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It is a few weeks after the firing on Fort Sumter. The towns- men are rejoicing over the heroic resistance made by Major Anderson. There is a discussion over the probable length of the war. Some believe it will be soon over; others are not so sure, for the South is stubborn and well trained in the use of arms. In the midst of their talk, the President's call for volun- teers arrives, and is read out to the townsfolk by one of the citizens. At its conclusion, the First Townsman opens a re- cruiting office, and the young men of Suffield, amid cheers, flock to enlist. A Veteran of the Mexican War volunteers as drill-master and endeavors to instruct the young men in the rudiments of military formations. The townsfolk all join in singing "The Star Spangled Banner."
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Scene 3. The news of Gettysburg, July, 1863.
Characters
FIRST OLD MAN
SECOND OLD MAN
Mr. John E. Dunn Mr. W. C. O'Neil
MRS. HARPER
NEWSBOY
Mrs. LeRoy Creelman Meade Alcorn
Townsfolk of Suffield and a Recruiting Squad.
WOMEN IN BLACK. Mrs. Joseph Gregg, Mrs. Victor L. Green- wood, Mrs. Benj. Van Wormer.
Many weary months of war have passed and the first enthu- siasm has been somewhat dimmed. The Union losses have been heavy and no apparent progress has been made in putting down the Confederacy. The First Old Man meets his neighbor, Mrs. Harper, and asks if she has any news of her son. She replies that all she knows is that the War Department has reported him a prisoner at Andersonville-wounded.
The Second Old Man is war weary and discouraged. After Chancellorsville, he believes the North should have made peace. What is the use of carrying on the struggle any longer? Mrs. Harper and the First Old Man sharply rebuke him. He talks, they say, like a Copperhead. In spite of the draft, in spite of all the losses, the war must go on. There can be no turning back now. And then comes a newsboy crying an "extra". Eagerly the paper is bought and in it is found the news of Gettys- burg. This is almost immediately followed by word of Grant's capture of Vicksburg. The tide has turned and the Confederacy is doomed. In joy and relief the townsfolk sing "The Battle Hymn of the Republic."
Scene 4. When Johnny Comes Marching Home, 1865.
Characters
FIRST OLD MAN
Mr. John E. Dunn Mr. W. C. O'Neil
SECOND OLD MAN
MRS. HARPER Mrs. LeRoy Creelman
EZRA, her wounded son Mr. Frank Creelman
THE STRANGER The Rev. E. Scott Farley Townsfolk and returning troops
RETURNING TROOPS. Fred Beach, Waldo Ford, Harold Hinckley, Charles Graham, Everett King, Henry Seymour, Raymond Cannon, Alfred Cannon, Henry Raisbeck, Sidney Patterson, Francis Warner, Leslie Martinez, Howard Barnett,
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Harold Brown, Donald Brown, Harold Beach, Frank Creelman, Leland King, Elton Halladay, Raymond Fisher, Harold Phelps.
The same old men are eagerly discussing the news of Lee's surrender at Appomattox. The war is over, for the remaining Confederate forces in the field hardly count. Mrs. Harper passes, leaning on the arm of her wounded boy, Ezra, now returned to her. Ezra tells of his joy at getting home. He is going to settle down on a farm and raise some tobacco.
Their joy is increased by the return of the Suffield men who have been fighting four long years in the Army of the Potomac. The troops enter singing "When Johnny Comes Marching Home." The townsfolk turn out to do them honor and deck the boys in blue with flowers.
As the stage clears, The Stranger comes forward alone, and says: "Suffield does not yet know that Abraham Lincoln has been called to his Father's bosom."
