Andover Military Men and Women
Military
service has been an important factor in the life of Andover residents from the very
beginning. Ezekiel Merrill, first
white settler of Andover, was a veteran of the
Revolutionary War, and participated in the defeat and surrender of the British
at Saratoga. Many of the other early settlers were
also veterans of that war.
Revolutionary War
Veterans from Andover:
The First 175 Years
Abbott, James F.:
Born 1757, died May 10, 1847. Buried in Woodlawn
Cemetery, Section A, Lot
54. He enlisted in the Army March 11, 1777 and was discharged January 1, 1783
with the rank of Private. He fought in service with the Continental Army at the
Eastward 1780; Capt. John Wiley's Co.; Col. Michael Jackson's Regiment; Capt.
Pierce's Co.; Col. Jackson's Regiment; Capt. Jedediah Goodwin's Co.; Col. Joseph Prime's Regiment; and Gen. Wadsworth's
Brigade.
Abbott, John: Born 1718, died 1803.
Buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, Section A, Lot
54, Grave 79. He enlisted in the Army at Andover
[MA] on April 19, 1775 and was discharged April 21, 1775 with the rank of
Private. He was with Capt. Henry Abbott's Co.
Abbott, Jonathan: No birth date given,
date of death listed as January 26, 1833. Buried in Woodlawn
Cemetery, Section A, Lot
54, grave 82. He enlisted in the Army at Andover
[MA] on April 19, 1775 and was discharged with the rank of Sergeant on April
21, 1775. He was with Capt. Asa Danforth's Co.; Col. Converse's Regiment; Capt.
Henry Abbott's Co. He enlisted a second time
Sept. 23, 1777 and marched from Brookfield
to join General Gates' Army. He was discharged Oct. 15, 1777.
Adams, Nathan: No birth date given,
date of death listed as 1831 in Mexico,
Maine. Buried
in Woodlawn Cemetery,
Section A, Lot 57. He enlisted in the Army
June 26, 1780 and was discharged Dec. 18, 1780 with the rank of Private. He was
with the Continental Army at Camp
Totoway on Oct. 25, 1780.
Dunn, Aaron: Very little information on
this man. He served with the Army in the Revolutionary War and is buried in the
North Surplus Cemetery.
Merrill, Ezekiel E.: Born in Andover [MA] in the year 1749, died in Andover March 16, 1830. Buried in Woodlawn Cemetery,
Section A, Lot 93. His next-of-kin is listed
as Ezekiel Merrill. He enlisted in the Army on April 19, 1775 at Newbury, Mass.
He was in service at Roxbury; he was with Capt. William Rogers' Co.; Samuel Gerrish's Regiment; and had the rank of
Corporal.
Poore, Samuel: Born 1767, date of death
listed as Feb. 5, 1820. Buried in Woodlawn
Cemetery, Section A, Lot
59. He enlisted in the Army May 12, 1777 and was discharged June, 1777 with the
rank of private. He was with Major Andrew Symmes' Detachment; Lt. Col. Jabez
Hatch's Regiment and was in service for five weeks at Boston.
Rice, Luther: Born 1751, died March
8, 1831. Buried at Woodlawn Cemetery, Section A, Lot
58. He enlisted April 19, 1775 at Northborough,
Mass. in the Army. No date of
discharge is listed, he had the rank of Private, served with Capt. Samuel
Wood's Co., Minute Men, General Ward's Regiment; and saw service at Roxbury, Cambridge, and Dorchester.
Swan, Nathan: Born 1753, died July 22,
1833. Buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, Section A, Lot
57. He enlisted May 14, 1775 at Methuen,
Mass. No date of discharge
available but served in the Army with the rank of private in Capt. John Davis' Co., Minute Men; Col. Frye's Regiment. He was at Boston Dec. 13, 1775 and was in service at Roxbury, Cambridge, and Boston.
War of 1812 Veterans
Abbott, Nathaniel: Born 1783, died January 11, 1855. Buried
in Woodlawn Cemetery,
Section A, Lot 57. He enlisted September 25,
1814 and was discharged November 7, 1814, serving in the Army with the rank of
Private with Capt. William Wheeler's Co.; Lt.
Col. William Ryerson's Regiment. Company was raised at Rumford and vicinity.
Service at Portland.
