Sheldon Crowell

Daniel W. Ellis

PVT CO A 39 REGT MASS INF Civil War

Benjamin F. Bee

Benjamin F Bee served in the Civil War and then perfected his various patterns, from button fasteners to safety boilers, which were manufactured in is own factory.

Prince Atkins

Fought in The Civil War

Captain Alvin Cahoon

Harwich led the way to introducing the cranberry to the world by producing the first crop for commercial sale. In 1846, Captain Alvin Cahoon is credited with producing the first such crop from a bog near Pleasant Lake. The venture spread quickly, with others in other towns, counties and states planting their own bogs and producing their own crops for the growing markets.

Samuel Cahoon

Asa Leonard Jones

Second 2nd Lt. 6th Co. U.S.C.T.

Joseph Chase

Served In The U.S. Navy during the Civil War

Stephen Cole

Ezekiel Sears Nickerson

John B. Tuttle

Civil War

Henry W. Phillips

Fought in The Civil War

Jonathan Small

Joshua Small

Go. F. 43rd Regt. M. V. M. in the Civil War. Married to Achsah B. Crowell.

Joshua Still

Died at the Battle of Gettysburg

John Thompson

Francis Weekes Jr.

Mr. F. D. Weekes one of our best known and highly respected citizens died Thursday morning.

William H. Ellis

Civil War US Navy

Joseph W Crabe

43rd Mass Inf Civil War

Benjamin Bassett

Fought in the Civil War. Enlisted in company A, Massachusetts 58th infantry regiment. He was married to Ruth B. Eldredge and had 13 children.

Alvan Drown

Cyrus Ellis II

He was a part of the 58th Mass INF Civil War and was captured as a Prisoner of War.

Anthony S. Megathlin

Anthony Megathlin once dined with President Lincoln at the White House. During the Civil War Lincoln had invited some of the commissioned Naval offices to the White House for lunch. At the outbreak of the Civil War he was in Mobile, Alabama, which state seceded while he was in Mobile, and he had great difficulty in getting out of the Confederacy. After an exciting escape he reached New York and made haste to enlist in the Navy of the U. S. where he served four years, participating in many batt ...

George N. Munsell

George Munsell – 1 Nov 1905 VETERAN CAPE PHYSICIAN. Dr. George N. Munsell of Harwich, a civil war veteran, and one of Cape Cod's best-known physicians, died Wednesday evening in his 70th year at the home of his daughter, Mrs. C. W. Megathlin, in Hyannis, with whom he had been living about a month since the death of his wife recently. Dr. Munsell had been in feeble health several years. Dr. Munsell was born at Burlington, Dec. 14, 1835, educated at Hampden and Belfast academies and gradua ...