	Infantry	CT	1837	8/6/1862	6/27/1865	11/26/1915	Maplewood	6	C	19	Capyured 15 June 1863 at Winchester, VA; paroled 14 July 1863
Maynard, Pvt. Roswell E.	G	26	Infantry	CT	1817	8/29/1862	8/17/1863	8/14/1885	Yantic	33		5
McAllister, Pvt. Ronald	D	11	Infantry	CT	1805	10/10/1861	1/10/1863	3/10/1863	Hamilton Avenue			86	Discharged because of ilness. SON Ronald Jr. KIA Cold Harbor, VA.- also with 11th CT INF
McCall, 1 Lt. Asa Dwight	G	12	Infantry	CT	1838	11/1/1861	11/21/1864	3/12/1905	Yantic	41		14	Wounded 19 Sept 1864 at Winchester, VA
McCall, Capt. John M.	K	8	Infantry	CT	1835	8/28/1861	5/16/1864	5/16/1864	Yantic	41		14	KIA Drewry's Bluff, VA
McCarthy, Michael	D	14	Infantry	CT					St. Mary's
McClure, Pvt. Robert	B	5	Infantry	CT		6/22/1861	11/10/1862	10/9/1908	Yantic	127		8	Wounded 9 August 1862 at Cedar Mountain, VA
McCord, Capt. james J.	F	13	Infantry	CT		1/29/1862	1/6/1865	3/8/1910	Yantic	13		11	Born in Montgomery, NY; died in Norwich
McCracken, Pvt. James	A	18	Infantry	CT		8/8/1862	6/15/1863	6/15/1863	Greeneville, Hickory St.	2		229	KIA Winchester, VA (Gravestone is broken but has been repaired and is upright)
McDavid, Pvt. George	A	18	Infantry	CT	1829	7/19/1862	3/1/1863	10/25/1891	Greeneville, Hickory St.	1		57	Born Scotland B.I.; died in Montville
McDavid, Pvt. James S.	K	1	Cavalry	CT		1/4/1864	8/21/1864	8/21/1864	Yantic	67			Died at Andersonville, GA prison
McHugh, Thomas	F	3	Infantry	VT	1829			3/10/1899	St. Mary's				Born in Ireland died in Norwich
McKeag, 2 Lt. Francis	E	18	Infantry	CT	1836	7/14/1862	6/27/1865	5/21/1909	Yantic	72		17	Born inIreland died in Norwich
McKee, Sgt. James	E	18	Infantry	CT		8/5/1862	6/27/1865	12/3/1924	Yantic	39		28	Born in Killeher, Ireland; Died in Norwich
McKnight, Pvt. William	K	12	Infantry	CT	1820	8/26/1861	8/18/1863	8/17/1863	Greeneville, Hickory St.	2		137
McMahon, Pvt. Gilbert	B	2	Infantry	CT	1834	12/30/1863	6/4/1865	2/7/1886	St. Mary's			907	Born in Ireland died in Norwich; Wounded 19Sept 1864 at Winchester, VA. (Listed as McMann in AGO roster)
McNamara, Pvt. Patrick	C	18	Infantry	CT	1828	1/1/1864	1/19/1865	9/1/1864	St. Mary's				Discrepancy between death and discharge dates. Stone not found
McNeely, Sgt. James L.	A	2	Heavy Artillery	NY	1835	8/22/1861	4/1/1862	2/8/1876	Yantic	48		11	Disabled at Fort Ward, VA
McNeil, Pvt. John	F	26	Infantry	CT		8/30/1862	8/17/1863	8/14/1889	Yantic	49		8	Born in Scotland
McQuiggan, Pvt. Francis	C	9	Infantry	CT	1831	9/11/1861	10/26/1864	10/11/1906	St. Mary's				Born in Ireland died in Norwich
Meech, ADJT Steven B.	Field & Staff	26	Infantry	CT	1838			3/31/1905	Yantic	82		4
Meehan, Pvt. Peter	H	9	Infantry	CT	1840	9/20/1861	5/20/1864	5/9/1880	St. Mary's			131	Deserted. Born in Ireland died in Norwich
Merritt, Pvt. David S.	H	12	Infantry	CT	1841	9/1/1862	8/17/1863	2/22/1923	Yantic	41		12	(stone marked 26th CT )
Merwin, 1 Lt. Samuel T.Coit	C	18	Infantry	CT		8/7/1862	6/27/1865	1/31/1877	Yantic	6		22	Wounded 15 June 1863 at Winchester, VA
Messinger, Pvt. Robert G.	B	1	Infantry	CT		4/20/1861	7/31/1861	3/11/1904	Yantic	30		15	Born in Germany, died in Norwich
Miller, Sgt. Alonzo E.	Gen	1	Heavy Artillery	CT		5/22/1861	9/25/1865	2/9/1900	Yantic	67
Miller, Pvt. Charles S.	I	18	Infantry	CT		8/13/1862	5/20/1865	5/21/1915	Yantic	106		2	Wounded 18 July 1864 at Snickers Ford, VA
Miller, Pvt. Jacob	G	51	Infantry	NY	1846	10/11/1861	5/18/1864	5/18/1864	Yantic	88		11	KIA and buried at Spottsylvania Courthouse, VA
Miner, Pvt. Ralph W.	H	21	Infantry	CT		8/15/1862	6/16/1865	11/6/1922	Yantic	67			Born in Hebron, CT died in Norwich
Mitchell, Cpl. Joseph T.	D	13	Infantry	CT		1/6/1862	8/11/1865	3/4/1931	Yantic	66		17	Born in Bozrah, CT
Monroe, Wagoneer John G.	K	5	Infantry	CT		6/23/1861	7/19/1865	5/25/1912	Yantic	69		12	Born in East Haddam, CT
Moore, Sgt. Allen L.	I	18	Infantry	CT	1843	8/13/1862	6/27/1865	6/30/1911	Norwich City	4		149
Moore, Pvt. Michael	G	26	Infantry	CT	1823	9/9/1862	8/17/1863	1/14/1888	St. Mary's			734	Born inIreland die in Norwich. Wounded 27 May 1863 at Port Hudson, LA
Moran, Hugh Jr.	K	155	Infantry	NY	1839		6/18/1864	6/18/1864	St. Mary's			368	Died of wounds
Moriarty, Pvt. Michael	A	1	Heavy Artillery	CT	1834	1/14/1864	9/25/1865	3/13/1905	St. Mary's				Born in Ireland died in Norwich. Gravestone not found
Mosch, Pvt. Adolph	K	5	Infantry	CT		7/12/1861	7/17/1865	12/7/1899	Yantic	143		8	Born in Switzerland died in Norwich
Mott, Pvt. Morgan	H	21	Infantry	CT	1818	8/25/1862	6/16/1865	8/17/1906	Yantic	92		7
Mowry, Pvt. John	D	8	Infantry	CT	1826	9/5/1863	6/22/1864	6/22/1864	Yantic	41		7	Wounded 16 May 1864 at Fort Darling, VA; stone not found see HALE page 535 (listed as Morey)
Moxley, Solona	F	21	Infantry	CT	1840			8/21/1920	Norwich City	2		186
