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[ front ]In Memory OfThose Who Made TheSupreme Sacrifice[ back ]Made The Supreme SacrificePelletier, Lawrence Joseph · Wade, Melvin A. · Levesque, Roland Philip · Thibeault, Gilbert · Jacob, Robert Michael · Nest…
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Korean War1950 - 1953Served With Honor
to those who diedHonor And Eternal Rest
to those still missingRemembrance And Hope
to those who returnedGratitude And Peace[ plaque at the base ] James E. Baehr · George L. Barnett, Jr. &middo…
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Memorial BoulevardCommemoration1921 - 1996WW ISupreme Sacrifice RecognitionAnthony Benaliark · Leslie E. Billings · William R. Bolton · William Neumann · Eugene Ridolpi · Frederick D. Sheldon
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Dedicated to the Memory Of Our Fallen ComradesAnd Presented to the City of Bristol ByHarold F. Emmett Post No. 994Veterans of Foreign WarsOf The United States. July 17, 1926
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[ west side ] TheCity of BristolTo Honor ItsResidents WhoServed in The World War, HereRecords TheirNames[ southwest side ] These Gave Their LivesJohn J. Bresnahan · Reginald L. Brown · Sebastiano Carenza · Carl S. Carlson &mid…
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[ front ] BristolBristol was originally a part of Farmington. In 1663 an easterly portion called "Poland" was granted to Thomas Barnes and three others. The area which later became Bristol was allotted in 1721 to Farmington settlers. In 1727 Danie…
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Forever HonoredForever MournedTo The Men And Women WhoServed In The Armed ForcesThis Plot is Maintained by theMemorial Day Association of Bristol
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[ east side ]Members of Bristol Co. K. 16. Reg. C.V.Capt. Newton S. Manross. Killed at Antietam, Sept. 17, 1862. Ae. 37Henry Aldrich. Killed at Antietam, Sept. 17, 1862. Ae. 11Frank E. Wilcox. Died in Hospital, Nov. 9, 1862. Ae. 18Died Prisoners o…