While serving on the USS HOUSATONIC, he was captured in Charleston on September 8, 1863. After being sent to five different POW Camps, he died Andersonville a year later.
Rank: LANDSMAN
State: US
Branch of Service: NAVY
Date of Death: 9/15/1864
Cause of Death: DYSENTERY
Remarks: F. A. JAMES [2]; USS HOUSATONIC
Reference*: p 72 [3]; p 216 [39]
Place Captured: FORT SUMTER, SC
Date Captured: 9/8/1863
Rank: LANDSMAN
State: US
Branch of Service: NAVY
Date of Death: 9/15/1864
Cause of Death: DYSENTERY
Remarks: F. A. JAMES [2]; USS HOUSATONIC
Reference*: p 72 [3]; p 216 [39]
Place Captured: FORT SUMTER, SC
Date Captured: 9/8/1863
While serving on the USS HOUSATONIC, he was captured in Charleston on September 8, 1863. After being sent to five different POW Camps, he died Andersonville a year later.
Rank: LANDSMAN
State: US
Branch of Service: NAVY
Date of Death: 9/15/1864
Cause of Death: DYSENTERY
Remarks: F. A. JAMES [2]; USS HOUSATONIC
Reference*: p 72 [3]; p 216 [39]
Place Captured: FORT SUMTER, SC
Date Captured: 9/8/1863
Rank: LANDSMAN
State: US
Branch of Service: NAVY
Date of Death: 9/15/1864
Cause of Death: DYSENTERY
Remarks: F. A. JAMES [2]; USS HOUSATONIC
Reference*: p 72 [3]; p 216 [39]
Place Captured: FORT SUMTER, SC
Date Captured: 9/8/1863
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