Mulcahey, Pvt. Thomas	D	26	Infantry	CT	1844	9/1/1862	8/17/1863	3/16/1873	St. Mary's			309	Born in England. Wounded 27 June (1863 at Port Hudson, LA)
Murphy, Cpl. William M.	D	8	Infantry	CT	1838	9/5/1861	5/5/1863	3/13/1876	St. Mary's			539	Born in England. Captured 17 Sept 1862 at Antietam, MD; Paroled 2 Oct 1862
Murthaugh, Pvt. Patrick	I	21	Infantry	CT	1841	7/31/1862	6/16/1865	4/22/1917	St. Mary's				Gravestone not found
Mussel, Pvt. Christian	E	1	Cavalry	CT		1/4/1864	8/2/1865	4/24/1878	Hamilton Avenue			88	Born in Germany, two private stones
Muzzy, Pvt. Benjamin H.	A	18	Infantry	CT		7/31/1862	5/20/1865	7/6/1884	Yantic	114		5	Born in Walpole, NH
Muzzy, Mus. Harvey Lawson	I	18	Infantry	CT		5/30/1862	6/10/1865	7/6/1925	Maplewood	3	T	18	Captured 20 June 1864 at Salem, VA; paroled 10 Dec 1864
Muzzy, Pvt. Walter H.	C	18	Infantry	CT		8/12/1862	6/27/1865	7/28/1881	Yantic	114		19	Wounded 5 June 1864 at Piedmont, VA
Myers, Cpl. Walter	A	26	Infantry	CT		8/20/1862	8/17/1863	4/29/1898	Yantic	67
Nash, Cpl. George W.	H	16	Infantry	CT		8/11/1862	11/7/1865	5/31/1909	Yantic	115		10	Born in Williamsburg, MA died in Norwich
Neff, Sgt. Hiram U.	D	11	Infantry	CT	1846	11/2/1861	12/21/1865	6/10/1930	Hamilton Avenue			24	Captured 18 June 1864 at Petersburg, VA.; paroled 25 Jan 1865
Neff, Sgt. Joseph H.	B	12	Infantry	IL	1831			7/4/1865	Greeneville, Hickory St.	2		140
Neff, Pvt. Martin Aseph	G	26	Infantry	CT		8/27/1862	8/17/1863	11/27/1871	Greeneville, Hickory St.	2		140	Born and died in Norwich
Neff, Pvt. Martin Asaph	G	26	Infantry	CT		8/27/1862	8/17/1863	11/24/1871	Yantic	112		96	Born in Norwich Buried in Greenville Cemetery
Neil, John	G	43	Infantry	NY				8/10/1878	St. Mary's			54
Netson, William J.	K	54	Infantry	MA	1844			2/19/1912	Maplewood	6	D	7
Nichols, Pvt. William H.	F	186	Infantry	NY		8/23/1864	6/9/1865	9/14/1912	Yantic	6		17	Born in Lowville, NY
Nicholson, Cpl. Levi P.	F	18	Infantry	CT		7/25/1862	6/23/1865	11/3/1896	Yantic	67
Nickerson, Capt. Joseph H.	A	11	Infantry	CT	1843	9/16/1861	10/12/1864	5/10/1865	Yantic	54		2
Nickerson, Sgt. Paris R.	D	3	Infantry	CT	1840	4/25/1861	8/12/1861	5/18/1877	Yantic	54		2
Nicola, 1 Sgt. Robert F.	D	11	Heavy Artillery	US				5/28/1901	Yantic	129		1	Born and died in New York City
Norton, Wagoneer George B.	B	26	Infantry	CT	1829	8/29/1862	8/17/1863	7/18/1885	Yantic	53		15
Noyes, Pvt. Caleb H.	F	26	Infantry	CT	1828	8/30/1862	8/17/1863	8/3/1891	Yantic	17		5	Born in Warren, NH
Noyes, Pvt. Charles C.	C	18	Infantry	CT	1842	8/11/1862	6/15/1863	6/15/1863	Norwich City	2		193	KIA Winchester, VA
Noyes, Pvt. John D.	F	10	Infantry	CT		9/3/1861	10/7/1864	5/28/1900	Yantic	7		19
O'Donnell, Sgt. John	K	155	Infantry	NY	1847			12/20/1927	St. Mary's
Oechler, Pvt. Adam	I	18	Infantry	CT		7/15/1862	10/5/1864	10/5/1864	Yantic	67			Born in Germany; wounded and captured 5 June 1864 at Piedmont,VA; died in Andersonville, GA prison (enlisted as Adam ACKSLER)
Olin, Pvt. Edward	F	18	Infantry	CT		7/14/1862	6/27/1865	8/13/1881	Yantic	111		97	Born and died in Preston,CT
Oliver, 1 Lt. Thomas D.	D	1	Heavy Artillery	CT	1836	3/11/1861	3/24/1862	8/14/1866	Yantic	28		8	West bank
O'Neil, Pvt. David	F	26	Infantry	CT	1846	8/30/1862	8/17/1863	10/24/1907	St. Mary's			803	Gravestone not found
Osborn, Pvt. John G.	H	14	Infantry	CT		7/22/1862	10/31/1864	2/3/1879	Yantic	135		85	South end
Osborne, Pvt. Charles	H	7	Infantry	CT	1840	8/27/1861	7/20/1865	6/1/1885	Yantic	135		85	Born in Norwich; Has footstone
Osborne, Pvt. James W.	H	7	Infantry	CT		8/27/1861	9/12/1864	12/11/1899	Yantic	135		85	South end
Palmer, Mus. Julius H.	F	18	Infantry	CT		8/4/1862	6/27/1865	3/29/1892	Yantic	99		5
Palmer, Pvt. Lewis O.	H	7	Infantry	CT		8/22/1861	9/4/1864	2/8/1899	Yantic	22		2
Palmer, Pvt. Orrin V.	F	7	Infantry	CT		2/4/1864	6/27/1865	8/30/1880	Yantic	111		145	Born in Mount Morris, NJ
Palmer, Pvt. Roswell	F	18	Infantry	CT	1804	8/6/1862	6/27/1865	3/25/1887	Yantic	67			Born in Hancock, NY; Wounded and captured 15 June 1863 at Winchester, VA
Parker, Pvt. George	B	21	Infantry	CT	1843	8/21/1862	8/16/1865	11/13/1894	Yantic	67
Paun, David S.	E	58	Infantry	MA				7/23/1891	Yantic	117		1	Born in New Bedford, MA died at East Bridgewater, MA
Payne, Pvt. Billings H.	F	21	Infantry	CT	1845	8/7/1862	6/6/1865	7/30/1907	Yantic	18		7	Wounded at Drewry's Bluff, VA 16 may 1864
Peal, Lt. Col. Henry	Field & Staff	18	Infantry	CT				6/27/1898	Yantic	15		17
Pearson, Amos Walton	A	48	Infantry	MA				3/15/1920	Maplewood	9	C	7
Pendleton, Benjamin F.	E	4	Infantry	CA				11/8/1917	Yantic	116		24	Wounded at Drewry's Bluff, VA 16 may 1864; Born in Preston, CT died in California
Perkins, Landsman John T.			Navy	US		9/4/1861	11/4/1864	3/7/1908	Yantic	63		13	Born in Norwich