FINALE
Characters
THE HERALD GENERAL PHINEAS LYMAN
GIDEON GRANGER APOLLOS PHELPS
DR. SYLVESTER GRAHAM
QUEEN NICOTINA COLUMBIA
WORLD WAR SOLDIER
WORLD WAR SAILOR UNCLE SAM
Polish Interlude
The Rev. Victor L. Greenwood Mr. D. N. Carrington Mr. Howard F. Pease Mr. Benjamin Phelps Mr. Joseph P. Graham Mrs. Spencer Montgomery Miss Marjorie Halladay Mr. John Kennedy Mr. Francis Cavanaugh Mr. John O. Crane
TRAIN OF NYMPHS. Dorothy Fuller, Katherine Fuller, Marion Greenwood, Helen Truesdell, Dorothy Root, Barbara Kent, Marjory Orr, Beatrice Chapman, Marjorie Reed, Marjorie Hart, Margaret Raisbeck, Nellie Fuller, Eloise Hauser, Grace Bridge, Lois Adams, Eleanor Phelps, Eloise Warner, Muriel Whitman, Grace Taylor, Lillian Warner, Helen Sheldon.
POLISH GROUP. Sophia Organek, Jennie Brackoneski, Victo- ria Kulas, Jennie Dambrowski, Stella Bodzian, Walenty Sudol, Adolph Nasuta, Tolesfor Sturzinski, Joseph Zukowski, Bruna Kulas, John Summers, Stanley Liss, Stella Janik, Stella Bie- lawski, Victoria Wolotkiewiz, Felka Maznicki, Chester Mu- rawski, Tadensy Walenzak, Francis Ruchinski.
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In the center of the stage The Stranger stands to watch the characters in Suffield's history pass before him. First came the Pilgrims with John Robinson and the Dutch peasants. Next, the Indians and the Spirits of the Wilderness. Behind them, Major Pynchon and the first settlers. The Colonists and Red Coats follow, with Benjamin Franklin and General Washington at their head. Another division is composed of the slaves and the citizens and soldiers of 1861.
Down the center walk another group of Suffield's famous men, and a Herald proclaims their accomplishments. Among these are: General Phineas Lyman of Colonial days; Gideon Granger, the Postmaster General of 1801, and Senator; Apollos Phelps, a man famous for his physical and moral strength; and Doctor Graham, the well-known physician.
Next, Queen Nicotina and her train appears. She is followed by the Interlude of the Polish People who have made their home in Suffield.
Last of all, Columbia and Uncle Sam lead forward the new crusaders of freedom, a Soldier and a Sailor of the Great World War.
The Pageant of Suffield ends with actors and audience singing together "America."
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DEDICATION OF THE TABLETS. The Large Buttonball Tree in the Center is one of the Few Surviviors of Many on Both Sides of Main Street One Hundred Years Ago.
THURSDAY, THE THIRD DAY
The Parade and the Dedication of Memorials to Suffield's Soldiers and Sailors
The third day of Suffield's two hundred and fiftieth anniver- sary celebration opened with an hour's concert by the 104th Regiment Band in front of the Town Hall. The historic green near the Soldier's Monument was filled with people, while others parked their automobiles thickly on either side of the street and along the Common to view the parade, the line of which was formed on Main Street at Bissell's Corner, Starting promptly, it was led by the Chief Marshal, James N. Root, with Assistant Marshals J. H. Prophet, E. M. White, Harry Warner, A. B. Crane, H. B. Chapman, and H. F. Pease, and by the Tariffville Boys' Drum Corps, the oldest member of which is under fourteen years. In their bright blue uniforms, the boys made a fine appearance. Following them in this division were the school-children of the town, the younger ones in four decorated motor trucks and the older marching in order, all waving flags and entering fully into the spirit of the occasion. Behind them were the veterans of the Civil and Spanish wars in decorated automobiles. The second division was lead by the 104th Regiment band which, under an escort of the Suffield School Cadets, was followed by soldiers and sailors of the town who served in the Great War. Many of these men wore on their uniforms overseas chevrons; some wore wound stripes, and a number of medals glittered in the sun. By a fortunate cir- cumstance, Lieut. A. Waldron Miller had the day before returned from service with the American Army of occupation at Coblenz, and was placed in command of the service men who received many tributes of cheers along the line of their march. After them marched one hundred men of the famous Putnam Phalanx, of Hartford, in their picturesque uniforms and ac- companied by their own fife and drum corps. At the end of the division came the Suffield and West Suffield fire com-
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panies, some of the former appearing in original uniforms with red blouses and helmets, and drawing the old original hand pump, bought in 1871, and contrasting sharply with the modern chemical truck with which the fire department of the village is now equipped.
