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Report: Military Service

         Description: Military Service



honoring our relatives that have served this country. This list is "in progress" and by no means comlete. If you feel we've overlooked someone please contact us using the "Suggest" tab on the top of their page.


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# Person ID Last Name, Given Name(s) Birth Date Death Date Military Service: Place Military Service
801 I38934  Eldridge, Charles  28 Aug 1743  20 Nov 1798  Continental Army, American Revolution   He was wounded at Ft Griswold. His house and store were destroyed in the burning of New London 
802 I12078  Everts, Lieutenant Ambrose  18 Dec 1760  1800  Continental Army, American Revolution   He served as ensign and lieutenant in the Connecticut militia. 
803 I60020  Fabyan, George  15 Mar 1867  17 May 1936    Illinois Governor Richard Yates appointed George Fabyan to his military guard in 1901 and, gave him the honorary title of Colonel.

In 1992 the National Security Agency recognized George's Riverbank Laboratories as the birthplace of U.S. cryptology. They honored Fabyan him with a plaque reading "To the Memory of George Fabyan From a Grateful Government: In recognition of the voluntary and confidential service rendered by Colonel Fabyan and his Riverbank Laboratories in the sensitive areas of cryptanalysis and cryptologic training during a critical time of national need on the eve of America's entry into World War I." 
804 I18803  Fay, James  20 Dec 1756  4 May 1778  Continental Army, American Revolution   According to the book "One Branch of the Fay Family" he died in the revolution; his mother is said to have said at his departure, "I shall never see him again," to which he replied, "If my grave is there, mother, I must go to it, it will not come to me." 
805 I3705  Fay, Captain Jedediah  30 Jan 1727    Continental Army, French and Indian War   He was a Captain in the French and Indian wars also Deputy to the General Assembly. 
806 I14123  Fay, John  23 Dec 1734  16 Aug 1777  Continental Army, American Revolution   KIA, Battle of Saratoga 
807 I37795  Fay, John  23 May 1756    Continental Army, American Revolution    
808 I27068  Fay, Kent  7 Sep 1909  30 Aug 1944  U.S. Army, WWII   KIA 
809 I26526  Fay, Lyman  16 Jun 1834  7 Apr 1916  Civil War, Union Army   Company A, First Illinois Light Artillery. 6 October 1864 to 10 July 1865. 
810 I9920  Fay, Nathan  15 Oct 1750  8 Jun 1845  Continental Army, American Revolution    
811 I1795  Fay, Captain Stephen  5 May 1715    Continental Army, French and Indian War    
812 I56113  Fenton, Percy Forman  10 Dec 1898    Canadian Army WWI   Percy enlisted, October 9, 1916, in the 2nd Construction Battalion based in Pictou, Nova Scotia, Canada's only all-black battalion. 
813 I63255  Ferris, Gilbert  26 Sep 1746  1 Dec 1834  Continental Army, American Revolution    
814 I26833  Fetcher, William Monroe  2 Dec 1918  13 Nov 1942  U.S. Navy Reserve   William was a communications officer aboard the USS Juneau (CL-52) which was torpedoed and sunk on 13 Nov 1942. 
815 I50850  Fiske, Abijah  1 Nov 1755  14 Mar 1833  Continental Army, American Revolution    
816 I50849  Fiske, Amos  25 Apr 1754    Continental Army, American Revolution    
817 I35579  Fiske, William  26 Apr 1732    Continental Army, American Revolution   Served in Captain turner's Company, Colonel Van Rensselaer's Regiment, New York. 
818 I51684  Flagg, Gershom  16 Apr 1641  6 Jul 1690  Continental Army   Was killed in the Battle of Port Royal which was part of King William's War beteen France and England. It lasted from 1688 to 1697. 
819 I56937  Flagg, Jonas  1731  27 Apr 1819  Continental Army, American Revolution    
820 I54921  Flagg, Wilson Falor  26 Oct 1938  11 Sep 2001  U.S. Navy, Vietnam   He became a Navy pilot in 1962. He served on active duty from 1961 to 1967, including three tours as a fighter pilot in the Vietnam War.

He served in the reserves until his retirement in 1995. 
821 I55696  Folger, William Mayhew  19 May 1844  22 Jul 1928  Civil War, Union Navy   Also served in the Spanish-American War 
822 I14307  Fonda, Henry Jaynes  16 May 1905  12 Aug 1982  U.S. Navy, WWII    
823 I22548  Forest, Frank E    11 Mar 2009  U.S. Army    
824 I59106  Freeman, Henry Blanchard  17 Jan 1837  16 Oct 1915  Civil War, Union Army   He received the Medal of Honor on February 17, 1894.