Perkins, 1 Class Boy William Maples			Navy	US		9/6/1861	9/17/1864	8/25/1920	Yantic	5		19	Born and died in Norwich
Phillips, Capt. Henry T.	F	1	Cavalry	CT		1/18/1864	8/2/1865	5/2/1907	Hamilton Avenue			41	Born in Plainfield, Died in Norwich
Phillips, Mus. John	F	8	Infantry	CT	1841	9/3/1861	8/4/1862	8/4/1862	Yantic
Phillips, Sgt. Thomas	L	1	Cavalry	CT	1834	1/5/1864	8/2/1865	7/1/1877	Yantic	6		24
Piper, Daniel B.	H	9	Infantry	CT	1811		5/14/1862	5/14/1862	Yantic	112		170	Died at Fort Parapet, LA
Pitcher, Cpl. Frank W.	H	7	Infantry	CT		8/26/1861	9/12/1864	10/26/1922	Yantic	119		17	Born and died in Norwich
Potter, Anbner T.								11/25/1863	Yantic	111		46	2nd stone in from road. Readable area shows "Abner T." in block w/ Potter in (almost unreadable) script below
Potter, Pvt. Elisha R.	C	18	Infantry	CT	1793	8/8/1862	6/29/1865	9/8/1879	Greeneville, Hickory St.	1		17	Captured 15 June 1863 at Winchester, Va; paroled 14 July 1863; wounded 15 May 1864 at Newmarket, VA
Pratt, Edwin P.	K	1	Cavalry	NH	1839			7/18/1923	Yantic	67
Price, Sgt. Orrin M.	A	13	Infantry	CT		12/6/1861	4/25/1866	12/1/1926	Yantic			56	Born and died in Norwich; wounded 14 April 1863 at Irish Bend, LA( 3T= Terrace section, highest level closest to road)
Quinn, Pvt. Charles B.	K	26	Infantry	CT	1834	9/13/1862	8/17/1863	11/13/1894	St. Mary's			1394	Born and died in Norwich
Quinn, James					1834			5/18/1909	St. Mary's			463	Born in Ireland died in Norwich
Ransom, Pvt. Henry G.	D	8	Infantry	CT		9/3/1861	12/3/1862	5/9/1893	Yantic	125		19	Born in East Haddam, CT died in Norwich; Wounded 17 Sept. 1862 at Antietam, MD
Rathburn, Pvt. George W.	E	18	Infantry	CT	1838	7/28/1862	12/23/1862	3/20/1893	Yantic	69		7	Born and died in Salem, CT
Reynolds, John			Navy	US	1843			7/9/1892	St. Mary's			814	Born in Ireland died in Norwich
Richmond, Mus. Charles G.	Band	3	Artillery	US	1828	8/18/1862	8/18/1865	10/8/1878	Greeneville, Hickory St.	2		237	(Stone shows first name as "Clark")
Richmond, Pvt. John H.	F	1	Light Artillery	RI		4/17/1862	9/30/1862	3/17/1915	Yantic	67			Born in Lisbon, CT died in Norwich
Rigney, Pvt. Edward	K	14	Infantry	CT	1835	8/13/1862	5/31/1865	1/18/1906	St. Mary's			274	Wounded 3 May 1863 at Winchester, VA. Wounded 15 Aug 1864 at Deep Bottom, VA
Riley, John A.	C	26	Infantry	MA	1836			1/5/1896	Yantic	67			Born in Ireland
Roach, Pvt. David	D	5	Infantry	CT	1830	6/21/1861	6/7/1862	8/19/1863	St. Mary's			349	Deserted. Gravestone not found - dod listed as 1868
Roath, Landsman George L.			Navy	US		8/31/1864	7/25/1865	8/17/1908	Yantic	67			Born and died in Norwich
Roath, Pvt. James H.	H	14	Infantry	CT	1842	8/6/1864	11/30/1865	2/5/1926	Yantic			88	3T= Terrace section, highest level closest to road
Robbins, Reuben N.	C	10	Infantry	MA	1829			3/10/1905	Yantic	113		10
Robbinson, Pvt. Franklin E.	I	18	Infantry	CT		12/31/1863	1/4/1864	1/4/1864	Yantic	10		7
Robbinson, Cpl. William	A	26	Infantry	CT	1835	8/23/1862	8/17/1863	11/4/1911	Yantic	64		6
Rockwell, Col. Alfred Perkins	Field & Staff	6	Infantry	CT		1/20/1862	2/9/1865	12/24/1903	Yantic	98		1	Brevet General
Rockwell, Capt. Joseph Perkins	C	18	Infantry	CT		7/26/1862	6/27/1865	11/22/1885	Yantic	98		1
Rogers, Capt. William H.	D	1	Heavy Artillery	CT	1840	5/23/1861	9/25/1865	10/13/1894	Yantic	17		24
Ross, Pvt. Enos C.	K	26	Infantry	CT	1815	8/30/1862	8/17/1863	2/9/1905	West Plain
Rouse, Pvt. Asa W.	H	11	Infantry	CT	1831	11/30/1861	9/17/1862	9/17/1862	Yantic	3		16	KIA at Antietam, MD
Rouse, Cpl. Charles W.	C	11	Infantry	CT	1817	9/20/1861	10/24/1864	1/8/1891	Yantic	125		3
Rudd, Pvt. Oliver H.	F	21	Infantry	CT	1844	7/28/1862	1/14/1863	8/9/1917	Yantic	67			Born in Montville died in Norwich
Russell, Pvt. Marcus H.	B	26	Infantry	CT		8/30/1862	8/14/1863	8/14/1863	Hamilton Avenue			11
Ryan, Dennis	D	4	Cavalry	NY	1833			3/3/1889	Yantic	67			Born in Ireland died inPreston, CT
Sanders, Pvt. David	H	7	Infantry	CT	1828	8/20/1861	8/7/1865	5/24/1877	Yantic	112		97
Sanders, Pvt. George R.	F	13	Infantry	CT		1/20/1862	3/25/1866	4/28/1918	Yantic	67			Born in Montville died in Norwich
Saxton, Lewis J.	E	26	Infantry	CT				11/12/1912	Yantic	64		7
Schneider, Pvt. Jacob	K	14	Infantry	CT	1823	7/21/1862	8/21/1865	3/13/1881	Yantic	67			Born in France; wounded 27 Oct 1864 at Boydton Plank Raod, VA
Tilden, Pvt. Eugene J.	C	1	Heavy Artillery	CT		3/20/1862	1/29/1863	4/23/1863	Yantic	43		3
Tisdale, Pvt. Edward F.	B	1	Cavalry	CT		1/13/1864	9/28/1864	9/28/1864	Yantic	67			Died at Andersonville, GA
Torbush, Cpl. James Henry	B	26	Infantry	CT	1843	9/1/1862	8/17/1863	4/3/1872	Yantic	106		6	Killed on RR
Torrance, Sgt. James	F	13	Infantry	CT	1842	12/11/1861	5/24/1863	5/24/1863	Greeneville, Hickory St.	1		202	KIA Port Hudson, LA; buried on the battlefield (NOT BURIED in cemetery)