The third division was headed by the Father Matthew T. A. B. Society Drum Corps, an exceedingly well drilled or- ganization, followed by the float and marchers of the Polish Group, which in three divisions formed one of the colorful spectacles of the parade. The first division included 50 men, the second 50 women, and the third 50 boys. The men and women divisions appeared in the dress of their homeland; the boys in Boy Scout uniforms. In the complete cast of characters of the pageant of the day before, one of the spec- tacular features of a parade was ready at hand. In their appropriate costumes were Captain Miles Standish, Major Pynchon, General Phineas Lyman, General Washington, and other leaders in the pageantry, with the Indians, Hollanders, Pilgrims, and the colonial men and dames. Following in line were the tastefully decorated floats of the following organiza- tions or groups :
Sibbil Dwight Kent Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution representing a colonial scene.
Ladies' Wide Awake Club of West Suffield, representing William Penn signing a treaty of peace with the Indians.
The Woman's Reading Club, carrying a streamer, "Knowl- edge is Power."
The Suffield Grange, representing the first Thanksgiving after the landing of the Pilgrims.
The Colored People's Society, representing plantation days. The Mapleton Literary Club.
The Suffield School.
Another feature adding greatly to the attractiveness of the parade was the Horseback Division almost equally made up of men and women on well groomed horses, while children rode gaily bedecked ponies. Among the horses were three hunters owned by Lawrence Haynes of Springfield, and some of the best horses in Suffield were in line.
All these features, constituting a parade over a mile long,
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rich in color and distinctive costume, proceeding to the music of bands and drum corps, made one of the most attractive events of the celebration.
The long column proceeded up Main Street, turning at Fuller's Corner at the junction of the Crooked Lane or old Springfield road, and countermarched to the Town Hall, where the divisions gathered, with many spectators to attend the exercises of the dedication of the bronze tablets upon which are the names of all the Suffield men serving in all the wars of their country and placed in position on the front walls of the Town Hall, one at the north corner and the other at the south. The inscription above the names reads:
"ERECTED BY THE TOWN OF SUFFIELD IN MEMORY OF HER SONS WHO HAVE SERVED IN WARS OF THEIR COUNTRY."
The Tablets are of bronze and record eight hundred and thirty eight names, ninety-four in the French and Indian Wars; two hundred and sixty in the War of the Revolution; eighteen in the War of 1812; two in the Mexican War; two hundred and eighty-six in the Civil War and one hundred and seventy in the World War. In the list of names of those in service in the World War the asterisk designates those who died in service; S.A.T.C., Students Army Training Corps; and Y., those in the Y.M.C.A. units.
French and Indian Wars
Major-Gen. Phinehas Lyman
Foster, Edward
Fowler, Job
Hathaway, John Hitchcock, Aaron
Adams, Benjamin
Graham, Rev. John
Kent, Asel
Adams, David
Granger, Abner
Kent, Elihu
Adams, Joel
Granger, Asher
Kent, Joel
Adams, John
Granger, Bildad
Kent, Noah
Adams, Samuel
Granger, Enoch
Kent, Oliver
Allin, Caleb
Granger, Joel
Kent, Paul
Allin, Jonathan
Granger, Josiah
King, Dan
Allin, Samuel
Granger, Samuel
King, Ebenezer
Austin, Daniel
Granger, Zadock
King, Joseph
Austin, Elias
Hall, Isaac
King, Seth
Bancroft, Benjamin
Halladay, Moses
Leavitt, John
Bement, David
Hanchitt, Oliver Hanchitt, Zacheas, Jr.
