Willimantic in Windham in Windham County, Connecticut — The American Northeast (New England)
Windham World War I Monument
Photographed By Michael Herrick, October 4, 2019
1. Windham World War I Monument
( left panel )
Inscription.
Windham World War I Monument. .
In Commemoration of The Patriotism and Valor of the Officers and Men of Windham Who Served Their Country and Humanity In the World War 1917 1919 In The Hour of Their Country’s Need They Went Forth to Meet Toil, Privation and Suffering With Steady Courage and High Resolve Chemin des Dames Pargny - Filain , Fort de la Malmaison , Filain Toul Sector Seicheprey , Xivray , Marvoisin , Bois de Jury Chateau Thierry Sector – Aisne-Marne Offensive Vaux , Bouresches , Triangle Farm , Hill 190 Trugny , Epieds , Forêt de Fère St. Mihiel Offensive Forêt de la Montagne , Hattonchatel , Heudicourt Vigneulles Troyon Sector Marchéville , Wadonville , Saulx , St. Hilaire Meuse - Argonne Offensive Boise de Brabant sur Meuse , Boise de la Reine Boise d’Ormont , Molleville Farm Boise des Caures-Beaumont And on the Various Battlefields of europe During the Great War “In a righteous cause they have won immortal glory and have nobly served their nation in serving mankind”. ( right panel )
In Memory of The Men of Windham Who in the World War Gave Their Lives That Freedom May Endure They Gave Their Merry Youth Away For Country and For God. Joseph O Aubin Co. K. 102nd Infantry Killed In Action at Chateau Thierry July 27 1918 · Alek Belko U.S. Infantry Killed In Action August 8 1918 · Percy Brooke Co. F. 113th Infantry Died Overseas September 25 1918 · Michael J Dennehey U.S. Tel. Detachment Died Overseas September 24 1918 · Arthur Dion Co. L. 102nd Infantry Died Overseas December 26 1918 · James P Flynn 19th Co. 15th Bat. Killed at Argonne Forest October 20 1918 · William H Griggs Co. L. 102nd Infantry Killed at Argonne Forest October 20 1918 · Safron Gormalinski Co. G. 357th Infantry Killed in France October 20 1918 · Edward L Keeler Fireman U.S. Navy Died September 24 1918 · Henry Lapan Co. L. 102nd Infantry Killed In Action at Argonne Forest October 25 1918 · Morris L Lappe Co. D. 102nd Infantry Died Overseas October 28 1918 · Theodore Laprade Aero Squadron – Died Overseas September 26 1918 · Everett C Lewis Battery E. 27th Field Artillery Died at Camp January 24 1918 · Morris Livezly Co. I. 102nd Infantry Killed In Action at Chateau Thierry July 21 1918 · Patrick Lynch Co. E. 23rd Infantry Died Overseas October 14 1918 · Ernest Martin Co. M. 313th Infantry Killed In Action September 26 1918 · Fred Messier Co. M. 102nd Infantry Killed In Action at Argonne Forest October 25 1918 · Harold L Moriarty Co. L. 102nd Infantry Killed In Action at Argonne Forest October 24 1918 · Paul King Morrison 58th Pioneer Infantry Died at Camp September 26 1918 · Albin M Potvin Headquarters 26th Div. Died Overseas October 9 1918 · Cecil H Prentiss Med. Corps 604th Eng. Died Overseas November 4 1918 · Edward F Ryan Co. L. 102nd Infantry Killed In Action at Argonne Forest October 25 1918 · James J Shea Co. L. 102nd Infantry Killed In Action at Chateau Thierry July 20 1918 · Harold H Smith Co. K. 10th Infantry Died at Camp August 6 1917 · William G Smith Co. A. 7th Eng. Killed In Action October 15 1918 · William Stygar Co. G. 327th Infantry Killed In Action September 30 1918 · John J Squires Co. A. 307th Field Ambulance Co. Died Overseas August 4 1918 · Timothy D Wallen 47th Co. 12th Bat. Died at Camp September 21 1918 · Claude O Washburn Hdqrs. Co. 111th Infantry Died Overseas and March 30 1918
‘Tis man’s perdition to be safe when for the truth he ought to die..