Town, Pvt. William H.	A	18	Infantry	CT	1833	8/7/1862	3/28/1864	3/28/1864	Greeneville, Hickory St.	3		206	captured 15 June 1863 at Winchester, VA; pardoned 2 july 1863 (Could not locate headstone)
Tracy, QM Benjamin F.	Field & Staff	26	Infantry	CT	1834	9/1/1862	8/17/1863	6/28/1907	Yantic	51		7	Quartermaster corps
Tracy, Pvt. Elijah	F	21	Infantry	CT		7/28/1862	7/16/1865	8/22/1906	Yantic	119		18	Born inMontville died in Norwich
Tracy, Cpl. John H.	H	11	Infantry	CT	1831	10/2/1861	11/23/1864	6/11/1871	Yantic	1		2
Tracy, Mus. Joseph A.	H	18	Infantry	CT		8/7/1862	8/7/1864	8/7/1864	Yantic	51		9	Wounded 18 July 1864 at Snicker's Ford, VA
Trainor, Pvt. Felix	B	26	Infantry	CT	1838	8/28/1862	8/17/1863	2/15/1905	St. Mary's			205	DOD - 1874
Tubbs, Capt. William H.	E	14	Infantry	CT		6/15/1862	5/11/1866	2/5/1906	Yantic	2		2	Born in Lisbon, CT; wounded 13 Dec 1862 at Fredricksburg, VA
Turner, James	H	10	Infantry	RI				3/27/1925	Yantic	67			Born in Newport, RI
Turner, Lemuel	B	22	Infantry	MA				10/21/1926	Yantic	140		50's
Twomey, Pvt. Patrick	I	21	Infantry	CT	1831	8/20/1862	6/16/1865	6/4/1871	St. Mary's			388
Underwood, Pvt. Thomas H.	K	5	Infantry	CT	1817	7/14/1861	6/13/1862	12/15/1887	Yantic	132		21
Underwood, Pvt. Thomas S.	E	3	Artillery	US		12/21/1864	12/21/1867	12/5/1922	Yantic	132		21	Born in Willimantic,CT died in Norwich
Valentine, Pvt. John	F	18	Infantry	CT		7/29/1862	6/27/1865	9/6/1880	Yantic	115		165	Born in New York; wounded 5 June 1864 at Piedmont, VA
Vars, Washington M.	I	84	Infantry	NY				7/7/1907	Yantic	130		10	Born in Westerly, RI died in Norwich
Vergason, Pvt. James H.	H	11	Infantry	CT	1842	9/27/1861	12/17/1862	11/3/1888	Yantic	115		22
Verguson, Pvt. Joshua T.	F	21	Infantry	CT		7/25/1862	7/13/1865	11/6/1865	West Plain
Wait, 1 Lt. Marvin	A	8	Infantry	CT		10/3/1861	9/17/1862	9/17/1862	Yantic	22		8	KIA Antietam, MD
Walden, Pvt. Winthrop, Jr	D	8	Infantry	CT		9/28/1861	10/9/1864	3/5/1872	Yantic	68		8	Born in Salem, CT
Wallen, Pvt. George W.	I	21	Infantry	CT		8/14/1862	6/16/1865	12/4/1907	Yantic	112		45	Born in Bozrah, CT died in Norwich
Ward, Pvt. George W.	C	18	Infantry	CT	1836	8/6/1862	2/6/1865	2/26/1865	Norwich City	4		141	Captured 15 June 1863 at Winchester, VA; Not paroled - Died at Andersonville, GA on 6 Feb 1865 (by military records - stone says 25 Feb 1865
Ward, Pvt. James	F	18	Infantry	CT	1836	7/16/1862	6/27/1865	1/23/1897	St. Mary's			201	Captured 15 June 1863 at Winchester, VA.; paroled 14 July 1863
Warren, Pvt. Walter P.	C	2	Infantry	CT		4/22/1861	8/7/1861	4/27/1875	Yantic	50		5
Webb, Sgt. William H.	F	18	Infantry	CT		8/7/1862	6/27/1865	1/30/1888	Yantic	116		12	Born inTroy, NY; captured 15 June 1863 at Winchester, VA; Paroled 14 July 1863
Weeks, Sgt. Martin L.	D	11	Infantry	CT		10/13/1861	12/21/1865	3/9/1900	Yantic	124		26	Born in Hopkinton, RI died in Norwich
Weiler, Pvt. John	F	21	Infantry	CT		8/4/1862	6/16/1864	2/26/1893	Yantic	67			Born In Germany;died in Norwich; wounded16 May1864 at Drewry's Bluff, VA; Wounded29 Sept 1864 at Chapin's Farm, VA; wounded 30 Sept 1864 at Chapin'[s Farm, VA
Welch, Maurice			Navy	US	1847			9/9/1898	St. Mary's				Born in Ireland died in Norwich
Welden, Pvt. Leonard P.	F	18	Infantry	CT		8/6/1862	6/27/1865	4/10/1884	Yantic	33		3	Born in Mansfield, CT died in Montville
Weldon, Sgt. Paatrick	H	9	Infantry	CT		9/15/1861	8/14/1862	10/23/1876	St. Mary's			691	Death date as shown on stone; Discharge date is date died on AGO report
Wells, Henry F.	E	2	Infantry	RI	1844			4/28/1923	Maplewood	9	C	44
Welsh, Pvt. George H.	A	1	Cavalry	CT	1843	10/12/1861	10/9/1862	3/13/1915	Yantic	17		21
West, Pvt. Albert K.	F	18	Infantry	CT		12/28/1863	6/27/1865	12/29/1873	Yantic	68		4
West, Pvt. George H.H.	F	18	Infantry	CT	1839	8/6/1862	6/27/1865	3/13/1910	Yantic	68		4
Whaley, Pvt. George G.	F	18	Infantry	CT		8/11/1862	6/27/1865	7/7/1909	Yantic	117		15	Born and died in Norwich
Wheeler, Benjamin P.	C	1	Artillery	RI	1837			1/7/1883	Yantic	114		70	Born in Hopkinton, RI died in Norwich
Wheeler, Pvt. John A.	C	21	Infantry	CT		8/5/1862	1/18/1863	5/18/1915	Yantic	67			Born in North Stonington, CT died in Norwich
Whittlesey, 1 Lt. George W.	G	13	Infantry	CT		1/10/1862	10/9/1863	4/16/1914	Yantic	124		16	Born in Haverill, MA died in Norwich
Wight, Pvt. Edgar J.	G	26	Infantry	CT	1845	8/25/1862	8/17/1863	2/21/1911	Yantic	92		4
Wight, Wagoneer Sylvanus	H	11	Infantry	CT		10/8/1861	1/8/1863	9/17/1882	Yantic			N.R.	Born in Providence, RI; (small bronze upright monument)
Wilbur, Pvt. Daniel	F	18	Infantry	CT	1846	7/23/1862	1/5/1863	1/5/1863	Yantic	39		9	Accidently killed at Harewood Station, MD