The citation reads; "for extraordinary heroism on 31 December 1862, while serving with 18th U.S. Infantry, in action at Stone River, Tennessee. First Lieutenant Freeman voluntarily went to the front and picked up and carried to a place of safety, under a heavy fire from the enemy, an acting field officer who had been wounded, and was about to fall into enemy hands." 
825 I66265  Freeman, Mortimer Roy  25 Jul 1875  7 Sep 1935  U.S. Army, Spanish-American War    
826 I53085  Freeman, Thomas  Abt 1765  Abt 1812  King's Service - Royal Army   Jessup's Rangers 
827 I43705  French, Almon Bruce  13 Sep 1838  28 Aug 1923  Civil War, Union Army    
828 I43700  French, William Jr  1744  15 Aug 1838  Continental Army, American Revolution    
829 I14645  Fuller, Reverend Arthur Buckminster  10 Aug 1822  11 Dec 1862  Civil War, Union Army   He served in the Civil as a chaplain with a Massachusetts regiment. He mustered in on 1 August 1861. He was honorably discharged on 10 December 1862 due to health reasons. On the day after his discharge he was at the Battle of Fredericksburg. He volunteered to join troops who were attempting to drive the Confederate sharpshooters out of the city. He was killed in battle. 
830 I6837  Gamble, Dallas Richard  4 Feb 1927  10 Dec 2004  U.S. Army, WWII    
831 I6834  Gamble, Edward Warren  9 Apr 1885  2 Mar 1968  U.S. Army, WWI    
832 I24142  Garfield, James Abram  19 Nov 1831  19 Sep 1881  Civil War, Union Army   In 1861 he received a commission as a colonel in the 42nd Ohio Infantry. He was eventually promoted to the rank of major General. 
833 I18721  Garfield, Thomas  12 Dec 1680  4 Feb 1750    Served in the town militia. 
834 I47641  Gates, George Washington  4 Jul 1844  26 May 1864  Civil War, Union Army   36th Illinois Infantry. Killed in the Battle of Dallas. 
835 I44195  Gaul, James Harvey  17 May 1911  26 Jan 1945  U.S. Navy, WWII   U.S. Naval Reservist Lieutenant, executed by German firing squad January 1945 at the Mauthausen Concentration Camp near Linz, Austria. He was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross. 
836 I58891  George, Charles Philip Arthur  14 Nov 1948    Royal Navy    
837 I32092  Gerber, Donald Raymond  24 Jul 1924  7 Jul 2008  U.S. Marine Corps, WWII   Enlisted 18 June 1942. 
838 I32081  Gerber, Marcella Catherine  7 Mar 1917  30 Nov 2005  U.S. Marine Corps, WWII    
839 I47664  Gerould, Frank Avery  15 Aug 1893  9 Mar 1968  U.S. Army, WWI    
840 I38966  Gerould, Frank Wheelock  13 Jan 1854  10 Jun 1918  U.S. Army (National Guard)    
841 I6249  Gibbs, Robert G  11 Mar 1836  17 Aug 1886  Civil War, Union Army    
842 I65527  Gillett, Joseph  25 Jul 1641  18 Sep 1675  Continental Army, King Philips War   In September 1675 during King Philip?s War Deerfield was attacked several times by the Indians. It was decided to evacuate Deerfield. Captain Thomas Lathrop?s company of soldiers were bringing loaded carts toward Northampton when they were ambushed at a spot since known as Bloody Brook. Joseph Gillett and Captain Lathrop were among the 64 settlers killed. 
843 I59341  Gilman, Nicholas  3 Aug 1755  2 May 1814  Continental Army, American Revolution   Adjutant (administrative officer) of the 3rd New Hampshire Regiment. He was part of the forces that defeated General Burgoyne at the Battle of Freeman's Farm.

He wintered at Valley Forge with General George Washington. His duties kept him in close contact with Washington and other leaders of the Revolution. 
844 I25380  Gilman, William Lankton  11 Sep 1838  24 Nov 1915  Civil War, Union Army   15th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry. William was wounded at The Battle of Fredericksburg, Spotsylvania County, Virginia. 
845 I34488  Givens, Richard Ayres  16 Jun 1932  7 Feb 2003  U.S. Army   1954-1956 
846 I29000  Glensor, Harry Willard  25 Aug 1906  5 Oct 1944  U.S. Coast Guard    
847 I36458  Goddard, Nahum Parks  21 Mar 1829  5 Jul 1891  U.S. Army   Band leader 
848 I15644  Goodell, Milton P  27 Jun 1837  9 May 1864  Civil War, Union Army   Enlisted in 1862. Wounded and taken prisoner. Died in Andersonville Prison. 
849 I22732  Goodenow, Daniel  1 Jan 1726  27 Dec 1818  Continental Army, American Revolution    
850 I59067  Gould, Benjamin  15 May 1751  30 May 1841  Continental Army, American Revolution    


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