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West Haven Cemetery: three patriot grave references · printed page 117
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Roster 117 GROVE STREET CEMETERY—Coniinu^d. West Wall, Four Graves. David Judson. David Atwater, John Gilbert, North Wall, One Grave. Elijah Austin, Gold Sherman. At Yale Art School, Col. John Trumbull. Fair Haven Cemetery, Hezekiah Tuttle, Evelyn Pierpont and Jairus Sanford. Evergreen Cemetery, Capt. John Gilbert. West Haven Cemetery, James Reynolds, Jeduthan Thompson and Thomas Painter. The head stones and remains of many of the Soldiers and Patriots were removed from the New Haven Green to the Grove Street Cemetery about 1822. The grave of Adjutant Campbell of the British Army is on Milford Hill. He was killed on July 5th, 1779, during the invasion of New Haven. Samuel Allen, Dr. Elijah Baldwin, Timothy Baldwin, John Beers, John Betts, John Howd, ANSONIA CEMETERY. Samuel Hull, Capt. David Morris, Capt. Isaac Smith, Capt. William Clark Whitney, Capt. Henry Whitney. Reuben Baldwin, Dr. Silas Baldwin, Thaddeus Baldwin, Capt. Timothy Baldwin, Amos Bassett, Benjamin Bassett, Enos Bradley, John Coe, John Davis, David DeForest, Charles French, Francis French, Jedediah Harger (Harjer), Samuel Hawkins, David Hitchcock, Jonathan Hitchcock, Moses Hitchcock, Col. Daniel Holbrook, Capt. Thomas Horsey, Dea. Eliphalet Hotchkiss, Levi Hotchkiss,' DERBY CEMETERY. Moses Hotchkiss, Lieut. (4th) Joseph Hull, Maj. Elijah Humphreys, Rev. Daniel Humphreys, John Humphreys, David Johnson, Isaac Johnson, Capt. Nathaniel Johnson, Joseph Pickett, Capt. Nathan Pierson, John Prindle, Capt. Joseph Riggs, Capt. Joseph Riggs, Jr., Samuel Sherwood, Abraham Smith, Capt. Isaac Smith, Josiah Smith, Major Nathan Smith, Daniel Tomlinson, Capt. John Tomlinson, Capt. Reuben Tucker. John Buckingham, MILFORD CEMETERY. Benjamin Gillette.'
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Silent Grounds Collective, Church Burial & Death Records, CH-P010-0149. West Haven Cemetery: three patriot grave references, 1911, printed page 117, PDF page 149. Sons of the American Revolution, General David Humphreys Branch, Revolutionary Characters of New Haven (1911), p.117. Digitized copy: Library of Congress / Internet Archive. https://archive.org/download/revolutionarycha00sons/revolutionarycha00sons.pdf#page=149 Accessed September 8, 2026.
U.S. publication, 1911; public-domain assessment based on publication date.