Wilbur, Pvt. John A.	I	18	Infantry	CT		8/17/1862	3/8/1865	7/22/1886	Yantic	39		9	Wounded 5 June 1864 at Piedmont, VA
Wilcox, Cpl. Gordon	E	18	Infantry	CT	1842	7/21/1862	6/27/1865	7/9/1898	Yantic	106		5
Wilcox, Wagoneer Stephen E.	F	10	Infantry	CT	1832	108/1861	8/25/1865	10/101900	Yantic	37		22
Willett, Pvt. Andrew J.	A	26	Infantry	CT		8/20/1862	8/17/1863	12/15/1864	Brumbley Famiy				This family cemetery is located within St. Joseph's Cemetery
Willett, Pvt. Andrew J.	A	26	Infantry	CT		8/20/1862	8/17/1863	12/15/1864	St. Joseph's				This is the Brumbley family cemetery. It is located within St. Joseph's Cemetery - in the front by the flag pole
Williams, Pvt. Albert F.	H	14	Infantry	CT	1835	8/7/1862	6/14/1865	6/3/1917	West Plain				Wounded 6 Feb 1864 at Morton's Ford, VA
Williams, Pvt. Calvin P.	F	26	Infantry	CT	1836	8/30/1862	8/17/1863	9/2/1884	Yantic	68		16	Wounded 15 June 1863 at Port Hudson, LA
Williams, Pvt. Charles F.	F	21	Infantry	CT		7/25/1862	7/31/1865	10/11/1894	Yantic	135		120	Wounded 16 May 1864at Drewery's Bluff, VA
Williams, Pvt. Eri	B	26	Infantry	CT	1816	8/30/1862	8/17/1863	8/10/1886	Yantic	4		7	Born in Worcestter, MA
Williams, James	A	2	Artillery	NY				2/10/1862	St. Mary's			278-9
Williams, Pvt. James C.	K	1	Cavalry	CT		1/4/1864	8/2/1865	10/9/1897	Yantic	19		10
Wilson, Sgt. Joseph H.	I	22	Infantry	CT		9/2/1862	7/7/1863	10/13/1922	Yantic	67			Born in Willamantic, CT; died in Norwich
Wilson, Thomas	G	1	Cavalry	CT				7/22/1908	Yantic	67			Born in Norfolk, VA died in Norwich
Winchester, Pvt. Daniel B.	A	1	Cavalry	CT		10/14/1861	12/7/1864	12/7/1864	West Plain				Killed by a falling tree at Charlestown, VA
Winchester, Pvt. David L.	A	26	Infantry	CT	1844	8/23/1862	8/17/1863	2/10/1923	West Plain
Winchester, Pvt. John B.	A	26	Infantry	CT	1838	8/23/1862	7/6/1863	7/4/1863	West Plain				KIA at Port Hudson, LA -- Body not in cemetery
Winship, Pvt. Joseph Henry	C	18	Infantry	CT		8/11/1862	4/5/1864	4/5/1864	Yantic	76		11	Died at Andersonville, GA prison (stone broken inhalf and "repaired")
Wirsching, Wagoneer Hermann	H	6	Infantry	CT		8/27/1861	9/11/1864	2/3/1867	Yantic	67			Born in Gremany
Wolf, Pvt. Henry	E	18	Infantry	CT		7/11/1862	6/27/1865	5/13/1884	Yantic	115		5
Wood , Pvt. Ira A.	D	127	Infantry	NY		8/18/1862	1/27/1863	7/28/1909	Yantic	120		12	Born in Huntington, LINY died in Norwich
Wood , Pvt. John W.	H	11	Infantry	CT		11/30/1861	10/13/1862	10/13/1862	Greeneville, Hickory St.	3		209	wounded 17 Sept at Antietam, MD
Woodruff, HOSP James H.	A	7	Infantry	CT		9/4/1861	9/6/1864	5/29/1896	Yantic	67			Born in Southington, CT died in Norwich
Woodward, Pvt. Calvin H.	B	5	Infantry	CT		6/22/1861	11/13/1862	2/6/1910	Yantic	134		154	Wounded 9 Aug 1862 at Cedar Mountain, VA
Woodward, Capt. John E.	F	18	Infantry	CT	1838	7/12/1862	6/27/1865	1/26/1927	Yantic	53		9
Woodward, Mus. William H.	F	26	Infantry	CT	1830	8/30/1862	8/17/1863	11/26/1882	Yantic	69		3	Born in Jersey City, NJ
Wright, Pvt. Alvin H.	G	21	Infantry	CT		8/11/1862	5/22/1865	3/7/1909	Yantic	142		60	Born in North Stonington died in Norwich; see HALE page 351
Wright, Pvt. Franklin S.	I	18	Infantry	CT	1837	8/17/1862	1/26/1865	8/30/1894	Yantic	132		14
Young, Charles G.	A	121	Infantry	NY	1842			9/26/1927	Greeneville, Hickory St.	2		254
Young, Sgt. Charles	C	1	Heavy Artillery	CT	1839	3/19/1862	9/25/1865	3/8/1905	Yantic	113		8	Born in Ireland died in Norwich
Youngs, Sgt. John N.	A	43	Artillery	PA				5/4/1881	Yantic	47		8
Zimmerman, Pvt. George	D	8	Infantry	CT		9/15/1861	12/12/1865	5/16/1913	Maplewood	5	H
Young, Lt. Col. David	Field & Staff	2	Infantry	CT	1819	4/22/1861	8/7/1861	3/12/1889	Yantic	21		N.R.	Born in Windham, CT
Fuller, Pvt. Wallace	D	26	Infantry	CT	1825	8/29/1862	8/17/1863	5/18/1881	Hamilton Avenue			71	Wounded 27 May 1863 at Port Hudson, LA
Fulton, Pvt. William H.	A	2	Heavy Artillery	NY	1835	10/1/1861	9/29/1865	6/19/1898	Yantic	69		4	Born in Germany died in Norwich (drowned)
Gaedal, Pvt. Paul	B	2	Heavy Artillery	CT		12/30/1863	8/18/1865	5/7/1916	Yantic	67			Born in Germany died in Norwich (name possibly "Gadeue")
Gallup, Capt. Loren A.	F	26	Infantry	CT	1838	8/30/1862	8/17/1863	3/10/1905	Yantic	123		1
Gamble, Pvt. James	C	18	Infantry	CT	1826	12/21/1863	6/27/1865	3/14/1880	Yantic	39		15	Born in Philidelphia, PA
Gardner, Pvt. George A.	A	2	Heavy Artillery	NY		8/15/1861	8/17/1865	2/25/1911	Yantic	104		16	Wounded 16 Jul 1864 at Petersburg, VA; born and died in Norwich
Gaskill, Cpl. Henry C.	A	18	Infantry	CT		8/4/1862	2/20/1865	2/20/1865	Greeneville, Hickory St.	2		110	Captured 15 June 1863 at Wincheste, VA. Paroled 3 July 1863; wounded 5 June 1864 at Piedmont, VA;captured 8 July 1864 at Staunton, VA; died in Danville, VA prison. (NOT BURIED in cemetery)
