In Memoriam

Those who perished in the Civil War:

Killed at Fredericksburg:

Augustus Baldwin Fairchild, Company A, cenotaph markers, 58 Magnolia Avenue, Grove Street Cemetery, New Haven

This stone for Augustus, which stands next to the above stone, is shared with Augustus' brother Charles and three triplet siblings of Augustus who died shortly after their birth.

Franklin E. Alling, Company H, cenotaph marker, 75 Locust Avenue, Grove Street Cemetery, New Haven

Charles L. Alling, Company H, gravestone, 46 Magnolia Avenue, Grove Street Cemetery

John Mitchell, Company D, gravestone, 74 Cedar Avenue, Grove Street Cemetery

Corporal William G. Hill, Company I, gravestone, 55 Locust Avenue, Grove Street Cemetery

Killed at Gettysburg:

Lieutenant Colonel Henry C. Merwin gravestone, 48 Maple Avenue, Grove Street Cemetery, New Haven

Jedediah Chapman, Captain of Company H, gravestone, 41 Laurel Avenue, Grove Street Cemetery, New Haven

Those who survived the Civil War:

Colonel Richard S. Bostwick gravestone, 20 Sylvan Avenue, Grove Street Cemetery, New Haven

Second Lieutenant Frank M. Chapman gravestone, 41 Laurel Avenue, Grove Street Cemetery, New Haven

Lieutenant Edmund B. Cross, Company B, gravestone, 67 Locust Avenue, Grove Street Cemetery, New Haven

Edward F. Baldwin, Company E, gravestone, 51 Laurel Avenue, Grove Street Cemetery, New Haven

Wells R. Davis, Company H, gravestone, 42 Spruce Avenue, Grove Street Cemetery, New Haven

William W. Moses, Company H, gravestone, 40 Locust Avenue, Grove Street Cemetery, New Haven