Morning journal and courier., 1886-05-27
THE SOLDIER DEAD.
List of Those Buried in the GroVe
 Street Cemetery.

THE SOLDIER DEADs List of Those Buried i'm the Grove
 Street Cemetery. On Tuesday there was published in the COURIER list of the soldiers who are buried in the Evergreen cemetery so far as ascer- tained by the committee, accompanied by request that the list be carefully scanned by the friends and relatives of the deceased and that notice be sent to the committee of any omissions or any corrections that should be made in name, company or regiment. Inls had the desired effect, as will be seen by the from MT. Waldron. This we publish list of those who lie ln the Grove street cemetery and make similar request that any errors or omissions in this list be reported without delay to Col. c. B. Foster, box ss1, city. The committee will also be at the cemetery on Sunday afternoon to receive any information that friends can give them. Where omitted, the name of company and regiment are required as we'll as any names omitted entirely. This work, when completed, will be of great ser vice to the Grand Army in future years in locating the graves. The list so far as made up is as follows:
 GROVE STREET CEMETERY. William Hedges.
 E. McNein, Company q, 1st Conn. H. Artil. P. Lines, Captain Co c, ad Kansas " william T. Scranton. Quartermaster soth c. V. Fitch Pi flSI W. Parker M "
 General W. H. Russell
 C. H. Whittlesey.
 E: E Giliott,' G nat' Conn. 1F Cav.
 J. c. Bishop. Co. E, uhCv. William B. Hogeboom, sergt. Co. D, 5th N E. Hitchcock, Capt. Co., G, 7thCv David Phipps, navy 1776.
 P S. Galpin.
 william %9g fagers9ll, RsymsstsE n .; s. Navy N. Beers, Paymaster. 1776
 Henry c. Merwin, Col. s7th c. V M. McCleve, Veteran 1776.
 Marcus Merriman, Veteran 177e. E F Blake, Major 5th G. "
 stephen Wheeler, Veteran 1776. c. E. Fowler. Sergt. 20th C.V. Sydney Moulthrop.
 |. Nj hDSs Dutson 1s5 Lieut. s e; S' C. 9th c.v. D. Walter Osborne Major 18th C.v. T. Mix, vet. 1776.
 Q. s. Alling. Co. D. 18th C.v. c. A. Crockett, Co. E, 7th Cv. c. " Cornwall, Lieut. isth c. V. E. P Donnelly.
 J. H. Lees. aOth c. V.
 2. [. filling, Co. A. 27th c. " - Dobson.
 John W, Creed, 1st Conn. Artillery. c. H. Stone 18th c. V.
 0. P. Brown. Adjutant 18th c. ] dhsp@as, dchhsaamag' eaps sa5secS0: c0. A, s7thov. A. B. Fairchild.
 James Mcdonald.
 Gen. N. S. Hallenback. Charles WincheI.
 E: A: Lego, Paymaster U; 8. Navy. ": Moses, Co: A, 27th C;V. I. W. Twining, 37th \. W. G H' S 6. sposa smith' ssrsf sd K Ma, a7tb CIV E Walker, Chaplain si 1st c 4Tty. J. Miner, Co. M, 1st c. lily. Arty. E D. filling, Co. A, a7th c. V. E. Buckley.
 B. Mcdonald.
 William Fully.
 Henry Miller.
 Col. E, D. c. Dewraitston. T. Winthrop, Maj. J. Averill Ccaplain 23d C.V. F. Peck, Colonel 18th 0. V. J. Mitchell, Co. D, 27th c. V. E. Crockett Co D, 11th c. V. Colonel 5ef5; 5 wadsworth. J. Averill
 J. C Osborn, 6th C. V. William Mansfield, veteran 1776. W,;I k DoEnS; @ sgrgsSq gssfR l4sR < N. Y. Cavalry. c. A. Davis, 18th 0. V. ?. E Taylor, U. s: Navy, N. l. Farnham,, Colonel 11th N. Y. V. Infantry. T. H. Redwood, major. H. 4. Gregory, Admiral U. s. Navy. J. Glynn, Commodore U. s. Navy. Captain John Bulford- = Hubbard. c. Miller, Vet. 1776 J. Lane, 2Oth 0. V: H: H ssBt9 s; m9adleyi ce El 1Gsh s1h 2; g. Y: Y d d Ri Rice allISf, I5tE g. esuTge0n' T M. Halter, Go, C., 9th c. V. - Blair
 H. B. Dorman Co. B, 1stc.v. E. B Osborn, Capt. Co. K, 9th O. V. J. J. M d earl (Confederate.) 7 H It.in P; smithi H5d | lrt ! It: ' Battery Albert Hyckman. David Atwater. James L. Mason. Conrad Abel. Ferdinand Fromville, Co. c, 29th c. V. To the Editor of the JOURNAL AND COURIER: Your kindness in publishing on the 25th nst. the list of soldiers (so far as kuown) who re buried in Evergreen cemetery has been of reat assistance to the committee charged with l he matter of preparing an accurate list of the | oldier dead in that cemetery. Nearly thirty l dditions and corrections have been made to l he list since published by you. It Is our | esire to have perfectly accurate list that | hose who are tc do the work of decorating | hese graves in years to come may be guided | n their labor of love by accurate dsta. Your ssistance in the work is duly appreciated by he committee.
 FRED H. WALDRoN,
 Chairman. In this connection it may be said that the lew metal markers for the graves of Grand Army comrades have been received and ,laced in position and the flags have been ,laced in the markers. The markers for the raves of other soldiers will not be completed 1 n time for use on Memorial day this year, ut all graves are marked with flag as in | ormer years. 1
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