Bodwell, (Dea.) Ebenezer: Born June,
1785, died Nov. 4, 1868. Rank: Sergeant. Regiment 34th U. S. Infantry. Company
Commander: Capt. Chadwick. Height: 5 feet, 8 inches. Hair: Dark. Complexion:
Light. Age 26. Occupation: farmer. Enlistment: April 25, 1813. Period: 1 year.
Nov. 30, 1813, absent wounded. Oct 31, 1813 to April 30, 1814, absent sick at Burlington. Entered
Hospital February 1814, discharged from same May, 1814- Surgeon's Certificate
of disability dated - Loss of use of right arm by musket ball at the battle of
Ossistown (Quebec - on the Chateauguay River).
Discharged at Plattsburgh (New York), March 23, 1814 on Surgeon's
Certificate.
Simpson, Paul R.: No birth or death
dates listed. [His headstone says he died in 1881] Buried at Woodlawn Cemetery,
Section Lot 99. He enlisted Sept. 25, 1814 and was discharged Nov. 7, 1814. He
served in the Army with the rank of Private, with Capt. William Wheeler's Co.; Lt. Col. William Ryerson's Regt.; Capt...
Boswell’s Co., McCabe’s Regt.,
U.S. Vol.
Company raised at Rumford and vicinity. Service at Portland.
Stevens, (Capt.) James: Born 1781, died Jan. 25, 1857. Buried at Woodlawn
Cemetery, Section A, Lot
60. He enlisted in the Army Sept.13, 1814 at Andover and was discharged Sept. 17, 1814
with the rank of Lieutenant. He was Company Commander with Lt. Col.
Hastings’ Regiment with service at Andover.
Burnham, Jeremiah: Son of Jeremiah,
married Sophia Howe and soon afterward enlisted or volunteered and went to Portland to help defend
the city from the British cruisers at the time of the War of 1812, and died
there.
Learned, Silvanus: Mr. Learned was a soldier in the War of 1812, was
in the Battle
of _________ and was a pensioner.
Newton, Winthrop
(3), son of Nathan, left home quite young, at about 15 and went to live
with Dr. Silvanus Poor, where he lived during his minority. Just before the
close of the War of 1812-1815, he volunteered and went with others to the
defense of the City of Portland.
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Civil War Veterans
Many
Andover men
served in the Civil War. Some of
the men listed below were born in Andover, some
lived in Andover, some died in Andover,
and some were buried in Andover.
We make no distinction in this report because we think that anyone who lived in
Andover and
served in the Civil War should be included. The Civil War veteran’s names
came from several sources, including Andover: The
First 175 years, Andover Memorials and Civil War Monument on Andover
Common.
Civil War Veterans
from Andover:
The First 175 Years
Brickett, Henry F.: Born Sept. 15,
1829; died Oct. 26, 1902. Buried in Woodlawn
Cemetery, Section B, Lot
43. He enlisted Jan. 2, 1864 at Lewiston,
Maine in the Army and was
discharged Jan. 19, 1865, with the rank of Private. His war record shows Co. A, 15th Regiment, Inf., Me. Vol.
Chapman, J. 0.: Born 1838; died 1907.
Buried at Woodlawn Cemetery, Section B, Lot
233. He was in the Army with no dates given for enlistment or discharge. His
rank was Private and his war record shows M.R.B. of 6th Div., 15th Battery, Mass. Vol., Light Artillery. This information
was from a family stone.
Colby, William H.: Born 1842; died Oct.
8, 1887. Buried at Woodlawn Cemetery, Section A, Lot
101. No further information except a Vet. 61-65 marker. [A William H. Colby
served in the Maine Coast Guard Infantry]
Crocker, W. E.: Born 1841; died Jan.
10, 1887. Buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, Section A, Lot
100, Grave 284. He enlisted in the Army Sept. 22, 1861 at Farmington, Maine.
He was discharged May 22, 1865, with the rank of Private. His war record lists
Co. D, 9th Regiment, Inf. Me. Vol.
Cutting, David: Born April 1, 1832;
died Jan. 8, 1863 at Washington, D.C. Buried at Woodlawn
Cemetery, Section A, Lot
111. He enlisted Aug. 29, 1862 in the Army. He had the rank of Private and his
war record lists Co. C, 20th Regiment, Inf., Me. Vol. The date listed under
discharge is the date of his death at Washington,
D.C.
