Brunswick G A R Post honors fallen and living veterans
Brunswick’s Vincent Mountfort Post No 22 of the Grand Army of the Republic organized in 1879 and installed January 27, 1880, recalls its ten charter members and later growth. It preserves Civil War memory, honors veterans, and lists many Brunswick servicemen who fought under Union commanders across major battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Mountfort
Brunswick
United States Army
Navy
Army
David E. Stanwood
J. F. Thorne
W. H. Tobey
A. F. Varney
C. H. Williams
Charles H. York
Boys In Blue
Grand Army of the Republic
Franklin Adams
Maine
Joseph E. Stetson
I. H. Danforth
Walter V. Ross
J. B&b. Alexander
Stephen Winslow
L. D. Howes
Joseph Fuller
David Coombs
Little Round Top
Bowdenham
Washington
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Grand Army
James E. Alexander
Andrew D. Alexander
A. J. Alexander
John Avis
Bent
D. Avis John IL. Alexander J. F. Bartlett
George Bunker Co
E. Baker
Benj. P. Bibber
James Clark
George W. Cobb James W. Crawford
C. Coffin
Gen
Joshua L. Chamberlain
H. B. Cobb
John W. Curtis Reuben Colby
I. L. Cannon
Snob Coburn
David F. Curtis
J. F. Chaney
W. D. Cripps
Joseph S. Decovin
Henry B. Dunning
Oren T. Despeaux
B. L. Dennison
John Dennison
R. A. Dunning
W. H. Doughty
Benj. F. Estes George A. Eaton
George W. Eaton Isaac N. Frink
P. R. Goodrich J. M. Grows
A. Q. Good W. B. Goodwin
O. M
Samuel L. Johnson
Joseph H. Lombard
William Lubee
Co. C. Leavitt
B.S. Luce
Samuel Lowell William Mountfort
Roderick MacDonald William Miller Stephen Fr. Morrill
W. C. Moody
Levi Toothaker
1St
Maine Cavalry
Dunham Whithes
Niagara Engine Hall
A. W. S Sawyer
Portland
Nel
Tle
Ball
McLellan
West Virginia
Battles of
Shiloh
Farragut
New Or
Philip KK. Goodrich
Vincent Mountefort
Brunswick Town