Lyman Gamaliel Dwight Lyman, Phinehas, Jr. Lyman, Thaddeus
Bliss, Peletiah
Harmon, John
Bronson, Joseph
Harmon, Nehemiah
Burbank. Ebenezer
Harmon, Samuel
Mather, Eusebeas Mather, Increase
Bement, Edmund
Harmon, Benjamin
King, Eliphalet
Austin, Thomas
Halladay, James
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Nelson, Isaac
Pomroy, Phineas
Sikes, Lot
Spencer, Daniel, Jr.
Remington, Simeon
Spencer, Elisha
Norton, Jonathan
Rising, Abel
Spencer, Hezekiah
Norton, Shadrach
Norton, Zebulon
Rising, Paul
Spencer, Reuben
Old, Joseph Old, Stephen
Phelps, Aaron Phelps, Timothy Pomroy, Dan Pomroy, Noah
War of the Revolution
Adams, David
Dewey, Jedediah
Hanchet, Ezra
Adams, Joel
Dewey, Oliver
Hanchet, Luke
Adams, John, Jr.
Dewey, Peletiah
Hanchet, Oliver
Allen, Caleb
Dewey, Silas
Harmon, Benjamin
Allen, Chester
Dunlay, Darius
Harmon, Elias
Allen, Gershom Allen, Samuel Answitz, Apollus
Easton, Elijah Evans, John
Fervin, Zebulon
Harmon, John
French, Amaziah
Harmon, John, Jr. Harmon, Samuel
Austin, Phinehas
Austin, Ralph
Austin, Richard
Austin, Thomas
Ball, Moses Bancroft, John
Barker, Ethen
Barnes, William
Bissell, Isaac
Bissell, Samuel
Bliss, Eli
Briggs, Joseph Burbank, Ebenezer Burbank, Joel Burbank, Seth
Granger, Asher Granger, Bildad
Kellogg, Martin, Jr. Kent, Augustin
Kent, Benjamin
Kent, Elihu
Kent, Elihu, Jr.
Kent, Joel Kent, Jonathan K.