Dunn, Henry W.: Born 1839; died 1915.
Buried at North Surplus Cemetery,
Grave 8. He enlisted in the Army Jan. 1, 1864 at Dixfield and was discharged
April 18, 1866 with the rank of Sergeant. His war record lists Company A, 12th
Reg. Infantry.
Harding, Joel: Born Aug. 8, 1837 at New
Sharon, Maine; died July 3, 1863 at New
Orleans, Louisiana.
Buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, Section A, Lot
47. His next-of-kin is listed as Jedediah Harding. He enlisted in the Army Nov.
15, 1861 at Andover, Maine
and was discharged July 3, 1863 (this being the date of his death at New Orleans). He had the
rank of Private and his war record lists Co A 12th Regt., Inf. Me. Vol.
Harding, William H.: Born 1842; died
May 28, 1890. Buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, Section A, Lot
52. He enlisted in the Army Nov. 15, 1861 at Andover, Maine
and was discharged with the rank of
Sergeant on April 18, 1866. His war record lists Co.
A, 12th Regt, Inf. Me. Vol.
Hodgman, Charles H.: An upright family stone in Woodlawn Cemetery,
Section B, Lot 123 gave this limited
information on this man: only that he served in the Civil War.
Learned, Peter W.: Born March 8, 1845. Buried in Woodlawn
Cemetery, Section B, Lot
191. He enlisted in the Army Oct. 15, 1862, at Andover, and was discharged July 17, 1863
with the rank of Private. His war
record lists Co. K, 27th Regt., Infantry Me. Vol.
Learned, Simon G.: Born 1843. died
1915. Buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, Section B, Lot
173. He was in the Army, Co. K, 1st Mass. Infantry. Stone shows Vet. 61-65.
Marston, Samuel: Born Dec. 19, 1815;
died Sept. 3, 1895. Buried in Woodlawn
Cemetery, Section A, Lot
86. He has a G.A.R. Marker and Flag. No further information available.
Morse, Charles P.: Born 1835; died Dec.
1, 1864. Buried in North
Surplus Cemetery,
Grave 2. He enlisted in the Army Jan. 4, 1864 at Andover and was discharged Dec. 1, 1864 with
the rank of Corporal. His war record listed Company A, 12th Reg. Infantry and
was transferred to the 12th Maine Battalion.
Morton, Charles H.: Born 1842; died July 25, 1879. Buried in
Woodlawn Cemetery,
Section A, Lot 44. He enlisted in the Army
Sept. 29, 1862 at Andover, Maine and was discharged July 15, 1863 with
the rank of Private. His war record shows Co. F, 23rd Regiment, Infantry Me.
Vol.
Newton, Benjamin S.: Born 1834; died Jan. 9, 1915. Buried in Woodlawn Cemetery,
Section B, Lot 1, Grave 423.
Newton, Lewis B.; Born April 26, 1822; died
Nov. 2, 1862. Buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, Section A, Lot
94, grave 102. Next-of-kin is listed as Winthrop Newton of Andover. He enlisted
in the Army Sept. 29, 1862 at Andover,
Maine. He was discharged July 15,
1863 with the rank of Private. His war record lists Co. F, 23rd Regiment, Inf.
Me. Vol.
Nutting, Jason S.: Born 1837; died Jan.
9, 1865. Buried at Woodlawn Cemetery, Section A, Lot
111. He enlisted March 9, 1864 at Andover
and died in the service with the rank of Private. His war record lists Co. D,
1st Regiment Cav. Me. Vol.
Philbrick, James: Born 1844; died Jan.
26, 1892. Buried at Farmers' Hill
Cemetery, Grave 11.
Poor, John A.: Born May 16, 1835; died June 17, 1864.
Buried at Woodlawn Cemetery, Section A, Lot
59. Next-of-kin is listed as Sylvanus, Jr., Eliza J. Poor. He enlisted Jan. 2,
1864 at Andover, Maine,
was engaged in the assault of Petersburg,
Va., and died of his wounds.. His
war record lists Co. M, 1st Regiment, Heavy Artillery, Me. Vol. [
Poor, Olcott Brown: Born August 23,
1838; died May 18, 1907. Buried in Woodlawn
Cemetery, Section A, Lot
93. He enlisted in the Army Sept. 29, 1862 and was discharged July 15, 1863
with the rank of Sergeant. His war record lists Co.
