He was seriously wounded in action in June of 1862.
He survived the Civil War and later in life he was named Chief of Ordnance of the New York State National Guard.
He was active in many civic positions in Niagara County.
He was seriously wounded in action in June of 1862.
He survived the Civil War and later in life he was named Chief of Ordnance of the New York State National Guard.
He was active in many civic positions in Niagara County.
Inscription
This is an eight foot grey granite monument. It is in perfect condition as of 2013. There are inscriptions on all four sides. There are associated headstones around the monument.
Inscriptions are as follows:
Side 1:
"GEN. BENJAMIN FLAGLER
SON OF
SYLVESTER & ABBY
FLAGLER
BORN
DEC. 10, 1833
DIED
OCT. 30, 1900"
Side 2:
"SYLVESTER
SON OF
BENJ. & MARTHA J.
FLAGLER
BORN
FEB. 10, 1861
DIED
NOV. 29, 1880"
Side 3:
"JOHN FINLEY NYE
BORN
JAN. 31, 1832
DIED
SEPT. 2, 1892
JULIA A. MCKNIGHT
WIFE OF
JOHN FINLEY NYE
BORN
FEB. 7, 1837
DIED
MAY 30, 1918"
Side 4:
"MARTHA J. MCKNIGHT
WIFE OF
BENJAMIN FLAGLER
BORN
Family Members
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Mary Flagler Thornton
1828–1850
-
Edwin Flagler
1829–1866
-
Vincey E Flagler Gantt
1832–1884
-
BG Daniel Webster Flagler
1835–1899
-
CPT Charles W Flagler
1839–1923
-
Henry C Flagler
1843–1869
-
Sarah Flagler
unknown–1914
-
Mary Flagler Thornton
unknown–1876
-
Emeline Flagler
unknown–1876
-
George W Flagler
-
John Flagler
unknown–1841
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