Coy, Edy
Granger, Robert
Granger, Samuel
Kent, Oliver
Kent, Samuel
Kent, Seth Kent, Titus
Dady, James Daniels, Benjamin
Denslow, Benjamin Denslow, Philander
Granger, Samuel 4th
Granger, Zadock
Hale, Samuel. Hall, John Hanchet, David
King, Dan King, Eli
King, Eliphalet
Archer, Thomas Austin, Joseph Austin, Nathaniel
French, Calvin
Fuller, James
Hathaway A. Thrall Hathaway, Guilford Hathaway, John
Gains, Samuel Gilbert, Isaac
Hathaway, Seth
Gillet, Asael
Hathaway, Wilber
Gillet, Benjamin
Gillet, Elihu
Gillet, Isaac
Hulbert, Alvin
Gillet, Rufus
Hulbert, Lucius
Goldwin, Matthew
Goodkins, Samuel Graham, John
Ingraham, Jeremiah
Graham, Narcissus Graham, Sheldon
Jones, John Joslin, Reuben
Granger, Abraham
Campbill, William Chamberlain, Jeremiah Chaplin, Ebenezer Cooper, Jacob
Granger, Daniel Granger, Jacob
Granger, Oliver Granger, Phinehas
Crane, Simeon Curtiss, Frederick
Remington, Elijah
Roe, Abel
Roe, Joseph
Warner, Ely
Roe, Thomas
Warner, Moses
Warner, Nathaniel
Sheldon, Caleb
Warner, Samuel
Sheldon, Elijah Sheldon, Jonathan
White, John
Winchell, John Winchell, Joseph
Harmon, Eus Harmon, Gad
Harmon, Israel
Harmon, Jaques
Hill, John Hucksley, Moses
Nelson, James Nelson, Jeremiah
Rising, James
Spencer, John
Suffield Service Men in the World War
Pageant Characters in the Parade
ERECTED BY THE TOWN OF SUFFIELD
1670
IN MEMORY OF HER SONS WHO HAVE
1920
SERVED IN THE WARS OF THEIR COUNTRY
FRENCH & INDIAN WARS
HOLDON JdLAte
KUNT LEEL
NELSUR JERELIAT
YOULOOR ILOWAK
, KAQUEL
COALCER, CROCI
GLIL. C.LEP
CANCER JOSE
SPENCER ELLERAL
SPELCER. HECUALES
WILLLILY JAMES
FUNRUN FEINLAY
CACHER, WOSES
LIELELV, CAVIL
WALTER, CallEL
VISIM PRURERLE JA
WHITE, CORX
CIKORELL, JOHN
FOWLER, 006 /
REVOLUTIONARY
WAAR
KENY dOut
WLULTM
KERK CLIVEE
FAULER CHAE
ALLEA CALLE
TILLEY KLUBE
SULTL FAKEEL
DARSOLE, REIGER
CEftw.tirts
PELEL 4UCUSTAN
ALSULLY, LPOLLUE
ALLC ELL
PCASE. CILAE
ARCHER, THOMAS
CRACALL ECELICA
PEAVE. BAKKAL
FREUAND YROULE
ALYTIK, RALFK
LUSTIK, R.CHARD
CRLLEUR GUIDER
KULC. CULATILL
GRANGEC, POIRELAS
CALE LAW
ELLES, ELI
COMEREY, HAVEENEL
EVERCER JUGACL
WELCHER GERA
THETIE
SPENCER REUBEI
CARLCL CERAME
STUPBARE, FILL
CHAPLIL, ELLWEITER
RELIRETUL, RUFLE
THETLE LAHUEL
COM, ELY
CURTIES, FREDERICK
BLEV, JAWES
RISING, LOVAR
BANDELE, GELSANIK
MIXING. KATGAMMEL
DERELOW PRILANDEK
WCHELE, JANEE
ROBINS, ELLJAR
ICULEULL OLIVER
LEWEM. OLIVER
WOLE, ROAR
DECCY PELETIAS
NUTALL CESAR
WELSCH LERFEL
ELKELL, JANES
SHELOOK, BAVIL
KKELDOL, ELEREZEK
WILLIETUR CONSIDER
EGELUCR. ELWAR
QUELE, Kartal
THELOOKL JACCL
VALLE y LILL
JeSIAt
SGELOOK, LACTIC
SHELDON, LEIE
WAR E 1812
SULLY ZELAS
CILING, ALLEL
MEXICAN WAR
CIVIL WAR
VENCER, CAXIEL
BISSELL. ISAAC
GRALCEL, HADOCE
CCRATKAL
WIENCER, ELICHAKET
GARLES, LAILLIEN
UREECERT SOULEL 4A
CATLER. INCREASE
KOE, ABEL
ECE. JEERK
ELDEX, DAVIE
PULROLL BAR
CRUNGER, LEKER
TABLET at North Corner of Town Hall
WORKLS, JORK
FELELILK
ERECTED BY
OF SUFFIELD
SERVEDINTH
COUNTRY
2
-
LAATECA, VEORAL
EFONE
JOHN
RALCLE
SPANISH WAR
KALDENUL BEETLE
WORLD
WELL
ROCCOLT
