During the Rebellion from 1861 to 1865, Lunenburgh honored its comrades who served and died, naming captains John S. Clark and Elben J. Hartshorn; lieutenants Geo. P. French, Nathan C. Cheney, and George W. Hill; sergeants Marshall W. Wright, Solo L. Simonds, and Levi H. Parker; corporals Myron C. Newton, Chauncey M. Snow, Chas. H. Cole, John F. Carlton, and Oscar Thomas; musician Martin J. Pond; and privates Jas. S. Hartwell, Sylvester Hartman, Lansor Hartshorn, Benj. W Isham, Wm. H. Jewell, Shelden S. King, Frank M. Lucas, Branard Olcott, John C. Olcott, John C. Phillips, Chas. M. Palmer, Ezra S. Pierce, D. Parker, Geo. Phelps, S. Pond, Chas. E. Presser, Alarson Ramsdell, Almont Sussy, Chas. Silsby, Geo. H. Silsby, Milo Sanders, Rossun C. Sanders, Albert Syms, Lewis Thomas, Brazila Snow, Warren E. Vane, D. A. Webb, Fed M. Webb, Calvin Wilson, Geo. S. Adams, Fred Ball, Daniel ball, Levi A. Ball, Chas. Bedell, Selden Blakesley, Alden Balch, John J. Chase, Wm. E. Chase, Chas. Cheney, Leonard Cheney, Nelson Cheney, Geo. Chauncey, Chas. Chauncey, Aaron Drown, Geo. W. Dunton, Geo. H. Downer, Welsey H. Day, Holoman Damon, Arthur H. Dean, Fred E. Dewey, Leandrew W. Farnam, Willard Goodall, John Gray, Laben Gray, Joseph T. Gleason, and Spanish American War veteran Carl Varney.