F., 23rd Regiment, Infantry Me.Vol.
Poor, (Lt. Col.) Walter Stone: Born
Nov. 23, 1836; died June 21, 1906. Buried in Woodlawn
Cemetery, Section B, Lot
225. His next-of-kin is listed as Sylvanus, Jr., Eliza Poor, Andover, Maine.
He enlisted as a Zouave in the 10th New York Regiment, in 1864 was
appointed Lt. Colonel of the 1st and 2nd N. C.
Volunteers, was transferred as Colonel to the 14th U. S. Heavy
Artillery and was in command of the district headquarters.
Porter, Mark: No date given for his
birth; but he died April 12, 1869 and was buried in Woodlawn Cemetery on April
15,1869 in Section A, Lot 75. He enlisted Dec. 6, 1864 at China, Maine
and was discharged with the rank of Private on July 15, 1865. His war record
lists Co. K, 31st Regiment, Infantry, Me. Vol.
Pratt, Arba: Born 1828. Buried in Woodlawn Cemetery,
Section B, Lot 8. He enlisted Feb. 16, 1864 at
Andover, Maine
in the Army. He was
discharged Nov. 25, 1864 with the rank of Private. His war record lists Co.
M., 1st Regiment Cavalry, Me. Vol., transferred from D. C. Cavalry.
Purinton, Charles H.: Born 1836; died Feb. 9, 1863 at Danville, Kentucky.
Buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, Section A, Lot
85. He was in the Army and had the rank of Corporal. His war record lists 92nd
Regiment, 111. Vol. This information was gathered from his stone G.A.R. Marker.
Purinton, James M.: Born April 5, 1832;
died Dec. 15, 1875. Buried in Woodlawn
Cemetery, Section A, Lot
79. His next-of-kin is listed as Amos Purinton.
Richards, Stephen N.: Born Feb. 25,
1826; died Nov. 1, 1889. Buried in Woodlawn
Cemetery, Section A, Lot
12. he enlisted Jan. 9, 1864 at Newry,
Maine and was discharged Aug. 20,
1865 from the Army with the rank of Private. His war record lists Co. G., 30th
Regiment, Infantry, Me. Vol., transferred from Co. H., 30th Regt., Infantry,
Me. Vol.
Smith, Thomas F.: Born 1840; died 1904. Buried in Woodlawn
Cemetery, Section B, Lot
15. He enlisted in the Army at Andover,
Maine on Dec. 9, 1861 and was
discharged May 15, 1864 with the rank of Private. His war record lists Co. A.,
12th Regt., Inf., Me. Vol. He was discharged for disability.
Taylor, Eugene: Born 1840; died 1892. Buried in Woodlawn Cemetery,
Section B, Lot 27, Grave 461. He enlisted June
24, 1861 in the Army at Andover,
Maine and was discharged Oct. 3,
1861 with the rank of Private. His war record lists Co. D., 5th Regt.,
Infantry, Me. Vol.
Thomas, Fernando M.: Born June 4,
1842; died Dec. 3, 1906 at Togus,
Maine. Buried in Woodlawn Cemetery,
Section B, Lot 17. He enlisted in the Army
Nov. 15, 1861 at Byron, Maine and was discharged April 18, 1866 with
the rank of Corporal. His war record lists Co. C, Battalion, 12th Regt., Inf.,
Me. Vol., transferred from Co. D, 12th Regt., Inf., Me. Vol.
West, Asa A.: Born 1829; died 1909.
Buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, Section A, Lot
32. He enlisted in the Army at Andover,
Maine Jan. 6, 1865 and was discharged
July 7, 1865 with the rank of Corporal. His war record lists Co. E., Coast
Guard Infantry, Me. Vol.
Wyman, James Manly: Born Oct. 11, 1836
at Windham, Vt.; died Oct. 1879. Buried at Woodlawn Cemetery,
Section A, Lot 102. His next-of-kin was listed
as James C. and Hanna Wyman.
Wyman, Prince Albert:
Born Dec. 27, 1840; died Jan. 23, 1863 at the U.S. Hospital in York, Pennsylvania. Buried in Woodlawn
Cemetery, Section A, Lot
102. He enlisted Aug. 29, 1862 at Andover, Maine
in the Army and had the rank of Private at the time of his death. His war record lists CO. C, 20th
Regiment, Inf., Me. Vol.
