The Town of Groton honored the brave soldiers who served during the Civil War from 1861 to 1865, recording a roll of honor that included men in the Vermont Infantry, the Navy, and listed substitutes. Those specifically identified by rank or role included Sergeant Augustus M. Heath; Corporals David Miller and Silas B. Morrison; Musicians Charles Emery and Charles E. Lamphere; Wagoner Morris C. Vance; Navy serviceman Geo. W Stebbins; and substitutes Harley A. Eggleston, Michael Coss, Amos H. Noyes, and John Wilson. The larger roll of honor also named William H. H. Annis, John Bathrick, Philip Brown, Charles Brock, Edward Brock, Andrew S. Burbank, Charles H. Burbank, Charles L. Burnham, Andrew J. Carpenter, Lafayette Carpenter, Allen H. Carter, Aaron Darling, Marshall J. Darling, Walter S. Darling, Henry D. Demmon, Charles D. Dow, Seth N. Eastman, Asa L. Emery, Charles Emery, Charles G. Emery, Jeremiah Emery, Obed Emery, Simon Emery Jr., Timothy Emery Jr., Peter Fessenden, Isaiah Frost, Fredk. W. Glover, Isaac M. Goodwin, Reuben Goodwin, Michael Hannon, Henry Harrington, William H. Hayes, Benjamin H. Homer, Albert Hood, Horace Hood, Charles F. Jones, William Judd, Aaron B. Kidder, Rufus E. Lund, Sylvanus Lund, John P. Martin, Francis Matthews, Thaddeus S. Melville, William C. S. Orr, Alva C. Page, George C. Page, Leverett H. Page 2nd, Morris C. Page, Moses Page Jr., George Philbrook, George W. Pillsbury, Francis V Randall Jr., Everett D. Ricker, Isaac M. Ricker, Josiah D. Ricker, Josiah K. Rhodes, Daniel W. Scott, George Scott 2nd, John W. Scott, Joseph W. Scott, William Scott, Robert Taisey, Nathan D. Usher, Martin V. B. Vance, Willis H. Vance, Timothy B. Weed, Ira L. Welch, Daniel Wormwood, George W Whitehill, Haynes W. Whitehill, John E Whitehill, and Walter Whitehill.