Benjamin Stone was born in Dorchester, MA 28 Dec 1817. He married Ursula S. Clay 2 Nov 1838. Found in the "MA Civil War Soldiers and Sailors, 1861-1865, Volume I, 11th Infantry", page 814; "Res. Dorchester; 43; music engraver; comm. and must. June 13, 1861; wounded and missing, Aug. 29, 1862 at 2d Bull Run, Va.; died of wounds Sept. 10, 1862 at Washington, D. C."
Benjamin is buried at the Dorchester North Burying Grounds in Dorchester, Massachusetts, next to his mother Sarah. There is a statue of him at the Cedar Grove cemetery in Dorchester.
Benjamin is buried at the Dorchester North Burying Grounds in Dorchester, Massachusetts, next to his mother Sarah. There is a statue of him at the Cedar Grove cemetery in Dorchester.
Benjamin Stone was born in Dorchester, MA 28 Dec 1817. He married Ursula S. Clay 2 Nov 1838. Found in the "MA Civil War Soldiers and Sailors, 1861-1865, Volume I, 11th Infantry", page 814; "Res. Dorchester; 43; music engraver; comm. and must. June 13, 1861; wounded and missing, Aug. 29, 1862 at 2d Bull Run, Va.; died of wounds Sept. 10, 1862 at Washington, D. C."
Benjamin is buried at the Dorchester North Burying Grounds in Dorchester, Massachusetts, next to his mother Sarah. There is a statue of him at the Cedar Grove cemetery in Dorchester.
Benjamin is buried at the Dorchester North Burying Grounds in Dorchester, Massachusetts, next to his mother Sarah. There is a statue of him at the Cedar Grove cemetery in Dorchester.
Inscription
PRO
PATRIA
To the memory of
BENJAMIN STONE, Ju.
captain of Dorchester co. k.
11th. Reg't. Mass. vols.
who after sixteen months
of arduous service,
was wounded at the second
Bull Run battle,
and died in Washington
sept. 10, 1862,
in the 45th year of his age,
this Tablet is erected
by his sorrowing townsmen.
"Epitaphs from the old buying ground in Dorchester, Mass."
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