Soldiers from Company K and Company A of the 167th Infantry and from Company D, the 21st Cavalry, the 6th Artillery, the 16th Artillery, the 47th Infantry, the 64th Infantry, the 78th Infantry, the 86th Infantry, the 109th Infantry, and Company A of the 109th Infantry died for their country. Among those named are Ephraim Dunham, Charles F. Stoddard, Benj. Clark, Alex B. Hance, J. Willis Hance of Company D, Sergeant Hudson Jennings, Elijah Ryant, Hebron Mabee, Corporal Saml C. Bogardus, David S. Briggs, Harrison Little, John G. Nichols, Daniel H. McPherson, Wm. H. DeBell, Reuben D. Young, Abram R. Morse, Percival S. Foster, Julius Ostrander, Marcus Cronce, Theodore T. Angle, and Robert W. Sage, who died between 1862 and 1864 at ages ranging from 18 to 51.