War Memorial

Williamstown veterans who served in wartime are honored across conflicts from the Revolutionary War to the Persian Gulf, with those who died in service identified for the War of 1812, the Civil War, World War I, World War II, and the Vietnam War. Samuel Daniels died in service during the War of 1812. During the Civil War, those who died in service were Ansel A. Amadon, Robert R. Barrows, Zebulon Beebe, Lewis E. Cline, Henry E. Cobleigh, James M. Cobleigh, John A. Dean, Charles A. Fowler, Edward S. Gould, David Haley, Stephen W. Hickox, Edward P. Hopkins, Henry C. Hoxsey, William Jaro, Michael Kelly, Lewis E. Leonard, Samuel Millett, George A. Nelson, Ensign A. Oakes, William O’Brien, James H. Perkins, Warren N. Phillips, Henry S. Pratt, Liberty B. Sampson, Oscar Simpson, Charles L. Spooner, John Sullivan, Thomas J. Sweet, John N. Walker, Franklin E. Weil, Wilbur White, and William H. Worthy. During World War I, those who died in service were Francis Aubin, George W. Bryant, Frederick A. Busby, Richard J. O Brien, Herman H. Scheffer, Clinton E. Smith, and Earl W. Worboy. During World War II, those who died in service were Clifford E. Bratcher, Francis J. Crowley, John P. Danaher, Herbert A. Field, Shirley E. Gardner, Jr., Lester E. Goodermote, Harry S. Harwood, Jr., Frederick L. Larabee, Donald H. Meekin, Jr., John D. Neyland, and Samuel F. Vince. Gary Fields died in service during the Vietnam War.

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