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28th New York Infantry Regiment

Niagara Rifles; Scott Life Guard

Michael Dalton

Michael Dalton enlisted as Private with Company E of the 28th New York on December 4th, 1861 and joined the regiment on December 25th, 1861. He served with the regiment from that time until they were mustered out on June 2nd, 1863.

He died on April 7th, 1916 and is buried in Calvary cemetery in Canandaigua, Ontario County, NY along with a his wife and at least three of his nine children. His stone has two of their children listed on the back side, as follows:

Michael Dalton 1838-1916 Mary Hogan 1843-1910

Anna A. Lemmey 1869-1905 William C. 1887-1903 Children of M & M Dalton

In the area around their stone are individual markers for the four people listed on this stone as well as other marker stones relating to another of Mary and Michael Daltons children; Susan O'Keefe (nee Dalton).

O'Keefe

Susan A. 1882-1940

David H. 1880-1945

In addition, we find a small marker which reads simply "Baby O'Keefe". Childhood mortality was very common in the early 1900s, but they had three known other children between 1906 and 1908 who are all belived to have lived into their 90s.

The cemetery is quite large with a lot of older stones and is accessible from Clark Street in Canandaigua. Within the cemetery, if you stay to the left until the road turns around you have no option but to turn to the right, Michael Dalton is buried about 30 feet to the right.

Last visited: January 23rd 2010