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A. J. Opdycke, I. Y., "i5 N. J. Inf., 34
mos.
R. Whitaker, Ind., 37 Incl. Inf ., 52 nlos.
Jas. Sherlock, Irelaucl, 9 111. Cav., 40 mos.
Elliott Driver, In(l., 5 Ind. Cav., 12 xuos.
Nyrou ET, Pardue, Incl., S Ill. Cav., 10 nos.
llobert Spencer, Scotlnncl, Florida, U . S .
Navy, 18 1110s.
J. C. Clark. N. J., 36 Ill. Inf., 24 nlos.
Chtls. T. \TTilcox, N. T., 139 Ill. Inf., 4 nos.
6. IV, Fryc, Ne., '7 Jle. Inf., 19 inos.
A. S Thompson, Me., I12 Ill. Inf., 36 mos.
Asbury Eckm:tu, Pa., 93 Pa. Inf ,42 mos.
Anthony Sturm, Ill., 51 Ill. Inf ., 42 mos.
G. L. I-I:%skins, N.Y., 34 N.Y. Inf., 27 ~uos.
G. W. Irleecl, Incl., 112 Ill. Inf., 36 inos.
C. 12. Tllompsou, Me., 112 111. Tnf., 3G mos.
J. G. Boardmnn, 1%. , 19 111. Inf., 3'1 1110s.
Wm Harvey, Ill., ;i7 Ill. Inf ., 19 ~uos.
IV. T. Foster, Me., 9 111. Cav., 25% rnos.
IV. 31. Pilgrim, Eug., 3'7 Ill. Inf., 36 mos.
B. F. 1EocBl1olcl, Ill., 8 Ill. Inf., 3G mos.
T. IVallace, N.Y., 20 N.Y. Inf., 21 mos.
EI. Wilcos, N. Y., 86 Ill. Inf., 36 mos.
Mordecai Bevier, N. Y., 42 Ill. Inf ., 9
mos.
J. D. EIatfield, Ind., 53 Ill. Inf., 45 mos.
James bIorris, Pa., 8 Ill. Cnv., 36 mos.
F. .J. Leggett, O., 112 Ill. Inf., 36 mos.
James Lannon, Ill., 51; 111. Inf., 43 mos.
C: . L. TVilcos, N .y., 139 111. Inf ., 14 mos.
ITT. 0. Dalryn~ple, 0., 2 $10. CRV., 36 nlos.
Cllas. Rfontooth, P~L., 9 111. C~ZV.,
S$d rims.
J. X. Kitterman. Ill., 93 Ill. Inf ., 12 nlos.
Gilbert Garwood, Ill., 31 Iud. Inf., 52 mos.
VCT. H. Sterling, O., ,57 Ill. Inf ., 38 mos.
Ira F. Mayden, Me., 112 111. Inf., 16 mos.
N. H. Johnson, Pa., 112 111. Inf., 34 mos.
N. D. Stewal.cl, Jte., 112 111. Inf.. 30 mos.
John I-Iall, Eng . , 112 Ill. Inf . , 34 nlos .
Ed. Eiving, O., 97 0 . Inf., 2'3 1x10s.
Gilman J. Sllaw, Me., 1 Me. Art., 29 mos.
E. B. Re~~lingtori, X.T., 75 N. T. Inf.,
45 IllOS.
VV. S. Snlitll, Pa., 52 Ill. Inf., 36 mos.
Cyrus Avery, Ill., 42 Ill. Inf ., 9 mos.
It. Miller, Scotland, 42 Ill. Inf . , 9 rlios.
James Hall, Eug., 42 Ill. I~if ., 9 mos.
Clorr.ckes.-The first Uilirersalist society of Bradford was organized
November 16, 1S67, with Francis anti il-a.ncr Davis, I-Iannali Scribner,
Braclforcl S. Foster, William M. and Mary E. Pilgrim, Annie F. Davis,
A. B. Abbott, M. 6. Curtiss, Sara F. Abbott, Williard 13. Foster, John
S. I-Iayclen, E. A. Tlloulpson. Orpha Davison, Sara11 Foster, W. T.
Foster, Lydia I(. Abbott, A. Abbott, Alfred Barnes, Mary E. Moody,
Julia 11. Spinney, J. 0. 11. Spinney. Mary C. Foster, Melvin Gage,
'CVealtlry Gage, Alfred Foster, R. B. Curtiss, Fanny 13. Foster, James
B. Doyle, B. F. Thompson, Mrs. S. M. Barnes, ancl Mary S. Curtiss.
The trustees were E. F. Tho~npson, J. 0. H. Spinney, and Williaixl B.
Foster. The act of incorporation mas acknowledged before Isaac W.
Searle, J. P. In 1871-74, AIorcl. Berier and wife, N. W., B. J. and
C. B. Foster, ancl BIorris and Elizubet1h Fowler joined the society.
Alonzo B. Abbott nTas chosen first clerk ancl treasurela. Shortly after,
the society pnrchstsed the old sch ooll~ouse, which then stood one hunclretl
feet north on tlie common, ant1 moved it to its present site on a
lot donated by It. S. Foster. In 1871, the laclies held a fair and festival,
which realized a large sum of money. From 1854 to ISSO Rev. Alvin
Abbott was p13eaccl~er to all ~rotestgnt deno~ninations around Bradford.
In 1874, Eer. T. H. Tabor cnnle to relieve Mr. Abbott, antl remained
two years. I'rior to this time, Rev. Alfred Barnes preucheil here. In
1875, Mrs. Mary E. Mootly was seclwetary, antl in 1876, Mary E. Pilgrim
was secretary a.nd treasurer. In 1874, Silas hIoodv, i\Ielvin
Gage, ant1 Morcl. Ijevier were elected trustees, who are inwfact now
trustees.
The sewing circle, comprising the ladies of tlie society and others,
raised over $1,000 for C~IIII'C~I pI1rposes. Mrs. A lviu Abbott and Nrs.
Alfred Foster being the leatling worlters. The tleatll or rel~loval of
members resultetl in the fallof this useful part of tllecl~urch. For
* Also 7 Co1. Inf. .t. Also 9 Ind. Cav,