Veterans Memorial - Rye, NH - Non-Specific Veteran Memorials on Waymarking.com

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DEDICATED
TO THE MEMORY
OF THE
MEN OF RYE
WHO FOUGHT IN THE
REVOLUTIONARY WAR
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WAR OF 1812
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CIVIL WAR

JOSEPH BERRY ALBERT CASWELL AUGUSTUS CASWELL CHARLES CASWELL GEORGE B CASWELL HENRY N CASWELL JOHN W CASWELL WILLIAM CASWELL LYMAN CLARK NATHAN CLOUGH JOHN H DOWNS DANIEL M FOSS ROBERT S FOSS JOHN H FOYE HOWARD FRISBEE ARTHUR GOSS JAMES W GOSS LEVI HALL ALBION J JENNESS GEORGE W JOHNSON

ALFRED LANG GEORGE N LANG DANIEL D LOCKE DAVID LOCKE CHARLES I MACE WOODBURY N MACE WILLIAM T MATHES OLIVER B PHILBRICK AUGUSTUS Y RAND EDWIN RAND JOHN A RAND JUDSON P RANDALL JOSEPH J SEAVEY ROBERT P SHAPLEY WILLIAM H SHAPLEY GILMAN N VARREL ROBERT W VARREL DANIEL WEBSTER

SPANISH WAR

EDWARD L JOHNSON - EVERETT CHICK

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IN HONOR OF
THE RYE MEN
WHO SERVED THEIR COUNTRY
IN THE WAR OF 1917

ARTHUR L BROWN CHARLES R BROWN JAMES W BROWN WILLIAM BROWN PHILLIP D DAVIDSON WILLARD H DRAKE ERNEST C EATON J RUSSELL ELWELL DONALD L FINLAYSON HERBERT O FOSS RAY M FOSS WALLACE H GARRETT FORREST C JENNESS HERBERT L JENNESS MAURICE A JENNESS THORNTON W JENNESS BURLEIGH JOHNSON HARRY R KELTCHNER CALVIN W LEAR THOMAS D McLAUGHLIN

ROLLO A MORTON CHARLES W PARSONS GEORGE F PARSONS JOHN L PARSONS GEORGE O PHILBRICK MANNINC H PHILBRICK SETH E RAND WALLACE E RAND ALBERT M REMICK HAROLD REMICK AUSTIN F REMICK ERVIN C SEAVEY MAURICE SMART NORRIS TREFETHEN PHILLIP W TUCKER ERNEST V VARRELL JESSE V WALKER CARKABD F WYNOT MAYNARD L YOUNG

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Dedicated to the memory of
the Men and Women of Rye
Who Served our Nation in
World War II

Ralph E. Adams Warren H. Allen, Jr. Dalton E. Alley Ralph J. Barr Robert G. Barr Linwood Harris Beal Harry A. Beevers Leland Berry Norman E. Berry Stanley Berry Richard A. Berry Henry S. Bonner John T. Bonner Paul H. Bonner Paul H. Bonner, Jr. Daniel Bonner Lee Boucher Armand J. Bourque, Jr . Lindsey R. Brigham Gerald Brittaney Horace Broomfield Lawrence H. Broomfield Morris F. Broomfield Shirley Vincent Brown William G. Brown Rober E. Buttrick Elmer H. Byron John C. Carberry Frederick Carroll John Carroll Westerly B. Carroll John L. Carver Charles H. Caswell, Jr. Clifford C. Caswell Frank J. Casswell Lloyd Caswell Thurston Caswell Warren Caswell Henry Cavaretta James Cavaretta, Jr. Michael Cavaretta

Olympia Cavaretta Clyde Charette, Jr. Arnold E. Chick Francis B. Christopher Ernest E. Clarke Dale Clayton Rexford Clayton Eric Colen Richard Corso George A. Couch Robert Couture Normand R. Couturier Rev. Bertram Crocker Geoge Crockett Richard Crockett Wendell Cummings R. Dustin Currier Fred M. Currier Livingston R. Crawford Norma L. Ciolek Howard J. Dodge, Jr. Paul E. Dollard George Downs Alvah C. Drake Herbert R. Drake Philip S. Drake Edgar U. Duffney Howard L. Dukeshire, Jr. Walter Dunton Lawrence E. Eaton John R. Elwell James B. Emerson Marston S. Fenwick Gearge G. Fernald Russell T. Feuerhan Herman Eugene Fogg George E. Follett Newton P. Foss Bruce A. Funkerhouser, Jr. Harold Gailey George A. Garland, Jr.

