Charles W Canney Camp #5, SUVCW
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Clark Stevens Post, No. 95 
Groveton, NH

The last post to be formed in New Hampshire, the 1902 Department of NH Encampment report mentions them "having been organized a year ago". It was named for Lieut Clark Stevens, who had served in Co F, 2nd NH Infantry as a private (6/4/61-6/21/64), and with Co I, 1st NH Heavy Artillery as 2nd Lieut (9/7/64-6/15/65). He died in Stratford, NH on 19 Aug 1896, a native of Maidstone, VT.
 
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