Gatel, Pvt. Peter	D	8	Infantry	CT		9/3/1861	9/20/1864	11/11/1900	Greeneville, Hickory St.	3		223	Born in Gremany; died in Norwich
Gay, Henry S.	M	2	Heavy Artillery	MA	1843			12/27/1919	Maplewood	3	S	7
Gay, Cpl. Moses	G	13	Infantry	CT	1839	2/15/1862	9/21/1863	9/21/1863	St. Mary's				KIA
Geer, Abram	D	21	Infantry	IL				10/11/1906	Yantic	115		54	Born in North Stonington, CT died in Norwich
Geer, Pvt. Charles Franklin	C	18	Infantry	CT		8/5/1862	6/27/1865	3/26/1920	Yantic	123		28	Captured 15 June 1863 at Winchester, VA paroled 14 July 1863
Geer, Pvt. Chauncy C.	H	7	Infantry	CT	1844	8/19/1861	7/20/1865	6/17/1916	Maplewood	5	I	9
Gibson, Pvt. Savillion F.	S	18	Infantry	CT		8/2/1862	6/27/1865	2/16/1917	Yantic	129		21	Captured 15 June 1863 at Winchester, VA paroled 2 July 1863; born in Norwich
Giddins, Pvt. Oliver	C	25	Infantry	CT	1828	9/9/1862	8/26/1863	2/21/1905	West Plain				Wounded 14 April 1863 at Irish Bend, LA
Gilchrist, Pvt. John W.	B	2	Infantry	CT	1815	4/22/1861	8/7/1861	2/21/1898	Greeneville, Hickory St.	2		257
Gleason, Cpl. Henry D.	I	18	Infantry	CT	1829	8/6/1862	9/30/1864	9/30/1864	Yantic				Stone not found, see HALE page 260; wounded 5 June 1864 at Piedmont, VA
Goddard, 1 Lt. Allfred Mitchell	B	8	Infantry	CT		7/24/1863	5/9/1864	5/9/1864	Yantic	51		21	Wounded 7 May 1864 at Whitehall Junction, VA; died at Fortress Monroe, VA
Goddard, Sgt. Francis A.			Light Artillery	AL					Yantic	51		21
Goddard, Capt. Henry Perkins	B	14	Infantry	CT		6/11/1862	4/26/1864	8/5/1916	Yantic	51		22	Stone not found; see HALE page 548
Gordon, Pvt. Frank H.	C	18	Infantry	ct		12/30/1863	6/27/1865	7/7/1874	St. Mary's			651	Wounded 15 May 1864at Newmarket, VA
Schopfield, Pvt. Henry Mather	H	11	Infantry	CT	1838	11/25/1861	9/29/1862	9/29/1862	Greeneville, Hickory St.	2		156	wounded 17 Sept. 1862at Antietam, MD (leg shot off)
Scott, Charles W								4/9/1915	Yantic	117		19	Born in Allentown, NJ died in Norwich
Scott, Pvt. John Henry	B	26	Infantry	CT		8/30/1862	8/17/1863	4/6/1915	Maplewood	9	B	3
Scudder, Landsman William H.			Navy	US		9/1/1861	8/26/1867	3/15/1900	Yantic	134		70
Sechtel, Sgt. George C.	A	18	Infantry	CT	1838	8/2/1862	6/27/1863	3/28/1905	Yantic	39		5
Sechting, Cpl. Lewis J.	E	26	Infantry	CT		8/12/1862	8/17/1863	11/12/1912	Yantic				Born in Saltzweidel, Gremany; died in Norwich ; stone not found see HALE page 476
Seldon, Lt. Col. Joseph	Field & Staff	26	Infantry	CT			8/17/1863		Yantic	123		8
Service, Cpl. John William	A	18	Infantry	CT	1839	7/17/1862	6/27/1865	2/13/1932	Maplewood	9	C	23	Captured 15 June 1863 at Winchester, VA; paroled 2 July 1863
Setche, Pvt. Charles	F	18	Infantry	CT	1840	8/11/1862	6/27/1865	5/19/1875	Norwich City		NOT BURIED HERE		Wounded 5 June 1864 at Piedmont, VA. (Could not locate stone)
Shannon, Pvt. John		2	Light Artillery	CT	1833	2/19/1864	8/9/1865	7/24/1891	St. Mary's			103-4	Born in Ireland died in Norwich
Shaw, 1 Sgt. Bently	I	18	Infantry	CT	1840	8/4/1862	6/27/1865	4/11/1874	Maplewood	5	K	9	Captured 20 June 1865
Shaw, Pvt. Daniel	A	18	Infantry	CT		7/25/1862	6/27/1865	9/27/1898	Yantic	30		21	Born in Prince Edward Isle
Shaw, Sgt. Jasper A.H.	D	3	Infantry	CT	1839	4/25/1861	8/12/1861	5/6/1872	Yantic	63		8	Born in Newark NJ
Shea, Pvt. Daniel	H	7	Infantry	CT	1837	2/29/1864	6/21/1865	10/23/1872	St. Mary's				Captured 2 June 1864 at Bermuda Hundred, VA.; paroled 10 Dec 1864
Shea, Pvt. Myles	H	7	Infantry	CT	1846	2/25/1864	6/13/1865	6/1/1871	St. Mary's			252	Private stone is down
Sherman, Sgt. William M.	H	26	Infantry	CT	1838	9/2/1862	6/27/1863	6/28/1863	Yantic	14		3	Wounded 27 May 1863 at Port Hudson, LA
Shutte, Christopher								3/20/1863	Yantic	35		12	Stone not found; The empty area between "Stone" (small marker) on the left and "Armstrong" on the right. Large shrub in the spot
Smith, Pvt. Augustus F.	G	26	Infantry	CT	1843	8/5/1862	8/17/1863	4/26/1870	Yantic	20		11	Born in New York City; wounded 14 June 1863 at Port Hudson, LA
Smith, Pvt. Bradford W.	H	7	Infantry	CT	1826	8/24/1861	3/3/1863	2/10/1908	West Plain
Smith, Pvt. George W.	H	7	Infantry	CT	1839	8/24/1861	1/3/1862	11/9/1911	West Plain				Commissioned by the city of Norwich to retrieve the bodies of Norwich soldiers who died and were buried at Andersonville, GA prison
Smith, Pvt. George Emmitt	C	2	Infantry	CT		4/22/1861	8/7/1861	5/7/1880	Yantic	20		11	Born in Smithtown, NY
Smith, Pvt. Henry L.	G	26	Infantry	CT		9/9/1862	1/3/1863	1/3/1863	Yantic	67
Smith, Pvt. James	F	18	Infantry	CT		8/6/1862	6/27/1865	1/13/1895	Yantic	33		7	Born in England; Captured 15 June 1863 at Winchester, VA; paroled 14 July 1863
Smith, Pvt. Joseph	L	2	Heavy Artillery	CT	1843	7/29/1864	6/3/1865	8/8/1866	Yantic	68		16
