Civil War Memorial

Claremont honored the soldiers of the town who died in the Civil War, called here the Rebellion of 1861-1865, and named its roll of honored dead: Col. Alexander Gardiner, Capt. William H. Chaffin, Lieut. Ruel G. Austin, Lieut. Charles O. Ballou, Lieut. Robert H. Chase, Lieut. Samuel B. Little, Lieut. George Nettleton, Lieut. Henry S. Paull, Lieut. William D. Rice, Daniel S. Dickinson, Oscar C. Allen, James P. Bascom, Samuel O. Benton, Horace Bolio, Amos F. Bradford, Josiah S. Brown, James Burns, Charles F. Burrill, Charles E. Ballou, Luther A. Chase, Wyman R. Clement, Joseph Craig, Albert G. Dane, Ziba L. Davis, James Delmage, Edward E. French, John Gilbert, Frederick W. Goddard, Charles B. Grandy, David H. Grannis, Chester F. Grinnels, Charles A. Hart, Elisha M. Hill, Damon E. Hunter, William L. Hurd, John S. M. Ide, Joseph W. Kelley, Walter B. Kendall, J. Fisher Lawrence, Charles B. Marvin, Noah D. Merrill, Edward F. Moore, Horatio C. Moore, Ransom M. Neal, Everett W. Nelson, Charles H. Nevers, Frederick A. Nichols, Lyman F. Parrish, William E. Parrish, Joel W. Patrick, Joseph Peno, Charles E. Putnam, George H. Putnam, George Read, Henry W. Patrick, Edgar T. Reed, Willis Redfield, Charles D. Robinson, George E. Rowell, George W. Russell, Ard Scott, Charles N. Scott, Edward E. Story, Andrew J. Straw, Roland Taylor, Horace A. Tyrrell, Harvey M. Wakefield, George O. Webb, Charles W. Wetherbee, John F. Wheeler, Norman F. Whitmore, Agustus E. Woodbury, and Samuel S. Carleton.

Claremont, New Hampshire · United States