Civil War Union Navy Sailor. He served as a Boatswain's Mate in the Union Navy.
He served on board the warships USS Cambridge, USS Potomac, USS New Hampshire, USS North Carolina, USS Constellation, USS Ohio, USS Delaware, USS Augusta, USS Piscatagua, and the USS Vermont.
On October 9, 1907 he filed for a US Navy Invalid Veteran Pension (Application #12605, Certificate #5950).
He was member #40 of the London Branch of American Civil War members. They were not affiliated to the Grand Army of the Republic but followed their principles. The London Branch was formed on September 20th 1910 in Bermondsey South London, and Benjamin answered the call to join among 59 other veterans. It seems he returned to the United States in about 1917.
He died at the United States Naval Asylum in Philadelphia.
He served on board the warships USS Cambridge, USS Potomac, USS New Hampshire, USS North Carolina, USS Constellation, USS Ohio, USS Delaware, USS Augusta, USS Piscatagua, and the USS Vermont.
On October 9, 1907 he filed for a US Navy Invalid Veteran Pension (Application #12605, Certificate #5950).
He was member #40 of the London Branch of American Civil War members. They were not affiliated to the Grand Army of the Republic but followed their principles. The London Branch was formed on September 20th 1910 in Bermondsey South London, and Benjamin answered the call to join among 59 other veterans. It seems he returned to the United States in about 1917.
He died at the United States Naval Asylum in Philadelphia.
Civil War Union Navy Sailor. He served as a Boatswain's Mate in the Union Navy.
He served on board the warships USS Cambridge, USS Potomac, USS New Hampshire, USS North Carolina, USS Constellation, USS Ohio, USS Delaware, USS Augusta, USS Piscatagua, and the USS Vermont.
On October 9, 1907 he filed for a US Navy Invalid Veteran Pension (Application #12605, Certificate #5950).
He was member #40 of the London Branch of American Civil War members. They were not affiliated to the Grand Army of the Republic but followed their principles. The London Branch was formed on September 20th 1910 in Bermondsey South London, and Benjamin answered the call to join among 59 other veterans. It seems he returned to the United States in about 1917.
He died at the United States Naval Asylum in Philadelphia.
He served on board the warships USS Cambridge, USS Potomac, USS New Hampshire, USS North Carolina, USS Constellation, USS Ohio, USS Delaware, USS Augusta, USS Piscatagua, and the USS Vermont.
On October 9, 1907 he filed for a US Navy Invalid Veteran Pension (Application #12605, Certificate #5950).
He was member #40 of the London Branch of American Civil War members. They were not affiliated to the Grand Army of the Republic but followed their principles. The London Branch was formed on September 20th 1910 in Bermondsey South London, and Benjamin answered the call to join among 59 other veterans. It seems he returned to the United States in about 1917.
He died at the United States Naval Asylum in Philadelphia.
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