And what a roll of honor it is. Opposite how many names that there appear is written the fatal sentence "Slain on the field !" "Dead on the field of honor ! " What an immortal epitaph ! In what hallowed graves sleep such Patriot dead, " where no bugle sounds reveille." And how fit and becoming that a monument should be erected there, at the old Redoubt on the brow of Battle Hill, to their honor, while their memory yet remains. An ideal site for a memorial to be set up in honor of the Soldiers of the Revolution.

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MONUMENT DEDICATION.

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FRONT.

1776 I783

In Memory of the

Officers and Soldiers of the Revolution,

Who by their Valor Sustained The cause of Liberty and Independence On these Historic Fields.

Erected 1894.

WEST SIDE.

Coi. James Hammond.

Capt. Glode Requa,

Capt. William Butcher,

Capt. Sybert Acker,

Capt. Gilbert Dean,

Capt. Daniel Martling,

'Capt. Gabriel Re'qun',' '

Capt. George Comb,

Capt, Oliver Ferris,

Adjt. Isaac Requa,

Lieut. Joseph Requa.

Lieut. Jacob Van Tassel,

Lieut. Abraham Odell,

Lieut. John Odell,

Lieut. Samuel Youngs,

Lieut. Cornelius Van Tassel, Lieut. Isaac Van Wart,

Lieut. John Van Wart.

Lieut. Thaddeus Avery, Ensign Peter Paulding,

Ensign Thomas Bovce,

Ensign Barnardus SwarLwout, Commissary Win. Paulding.

SOUTH SIDE.

Sergt. John Dean,

Sergt. Staats Hammond, Sergt. Jacob Acker,

Sergt. Daniel Requa,

Sergt. James See.

Sergt. Jacob Van Wart, Sergt. Isaac Martling.

Sergt John Helliker,

Benjamin Acker, Jacob Acker,

Stephen Acker, Hendrick Bancker, Peter Bont,

Abraham Boyce, Solomon Brewer, Jacob Buckhout, Edward Couenhoven, William Davids,