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Transcribed 2005 by Mary Rhodes
“The Whitesville News” --
Whitesville,
Allegany County, New York, Thursday 30 May 1912
THE LAST RESTING PLACE OF OUR HONORED
DEAD
Revised List of the Dead Soldiers of the Revolution, 1812, and Civil
Wars Who Are Buried in Whitesville and Vicinity —
Markers are on Nearly all of the Graves
Whitesville Rural Cemetery
John C. Bartlett, Co. P. 144th N. Y. Infantry
Joseph Bledsoe, 1812
Adelbert S. Brown, Co. E First New York Dragoons
Rev. John B. Chase, 1812
William H. Comstock, hospital steward, 85th N.Y. Infantry
Wilford W. Crandall, Co. B 4th Iowa Infantry
William R. Deake, Co. F First N.Y. Dragoons
Dauphin Dexter, Co. H 85th N.Y. Infantry
Mary E. Dutcher, wife of Harrison B. Butcher, who was killed, 11 Nov.
1864, in Virginia
Manville F. Forsyth, Co. F 109th N.Y. Infantry
Lyndon H. Goodnough, Co. K 137th N.Y.V.; Co. E.lO9th N.Y.
Erwin 0. Graves, Co. E. First N.Y. Dragoons
Lyman 0. Graves, 1812
Albert H. Halsey, Co. A. 23rd N.Y. Infantry; Battery L 1st N.Y. Artillery,
20th N.Y.
Independent Battery
Edwin A. Harris, Co. I 76th Pennsylvania Infantry
Judson D. Jacobs, Co. H. 85th N.Y. Infantry
Warren D. Kenyon, Co. E. First N.Y. Mounted Rifles
David C. Mattison, Co. A. 9th N.Y. Heavy Artillery
John A. Miller, Co. A. 5th N.Y. Heavy Artillery
Charles Pritchard
Ebenezer Richmond, 1812
Edward A. Richmond, Co. G. 46th Pennsylvania Infantry
Murray J. Richmond, killed before Petersburg, Va., 17 July 1864
Matilda Sawyer, mother of Selic A. Sawyer, who was killed in action 31 May
1862,
at Fair Oaks, Va.
J. Warren Seger, Co. I 189th N.Y. Infantry
John G. Sherman, Co. E. First Minnesota Infantry
Byron B. Slade, Co. D. 132nd Pennsylvania Infantry; Co. B. 20th
Pennsylvania
Infantry; Co. G. 2nd Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery
Eben E. Slade, Co. G. 2nd Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery
Samuel J. Tallman, Co. E. First N.Y. Dragoons, killed in action, 12 June
1864 at
Trevilian Station, Va.
Tunis Tallman, Co. F. 109th N.Y. Infantry, killed in action, 12 May 186?
at
Spottsylvania, Va.
Almanzo Wiley, Co. E. First N.Y. Dragoons
Independence Cemetery
Wellman Barney, Co. C. 85th N.Y. Infantry, died 8 Sept. 1862.
William Briggs, 1812
Newell Brown, Co. H. 85th N.Y. Infantry, died a prisoner of war at
Wilmington,
N. C., 16 Feb. 1865.
Talbert Collins, Co. H. 85th N.Y. Infantry, died a prisoner of war at
Florence, S. C.
30 November 1864
George Crandall, drummer, 160th N.Y. Infantry
James L. Eaton, Co. C. 85th N.Y. Infantry, died at Newport News, Va. , 25
April
1862.
Lewis B. Fish, Co. G. 52nd N. Y. Infantry
Ethan S. Green, Co. C. C. 85th N. Y. Infantry, died a prisoner of war in
Andersonville,
Ga., 24 May 1864
Isaiah W. Green, 1812
Joel Green, company and regiment not known
Albert H. Heseltine, Co. C. 85th N. Y. Infantry, died 25 Aug. 1864
Richard S. Jacobs, Co. I 160th N.Y. Infantry
Orson Kenyon, Co. E. First N. Y. Dragoons, died at Crany Island, Va., 18
Sept. 1862
John P. Livermore, 1812
Samuel A. Livermore, Co. C. 85th N. Y. Infantry
Jackson O’Dell, Co. G. 151st Indiana Infantry
Nathaniel Perkins, a soldier of the Revolution
Henry Stillman, Co. B. 16th N. Y. Heavy Artillery
Francis M. Wood, Co. E. First N. Y. Dragoons
Hillside Cemetery at Whitesville
Samuel Chapman, 1812
James Covel, a soldier of the Revolution
Asa M. Graves, Co. I. 189th N. Y. Infantry
John 0. Horton, Co. I. 189th N. Y Infantry
Archelaus Putman, 1812
Milo Walter, Co. H. 85th N, Y. Infantry
White’s Corners Cemetery
Hiram 0. Chapin, Co. E. 1st N. 1. Dragoons
Obed D. Nye, Co. B. 179th N. Y. Infantry
Spring Mills Cemetery
Mortimer Olmsted, Co. H. 141st N, Y. Infantry
Briggs Farm - South Hill
Fernando C. Briggs, Co, H. 85th N. Y. Infantry
West Union Cemetery
Palmer Warfield, Co. G. 86th N. Y. Infantry
Kenyon Farm
Zeba Norton, 1812
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