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Flanders Military Burial Sites
FLANDERS, ABIEL C;US.
Died; 43 years old. Enlisted on 4/22/1862 as a 2nd Lieutenant.
On 4/22/1862 he was commissioned into "H" Co. MN 10th Infantry
He was Mustered Out on 8/19/1865 at Fort Snelling, MN
Buried: WOOD NATIONAL CEMETERY
ALDEN P. FLANDERS: Residence Springfield VT;
Enlisted on 6/1/1861 as a Private.
On 7/16/1861 he mustered into "A" Co. VT 3rd Infantry
He died of disease on 10/21/1862, Buried: Summer Hill Cemetery, Windsor Co. VT.
FLANDERS, ALEXANDER; Pvt. US.
Army, Died; 9/15/1864, Buried BEVERLY NATIONAL CEMETERY
FLANDERS, ALEXANDER: Residence South Reading MA; an 18 year-old Laborer.
Enlisted on 12/1/1863 as a Private.
On 12/1/1863 he mustered into "L" Co.
MA 1st Heavy Artillery
He was discharged for wounds on 5/24/1865(Subsequent service in US Army (Cavalry))
He was listed as: Wounded
10/2/1864 Poplar Grove Church, VA (Wounded in arm)
born 5/1/1846 in Wakefield, MA
Member of GAR Post # 12 (Horace M.
Warren) in Wakefield, MA
Member of GAR Post # 120 (James A. Garfield) in Lowell, MA
died 3/2/1919
After the War he
lived in 68 Bartlett St., Lowell, MA
FLANDERS, ALPHEUS S; Died; 7/22/1908, MOUNTAIN HOME NATIONAL CEMETERY
FLANDERS, BENJAMIN; Pvt,
Residence Waldoboro ME; 33 years old. Enlisted on 10/13/1862 as a Private. On 10/13/1862, he
mustered into "A" Co. ME 21stInfantry He died on 4/4/1863, Buried: BATON ROUGE NATIONAL CEMETERY
FLANDERS, CHARLES A; PVT., Died; 8/23/1875, Buried: CYPRESS
HILLS NATIONAL CEMETERY
FLANDERS, EDWARD C; Residence New Hampton NH; 25 years old.
Enlisted on 10/14/1861 as a Private.
On 10/24/1861 he mustered into "K" Co. RI 1st Cavalry
He died of disease on 5/10/1862 at Washington, DC
born in New Hampton, NH
Roll of Honor Information:
Date
of Death listed as 5/10/1862.
He was buried at: Military Asylum Cemetery, Washington, DC.
FLANDERS, GILMORE; Died; 5/6/1913, Residence Jacksonville IL;
Enlisted on 5/27/1862 as a Private.
On 6/23/1862 he mustered into "A" Co. IL 68th Infantry
He was Mustered Out on 9/26/1862 at Camp Butler, Springfield, IL
Buried: LOS ANGELES NATIONAL CEMETERY
FLANDERS, IRA M; PVT. B, 12, NY. INFANTRY, Residence was not listed; 31 years old. Enlisted on 8/25/1862 at Plattsburg, NY as a Private.
On 8/25/1862 he mustered into "C" Co. NY 16th Infantry
He was discharged for disability on 12/24/1862
Died; 5/17/1863, Buried: SOLDIERS HOME NATIONAL CEMETERY, Site 4250
FLANDERS, J. W; K7, Buried; CHALMETTE NATIONAL HISTORIC PARK Site 4804
FLANDERS, JAMES F; Died; 9/27/1864, Residence Greenfield WI;
Enlisted on 3/31/1864 as a Private.
On 3/31/1864 he mustered into "H" Co. WI 17th Infantry
He died of disease on 9/11/1864 at Marietta, GA., Buried: MARIETTA NATIONAL CEMETERY, Section G, Site 7204,
FLANDERS,
JEFFERSON; PVT. Residence Pickaway IL;
Enlisted on 3/10/1865 as a Private.
On 3/11/1865 he mustered into "H" Co. IL 54th Infantry
He died on 8/27/1865 at Little Rock, AR., Buried: LITTLE ROCK NATIONAL CEMETERY, Section 5, Site 3376,
FLANDERS,
JNO; Residence was not listed; 18 years old.
Enlisted
on 11/20/1861 at Saratoga Springs, NY as a Private.
