Civil War veteran. Lt and Captain Cos C, I, and D 117th. New York Infantry from 1862 to 1865.
Captured in action at Drury's Bluff Va. 16 May 1865. Paroled, September 1864.
One of the few officers of the regiment that survived unscathed during the battle of Fort Fisher N.C 15 January 1865.
Although he died in New York, the remains were shipped to Pennsylvania, for burial in the GAR plot at Wildwood Cemetery at Williamsport. He lived in Williamsport for a number of years prior to his death.
The ceremony was under the auspices of the Reno Post No. 64, GAR.
"Pennsylvania Veterans Burial cards" show that he was buried in the G.A.R Soldiers Circle on the 8th August 1888.
Widow Anna, applied for pension in April 1887, and received one - number 384839.
Captured in action at Drury's Bluff Va. 16 May 1865. Paroled, September 1864.
One of the few officers of the regiment that survived unscathed during the battle of Fort Fisher N.C 15 January 1865.
Although he died in New York, the remains were shipped to Pennsylvania, for burial in the GAR plot at Wildwood Cemetery at Williamsport. He lived in Williamsport for a number of years prior to his death.
The ceremony was under the auspices of the Reno Post No. 64, GAR.
"Pennsylvania Veterans Burial cards" show that he was buried in the G.A.R Soldiers Circle on the 8th August 1888.
Widow Anna, applied for pension in April 1887, and received one - number 384839.
Civil War veteran. Lt and Captain Cos C, I, and D 117th. New York Infantry from 1862 to 1865.
Captured in action at Drury's Bluff Va. 16 May 1865. Paroled, September 1864.
One of the few officers of the regiment that survived unscathed during the battle of Fort Fisher N.C 15 January 1865.
Although he died in New York, the remains were shipped to Pennsylvania, for burial in the GAR plot at Wildwood Cemetery at Williamsport. He lived in Williamsport for a number of years prior to his death.
The ceremony was under the auspices of the Reno Post No. 64, GAR.
"Pennsylvania Veterans Burial cards" show that he was buried in the G.A.R Soldiers Circle on the 8th August 1888.
Widow Anna, applied for pension in April 1887, and received one - number 384839.
Captured in action at Drury's Bluff Va. 16 May 1865. Paroled, September 1864.
One of the few officers of the regiment that survived unscathed during the battle of Fort Fisher N.C 15 January 1865.
Although he died in New York, the remains were shipped to Pennsylvania, for burial in the GAR plot at Wildwood Cemetery at Williamsport. He lived in Williamsport for a number of years prior to his death.
The ceremony was under the auspices of the Reno Post No. 64, GAR.
"Pennsylvania Veterans Burial cards" show that he was buried in the G.A.R Soldiers Circle on the 8th August 1888.
Widow Anna, applied for pension in April 1887, and received one - number 384839.
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