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 Soldiers' Monument - Terryville in Plymouth, CT Posted by:  neoc1
N 41° 40.917 W 073° 00.419
18T E 665880 N 4616383
Soldiers' Monument is located in Hillside Cemetery, 56 North Main Street, Terryville in Plymouth, CT.
Waymark Code: WMM6GC
Location: Connecticut, United States
Date Posted: 07/30/2014
Views: 2
The Terryville Civil War monument is a 20' stone obelisk resting on a granite plinth. Over the years the names chiseled in the sort stone became illegible. In 1983 a series of four bronze plaques containing the original information was placed over the weathered faces of the monument. The monument was erected on or before 1865.
The base of the front has, in raised letters, the inscription:
SOLDIERS
The plaque on the front face is inscribed:
CHARLES G. CLEVELAND CO. D 2d
C.V.A.DIED JAN 20, 1863, AGED 28
WESLEY F. GLOVER CO. K 2d C.V.A.
DIED DEC.28 1862, AGED 30
JOHN GREIDER CO. D 2d C.V.A.
KILLED JULY 31, 1864, AGED 35
ARTHUR G. KELLOGG CO. C 2d C.V.A.
DIED NOV 10, 1862, AGED 18
CORP. WILLIAM W. JOHNSON CO. D
2d CVA DIED JAN 30, 1863, AGED 24
ALEXIS J. SEYMOUR CO. I 1st C.V.A.
DIED JAN. 1, 1864, AGED 29
The plaque on the left side is inscribed:
CORP. CHARLES E. GUERNSEY CO. D
20 C.V.A. KILLED AT COLD HARBOR, VA.
JUNE 28, 1864, AGED 22
ABNER W. SCOTT CO. M 2d C.V.A.
KILLED AT WINCHESTER, VA.
SEPT. 19, 1864, AGED 19
DENNIS P. RYAN 2d LIGHT BATTERY
C.V. DIED APRIL 29, 1864, AGED 17
FRANKLIN W. HUBBARD CO. D 2d
C.V.A. DIED APRIL 10, 1863 AGED 25
HORATIO C. PERKINS CO. D 2d C.V.A.
DIED JAN. 9, 1865, AGED 30
FRIEND SUTCLIFF CO. A 18TH C.V.
DIED APRIL 11, 1864, AGED 40
The plaque on the back face is inscribed:
LOUIS MATHES CO. C 8th C.V.
CAPTURED NEAR FORT DARLING VA.
MAY 24, 1864, AGED 19
HENRY MATHES CO 1st C.V.A.
KILLED AT CAINES MILLS
JUNE 27, 1862, AGED 21
GEORGE H. HOLT CO. D 2d C.V.A.
DIED FEB. 26, 1863, AGED 19
LUTHER CAMP CO. C 10th C.V.
DIED FEB. 7, 1865, AGED 23
EDWARD P. SMITH CO. I 1st C.V.A.
DIED DEC. 13, 1861, AGED 23
BURRITT H. TOLLES CO. D 2d C.V.A.
DIED JAN. 12, 1863, AGED 19
The plaque on the right side is inscribed:
CAPT. EDWARD H. MIX CO. B 16th C.V.
DROWNED IN ALBEMARLE SOUND
MARCH 7, 1864, AGED 25
CAPT. EDWIN POST CO. B U.S.C.T.
KILLED AT DEEP BOTTOM
AUG 16, 1864, AGED 24
LIUT. AUGUATUS MARTINSON CO. D
2d N.Y. CALVARY KILLED AT ALDIE, VA.
JUNE 17, 1863, AGED 40
CORP. JOSEPH E. COE CO. A 24th C.V.A.
DIED MARCH 22, 1863 AGED 25
CORP. WILLIAM SHADWELL CO. I 1st
C.V.A. DIED JULY 30, 1864, AGED 42
A small plaque at the bottom of the right side is inscribed:
BRONZE PANELS ERECTED
1983 TO REPLACE THE
ORIGINAL 1865 HAND CHISELED
LETTERING NOW ILLEGIBLE
Date Installed or Dedicated: 01/01/1865
Name of Government Entity or Private Organization that built the monument: Town of Plymouth
Union, Confederate or Other Monument: Union
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