On 11/20/1861 he mustered into "I" Co. NY 77th Infantry
He died of disease on 4/27/1862 at Newport News, VA. Buried: HAMPTON NATIONAL CEMETERY, Section C, Site 802
FLANDERS, JOHN H; Residence was not listed; 25 years old.
Enlisted
on 1/23/1864 at Eaton Rapids, MI as a Private.
On 2/9/1864 he mustered into "H" Co. MI 6th Infantry
He died of disease on 6/29/1864 at Saint Louis, MO
(On steamer "Continental" enroute for hosp.) Buried:
Mississippi River National Cemetery, Memphis, TN Gravesite: 4126
FLANDERS, L; SGT. US. VOL.FREDERICKSBURG & SPOTSYLVANIA
NMP. Site 3489
FLANDERS, M; CPL, G, 12, US. INFANTRY,
CIVIL WAR, Died, 10/1/1864, Buried: POPLAR GROVE NATIONAL CEMETERY, Section D, Site 1355, Original
Burial Place: Flower's Farm.
FLANDERS, MARTIN V; PVT. 1 WIS. H, ARTILLERY, Residence East Troy WI;
Enlisted on 5/16/1861 as a Private. On 5/16/1861 he mustered into "A" Co. WI 1st Heavy Artillery Died; 12/11/1861, Buried: SOLDIERS HOME NATIONAL CEMETERY, Site 2823
FLANDERS, Nathan N.; PVT.
US. ARMY, CIVIL WAR, Residence Mahaska County IA; 18 years old. Enlisted on 1/14/1864 as a Private. On 1/21/1864 he mustered into "D" Co. IA 33rd Infantry Died; 2/17/1864, Buried, MOUND
CITY NATIONAL CEMETERY, Section E, Site 3599
FLANDERS, OSCAR B; Residence Delaware County IA; 19 years old. Enlisted on 5/18/1864 as a Private. On 6/10/1864 he mustered into "F" Co. IA 46th Infantry Died; 9/20/1864, Buried: JEFFERSON BARRICKS NATIONAL CEMETERY, Section 32, Site 2878
FLANDERS,
PHILIP; PVT. CO. C, 50TH. ENGINEERS, RECONSTRUCTION AIDE, Residence was not listed; 40 years old. Enlisted on 6/20/1864
at Syracuse, NY as a Private. On 6/20/1864 he mustered into "F" Co. NY 50th Engineers
He was Mustered Out on 6/13/1865 at Fort Barry, VA
Died, 3/6/1887, Buried: BATH NATIONAL CEMETERY
FLANDERS,
R. F; PVT. D, 19, ME, INFANTRY, Residence Belfast ME; 27 years old.
Enlisted on 8/25/1862 as a Private. On 8/25/1862 he mustered into "D" Co. ME 19th Infantry He died of disease on 1/19/1863 Buried;
FREDERICKSBURG & SPOTSYLVANIA NMP, Site 2630
FLANDERS, SAMUEL; PVT. CO. E, 1ST. ME HA CW, Residence Shirley ME; 44 years old. Enlisted on 8/21/1862 as a Private.
On 8/21/1862 he mustered into "E" Co. ME 18th Infantry
He was transferred out on 12/19/1862
On 12/19/1862 he transferred into "E" Co. ME 1st Heavy Artillery
He died of wounds on 6/15/1865
He was listed as: Wounded 5/19/1864 Spotsylvania Court House, VA (1865)
(Married
at time of enlistment) Buried: ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY, Section 27, Site 939
FLANDERS, STANISLAUS; PVT. Residence
Pittsfield VT;
Enlisted on 12/10/1863 as a Private.
On 12/22/1863 he mustered into "B" Co. VT 9th Infantry
He died of disease on 3/5/1865, Buried; CITY POINT NATIONAL CEMETERY, Section A, Site 1069
FLANDERS,
TITUS H; PVT. Residence was not listed; 33 years old. Enlisted on 9/3/1862 at Ellenburgh, NY as a Private.
