Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-14
I34 Survivors ()f The INeny-Sixth
Secretary Benjamin F. Gates of New Lendon Furnishes List of Living Veterans 50 Years After the Regiment Mustered out-Many are Unaccounted For-Reunior at Buckingham Memorial To-day

gan. w eSI6Tly, F1IIQ sergeant | as W. Gardner, Pawtuxet; First Cor poral George Brayton, Stonington; Sixth Corporal Charles Bennett, Mys- tic; Privates Horace r. Burdick, North Stonington, Thomas H. Brown, Vest erly, Orville M. Briggs. Westerly, Jo- home, Tenn, William F. Eeclestone, East Cleveland O.. Charles H. Clad ding. Bridgeport, Shubael Holmes Norwich, George A. Latham, Boise. Idaho, David $. Merritt, New London, John c. Moore. Brooklyn, N. Y. Avery E. Parks, Norwich James W. Targee Waterford.
 Company l.
 Company Second Lieutenant Charles o. Harris, New London; Sec ond Sergeant Daniel Lake. New Lon dons Fourth Sergeant William E.. Chester, Kansas City, Mo. Third Cor poral Henry c. Crowell. Providence; Fifth Corporal Orlando N. Rogers, 1 Black Diamond, Cal; Sixth Corporal l Privates Isaac Bragaw, New London, E, John Brown, Norwich, state hospi- 1 tai, James J. Chapel. Clinton, Israel ". Cone, Minneapolis, Minn. William C.. l New London, Edward Havens, East Lyme, Hiram A. Hampstead Santa 1 Barbara, Cal, Charles H. Minson. Gro- l ton, Oliver Mason, New London, l Charles Preston, Soldiers home To- gus, Me. Thomas Sizer, New London, Albert G. Smith, New London, Charles H. Smitton. Waterford.
 Company K. Company K - Second Sergeant l Charles Fl. Niles, New London: Third l Sergeant Joshua Bliven, Canterbury; Fourth Sergeant Horace Gift, Mystic River; First Corporal Amos E. Slack, Mystic River; Second Corporal Latham Rathbun, Noank; Fourth Corporal John G. Packer, Mystic River; Eighth 1 Corporal Thomas A. Perry. Groton; Privates Warren Burnett, Mystic Riv- CT, George w. Beebe, Groton, Ralph H. Bailey, Groton. Joseph H. Jewett, l Westerly Nathan H. Newbury, Mystic, Jerome A. Shirley, Groton, Henry C.. Smith. New London, Reuben R. Will son, Gales Ferry, William York, West erly, Edwin York, Keller, Mich.
 Veterans Without Records. Of the following veterans of the 18th regiment Secretary Gates has no rec ord of their present residence, if hv- ing, and they are not known to be dead. Where there is a blank their residence was never known, and if ever known the dates are of notices returned unclaimed:
 Field and Staff Sergeant Major Henry J. Tough, Springfield, Mass, 1911; Orderly Ser geant Thomas J. Herring.
 Company A.
 Fifth Corporal Edward S. Wheeler, Privates Joseph c. Armstrong, Thomas Charlton, John $. Long. Oramel w Rathbun, James Rodsn, Henry Ter hume, John Welden,
 Company 3. Taovord Fourth Corporal William F. Irish. Sev- enth Corporal Charles D. Morgan, Richmon, Va, unclaimed 1911, Privates George Barnes, John Charlton, Thomas Donahue, Thomas Kerrigan, Benjamin F. Lanphere, Wallingford and Man Peck J. Frank Tanner, Reubert Will bur,
 Company c. First Lieut.. Sylvester E. w. Johnson, Lawrence, Kan, unclaimed August, 1911; Second Lieut.. Merritt A. Com stock. Lyme, Conn; Privates Terrence McCabe, John w. Murray, Leroy Noon, John w. Prentice, Modesto. Cal, un- claimed August. 1912. Company D. Second Lieut.. Arden Moffit, Second Corporal Dutie G. Chapman. Musician James w Goss, Privates Darius B. Bitgood, James V. Bates, Henry J. Ball, John Enright, Norwich and Mo began, Conn., unclaimed August, 1912; James Egan. Owen Gilleman or Gill; leran, Andrew Hawthorne, William Kramer. Joseph M. Lane, Michael Mulealey, Thomas Newman. Daniel Coventry, Conn. unclaimed August, 1Ss7 Joseph H. Smith, John Will Hams.
 Company E, First Lieut.. .Lemuel G. Wightman, New York city, returned August, 1912; Second Sergeant Frank Alittern, Third Sergeant Andrew Harrison, Sitxh Cor poral William Golden. Musician Chas. Clark, Privates William Dunn, Mich ael Gross John Hoffmeyer, John Hol- ley George w. Kingsley, Frederick I4owenstein. David Miller. William w. Packer, Conrad Pousch. George Sshra- der, John Sullivan.
 Company F. First Corporal George w. Rogers, East Lyme, notice returned August, 1912; Musician Charles o. Sizer. Prl- yates Jerome B. Fenner. Washington and Coventry, R. l., unclaimed August, 1910; Charles Miner, Patrick OHallo- ran, Ezera L. Smith, Minneapolis and Euclid, Minn., unclaimed August, 1907. Company G. Pfivates Andrew J. Penharlow, Ju- Illus Williams, Norwich and Noroton, unclaimed August, 1910; Charles P. Williams
 Company H. Privates Stephen D. Merritt, Charles A. Miller, Samuel M. Macomber, som erville, Mass. unclaimed August, 1911.
 Company l. Privates James Quinn (Sabine) Rob- ert York.
 Company K. 1 Privates Charles R. Cranston, Fall River, Mass. and Newark. N. J.. Te- turned August. 1910; John B. Clark, Patrick Martly Westerly, R. L, remov ed. left no address, returned August, 1911; Isaac W. Smith Deaths Since Last Reunion. The deaths reported since August 14, 1912, are as follows: Go. A-Stephen Austin, at Berlin, Conn, May, 1912 Lemuel Banning at Groton, Sept. 10. 1912 Lester Rounds at Montville.l March 1s. 1913. Co. Civilian H. Flint at New London March 29. 1918. Co. D-Charles l.. kenney at Sol diers' home, Tennessee, Oct. 15, 1912. Co. E Edward Day at New London, Jan. 22. 1913; Franl1ling F. Bolton at New London, Feb. 20, 1913; Louis Sax ton (service name Sechting) at Nor wich, Nov. B, 1912.
 Co. F4Obed G. smith at Nantucket. Mass, Feb. A. 1913.
 Co. G-Darius M. A lafns at Provf- dence, R. l.. May g, 1913.
 Co. H-Captain Daniel Champlin at Providence, Oct. IT. 1912 John E. Halberton at Westerly. Jan. 24, 1913: Lieut.. John F. lJenks at Cleveland. o., Feb, 2. 1913,