From Andover Memorials
Apparently
the information contained in Andover: The
First 175 Years, was not a complete listing of Andover Civil War
veterans. Andover Memorials mentioned several more men with Andover connections who served in the Civil
War. The observations are those of
the narrator, Silvanus Poor. The
notations in square brackets came from Civil
War Soldiers and Sailors System at http://www.itd.nps.gov/cwss/,
and were downloaded July 3, 2003.
Allen, Lawson H: He enlisted in the Union Army to avoid a
murder trial. He succeeded in getting a place in the Quartermasters Department,
was dishonest and cheated the soldiers, was arrested, tried, and condemned to
wear a chain, and work at the Tortugas. Some reports say he died there, others
say he got away. Lawson Allen served in Co’s F
& S, 29th Maine Infantry
Andrews, David E.: Son of Joseph Russell. Was in the Army in the War of the
Rebellion, and died in a hospital at Washington
from wounds received at the Battle
of the Wilderness.
(David E. Andrews served in Co. I, 5th
Maine Infantry)
Averill,
Elias: Came from Wilton, or from the Army, here. He lost most
of the money he got by being in the Army during the War of the Rebellion by
lending it to his brother.
[Elias Averill served in Co’s
G & A, 12th Maine Infantry]
Brickett, James Lewis: Son of James N. At the time of the
Rebellion, he entered the Navy, and thence went to parts unknown to me, and I
think to his father and family.
[James Brickett served in Co. I, 9th
Maine
Infantry]
Campbell, Jehiel: Son of Andrew. Went into the Army at the time of the
Rebellion, and gets a pension. [Jehiel Campbell served in Co. A, 15th Maine Infantry]
Campbell, Joseph: Son of Andrew. Went
into the service of the United
States as a soldier, and died July 1, 1863. [There were three men from Maine named Joseph Campbell, serving in the
8th, 12th and 14th Infantry Regiments]
Dunlap, Edward: - Son of
Benjamin. Enlisted and went south
to help put down the Rebellion, lost his health, came home and died. [Edward Dunlap served in Co.
A, 12th Maine
Infantry]
Hewey, John F.: Son of John K. Lived
with his parents till he enlisted, and went into the Union Army to put down the
Rebellion, and served in the army most of the time during the war driving a
team. I think he saw no fighting, but he was injured in the leg.
[John Hewey served in Co. K, 12th Maine Infantry]
Hubbard,
Charles Adams: Son of
Charlotte Adams and Rev. Anson Hubbard. Was last heard of in 1862 in New York, about to join
the Army as a volunteer to put down the Rebellion. (He was killed in the battle
of The Wilderness)
[A Charles Hubbard served in the 14th NY Heavy Artillery, which was
at the Battle
of the Wilderness]
Jones, Waldo B.: Son of Benjamin. He enlisted and went into the Union Army
to put down the Rebellion and died in it.
[Waldo B. Jones was a Wagoner in Co. C, 20th Maine Infantry]
Merrill, William Emery: Son of Moses Emery, graduated at West Point in 1859 graduating each year at the head of
his class. He is in the engineer corps, filled places of trust through the War,
and is was stationed at Newport, Kentucky, in command of the improvements in the Ohio River.
He died Dec. 14, 1891, at Shawneetown, Ill., while returning to his residence in Cincinnati. He married
Miss Margaret Spencer of Cincinnati.
They had a large family, but lost two or three children. General Thomas
Merrill, and Colonel Walter W. Merrill were his sons.
[A Willam E. Merrill was a Colonel in the 1st US Veteran Volunteer
Engineers]
Merrill, Lawson Carter: Son of Moses Emery, died in the Naval
service during the War.