On 10/18/1862
he mustered into "K" Co. NY 153rd Infantry
He was discharged for disability on 7/9/1864 at New Orleans, LA
Died; 7/31/1864, JEFFERSON BARRACKS NATIONAL
CEMETERY, Section 33, Site 3072
FLANDERS, William E; INFANTRY, Residence was not listed;
Enlisted on 10/3/1864
as a Private. On 10/3/1864 he was drafted into "F" Co. PA 58th Infantry
He died on 7/29/1865, STAUNTON NATIONAL CEMETERY,
Section B., Site 296
FLANDERS, WILLIAM W; SGT. 2ND. DELAWARE INF. CW, CIVIL WAR, Died; 5/21/1863, ARLINGTON NATIONAL
CEMETERY, Site 10003
REVOLUTIONARY
WAR &
WAR OF 1812
Capt. E. Plummer's Company, Lieut. Col. P. Merrill's Regiment.
From
Oct. 5 to Oct. 7, 1814. Raised at Newburyport. Service at Newburyport.
PRIVATES:
Flanders, John
Flanders, Nehemiah
Flanders, William
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Minute roll of Capt. William Rogers 3d Company under command
of Col. Samuel Gerrish of Newbury. WILLIAM ROGERS, Captain. PRIVATE:Job Flanders
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Capt. J. Smith's Company, Lieut. Col. J. Appleton's Regiment.
Different
periods from Sept. 19 to Oct. 12, 1814. Service at Gloucester. In battle September 19 with the barges of the enemy. PRIVATE,
Flanders, Joseph
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Capt. T. Lancaster's Company, Lieut. Col. E. Hale's Regiment.
From Sept. 30 to Oct. 4, 1814. Service at Newbury. Charles Flanders, Musician
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Jacob Flanders:
In April of 1778, Jacob enlisted
as a private in Captain William Peterson's Company of Boatmen while living in Palatine. Jacob was employed in taking supplies
up the Hudson River to the various forts along the river. Jacob was discharged on January 1, 1779. In April of 1779, Jacob
enlisted as a private in Captain John Hess' Company in Colonel Jacob Klock's Regiment of Tryon Militia (Second Regiment).
Jacob was stationed at different forts along the Mohawk River. In April of 1780, Jacob enlisted as a private in Captain Peter
Waggoner'sCompany in Colonel Klock's Regiment. Jacob was again stationed at various forts along the Mohawk River. On April
of 1781, Jacob enlisted In Captain Lawrence Gros' Company in Colonel Marinus Willett's Regiment of New York Levies. Jacob
was then stationed at Fort Rensselaer. In April of 1782, Jacob again enlisted in Captain Waggoner's Company and he was stationed
at various forts along the Mohawk River. Jacob was born on January 1, 1762 and he died on April 7, 1816. He married Catherine
Fox on October 7, 1791, Catherine was born January 1, 1769 and she died on June 30, 1839. They are buried in Finch Cemetery,
one mile south of the Youker's Bush Church in the town of Oppenheim. Source: Published by the Mohawk Valley Democrat, March
17, 1977, on page 8.
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Benjamin Flanders
Both the Flanders Genealogy and the history of Weare, NH show
him serving in the Revolutionary War from Weare, NH in the 1st NH regt and dying in Weare, NH in 1784 as well as his family
being supported by the town during his time in service.
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John Flanders
John Flanders is the son of Richard Flanders and Mercy
Whitney of Newbury, MA. b. abt. 1745, came to C. as a young man and engaged in
farming, fishing and piloting. John served in the Seacoast Defence in the Revolutionary War.
1840 Census
of Pensioners Revolutionary or Military Services;
With the names, ages, and places of residence, Returned by the marshalls
of the several judicial districts; under The Act for Taking the Sixth Census
Abner Flanders
85 Nancy Haniford Northfield Merrimack
David Flanders 83 Amos H*** Franklin Merrimack
Mary
Flanders 79 Reuben S. Long Danbury Grafton
Moses Flanders 78 Daniel Smith Enfield
Grafton
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Flanders, Stephen
Private; Capt. Samuel Richard's Co., Col. John Stark's
Regt.; enlisted Apr. 23, 1776; 3 months, 16 days; Capt. Benjamin Stone's Co., Col. Alexander Scammel's Regt.; enlisted May,
1777; Northern New York. Engaged in the Battle of Bunker Hill. Captain Richards' Company, which marched from Goffstown on
the 23rd of April (1775), now formed a part of Colonel Stark's Regiment at Medford. This regiment took a very important part
in the engagement of that day. Stark's Regiment sustained a loss, killed and wounded, of sixty men. The hihghest of any regiment
engaged save one, Colonel Prescott's, which had forty-three killed and forty-six missing.