In Commemoration of
The Patriotism and Valor of the
Officers and Men of Windham
Who Served Their Country and Humanity
In the World War
1917 1919
In The Hour of Their Country’s Need
They Went Forth to Meet Toil, Privation and Suffering
With Steady Courage and High Resolve
Chemin des Dames
Pargny - Filain — Fort de la Malmaison — Filain
Toul Sector
Seicheprey — Xivray — Marvoisin — Bois de Jury
Chateau Thierry Sector – Aisne-Marne Offensive
Vaux — Bouresches — Triangle Farm — Hill 190
Trugny — Epieds — Forêt de Fère
St. Mihiel Offensive
Forêt de la Montagne — Hattonchatel — Heudicourt
Vigneulles
Troyon Sector
Marchéville — Wadonville — Saulx — St. Hilaire
Meuse - Argonne Offensive
Boise de Brabant sur Meuse — Boise de la Reine
Boise d’Ormont — Molleville Farm
Boise des Caures-Beaumont
And on the Various Battlefields of europe During the Great War
“In a righteous cause they have won immortal glory
and have nobly served their nation in serving mankind”
( right panel )
In Memory of
The Men of Windham Who in the
World War
Gave Their Lives That Freedom May Endure
They Gave Their Merry Youth Away
For Country and For God
Joseph
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O Aubin Co. K. 102nd Infantry Killed In Action at Chateau Thierry July 27 1918 · Alek Belko U.S. Infantry Killed In Action August 8 1918 · Percy Brooke Co. F. 113th Infantry Died Overseas September 25 1918 · Michael J Dennehey U.S. Tel. Detachment Died Overseas September 24 1918 · Arthur Dion Co. L. 102nd Infantry Died Overseas December 26 1918 · James P Flynn 19th Co. 15th Bat. Killed at Argonne Forest October 20 1918 · William H Griggs Co. L. 102nd Infantry Killed at Argonne Forest October 20 1918 · Safron Gormalinski Co. G. 357th Infantry Killed in France October 20 1918 · Edward L Keeler Fireman U.S. Navy Died September 24 1918 · Henry Lapan Co. L. 102nd Infantry Killed In Action at Argonne Forest October 25 1918 · Morris L Lappe Co. D. 102nd Infantry Died Overseas October 28 1918 · Theodore Laprade Aero Squadron – Died Overseas September 26 1918 · Everett C Lewis Battery E. 27th Field Artillery Died at Camp January 24 1918 · Morris Livezly Co. I. 102nd Infantry Killed In Action at Chateau Thierry July 21 1918 · Patrick Lynch Co. E. 23rd Infantry Died Overseas October 14 1918 · Ernest Martin Co. M. 313th Infantry Killed In Action September 26 1918 · Fred Messier Co. M. 102nd Infantry Killed In Action at Argonne Forest October 25 1918 · Harold L Moriarty Co. L. 102nd Infantry
Photographed By Michael Herrick, October 4, 2019
2. Windham World War I Monument
( right panel )
Killed In Action at Argonne Forest October 24 1918 · Paul King Morrison 58th Pioneer Infantry Died at Camp September 26 1918 · Albin M Potvin Headquarters 26th Div. Died Overseas October 9 1918 · Cecil H Prentiss Med. Corps 604th Eng. Died Overseas November 4 1918 · Edward F Ryan Co. L. 102nd Infantry Killed In Action at Argonne Forest October 25 1918 · James J Shea Co. L. 102nd Infantry Killed In Action at Chateau Thierry July 20 1918 · Harold H Smith Co. K. 10th Infantry Died at Camp August 6 1917 · William G Smith Co. A. 7th Eng. Killed In Action October 15 1918 · William Stygar Co. G. 327th Infantry Killed In Action September 30 1918 · John J Squires Co. A. 307th Field Ambulance Co. Died Overseas August 4 1918 · Timothy D Wallen 47th Co. 12th Bat. Died at Camp September 21 1918 · Claude O Washburn Hdqrs. Co. 111th Infantry Died Overseas & March 30 1918
‘Tis man’s perdition to be safe when for the truth he ought to die.
Topics. This monument and memorial is listed in this topic list: War, World I.
Location. 41° 42.795′ N, 72° 13.066′ W. Marker is in Windham, Connecticut, in Windham County. It is in Willimantic. Memorial can be reached from Main Street (Connecticut Route 66) near High Street, on the left
Photographed By Michael Herrick, October 4, 2019
3. Entrance to Windham Town Hall
when traveling west. Located on Windham Town Hall. Touch for map. Marker is at or near this postal address: 979 Main Street, Willimantic CT 06226, United States of America. Touch for directions.
Credits. This page was last revised on June 27, 2023. It was originally submitted on October 7, 2019, by Michael Herrick of Southbury, Connecticut. This page has been viewed 339 times since then and 37 times this year. Photos:1, 2, 3, 4. submitted on October 7, 2019, by Michael Herrick of Southbury, Connecticut.