Purinton, Horace Dow: Son of Amos, went to Ill., in 1856 to engage in farming with his
brother Charles. He enlisted in the 46th Ill. Infantry, September 10, 1861 and
was appointed Sergeant and carried a musket for a little over 2 years. He
was then commissioned Captain of Co. 1, 66th U. S. Colored Troops, and remained
in service till the close of the war. He was under Grant at Fort Donelson,
Shiloh, or Pittsburg Landing, Siege of Corinth and Vicksburg, and many smaller skirmishes. His
regiment supported the battery that fired the last shot at Fort Donelson
before its surrender. He was taken prisoner at Pittsburg Landing from the
picket line in the night, but escaped by hugging a tree and letting the rebels
pass him, returning to the union lines in the morning by wading through the
water up to his arm pits for half a mile. He resigned June 19, 1865, and lived
for two years in Portland with his brother
James, came to Andover
to engage in trade, was appointed Postmaster after his brother's death. He
continued in that office and in trade till the fall of 1881, when he resigned
his office and sold the store to J. H. Wardwell, and moved to Easton, Mass.,
where he now lives engaged in the manufacture of wood and leather shoe-heels.
He was Justice-of-the- Peace here for some years.
[Horace D. Purinton served in the 46th Illinois Infantry]
Stewart, Charles: He was drafted at the time of the
Rebellion, went to the war, and I think died soon after. He never came back
here to live.
[There were twelve men from Maine
named Charles Stewart who served in the Civil War]
Stone, Henry: Son of Thomas T., was in the National
Army during the War of the Rebellion. Now lives in South
Boston. He died January 13, 1897. [There were four men from Maine named Henry Stone who served in the
Civil War]
Stone, Lincoln Ripley: Son of Thomas T., was an Army surgeon
during the War of the Rebellion. Now practices his profession at Newton,
Mass.
[Lincoln Ripley Stone was a Surgeon in the 2nd Mass. Infantry and
also Co’s F & S, 54th Mass. Infantry, Col’d]
Stone,
George Herbert: Son of Thomas
T., died while in the army during the war.
[George H. Stone served in Co. B. 16th Maine Infantry]
Stone,
William: Son of Thomas T., He
was in the Army and was a very gallant officer; was wounded in the right arm at
the Battle of Antietam, and fought with his sword in his left hand. He was afterwards Attorney-General of South Carolina under the
Chamberlain administration, and left the state for fear of assassination. He later became an attorney in New York, and died there
May 22, 1897.
[A William Stone served in the 1st Maine Cavalry, which fought at Antietam]
From Civil War
Monument on Andover Common
A
monument to honor those from Andover
who served in the Civil War was erected on the Common a few years ago. This monument has many names that do not
appear in either Andover: The First 175 Years or Andover Memorials. Those names of those Civil War veterans
who are not found in either Andover: The First 175 Years or Andover Memorials are listed below. It should be noted that the spelling of
some of these names may not be correct, and no attempt has been made to verify
that they were either Andover
residents or Civil War veterans.
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Anderson, George W.
Atail, Lyman F.
Averill, Greenleaf
Barry, William
Bedell, Elizah
Berry, David O.
Boobier, Lester W.
Burk, John
Bryant, Albion
Campbell, Eloridge N.
Campbell, Kingsbury
Chase, Stephen
Dresser, Frank
Dunn, John A.
Dunn, Henry W.
Eaton, Joseph W.
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Farr, William
Goodridge, John L
Hall, James E.
Harding, Charles M.
Harding, Nathiel
Harding, George E.
Harreman, Robert G.
Hutchins, George
Jackson, E. E.
Jackson, Hiram W.
Jackson, Sylvester S
Jordan, Henry W.
Jordan, Norah W.
Keith, Hezekiah B.
Kneeland, Sylvanus
Learned, Peter W.
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Lovejoy, Stephen
Luce, John
Lully, Christopher
Merrill, Asa
Morse, Stillman H.
Morton, John O.
Morton, Charles H.
Newton, Henry L.
Newton, John
Simpson, Enoch A.
Small, Joshoua
Small, William P.
Smatt, Thomas
Sweatt, Elsworth
Stevens, Chas. H
Robertson, William
Rounds, Charles H.
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World War I Veterans from Monument on Andover Common
Officers
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Major F. E. Leslie
1st Lt. Richmond Melcher
1st Lt. Roger Poor
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1st Lt. Albert L. Stanwood, M.C.
1st Lt. Herbert Thomas
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Infantry and Machine Gun
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Sgt. Sweatt, Cecil C.
Sgt. Thurston, Lester
Corp. Dorion, Edmond P.
Corp. Bailey, Clarence
Pvt. Blanchard, Alfred
Pvt. Baker, Edward S.