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Flanders, Daniel
of Amesbury. Enlisted after April 28, 1777 as "private soldiers or
non-commissioned officers agreeable to the order of Court;" to serve two months and paid three pounds.
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Flanders, David
of Salisbury. Private, Capt. Henry Morrill's co., Col. Caleb Cushing's
regt., which marched April 20, 1775, in response to the alarm of April 19, 1775; service, 8 days.
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Flanders, Hezekiah
of Salisbury. Private, Capt. Jonathan Evans's co. of Minutemen, Col.
James Frye's regt., which marched on the alarm of April 19, 1775; service, 7 days; also, Capt. Jonathan Evens's co., Col.
James Frye's (1st) regt.; return of men in camp at Cambridge, dated May 17, 1775; also, same co. and regt.; company receipt
for advance pay for 1 month dated Camp at Cambridge, June 28, 1775; also, same co. and regt.; company return dated Cambridge,
Oct. 6, 1775; also, order for bounty coat or its equivalent in money dated Cambridge, Nov. 13, 1775; also, Sergeant, Capt.
Jonathan Evans's co., Col. Samuel Johnson's regt.; engaged Aug. 18, 1777; discharged Nov. 30, 1777.
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Flanders, Jacob
of Salisbury. Private, Capt. Henry Morrill's co., Col. Caleb Cushing's
regt., which marched April 20, 1775, in response to the alarm of April 19, 1775; service, 7 days; also, Capt. John Peabody's
co., Col. Ebenezer Francis's [p.761] regt.; pay abstract for travel allowance to and from camp, etc., sworn to Nov. 29, 1776;
credited with 3 days allowance; company drafted from Salisbury, Newburyport, Bradford, Haverhill, Methuen, Boxford, and Andover.
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Flanders, Jarvis
of Salisbury. Sergeant, Capt. Henry Morrill's co., Col. Caleb Cushing's
regt., which marched April 20, 1775, in response to the alarm of April 19, 1775; service, 8 days.
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Flanders, Levi
of Amesbury. Enlisted after April 28, 1777 as "private soldiers or
non-commissioned officers agreeable to the order of Court;" to serve two months and paid three pounds [page 268]. Enlisted
Aug. 23, 1777, with a bounty of £4, 10s
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Flanders, Nathan
of Salisbury. Private, Capt. Henry Morrill's co., Col. Caleb Cushing's
regt., which marched April 20, 1775, in response to the alarm of April 19, 1775; service, 7 days.
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Minute roll of Capt. William Rogers
3d Company under command of Col. Samuel Gerrish of Newbury. WILLIAM ROGERS, Captain.
PRIVATES:Job Flanders
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Enos Flanders
Birth: 08 Feb 1745 in Boscawen,
New Hampshire, Death: Aft 1810 in Sheffield?, Vermont
Served in Continental Army in 1777. Marched to Saratoga.
Discharged Oct. 25, 1777.
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Capt. T. Lancaster's Company, Lieut.
Col. E. Hale's Regiment:
Charles Flanders, Musician
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Capt. J. Smith's Company, Lieut. Col. J. Appleton's Regiment:
Private
Flanders, Joseph
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Flanders, Ezekiel
ROLL OF CAPT. WILLIAM KENDALL'S MOUNTED COMPANY, (Probably
from Ross County OHIO) Served from September 13, until September 20, 1814.
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Sources:
The History of Amesbury, 1880; page 268. Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors in the War of the Revolution, Vol. 5, page 760.