Smith, Sgt. Major Leonard Owen	NCO Staff	26	Infantry	CT		8/25/1862	8/17/1863	10/4/1925	Yantic	123		55	Born in Franklin, CT died in Norwich
Smith, Lot K.	E	5	Infantry	MA				2/5/1898	Yantic	31		7
Smith, Pvt. Orrin S.	A	26	Infantry	CT	1832	8/23/1862	8/17/1863	2/25/1884	Yantic	67			Born in Montville
Smith, Pvt. Theodore E.	A	1	Cavalry	CT		12/15/1863	8/2/1865	2/20/1925	Yantic	67			Born and died in Norwich
Smith, Pvt. Welcome A.	F	26	Infantry	CT		9/10/1862	8/17/1863	10/18/1906	Yantic	123		26	Born in Montville, CT died in Norwich
Smith, Cpl. William R.	C	2	Infantry	CT	1840	4/22/1861	8/7/1861	3/15/1905	Yantic	20		11
Smple, Pvt. James W.	A	18	Infantry	CT		7/26/1862	6/27/1865	9/30/1885	Greeneville, Hickory St.	3		203	captured 15 June 1863 at Winchester,VA; pardoned 2 July 1863; died in mill accident in 1885
Snow, Pvt. Edward A.	G	2	Heavy Artillery	CT		2/3/1864	8/18/1865	3/31/1904	Yantic	143		19	Born in Collinsville died in Norwich
Snow, Pvt. Edwin A.	G	2	Heavy Artillery	CT	1848	2/3/1864	8/18/1865	2/4/1891	Yantic	136		110
Souter, Sgt. James	F	11	Infantry	CT	1842	10/12/1861	6/3/1864	6/3/1864	Greeneville, Hickory St.	2		29	KIA Cold Harbor VA. ; buried on the field (NOT BURIED in cemetery)
Spalding, 1 Lt. Charles W.	D	3	Infantry	CT		4/25/1861	5/20/1861	3/17/1928	Yantic	128		16	Born in Norwich
Spelman, 1 Sgt. Phillip	B	131	Infantry	NY	1842			11/13/1920	St. Mary's				Born and died in Norwich
Spencer, Pvt. Cyrus Butler	F	21	Infantry	CT		8/20/1862	9/4/1865	12/3/1864	Greeneville, Hickory St.	1		23	Born in Preston, died in Norwich; Discharge and death dates do not coincide!
Spencer, Pvt. Thomas D.	H	18	Infantry	CT	1847	12/14/1863	6/23/1865	9/15/1917	Maplewood	6	C	35
Stafford, Pvt. Albert	H	5	Infantry	CT		6/27/1861	5/15/1864	7/12/1905	Yantic	11		14	Wounded 2 July 1863 at Gettysburg, PA
Stanley, 1 Lt. James	I	21	Infantry	CT		7/31/1862	9/20/1864	4/27/1910	St. Mary's			659	Born in Ireland died in Norwich
Sterry, Col. Frank W.								3/13/1886	Yantic	50		13
Stetson, Sgt. Vine Smith	B	26	Infantry	CT		8/28/1862	8/17/1863	7/2/1916	Yantic	90		11	Born in Hanover, CT died in Norwich ; wounded 27 May 1863 at Port Hudson, LA
Stone, Josephus	E	2	Heavy Artillery	MA				6/4/1917	Maplewood	3	C	18
Sulliavan, Jeremiah	D	1	Light Artillery	NY	1845			1/24/1909	St. Mary's
Sullivan, Pvt. Daniel	H	7	Infantry	CT		2/22/1864	12/22/1865		St. Mary's				Wounded 14 May 1864 at Drewry's Bluff, VA. Gravestone not found
Sullivan, Pvt. Daniel B.	A	18	Infantry	CT	1838	7/25/1862	5/18/1865	1/2/1919	St. Mary's			469	Wounded and captured 15 June 1863 at Winchester, VA,; pardoned 2 July 1863
Sullivan, Pvt. Jeremiah	K	11	Infantry	CT	1843	11/17/1864	9/17/1865	6/1/1902	St. Mary's			504	Born in Ireland died in Norwich
Sullivan, Pvt. John	K	7	Infantry	CT	1828	2/22/1864	9/22/1865	9/10/1897	St. Mary's				Born in Ireland died in Norwich.Wounded 14 May 1864 at Drewry's Bluff, VA
Sullivan, Pvt. John O.	F	26	Infantry	CT		8/30/1862	8/17/1863		St. Mary's
Sullivan, Pvt. Patrick	E	1	Cavalry	CT		4/8/1863	8/2/1865	2/12/1920	St. Mary's			424	Born in Ireland died in Norwich
Summers, Pvt. Fordice B.	C	2	Infantry	CT		4/22/1861	8/17/1861	6/5/1893	Yantic	22		10	Born and died in Norwich
Swain, Cpl. George W.	C	2	Infantry	CT		4/22/1861	8/7/1861	10/16/1863	Yantic	2		8	Born in New London, CT
Sweet, Pvt. James L.	F	18	Infantry	CT		3/25/1865	3/28/1888	5/9/1900	Yantic	130		5
Tanner, Pvt. J. Franklin	B	26	Infantry	CT	1820	8/28/1862	8/17/1863	1/29/1865	Yantic	69		14	Born in Ireland
Tarbox, Pvt. George Henry	E	18	Infantry	CT	1835	7/23/1862	8/10/1864	8/10/1864	Maplewood	5			Buried at Antietam, MD ; captured 15 June 1863 at Winchester, VA.; paroled 14 July 1863
Taylor, Cpl. Henry H.	H	7	Infantry	CT	1832	8/27/1861	9/12/1864	4/22/1877	Yantic	134		90
Taylor, Pvt. Samuel	A	18	Infantry	CT		7/22/1862	6/27/1865	6/16/1897	Yantic	67
Tefft, Pvt. George N.	A	26	Infantry	CT	1837	8/15/1862	8/17/1863	4/3/1888	Yantic	135		80
Telford, 1 Lt. Matthew	A	2	Heavy Artillery	NY		8/22/1861	3/14/1865	8/10/1908	Yantic	142		63	Born and die din Norwich
Thomas, Sgt. Calvin T.	F	11	Infantry	MA	1837			12/14/1904	Yantic	67
Thomas, Pvt. John	I	29	Infantry	CT	1829	1/2/1864	10/24/1865	6/18/1899	Yantic	5		8
Thompson, Pvt. Francis H.		1	Light Artillery	CT	1843	11/3/1861	6/11/1865	5/18/1917	West Plain
Thompson, HOSP William A.			Army	US				10/1/1909	Yantic	38		16	Born in Ireland died in Norwich
Thurston, James F.			Navy	US				3/25/1927	Yantic	31		21
Tiesler, Bruno	C	2	Heavy Artillery	CT				10/6/1910	Yantic	140		151	Born in Gremany died in Norwich
Tiffany, Charles								9/25/1864	Yantic	34		3
Tifft, Pvt. John Henry	A	18	Infantry	CT	1844	8/4/1862	6/27/1865	6/2/1916	Maplewood	5	K	23	Captured 15 June 1863 at Winchester, VA.; paroled 2 July 1863; Vets of Civil War Marker