Pvt. Crossman, Francis
Pvt. Glines, David A.
Pvt. Lohnes, Roy
Pvt. Meisner, Nahum J.
Pvt. Meisner, Willis F.
Pvt. Morton, Chas.
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Pvt. Noble, Arthur
Pvt. Parrott, Marchant
Pvt. Poor, C. M.
*Pvt. Richards, Alton
Pvt. Roberts, Henry
Pvt. Silver, Kenneth
Pvt. Thomas, H. A.
Pvt. Thurston, C. E.
*Pvt. Thurlow, Pearl
Pvt. Thurlow, Donald
Pvt. Wood, Lewis D.
Pvt. Wyman, John
* died in service
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20th
Engineers
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Sgt. Learned, Tim
Sgt. Marston, Earl
Corp. Merrill, Avery
Corp. McEwen, C. M.
Pvt. Abbott, Steven C.
Pvt. Akers, Victor H.
Pvt. Bodwell, Ira
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Pvt. Cutting, Max P.
Pvt. Ellis, John W.
Pvt. Gibbs, Harry
Pvt. Harding, William
Pvt. Merrill, George
Pvt. Meisner, Kenneth
Pvt. Thurlow, Fred
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Red
Cross
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Bartlett, Frances
Hodsdon, Merle
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Howard, Henry, M.D.
Poor, Pamela
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U. S. Navy
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Glover, Elmer
Thomas, Merrill
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Merrill, Erlon D.
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Merchant Marine
Richards, Sheridan
Y. M. C. A.
Pvt. Graham, George M.
World War II Veterans from
Monument on Andover
Common
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*Akers, Bernard
Akers, Howard V.
Akers, Robert
Bailey, Clarence J.
Bailey, Lester H.
*Bailey, Robert
Barrett, Fred S.
Blood, Erlon
Campbell, Amos A.
Campbell, Francis B.
*Conant, Conrad
Crooker, George F.
Cutting, Max P.
Damon, Bert D.
Damon, Cecil C.
Damon, Rex H.
Dresser, Frank C.
Dunn, Albert H.
Dunn, Harry S.
Dunn, Robert W.
Dunning, Howard H.
Elliot, Clyde
L.
Elliot, Elmer M.
Elliot, Robert A.
Emerson, Roy
Farwell, Robert W.
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Faulkenham, Harold G.
Fitzherbert, Delbert
Fox, Stanley P.
Fraser, Allan
French, Richard D.
French, William B.
Gibbs, Harold, Jr.
Glover, Carl
Glover, Harold E.
Glover, Sylvanus A.
Grondin, Romeo
Hall, Herbert E.
Hilton, Lindon
Hines, James G.
Hutchins, Basil C.
Hutchins, Bernard A.
Hutchins, Edward E.
Jackson, Norman M.
Jodrey, Walter L.
Knox, Herbert E.
Leach, Reginald E.
Leach, Roy T.
Learned, Charles R.
Learned, Phillip T.
Littlehale, Ray H.
Merrill, Edwin L.
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Manzer, Henry
Marston, Charles W.
Marston, David H.
*Marston, Harold
Meisner, Freeman
Meisner, George N.
Merrill, Charles A.
Michaud, Armand G.
Milton, Fredrick R.
Morgan, Frank L.
Nevel, Paul F.
Parrott, Elmer
Perkins, Merton W.
Poor, Archer D., Jr.
Poor, John B.
Poor, Josephine C.
*Poor, Sam, Jr.
*Porter, Atwood
Porter, Leonard A.
Porter, Wilfred C.
Potter, Linwood Co.
Rand, Miriam D.
Remington, Clarence
Remington, Edward
Remington, Francis
Richards, Alton
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Richards, Harold F.
Richards, Stephen
Roberts, Clyde
A.
Roberts, Maynard
Roberts, Norman
Robinson, Herbert
Roy, Lawrence B.
Sidelinger, Roderick
Simmons, David F.
Simmons, Wm. K., Jr.
Smith, Donald
Smith, Neil
Spidell, Omer
Spidell, Shirley M.
Swain, Robert B.
Sweatt, Alexander W.
Sweatt, John H.
Thurston, Delbert L.
Truit, Roscoe
Tweedy, Frank
Voter, Colin
White, Ernest
White, Norman H.
White, Sam
York, Maurice
* died in service
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