Isaac Seward served as a New York City Volunteer Fireman with the "Howard Engine Company 34, 78 Morton St. " Circa 1860's.
He was Carriage Maker and Finisher. He is listed in several Documents that pertain to the Engine Company.
His Civil War Registry shows him residing on Hammond St., just a few blocks from the Firehouse!
Isaac could have been a member of the 11th New York Volunteer's Fire Zouvaes. If so may have been detain at Pickney Castle, S.C. during the Civil War.
He was Carriage Maker and Finisher. He is listed in several Documents that pertain to the Engine Company.
His Civil War Registry shows him residing on Hammond St., just a few blocks from the Firehouse!
Isaac could have been a member of the 11th New York Volunteer's Fire Zouvaes. If so may have been detain at Pickney Castle, S.C. during the Civil War.
Isaac Seward served as a New York City Volunteer Fireman with the "Howard Engine Company 34, 78 Morton St. " Circa 1860's.
He was Carriage Maker and Finisher. He is listed in several Documents that pertain to the Engine Company.
His Civil War Registry shows him residing on Hammond St., just a few blocks from the Firehouse!
Isaac could have been a member of the 11th New York Volunteer's Fire Zouvaes. If so may have been detain at Pickney Castle, S.C. during the Civil War.
He was Carriage Maker and Finisher. He is listed in several Documents that pertain to the Engine Company.
His Civil War Registry shows him residing on Hammond St., just a few blocks from the Firehouse!
Isaac could have been a member of the 11th New York Volunteer's Fire Zouvaes. If so may have been detain at Pickney Castle, S.C. during the Civil War.
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Lot 28307,
Section 136
Grave 863
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Burial date is August 7, 1906
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