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Henry Flanders
In August of 1776, Henry enlisted as a Private in Captain Christian Getman's Company
of Tryon County Rangers while living in Palatine. Henry went on a scout to West Canada Creek, then to Sacandaga, then to Johnstown
and from there back to Palatine where he was stationed until January of 1777. On March 27th, Henry with the rest of the company
arrived at Johnstown where they were discharged. In April, Henry enlisted as a private in Captain Nicholas Rechtor's Company
(Sixth Company) in Colonel Jacob Klock's Regiment of Tryon County Militia (Second Regiment). On April 10, 1778, Henry enlisted
as a private in Captain John Leffler's Company of Boatmen. Henry went to Albany where he was stationed for a month. Henry
then went to North River, then to King's Ferry and then to Tarrytown where he was stationed. Henry was discharged on January
2, 1779. In April of 1779, Henry enlisted in Captain Rechtor's Company. Henry was stationed at various forts along the Mohawk
River. In May, Henry enlisted as a private in Captain John Hess' Company in Colonel Klock's Regiment. Henry was stationed
at Fort Ox in the Royal Grant and he was stationed there for two weeks. Henry was then stationed at different forts along
the Mohawk River. On April 1, 1781, Henry enlisted as a private In Captain Lawrence Gros' Company in Colonel Marinus Willett's
Regiment of New York Levies. He was stationed at Fort Rensselaer (Fort Plain). Henry returned to Fort Rensselaer where he
was stationed until he was discharged on December 31, 1781. In the Spring of 1782, Henry enlisted in Captain Waggoner's Company
and he was stationed at different forts along the Mohawk River. Source: Published by the Mohawk Valley Democrat, November
25, 1976, on page 8.
ROSTER OF THE MEN IN THE BATTLE OF JOHNSTOWN, ON OCTOBER 25, 1781,
Flanders, Dennis Augustus,
COLONEL MARINUS
WILLETT’S REGIMENT OF NEW YORK STATE LEVIES:
Flanders, Henry, Flanders,
Jacob
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Bunker Hill
Capt. David Flanders,
Pvt. Capt. Joshus Abbott's Company
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Rev. Jesse Flanders,
b.
31 DEC 1727, d. 1790, Soldier at Bunker Hill.
Deacon
of the 1st Baptist Church in Boscawen. Married: Ruth Webster
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Enos Flanders,
b.
8 FEB 1744/45, d. AFT. 1808. When soldiers were called for the defence of Ticongeroga from the threaten ed attack of Sir Guy
Carlton, Enos enlisted. He served as private in the NH Regt. of volunteers marching to join the Northern Continental Army
at Saratoga. Married: Sarah Langley
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Quebec Expedition
John R. Flanders, Jr.
at age 22 years, was one of this company, and was taken prisoner at Quebec. A transcript of his diary will be found under JOHN R. FLANDERS,Jr. No.392.
Deacon JESSE FLANDERS, also
took part in the expedition to Quebec, but was not in this detachment.
He also was taken prisoner. The service of other members of the Flanders
Family who were in the attack of Quebec.
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Spanish-American War
Index to Service Abstracts of Soldiers in Tennessee Volunteer
Units in the
Spanish American War (1st / 2nd / 3rd / 4th Infantry)
Flanders Alpheus, F.
Co. A 4th Knoxville, TN
20th Kansas Volunteer Infantry:
Company I (Miami Co., Kansas)
Officers: Captain Chas.
S. Flanders
Private: Arden W. Flanders
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8th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry:
Privates:
Flanders,
Carl L.
Flanders, Frank W.
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4th Tennessee Volunteer Infantry at Camp Poland:
October 3, 1898:
Private Al
Flanders
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A Roster of the 8th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry:
Flanders, Carl L.
Flanders, Frank W.
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WW1
On April 6, 1917 the United States declared war on Germany and
her allies and entered a conflict that had raged since August 1914.
WORLD W1 CASUALTIES:
Flanders
Avon D. PFC Maine October 13, 1918 MA
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Flanders, Arthur D. 983,855
W
Residence: RFD 3 BOX 47 INDEPENDENCE, MO
Inducted at: INDEPENDENCE on 8/21/1918
Place of birth: Age or date
of birth: 21 1/4YRS
Organizations served in, with dates of assignments and transfers:
4 INSTRUCTION CO SIG C FT LEAVENWORTH,
KS TO 19 OCT/18;13 SERV CO SIG C TO DISCHARGE Grades, with date of appointment: CPL10/19
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Flanders, Charles E.
