Civil War Memorial Mound & Urn - Hartford, New York - American Civil War Monuments and Memorials on Waymarking.com

This Civil War mound was erected as a grassy mound in 1897 in the Old Hartford Cemetery in Hartford, New York. In 1910 an urn was placed atop the mound. This Civil War Memorial honors 23 Hartford men who lost their lives in the war. A sign next to the mound reads:

CIVIL WAR VETERANS
MEMORIAL MOUND

COMPANY E; 123rd N.Y. INFANTRY

1862 - 1865

LADS OF THE 123rd WE REMEMBER
AND HONOR YOUR DEEDS

YOU SERVED SO THAT WE WOULD
REMAIN UNITED AND FREE!

Signage was placed at the roadside by the Town of Hartford in 2014 which reads:

Civil War Mound and Urn
Erected to honor the 23 Hartford men who died while in service
Mound erected 1897 Urn placed 1910
22nd Infantry: John Miner, George Minor, James Wythe; 16th
Artillery: John Burton, Albert Higley; 93rd Infantry: John Hughes,
William Orcutt; 123rd Infantry Co. E: Frank Archambault, John
Bell, Bryon Briggs, Thomas Clark, John Daicy, Adolphus Jefway,
James Norton, John Patrick, Hiram Thomas, Norman Weer, John
Wright; Co. H: Thomas Dickinson; Co. K: Clarke Waite; Co. I:
Albert King; 186th Infantry: William Brown; Navy: Charles Covell.
Town of Hartford 2014

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Name of Government Entity or Private Organization that built the monument: Town of Hartford Union, Confederate or Other Monument: Union Rating (1-5): Related Website: [Web Link] Photo or photos will be uploaded.: yes Date Installed or Dedicated: Not listed

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