Civil Rights Advocates

Race discrimination and slavery were hot topics throughout the United States long before any shots were fired during the Civil War. Norwich was the home of several prominent pre-civil war civil rights advocates. One of the earliest was David Ruggles. He grew up in the Bean Hill neighborhood of Norwich and after moving to New York opened the first African American owned bookstore. The store specialized in abolitionist and feminist literature. Only a few years later, Sarah Harris Fayerweather, who grew up in the Jail Hill section of Norwich, was an African American young woman who made a stand for the right to be educated. And, just a couple of years before the Civil War began, Norwich’s Aaron Dwight Steven’s was the second-in-command of the raid on Harper’s Ferry in West Virginia. The raid was an attempt to arm slaves in the southern states to rebel against their owners.

David Ruggles

Thirty years prior to the beginning of the Civil War David Ruggles was an active abolitionist during the period of 1828-1840. He was born in 1810 in Lyme Connecticut and shortly after his birth, he and his family moved to a small hut on Bean Hill in Norwich. His mother was a caterer and his father was both a blacksmith and woodcutter.

Ruggles’ devout Methodist family had him educated at the Sabbath School for the Poor in Norwich, a religious charity school. However, even as a young boy, he was very bright, and white Bean Hill residents paid for a tutor from Yale to teach him Latin. At the age of 16, Ruggles moved to New York City, where he worked as a mariner before opening a grocery store.

In 1828, he opened the first African American-owned bookstore in the United States. This bookstore, located in the present-day Tribeca neighborhood of New York City, specialized in abolitionist and feminist literature. His bookstore was set on fire by white anti-abolitionists in 1833. Soon after that, he and several colleagues established the New York Committee of Vigilance, whose mission was to provide a safe space for runaway slaves.

After publishing several abolitionist based journals and pamphlets, he became the prototype for black activist journalists of his time.

As an active participant of the Underground Railroad movement, Ruggles claimed that he led more than 600 fugitive slaves to their freedom. In October 1838, Ruggles assisted Frederick Douglass (a famous American social reformer, abolitionist, orator, writer, and statesman) on his journey to freedom. He reunited Douglass with his fiance Anna Murray. Rev. James Pennington, a self-emancipated slave, married Murray and Douglass in Ruggles’ home shortly thereafter.

In 1841 Ruggles moved from New York to a radical Utopian commune called Northhampton Association of Education and Industry, in the present-day village of Florence, Massachusetts. At this point in his life, his health was failing. He died in 1849 and was buried in Norwich, Yantic Cemetery.

The David Ruggles Freedom Tower, which stands proudly in front of Norwich City hall, commemorates the contributions of his life’s work.

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“David Ruggles: The Hazards of Anit-Slavery Journalism,” by Graham Russell Hodges

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1812-1878 Sarah Harris FayerWeather

Twenty nine years before the Civil War began, Sarah Harris Fayerweather, stood up for her rights and provided a fine example for how to begin to swing the pendulum of needed change. Simply put, she deeply desired to learn and to be able to teach others, and she was willing to stand up to the establishment to help make it happen. However, her journey, which began in Norwich, was anything but simple or easy.

Perhaps her bravery and actions displayed in 1832 sowed seeds of fairness in the hearts Norwich citizens who congregated at Breed Hall to discuss issues of slavery and pending war in 1861.

Sarah Harris was born on April 16, 1812 in Norwich. She was the daughter of William Monteflora Harris and Sally Prentice Harris, both of whom were free farmers and resided in the Jail Hill section of Norwich.

At the age of 20 Sarah Harris requested admission to the Canterbury Female Boarding School operated by Prudence Crandall. In a letter to William Lloyd Garrison’s newspaper, The Liberator, Crandall recalls Sarah’s visit: “A colored girl of respectability – a professor of religion – and daughter of honorable parents, called on me sometime during the month of September last, and said in a very earnest manner, ‘Miss Crandall, I want to get a little more learning, enough if possible to teach colored children, and if you will admit me into your school I shall forever be under the greatest obligation to you. If you think it will be the means of injuring you, I will not insist on the favor.'”

After brief deliberation, Crandall admitted her to the school in September 1832 as the first black student. Shortly thereafter many parents of the other students demanded that Miss Crandall expel Sarah. When she refused, most of the other students withdrew. Faced with severe opposition from the Canterbury community, Crandall closed the existing school – only to reopen in 1833 in order to teach a group of solely African-American students.

Sarah continued to attend the school in the face of harassment and adversity until Crandall, afraid for her pupils’ safety, after a mob converged on the school on the evening of Sarah’s marriage, closed the school permanently.

On September 9, 1834 Sarah married George Fayerweather Jr. in a double wedding ceremony with her brother and his bride in Canterbury. George was an accomplished blacksmith. The couple moved to New London in 1841 and then later to South Kingston Rhode Island in 1855. They lived in George’s blacksmith shop shown in the photo above. The house/shop was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1984.

Sarah Fayerweather joined the Kingston Anti-Slavery Society, attended antislavery meetings held by the American Anti-Slavery Society in various cities across the North, maintained a correspondence with her former teacher Prudence Crandall and former slave and abolitionist Frederick Douglass, and subscribed to The Liberator until Garrison ceased publishing it in 1865. She also maintained an active church life, joining the Sunday school class at Kingston’s Congregational church.

Sarah gave birth to five children. She named her first child Prudence Crandall. Sarah Harris Fayerweather is buried in South Kingston, Rhode Island in the Old Fernwood cemetery.

In 1970 Fayerweather Hall, a dormitory on the campus of University of Rhode Island, was named in honor of Sarah Harris Fayerweather. The Fayerweather Craft Guild, located in Kingston at the site of the Fayerweather family’s former home and blacksmith shop, is also named in her honor.

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Aaron Dwight Stevens

Aaron Dwight Stevens was an abolitionist and chief military aide to John Brown during Brown’s failed raid on the federal arsenal at Harper’s Ferry, West Virginia.

He moved to Norwich at a young age when his father, also named Aaron, became the choir director of the First Congregational Church. Dwight ran away from home at the age of 16 and volunteered to serve in the Mexican-American War.

After meeting John Brown at the Nebraska/Kansas state line in August of 1856, Dwight became one of Brown’s bravest and most devoted followers. On December 20, 1858 Dwight Stevens and his party of seven rode into Missouri with the intent of freeing a female slave.

According to Stevens’s own account, while entering the home, Stevens saw Cruise reaching for a weapon and shot him dead. In subsequent years, Stevens freely admitted the killing but disliked talking about it. “You might call it a case of self-defense,” he recounted, “or you might say that I had no business in there, and that the old man was right.”

Two years before the beginning of the Civil War, Steven’s participated in John Brown’s Raid on Harper’s Ferry. Dwight Stevens and 21 others wanted to initiate a slave revolt in the Southern states by taking over the United States arsenal. The plan was to capture wagonloads of rifles from the arsenal and distribute them to slaves in the area. The raid has been been called a “dress rehearsal” for the Civil War. After the raid failed, Stevens was captured and thrown into jail. Throughout his imprisonment, he never waivered from his conviction that the Harpers Ferry raid was just.

Dwight’s sister, Lydia Stevens Pierce, travelled south to Virginia to nurse him and be with him during his trial. Aaron Dwight Stevens was convicted of conspiring with slaves to revolt and was condemned to death by hanging. His sister witnessed his execution on March 16, 1860, the day after his 29th birthday, in Charleston, West Virginia. Lydia’s 1910 obituary states that her experiences in Virginia “caused her hair to turn from black to white.”

The Info Source is an excellent resource that chronicles the life of Aaron Dwight Stevens.

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Thanks to Richard Russ for contributing to this article

“A Journey to the Gallows : Aaron Dwight Stevens,” by Tommy Coletti and Vic Butsch

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