Residence: HAMILTON, MO
Inducted at: JEFF BARRACKS on 4/15/1917
Place of birth: Age or date of birth: 28 2/3YRS
Organizations served in, with dates of assignments and transfers:
14
FA TO 23 JUL/17;BTRY F 1 FA TO DISCHARGE, Grades, with date of appointment: PVT
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Flanders, Chester
Residence: 47 CHESTNUT KANSAS CITY, MO
Inducted at: KANSAS CITY on 7/25/1918
Place of birth: Age or date of birth:
16 JAN 1892
Organizations served in, with dates of assignments and transfers:
ENGINEERS FT HARRISON, IN TO DISCHARGE, Grades,
with date of appointment: PVT
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Flanders, Jerome
Emerson
Conflict: World War I Branch: Navy
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Flanders, Louis Hinkley
Residence: CAMERON, CLINTON CO, MO
Inducted at: PLATTSBURG on 10/3/1917
Place of birth: Age or date of birth:
24 5/6YRS
Organizations served in, with dates of assignments and transfers:
MG CO 356 INFANTRY TO 1 APR/18;CO G 140
INFANTRY TO DISCHARGE
Grades, with date of appointment: PVT 5/19
Engagements:
Wounds or other injuries received
in action: DEGREE UNDETERM
Served overseas from † 4/25/1918 To † 4/28/1919 from † To †
Honorably
discharged on demobilization Y
In view of occupation he was, on date of discharge, reported N per cent disabled. Remarks:
INJURED 29 SEP 1918
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WW11
FLANDERS- NATIONAL WW11 MEMORIAL
Honore Hometown
Service Source
Albert G. Flanders Arlington,
MA U.S. Navy Mr. Albert Flanders
Allen Frederic Flanders Bradford, MA U.S. Navy -Self
Barney
Flanders GA U.S. Army -Evelyn Ennis
Bernard L. J. Flanders Wellman,
IA U.S. Army Air Forces -Mrs. Bernard J. Flanders
Buford
Ellis Flanders Savannah, GA U.S. -Army Ruth & Karen
Carroll Flanders Marion, NY American Legion Post 1430
Charles Wilton Flanders
Eastman, GA U.S. Army -J. T. Wallace
Charles H. Flanders Alapaha, GA U.S. Marine Corps -Charles
H. Flanders
Charles R. Flanders Marshfield, MA U.S. Coast Guard -Mr. William J. Flanders
Herbert O. Flanders, Fox Lake,
Illinois, Printed Defense related Materia, Honored by: Melvin Flanders, Son
Flanders, Robert Evans
WW2 M White
Newport News, City of
Navy Chief Fire Controlman
KA/DW 5/4/1945 A, D, m, x, EE
Residence: Briarfield Manor
Merchant Mariners killed on U.S.
operated ships during World War II
Flanders Ira Calef
SHIP:
Cranford, 07/30/42, 2nd Mate
HOME: New Orleans LA,
Flanders
Stanley
SHIP: Azalea City, 02/21/42, Deck Engineer, HOME: Bristol CT
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KOREAN WAR
U.S. MILITARY PERSONNEL WHO DIED FROM HOSTILE ACTION
(INCLUDING
MISSING AND CAPTURED) IN THE KOREAN WAR,
1950-1957
Henry C. Flanders SGT
ARMY GRAFTON NEW
HAMPSHIRE
12 DEC 1950 DIED WHILE MISSING
John D. Flanders CPL
ARMY MARION
ILLINOIS
05 SEP. 1950
KILLED IN ACTION
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VIET NAM WAR MEMORIAL
Danny George Flanders
PFC - E2 - Marine
Corps - Regular
18 year old Single, Caucasian, Male
Born on Jul 25, 1949, From WATERFORD, PENNSYLVANIA
His
tour of duty began on Mar 02, 1968. Casualty was on Jun 03, 1968
in QUANG TRI, SOUTH VIETNAM, HOSTILE, GROUND CASUALTY,
ARTILLERY, ROCKET, or MORTAR, Body was recovered,
Panel 61W - - Line 23
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Leon D. Flanders
1LT - O2 - Army - Reserve
23 year old Married, Caucasian, Male, Born on Oct 30, 1942, From FAIRFIELD, SOUTH CAROLINA
Length of service 2 years.
His tour of duty began on Nov 06, 1965
Casualty was on Jun 17, 1966, SOUTH VIETNAM, HOSTILE, GROUND CASUALTY, MISADVENTURE, Body
was recovered, Religion, BAPTIST
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Misc. Flanders Military Information
Orlando Flanders,
b. 10 APR 1839, d. Juky 10, 1915, Son of: James Flanders & Cynthia
Clifford.
