Levi Kenkapot is listed as a Notable burial at https://www.cem.va.gov/cems/nchp/citypoint.asp.


Albany native Levi Kenkapot, enlisted in the U.S. Army’s Second New York Heavy Artillery on March 3, 1862, during the Civil War. He was killed June 16, 1864, the second day of the siege of Petersburg, Virginia. Pvt. Kenkapot was a member of the Mohican Nation’s Stockbridge tribe, and wrote about the tribe’s leadership and claim to 600 acres of ancestral land in New York. Pvt. Kenkapot is buried in City Point National Cemetery, where he shares a headstone with E. L. Warren.


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Photo of excerpt from book Acts and Laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Photo of Civil War deceased at City Point National Cemetery.

LEVI KANKAPOT JR

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