Halifax honored its patriot soldiers of the Civil War by recording the names of local men who served: Oliver E. Bryant, Herbert P. Bosworth, Horatio W. Cornish, George Drew 3d, Nathaniel B. Bishop, Edward Bishop, Zephaniah L.P. Britton, Lewis T. Wade, Joseph T. Bourne, James A. Lyon, Luther W. Hayward, Abel T. Bryant, William A. Lyon, Francis E. Bryant, Oliver C. Porter, Eugene Mitchell, Cyrus Thompson, Charles W. Soule, Joseph S.W. Richmond, Edward A. Richmond, James D. Fuller, William H. Fuller, Frederick Fuller, Joseph L. Melton, Lorenzo Tower, Marston S. Morse, John H. Wood, Zadock Thompson Jr., Horace W. Poole, L. Mendell Thompson, Cyrus Wood, Lewis A. Cobb, Charles P. Lyon, Nathaniel Morton, Sylvanus Bourne, Isaac Poole, Josiah E. Sears, Thomas F. Harlow, John T. Thompson, Zebadiah Thompson, Jacob P. Thompson, Stephen P. Lull, Daniel P. Blake, Charles S. Bosworth, Seldon Pratt, William T. Marston, Isaac E. Raymond, Harrison D. Packard, William N. Bourne, Henry M. Porter, Lysander W. Hayward, Martin L. Holmes, Horace F. Packard, Charles T. Whitney, William S. Daby, William H. Bosworth, George W. Hayward, Cephas Washburn, George B. Mitchell, Cyrus Willis, Nathan D. Sturtevant, Martin Osborne, Morton Thompson, Asaph P. Thompson, Soranus Thompson, Henry M. Holmes, Elbridge P. Bonney, Sylvanus Thomas, John T. Sturtevant, William A. Perkins, Richard H. Fuller, George H. Bourne, Philip Gallagher, Ruel T. Alden, Lewis B. Hayward, Merrit R. Godfrey, Benjamin H. Thomas, Simeon A. Bump, Henry Sampson, Zenas Shaw, Kinsley Hayward Jr., Henry Jones, Herculas Dean, Gibson Beal, Jackson Davey, Perley Haven, Francis Morgan, William Broden, Herbert Gooley, Joseph Ankemins, John Merrigan, and William Jager.