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Nathaniel Douglas Sutfin He served in the Civil War and died on his way home from the hospital. Nathaniel Douglas Sutfin 32 NY Infantry Co. E Died: Sept 22, 1862, Port Clinton, PA Buried: Willow Glen Cemetery (Lot 5-09), Dryden, NY Obelisk, center inscription: N. D. Sutfin, Co. E. 32nd Regiment, NY V. In defense of his country, Sept. 22, 1862, Age 44, ? Days, ? Months Service: Enrolled: May 1,1861, Dryden, NY. Occupation Farmer. Discharged: With Disability, Sept 7, 1862, Philadelphia, PA. Private, Co. E, 32 NY Infantry, Lt. Frank Godine's Company Taken sick as a consequence of over exertion and exposure in the line of duty in the battle before Richmond, July 1862. Admitted to Satterlee General Hospital in Philadelphia, Aug 10, 1862. Remained in the hospital until discharged. His brother, George Sutfin, was present at discharge. He was with him when he died, aboard the train at Port Clinton, PA, while on his way home. ...more