These Tablets
Are Erected
by the
Town of Stow
on its
Two Hundredth Anniversary May 16, 1883
in Commemoration of the Valor
and Devotion of its citizens who aided
in Achieving American Independence
and Extending the Liberty
and Preserving the Unity of Our Country
and Who Died in Their Country's Service
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SOLDIERS IN THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR
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John Gordon
Died in Camp at Cambridge June 19, 1775
Daniel Gates
Died Jan 20, 1778
Ephraim Gates
Died March 19, 1778
Stephen Hale
Died July 2, 1778
Benjamin Gates
Died July 9, 1778
SOLDIERS IN THE CIVIL WAR ENDING AUG. 20, 1866
Winfield H. Benham
May 18, 1863 New Orleans
John Brown
Sept. 5, 1864 Point Lookout VA
John Alpheus Brown
Dec. 8, 1864 Winchester VA
Thomas Cunningham
Oct. 30, 1864 Saulsbury Prison N.C.
Edward Andrew Davidson
Nov. 9, 1864 Baltimore, MD
William Henry Dunlap
Jan. 13, 1863, New York
Samuel Hampton
June 5, 1864 Rebel Prison
Albert Mordough Kinsbury
Aug. 31, 1864 Gaines Mill VA
Daniel Artemas Lovering
June 3, 1864 Cold Harbor VA
Francis William Moore
April 19, 1863 New Orleans
Albion Nutting
Oct. 14, 1864 Washington D.C.
George Whitmarsh Parks
July 2, 1863 Gettysburg Penn
Charles F. Perry
Mar 18, 1863
James Rye
Mar 4, 1864 Vienna VA
Abraham Foster Rogers
Aug. 5, 1862 Baton Rouge LA
Matthew Smith
Dec 2, 1864 Danville VA
Joseph Albert Swift
Oct 12 1864 Winchester VA
Albert Walcott
Apr 15, 1864
George Franklin Whitcomb
Jan 2, 1865 Saulsbury Prison N.C.
Thomas Whitman
June 19, 1862 Fair Oaks VA
Henry Windsor Wilder
Sept 1, 1864 Winchester VA
George Willis
Sept 1, 1862 Chantilly, VA
The tablets are on the left and right walls in the Stow, MA Library shown below. More photos and blog post about Library may be seen HERE.