Orlando lost his Mother soon after his birth. On her death bed, the Mother charged her eldest
son, then a boy of 11 year s, to watch over his brother as long as he lived. This promise was fathfully kept. At the outbreak
of the Civil War, when Orlando wished to enlist, his broth er arranged for his enlistment in his own regiment. Orlando was
wounded by a bursting shell at Antietam, MD, was captured on t he assault of Petersburg, VA. and was borne on the rolls as
a prisoner of war at Libby Prison, Richmond, VA. and Danville, VT. where he near ly died of disease and starvation. Married:
Maggie Goodrich
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Jacob Flanders
b. 17 APR 1783, Salisbury, MA d. Unknown. Son
of Jedediah Flanders & Judith Tuwksbury,
Military Service - War of 1812
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Flanders From New Hampshire:
Flanders, Josiah Haynes Union 1st, CAV Buried: Boscawen, NH, enlisted Nov 26 1861, age 37; claimed
residence Boscawen; promoted Saddler Nov 1 1863; mustered out Cloud's Mills, VA July 15 1865; last reported residence Boscawen,
NH.
Flanders, John A Union, IA Buried: Concord, NH
Flanders, Wallace W Union, MA 57th, INF Buried: Seabrook,
NH
Flanders, George C Union, MA 20th, INF Buried: Concord, NH
Flanders, Frank W Union, MA 8th, INF Buried:
Seabrook, NH
Flanders, Frank C Union, MA 17th, HART Buried: Nashua, NH
Flanders, C C Union, MA 20th, INF Buried:
Concord, NH
Flanders, Frank B Union, NH 11th, INF Buried: Goffstown, NH
Flanders, Jesse Union, NH 6th, INF
Buried: Newton, NH
Flanders, Ira M Union, NH 12th, INF Buried: Washington, DC
Flanders, George J Union, NH 18th, INF
Buried: Warner, NH
Flanders, George E Union, NH 3rd, INF Buried: Penacook, NH
Flanders, Charles H Union, NH
16th, INF Buried: Mound City, IL
Flanders, Charles F Union, NH 11th, INF Buried: Dover, NH
Flanders, Edwin
Union, NH 1st, HART Buried: Goffstown, NH
Flanders, Benjamin C Union, NH 1st, HART Buried: Warner, NH
Flanders,
Jonathan Union, NH 16th, INF Buried: Henniker, NH
Flanders, John A Union, NH 1st, HART Buried: Nashua, NH
Flanders,
John K Union, NH 3rd, INF Buried: Hilton Head, SC
Flanders, Samuel F Union, NH 1st, `Ha Buried: NH
Flanders,
Thomas B Union, NH 11th, INF Buried: Warner, NH
Flanders, William C Union, NH 4th, INF Buried: Goffstown,
NH
Flanders, William F? W Union, NH 3rd, INF Buried: Croydon, NH
Flanders, John S Union, NH 5th, INF Buried:
Lebanon, NH
Flanders, Anstis M Union, NH 16th, INF Buried: Henniker, NH
Curtis Flanders of the 6th New Hamphire concerning the battle of Camden (aka South Mills or Sawyer's Lane)
fought on 19 April 1862 at South Mills, North Carolina. This was the first battle that the regiment was involved in. Buried
at New Bern National Cemetery in an unmarked grave.
Rothois FLANDERS, Musician, enlisted Oct 3 1862, age 19; claimed
residence Concord; mustered out Concord, NH. Aug 13 1863.
W. W. FLANDERS, credited to Manchester, Hillsborough
Job FLANDERS,
Private, enlisted May 5 1864, age 44, claimed residence Dover; mustered out July 28 1864.
Irad E. FLANDERS, Hanover; drafted Nov. 14, 1863; died of disease Oct. 25, 1864.
MISC. FLANDERS SERVICE INFORMATION:
Isaac Flanders, b. 6 DEC 1828, d. 5 APR 1898, enlisted in the 4th. RI Vols. and served as Chaplain of that Regiment.
During his service he contracted Malaria from which he never fully recovered.
Henry C. Flanders, Birth: ABT 1840 in Shrewsbury, Rutland Co., VT, Death: 19 JAN 1878
in Shrewsbury, Rutland Co., VT
Enlistment Date: 15 December 1863
DISTINGUISHED SERVICE, Union, Vermont, Unit
Numbers: 3018 3018
Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 15 December 1863
Enlisted in Company M, 1st Cavalry Regiment
Vermont on 26 December 1863.
Transfered on 21 June 1865 from company M to company F
Mustered out Company M, 1st Cavalry
Regiment Vermont on 09 August 18
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