TABLET at South Corner of Town Hall
SIBBIL DWIGHT KENT
D. A.R.
Float of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Pageant Characters of Civil War Times
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King, Gideon
Pearman, Joseph
Sikes, Ashbel
King, Joseph
Pease, Augustin
Sikes, David
King, Joseph, 3d
Pease, Joseph
Sikes, Gideon
King, Josiah
Pease, Silas
Sikes, Jacob
King, Nathaniel
Pease, Warham
Sikes, John
King, Pelatiah
Pease, Zeno
Sikes, Titus
King, Thaddeus
Pheland, Thomas
Sikes, Victory
King, Theodore
Phelps, Dan
Skinner, Timothy
King, William
Phelps, Timothy
Smith, Comfort
Kirtland, John
Phillips, Eliphalet
Smith, Elisha
Pierce, Francis
Smith, John
Lacy, Isaac
Polley, Amasa
Smith, Seth
Lane, Dan
Pomeroy, Asa
Spear, Elihu
Lane, William
Pomeroy, Isaac
Spear, Elijah
Laphland, John
Pomeroy, John
Spear, Joshua
Larry, Kada
Pomeroy, Jonathan
Spear, Moses
Larry, Ready
Pomeroy, Joseph
Spencer, Daniel
Leach, Lewis
Pomeroy, Nathaniel
Spencer, Eliphalet
Leavitt, John
Pomeroy, Peletiah
Spencer, Hezekiah
Leavitt, Samuel
Pomeroy, Phebus
Spencer, Jehiel
Lord, John
Preston, Jonathan
Spencer, John
Loveland, Joel
Remington, Abijah
Spencer, Reuben
Remington, Hosea
Spencer, Simeon
Mather, Increase McMorran, John Meachum, Philip Moor, Arunah
Rising, James
Thistle, Samuel
Morris, James
Rising, John
Thwing, Ebenezer
Morris, John
Rising, Jonah
Tobin, James
Moss, Noah
Rising, Josiah
Towsley, Amoriah
Rising, Nathaniel
Towsley, Lot
Negro, Cesar
Robbins, Elijah
Towsley, Micah
Nelson, Daniel
Rockwood, Josiah
Towsley, Michael
Rowe, Abner
Trumbull, Oliver
Russell, John
Underwood, Jonathan
Sanderson, Elnathan Sanderson, Silvanus
Warner, Daniel
Sereen, James
Warner, John
Noble, Nathan
Sheldon, Asaph
Warner, Nathaniel
Norton, Daniel
Sheldon, David
Warner, Richard
Norton, Shadrach
Sheldon, Ebenezer
Warner, Samuel
Norton, Thomas
Sheldon, Elijah
Watson, Thomas
Old, Josiah Owen, Isaac
Sheldon, Josiah
Winchel, Dan
Sheldon, Martin
Winchel, Oliver
Sheldon, Seth
Woolworth, Justus
Sheldon, Simeon
Woolworth, Phineas
Sikes, Amos
Woolworth, Reuben
War of 1812
Bissell, Elijah Brooks, Jacob Charles, James
Dunham, Jabez Dunham, Moses Gaylord, Roswell
Marshall, Abraham Moulton, Rufus Olds, Obadiah
Nelson, Jeremiah
Nelson, Moses
Nelson, Philip, Jr.
Remington, Nathaniel
Stoddard, Filo
Remington, Rufus
Strong, Return
Rising, Eli
Moor, Hiram
Remington, Josiah
Stephenson, Abner
Newbury, Jeremiah Newton, Zechariah Noble, Ebenezer
Sheldon, Jacob Sheldon, John, Jr.
Wheeler, Daniel
Williston, Consider
Palmer, Ozias Parsons, Ebenezer Parsons, Reuben
Spencer, Jonathan
Lumbard, Justin
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Page, Samuel S. Rising, Allen Sikes, Zenas
Smith, Warren Stafford, Arnold Truesdale, Darius
Ward, Simeon Weaver, George Wilkinson, Thomas
Mexican War
Hathaway, John M.
Lewis, James
The Civil War
Abel, Lester A. Alcorn, Hugh G.
Alderman, John Allen, Franklin H.
Allen, George W.
Allen, William A. Andrews, Benjamin Anthony, Henry Archer, Luther L. Austin, Albert R.
