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Monroe County honored its "Boys in Blue" known to have been killed in action on the battlefields of America's Civil War, 1861 - 1865, and also the untold numbers who died of disease or wounds during that conflict: Matthew Allegar, Franklin Altemus, Amos Bellis, Charles Bensley, John Bloom, Edward Brands, Barnabus Christman, Henry Collier, James Connelly, Levi Correll, Joseph Cramer, Elmer Delong, William Devitt, Jacob Eschenbach, Theodore Fenner, James Ferguson, James Frable, Amos Garris, Horatio Howell, Amos Huff, Benjamin Hull, Joseph Jaggers, Henry Kemmerling, Thomas Knox, Linford Labar, John McDermott, Edward Melick, Emmanuel Miller, Jonas Miller, Charles Nauman, Jervis Ney, John Nupp, Peter Rupert, George Schwab, Simon Siglin, William Siglin, Charles Slutter, Henry Slutter, Thomas Smiley, Peter Sobers, Percy Stem, Joseph Stubbs, Charles White, Jacob Williams, and Jacob Woolbert.
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