Adjutant William Campbell. He saved a local pastor during the invasion of West Haven on July 5th 1779, but died the same day.
Sources:
-"Connecticut: a Guide to Its roads, Lore, and People", page 337, published in 1938.
-"A Handbook of New England", by Porter E. Sargent, published in 1916.
-"Exercises at the Unveiling of the Monument to Adjutant William Campbell, who fell during the British Invasion of New Haven, July 5, 1779", published in 1891.
Sources:
-"Connecticut: a Guide to Its roads, Lore, and People", page 337, published in 1938.
-"A Handbook of New England", by Porter E. Sargent, published in 1916.
-"Exercises at the Unveiling of the Monument to Adjutant William Campbell, who fell during the British Invasion of New Haven, July 5, 1779", published in 1891.
Adjutant William Campbell. He saved a local pastor during the invasion of West Haven on July 5th 1779, but died the same day.
Sources:
-"Connecticut: a Guide to Its roads, Lore, and People", page 337, published in 1938.
-"A Handbook of New England", by Porter E. Sargent, published in 1916.
-"Exercises at the Unveiling of the Monument to Adjutant William Campbell, who fell during the British Invasion of New Haven, July 5, 1779", published in 1891.
Sources:
-"Connecticut: a Guide to Its roads, Lore, and People", page 337, published in 1938.
-"A Handbook of New England", by Porter E. Sargent, published in 1916.
-"Exercises at the Unveiling of the Monument to Adjutant William Campbell, who fell during the British Invasion of New Haven, July 5, 1779", published in 1891.
Inscription
Adjutant William Campbell
Fell during the British invasion of New Haven,
July 5, 1779.
"Blessed are the merciful."
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