Camp Namesakes

Updated 11/3 /10

	Henry H Winchell Camp #43 SUVCW Utica, NY Photo by Jerome Orton
	James Lynde Dalton, Livingston County SUVCW Camp #50 Namesake Photo by Jerome Orton
	Brothers of camp 544 at the graves of Moses Baldwin and his wife, Greenfield cemetery, Hempstead, Long Island, N.Y.
	Capt Homer Searle Co C & K 114th NY INF Oct 9, 1844- Jan 25, 1875 Universalist Cemetery Bridgewater, Oneida County, NY Namesake of Homer Searle Camp #114 Also of GAR Post 448 in Brookfield, NY Photo by Earl Allen, PDC
	Col. George L Willard gravesite at Oakwood Cemetery, Troy. Namesake of Col. George L Willard Camp #154 Photo by Raymond LeMay III
	Colonel Augustus Van Horne Ellis grave at the Family Vault St Mark's Church in-the-Bowery in Manhattan. Name sake of Col Augustus Van Horne Ellis Camp #124 Photo by Jeffery Albanese
	Abraham Lincoln Tomb Oak Ridge Cemetery Springfield, Illinois Namesake of Abraham Lincoln Camp #6 Rochester, NY
	COLONEL JOHN BAPTISTE WEBER September 21, 1842 – December 18, 1926 Military Service 44^th Regiment, New York Volunteer Infantry (1861-1862). 116^th Regiment, New York Volunteers (1862-1864). 89^th United States Colored Infantry (1864). Public Service Assistant Postmaster for Buffalo (1871-1873). Erie County Sheriff (1874-1876). Congressman, 33^rd District, United States House of Representatives (1885-1889). (First Original) Commissioner of Immigration at Port of New York – Ellis Island (1890-1893). Commissioner General of the Pan-American Exposition at Buffalo, New York (1901). General One of the Founding Fathers of the City of Lackawanna, New York (1909). Membership Edward P. Chapin Post Number 2, Grand Army of the Republic, Buffalo, New York. Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States. Namesakes Weber Post 808, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Lackawanna, New York. Weber Camp 44, Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War, Lackawanna, New York Photo by Williiam Christen
	Admiral John L. Worden Camp 150 Admiral John L. Worden is buried in The Pawling Rural Cemetery in Pawling, NY. The Pawling Rural Cemetery is located on Route 22 across from Trinity Pawling School, 1/4 mile North of the Pawling Main Street and Rt. 22 intersection traffic lights. Photo by Matt Hereford

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