Lancaster in Coos County, New Hampshire — The American Northeast (New England)
Lancaster War Memorial
Meetinghouse of the Pioneers
Erected 1784 the Town of
Lancaster builds this
monument in memory of
her citizens who served
in the wars of the Country
“Dulce et Decorum Est Pro Patria Mori”
CIVIL 1861 – 1865
Melvin A. Adams Gilman Aldrich William H. Allen Walter S. Bailey Levi P. Barrows Emery M. D. Ball Edwin B. Beach Alexander M. Beattie Charles C. Beaton Ezra B. Bennett William Blair James Blanchard John Boudle Frank Boutwell James S. Brackett Edmund Brown Jerome H. Brown Wellington Brown William Brown Charles Buck John W. Bucknam George Burt George R. Bush John H. Cameron Reuben F. Carter James Cassady Michael Cassady Patrick Cassady Thomas Cassady Joseph Chase Simpson E. Chase Roswell C. Chessman Sylvanus R. Chessman Enoch L. Clement Joseph B. Cloudman William Cloudman Hosea Clough Moses Colby James Colby Slbert H. Colby Simon Connary Levi J. Corson Hugh Corrican Isaac F. Cotton Charles Couture Edward E. Cross Francis L. Cross Richard E. Cross Alexander Cummings Geo. W. Cummings Henry J. Cummings James Cummings William M. Cushing Robert Cummings Morrill C. Day Oliver P. Day Charles P. Denison John P. Denison John G. Derby Ira G. Douglass Alden A. Dow Jonathan Dow Horace Dow Alfred B. Derby Michael Eagan William G. Ellis Thos. S. Ellis George H. Emerson Richard H. Emerson Michael Erley Charles H. Emerson Edwin Farnham John M. Farnham William H. Farnham Orange Fiske Charles W. Fletcher Richard Fletcher James D. Folsom Erastus W Forbes Charles Forbes Joseph Foshey Andrew J. Fowler George C. French Calvin Fuller Oscar Gaines Michafl Geno Patrick Gleason Ira S. M. Gove Edward Grannis Timothy Grannis Frank C. Grant Richard M. J. Grant Reuben Gray Edward Greenwood Alba C. Haynes James F. Hayes Hezekiah F. Hadlock George L. Harrington Otis B. Harriman Joseph Hart Frederick O. Hayes Francis Heywood Henry S. Hilliard Ira A. Hodge Joseph K. Hodge Phineas R. Hodgdon William P. Horn Leonard W. Howard Frederick Ingerson Alfred L. Jackson Willard Jackson Edward Jarvis William Jarvis John C. Jenness Allen Johnson Daniel T. Johnson Dan Lee Jones Edwin R. Jones John Jordan Charles M. Kane
CIVIL 1861- 1865
Charles N. Kent Henry O. Kent James S. Kent James A. King James N. King Joseph Kiley Asa J. King Lewis Lapointe Charles A. Larkin Peter Lawton Joseph Leary Michael Leary Alden Lewis Horatio O. Lewis John G. Lewis John G. Lewis 2nd Freeman Lindsey Frank M. Lucas Harvey H. Lucas James S. Lucas David Legro Daniel Mahoney George W. Marden James Martin Joseph P. Matthews Philip McCaffrey Patrick McCaffrey Martin McCormic Samuel S. McDonald Charles E. McIntire John L. Meserve Jonathan Metcalf Ezra Mitchell John C. Monahan John Monahon Thomas P. Moody John Mooney John C. Moore George W. Morgan Frederick Morse Horace F. Morse John M. Morse John W. Morse Kimball A. Morse Benjamin F. Moulton Henry H. Moulton James Moulton Wesley Moulton John W. Moulton Orville R. Moulton Parker J. Noyes Charles E. Nutter Samuel ONutter Michael O. Flanagan Adam Osborne Levi H. Parker Sidney H. Peaslee Paul Perkins Sumner Perkins William C. Putnam Jacob Renold Eldad A. Rhodes Freedom M. Rhodes Spaulding S. Rich Hugh R. Richardson Albro L. Robinson George Robinson Charles E. Rogers James Ross Hiram J. Round William L. Rowell Cyrus Savage Benjamin Sawyer Charles Sherwood William