Second son of William & Elizabeth A. Dwight
Lieutenant Colonel, 2nd Massachusetts Inf.
Inscription:
He was mortally wounded in the battle of Antietam and died after two days near the field of battle. As he lay wounded and alone under the fire of the enemy he wrote, with other words of comfort to his mother, these words : "All is well with those who have faith."
Lieutenant Colonel, 2nd Massachusetts Inf.
Inscription:
He was mortally wounded in the battle of Antietam and died after two days near the field of battle. As he lay wounded and alone under the fire of the enemy he wrote, with other words of comfort to his mother, these words : "All is well with those who have faith."
Second son of William & Elizabeth A. Dwight
Lieutenant Colonel, 2nd Massachusetts Inf.
Inscription:
He was mortally wounded in the battle of Antietam and died after two days near the field of battle. As he lay wounded and alone under the fire of the enemy he wrote, with other words of comfort to his mother, these words : "All is well with those who have faith."
Lieutenant Colonel, 2nd Massachusetts Inf.
Inscription:
He was mortally wounded in the battle of Antietam and died after two days near the field of battle. As he lay wounded and alone under the fire of the enemy he wrote, with other words of comfort to his mother, these words : "All is well with those who have faith."
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