Baer, Alfred D.
Baker, Francis
Coffey, John
Baker, James
Collins, Francis
Baker, Jordan
Collins, Leonard
Baker, Samuel
Collins, Philip
Collins, Samuel
Grimm, Elijah
Griswold, Ellis A.
Grohman, Peter
Barnum, Ezra W.
Bates, Jerome P. Baxter, Henry
Cooper, James
Hancock, William H.
Hanlon, John
Harmon, Ashbel C.
Hastings, Francis E. Hawkins, William H.
Curtis, Luther N.
Dalton, John
Davis, Charles A.
Day, John W.
DeGraff, Elias Demmary, Joseph
Dennison, Charles
Dewey, Amos
Dixon, William
Dolan, Peter
Eastman, Oscar D. Easton, Apollos
Fieneman, Gottfried Flynn, Patrick Foale, William R. P. Foley, William W. Fowler, Frederick Francher, Albert L.
Freeman, William Fuller, Edward A.
Chapman, John
Cherdin, Charles
Cherry, William R.
Chester, Michael
Clark, Henry
Clark, John
Clark, Martin
Clarkson, Robert J.
Cline, David
Cline, John H. Coats, John
Gouthier, Joseph
Graham, Arthur H.
Graham, Oscar H.
Granger, John W.
Green, Richard
Ball, Charles G. Barnes, Heman H. Barnett, Henry
Cone, Heman A. Connor, John Cook, Abraham
Cooper, Charles H.
Hall, Eben P. Hall, Peter M.
Beach, Edward
Corbin, David P.
Corser, Proctor
Crane, James P.
Crocker, George W.
Hayes, Elias W. Healey, Patrick Hemingway, Daniel E. Hicks, George
Hide, John
Borcherding, Herman
Bowers, Joseph H. Boye, John W. Brady, Patrick Brown, Empson Brown, Thomas A. Burbank, Leverett L.
Burke, Michael Bush, Andrew S.
Carl, George Carrier, David B. Carter, George W. Castin, Chauncey C. Caesar, George H. H.
Cayton, John W.
Galvin, John Garrett, James D.
Gerschwend, Joseph A.
Gettier, William M.
Gillett, Egbert C.
Gillette, James M. Goodrich, Frank W.
Beebe, Edwin C. Bell, William E. Beman, George T. Bement, Edwin C. Bennett, George Birney, William H. Blake, George H. Bliss, James M. Bont, Daniel
Hintz, Henry
Hoskins, Joseph
Ives, David Ives, William C.
Jackson, John L. Jacoby, James James, John F. Jinman, George Jobes, Asbury Jobes, Richard
Johnson, George W. Jones, Samuel Josephs, John
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Kasche, William Keegan, Michael Keeshand, John Kellogg, Emerson Kellogg, Henry N. Kelter, Thomas Kiefer, John Z. King, Gilbert F. King, Roderick G. Knight, Ivory P. Kurvin, James
Lacey, Henry Lacey, Michael Lamberton, Sullivan P. Lathrop Benjamin F. Leavitt, David F.
Lee, Homer Leffler, Henry
Lester, Milton, Jr.
Lester, Silas
Letcher, Francis D.
Letcher, John B.
Lewis, George C. Lewis, George M. Lewis, John
Lipps, George F.
Little, Charles L. Long, George Lord, Roswell C. Ludington, Augustine
Mackin, Patrick
Margerum, Claudius C.
Marritt, Jerome
Marshall, George
Martinez, Andrew B.
Mather, William H. McCann, Norton O. McIntosh, Alfred Mckenzie, Thomas B. Mclaughlin, Pat. C. McMain, Thomas F. McVey, Charles
McVey, Gardner Miller, Frank ยท Miller, Herman Mooney, James Moore, Henry
Mosher, Israel P.
Mullen, James Mulligan, William Myers, Henry
Nehin, Daniel
Newhart, Henry T. Newton, Israel Newton, Matthew T. Noll, Henry W.
