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THE HONORED CIVIL WAR VETERANS
OF
RI GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC
ARNOLD POST No. 4

THE GOVERNOR SPRAGUE MANSION

THE CRANSTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY
1351 CRANSTON STREET, CRANSTON, RI

OUR MEETING HALL

THE RI GAR CIVIL WAR MUSEUM & LIBRARY
762 DYER AVENUE, CRANSTON, RI

The Governor Sprague Mansion
&
the RI GAR Civil War Museum & Library (Old Sprague Carriage House) facilities
are both located at "Sprague 4 Corners"
The corner of Cranston Street and Dyer Avenue, Cranston, RI.

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Welcome to our historical descriptive listings of all members of Rhode Island Grand Army of the Republic (RI GAR) Arnold Post No. 4, sponsored by RI SUVCW Governors Elisha Dyer Camp No. 7, the RI GAR Civil War Museum & Library, RI ASUVCW Governors Elisha Dyer Auxiliary No. 2 and the RI State Commandery of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States (RI MOLLUS).   As you scroll through the following pages listing all members of RI GAR Arnold Post No. 4, you may see some parts of a Veteran’s biographies that are blank.   The blank spaces are not errors.   They are portions of research still in progress.   It is our goal to eventually list everything we can about the honored Civil War Veterans of RI GAR Arnold Post 4, i.e. complete military service, residence(s), occupations, births, deaths, burials, plus wives and children.   Our research is well underway, however some of our records are scattered or difficult to access.

  • If you have information that might assist us in any way please contact us.

  • If you see any errors, please let us know.

  • If you have an image of any of these Veterans, may we have a copy that we can post next to the Veteran’s biography?

  • Do you live in a home once owned by a Civil War Veteran?   We also want to post modern or historical images of the places where the Veterans once lived next to their biographies.   Most of the Veterans of the Civil War were folks just like you and us.   They lived during one of our Nation’s more difficult times.   We can never forget what they did, or what any of our Nation’s Veterans from 1602 to the present did to insure the freedoms and the liberties we all enjoy today.   After 100 years of its existence, RI SUVCW Governors Elisha Dyer Camp No. 7 is in it for the long hall, and so are the RI GAR Civil War Museum & Library, RI ASUVCW Governors Elisha Dyer Auxiliary No. 2, and RI MOLLUS.   We are all non profit and we all exist to serve you.

  • Are you interested in Civil War Period History?

  • Want to know more about this important project?

  • Please contact us at:
    [email protected]   [email protected]   [email protected]   or   [email protected]

    • CLICK THE FIRST LETTER OF THE LAST NAME TO SEE THE POST 4 CIVIL WAR VETERAN YOU WANT

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    Edwin Bearrs, National SUVCW PCnC (2007) James B. Pahl, esq., PCnC Elmer F. Atkinson, PCnC Robert Grim, PCnC Charles Corfman, Brian Pohanka, PDC Aram A. Plante, PDC Gregg A. Mierka, PCC John T. Duchesneau, PCC Gregory H. Payne, PCC Jam M. Ouhrabka, Thomas Enoch Greene, Thomas Casey Greene, Henry A.L. Brown, General Reginald Centracchio, former Warwick Mayor & former US Senator Lincoln Chafee, Camp Sec-Treas. Henry Duquette, Camp Jr. Vice Commander Raymond J. Ankrom, and Camp Chaplain Rev. Raymond J. Ferrick

    THE EVENTS:
    1st RI Civil War EXPO & Edwin Bearrs Lecture, George Sears Greene Memorial Day Ceremonies (2), 135th Gettysburg Re-enactment, Charlestown Parade, the Camp 7-Auxiliary 2-RI MOLLUS Meeting Room, Gettysburg Remembrance Day & Official Re-activation of the Battery A 1st Regiment RI Light Artillery Historic Guide-on and Unit approved by the RI Governor, the Newport Memorial Day Ceremony, and the Rededication of "Ames Field"-Governor Francis/Spring Green in Warwick.

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    ~ CREDITS ~

    We wish to thank Brother/Companion Keith G. Harrison, Past National SUVCW Commander-in-Chief and, current National SUVCW and MOLLUS Webmaster, as well as all the artists/musicians for the use of their music on all the pages in our site.   A special thanks also to Keith Laurent for arranging and playing Jay Ungar's Ashokan Farewell, © 1983 by Swinging Door Music-BMI, used by permission.   All rights reserved.

    © 2009 The renderings of the two Rhode Island Civil War soldiers were drawn by G.A. Mierka, MFA, R.I. School of Design, re-illustrated and inspired by the Civil War Art of R.S. Collins; and may not be used or reproduced for any purpose.   Viewers of this Internet Site may copy only the material designated with a mouse-over copy bar.

    Thanks also to Robert Hunt Rhodes for allowing us to use some of his material about his ancestor, Elisha Hunt Rhodes and to Ken Burns for featuring E.H. Rhodes and our State's Civil War History in his PBS series on The Civil War.   And a special thanks to Edwin Bearrs, Brian Pohanka, Jeff Shaara and Ron Maxwell for their support for Rhode Island Civil War History and raising the American conscience about the triumphs and tragidies of the Great War of the Rebellion 1861 to 1865.

    A special thanks also to Keith Laurent for arranging and playing
    Jay Ungar's Ashokan Farewell
    ©1983 by Swinging Door Music-BMI
    Used by permission.   All rights reserved.

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