George Goodwin Norman C. Goodwin Philip Goss Richard P. Goss Chester H. Gordon Philip A. Gove Karl Green, Jr. Leighton R. Grover George D. Hackett John D. Hamilton Charles F. Hanson Richard Hardy Albert Hathaway William J. Hathaway Calvin T. Hathaway John P. Hayes, Jr. Russell A. Hayes Lloyd S. Haynes Joseph Heaney, Jr. Edward Herlihy David John Herter Ellsworth Hodgdon Everett Hoffman, Jr. George E. Holden Leslie D. Hopkins Lomar Humphreys Florence Jenness Irving W. Jenness William R. Jenness Charls H. Jessome David E. Junkins Nichola Katsanos Eugene Keenan John J. Keenan Roland Keenan William Keenan Jean M.S. Lamarque H. John LaRose

Hallie D. Larrabee Wayne Larrabee Daniel Lauletta Valentine C. Lear Grover Leighton Melvin E. Libby Robert E. Libby Frederick Lippman, Jr. Richard Locke George T. Mahar Harry E. Makin Robert B. Marden Herbert Marshall Frank P. Mastan Henry A. Melanson Darl D. Melvin Tolford James Melvin, Jr. Donald E. Merriman Robert B. McAfee John W. McCue Walter D. McLaughlin William T. McLaughlin Fred Miles Thomas J. Montville Charles E. Moody George H. Moore Robert H. Moore William E. Moore, Jr. Frederick Morrill, Jr. Robert C. Morrill Ernest R. Morris John Morris Thomas J. Morris James Morrison, Jr. William A. Moulton George W. Moynahan Lawrence Murphy Carl Nash Wallace Nelson Robert G. Niles Herman C. Odiorne

Kenneth Otis Odiorne Evertte E. Parker Donald G. Parsons John W. Patrick (Rev.) Alfred G. Peacock Garland H. Peek Walter S. Peek Delwyn Philbrick Emmons Brown Philbrick George Philbrick, Jr. Kenneth R. Philbrick Manning H. Philbrick Shirley Seavey Philbrick, Jr. W. R. Philbrick Frank M. Pickering, Jr. Ruth Pierce Lawrence E. Platte Cornelius Quinn Ned Sherman Rand, Jr. Russell Rand Thomas F. Rand Wilford J. Rand William O. Rawson Robert J. Reardon Artis F. Remick Melvin S. Remick Sherman Remick Joseph G. Rayback Harris M. Rogers Lewis E. Robinson Edward E. Sheafe Robert W. Simpson Alfred E.M. Siteman, Jr. John Scully Harold Sleeper Maurice H. Smart Robert E. Smart Cederic Smith Judson A. Spaulding Howard L. Sprague

James K. Sprague Nelson Sprague Russell B. Stannard Richard C. Staples Lucille Sterling Allen Sterling Henry Stevens Darvin R. Stone Francis William Sykes Donald C. Syphers Robert Irving Thomas Philip Trefethen Justin F. Trueman Harold Tucker J. Lewis Tucker Roger D. Tucker William T. Ulmer Philip W. Vennard Wayne Vennard Earl C. Walker Frank I. Wargo Charles P. Wendell Chester Carlton West Dr. Elmer D. West George Linwood White Harry A. White, Jr. Russell White, Jr. Autus T. Williams George F. Williams Mendarus Williams, Jr. Stanley Williams Walter E. Wilson Walter E. Wilson, Jr. Wesley G. Woodman Ernest L. Worden Nelson Worden Stuart Wright Maynard L. Young, Jr.

Type of Memorial: Multi-War Memorial Wars mentioned (Multi-war only): American Revolutionary War War of 1812 U.S. Civil War Spanish War World War I World War II In Honor Of: IN HONOR OF THE RYE MEN WHO SERVED THEIR COUNTRY Marker Text: see detailed description above Date of dedication: undated Who Put it Here?: unknownn Description of Memorial: The monument s a rectangular stone monument with brass plaques on four sides, and nothing mounted on the top. It stands alone in a small green area in the center of town near the historic Congregational Church with adjoining cemetery which has graves dating back to the American Revolutionary War.

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