Olds, Henry
Pease, Wilbur F.
Pendlebury, Thomas H.
Percy, Earl D.
Perkins, George M.
Pettis, Charles C.
Phelan, John N.
Phelon, Charles S.
Pierce, Dwight Pierce, George J.
Taylor, Albert
Taylor, William J.
Thompson, Alex. H.
Thompson, Isaac
Thorogood, Charles
Todd, Samuel D.
Tootill, Levi
Towne, Clinton D.
Tracy, John
Trowbridge, George N.
Turner, George L.
Van Buren, Franklin
Vancott, William H.
Vandenburgh, Stephen
Van Heusen, Martin
Vanderpool, Jacob G.
Riley, Thomas
Rising, Charles G.
Rising, Roland
Roberson, Robert
Rogers, John
Ward, John D.
Rose, Hubert G.
Warner, Horace
Watkins, George W.
Watson, Henry
Webster, Daniel
Wedemier, Christian Wessels, Helmuth
Sanford, Thomas
Scofield, Russell H.
Wessels, Louis
Wessels, Peter West, Delmer
Whipple, Henry Whittle, William R.
Williams, Charles
Williams, James
Wincholl, John L. Woodworth, Chester Woodworth, Chester W.
Woodworth, James H.
Woodworth, John
Woodworth, William H.
Smith, Oscar L. Smith, Patrick Smith, William H. Snow, Henry R. Snow, Nelson E. Snow, Orlando E. Soby, William Sparks, Richard W. Spengler, George Spiars, Ira B. Stepney, Richard
Sykes, L. Fayette
Symington, James
Pock, James Pockett, Joseph Polk, James Pomeroy, Melvin L.
Pomeroy, William C.
Pomeroy, Willis A.
Powers, John
Proctor, William H.
Rattray, James P.
Reeves, William M.
Reihm, John P.
Relyea, William H.
Remington, Albert M.
Rhaum, Norman S.
Walker, Joseph
Walter, Ira
Wansor, George A.
Ward, James D.
Russell, Emerson E.
Russell, James
Russell, James B.
Scollon, Andrew
Schwind, Nicholas Sherman, Conrad W.
Sherren, James Sherwood, Charles Sherwood, John, Jr. Siggins, Williams Simmons, Francis Smalley, James Smith, Charles A. Smith, Charles F. Smith, George B.
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QUARTER MILLENNIAL OF SUFFIELD
Corrigan, Thomas Evans, Fred Leahey, John
Adams, Edward Apraham, Paul Austin, William J.
Baranowski, Joseph Bardoni, Ettore A. Beach, Milton A .- S.A.T.C. Belfit, Thatcher G. Beloski, Wladislaf Bernard, Edward Binns, Douglass Blackburn, Raymond E. Blonberg, LeRoy C. Brackoneski, Joseph F. Briggs, Leroy Brown, Marshall
Cain, William Caldwell, Howard E. Cannon, Merrill L. Canty, Martin J. Cavanaugh, Francis W. Cemoch, John Chekanvos, Anthony Conley, John J. Convery, Harry Corrigan, Edward J. Coulson, John H. Coulson, Robert, Jr. Coulson, William A. Coulter, Joseph-Y. Creelman, Clifford C. Creelman, Frank E. Creelman, Fred N. Creelman, Allan D .- Y. Cronon, Eugene J. Crowley, James J. Culver, William B. Cunningham, George
Dambrowski, Julian Decelles, Raymond A. Deutsch, William DeZolt, Lewis *DeZolt, Joseph E., Jr. Dineen, Michael Dunn, John E. Dupont, William T. Durgin, Edwin
The War with Spain
Leahey, Michael Parks, William
Raisbeck, Bertie J. Raisbeck, Ralph Root, Herbert
The World War
Dziengewski, Stanislaw F.
Eagleson, John A. Edmonds, Charles A.
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