H. Shurtleff William H. Simonds Stephen Simons Alvah B. Sleeper Horatio N. Small Cyril C. Smith Alfred T. Snell Loren E. Stalbird William H. H. Stalbird John W. Stevens Lewis P. Summers John G. Sutton Thomas Sweetzer Thomas S. Thayer Lucien F. Thomas Davis T. Timberlake Francis L. Towne William H. Tripp Zeb Twitchell William H. Veasey Geo. H. Watson Frederick A. Wentworth Thomas Wentworth Abel H. Wesson Albert E. Whipple Edward B. Wilder Leander Wilkins Solomon Wilkins William H. Wilkins Charles Williams Joseph H. Wilder Jared L. Williams Joseph Wolcott Oscar Worthley Ira E. Woodward David Young Harrison DeF. Young Richard O. Young
COLONIAL FRENCH & INDIAN 1755-1763
Thos. Burnside David Page, Jr. Emmons Stockwell Daniel Spaulding
REVOLUTIONARY 1775-1783
Andrew Adams John Bergin Joseph Brackett Isaac Darby Richard C. Everett David Greenleaf James Hardy Phineas Hodgdon John McIntire Abner Osgood Moses Page Samuel Page Eleazer Rosebrooks James Rosebrooks Dennis Stanley Ebenezer Twombly John Weeks Samuel S. Wentworth Jonathan Willard Moses White Nathaniel White Joseph Willard
GREAT BRITATN 1812-15
John Bergin 2nd John Bickford Edwards Bucknam Stephen Bullard Orrin R. Dexter John English Joel Farnham Robert Gotham Samuel Gotham John Hicks Daniel Holmes John M. Holmes Alpheus Hutchins George Ingerson Amaziah Knight Jacob McIntire Harvey Moore Jacob B. Moore John W. Moore Shepard Morse Daniel Perkins James Perkins Levi Pratt Abram Sanborn Edmund Sanborn Israel Sanderson Allen Smith James B. Stanley Benjamin Stephenson John W. Weeks John Wilson
CANADA LINE 1812
Gustavus Hall Stephen Hayes Joel Hemmenway George W. Moore Amasa Page John Perkins David Taylor Benjamin Upham
INDIAN STREAM 1835
James Balch Harry Boutwell Alfred C. Greenleaf Douglas Ingerson Dennis Jones Eli Kenerson John Perkins Charles F. Stone John Sweet
MEXICAN 1847
John M. Lindsey Jefferson Perkins James Powers Harvey Wade
WAR WITH SPAIN AND PHILIPPINES 1898-1900
Frank Cassady Charles Craigie Ernest Dow Fred Flanders Charles French Fred Fuller Edward Greenwood Harry W. Hayes Frank Haynes Thos. A. Hopkins Alexander Kier Elmer R. Marsh John W. Weeks D.L. Webster Henry C. Whittier
Erected 1907 by Town of Lancaster.
Topics. This memorial is listed in these topic lists: War, French and Indian • War, Spanish-American • War, US Civil • War, US Revolutionary. A significant day of the year for for this entry is May 31.
Location. 44° 29.136′ N, 71° 34.117′ W. Marker is in Lancaster, New Hampshire, in Coos County. Memorial is at the intersection of Prospect Street (U.S. 3) and Portland Street (U.S. 2), in the median on Prospect Street. Touch for map. Marker is in this post office area: Lancaster NH 03584, United States of America. Touch for directions.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within walking distance of this marker. First Church of Lancaster (within shouting distance of this marker); The Thompson Legacy (approx. 0.2 miles away); Lancaster Main Street Programs (approx. 0.2 miles away); Col. Edward Cross (approx. 0.4 miles away); a different marker also named Lancaster War Memorial (approx. 0.4 miles away); Stone House (approx. half a mile away); Wilder-Holton House (approx. 0.9 miles away); Lancaster N. H.: Stories of People and Places (approx. 0.9 miles away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Lancaster.
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