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MAJ Theodore Woolsey Winthrop

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MAJ Theodore Woolsey Winthrop Veteran

Birth
New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut, USA
Death
10 Jun 1861 (aged 32)
Big Bethel, Hampton City, Virginia, USA
Burial
New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut, USA GPS-Latitude: 41.3131763, Longitude: -72.9278051
Plot
14 Cedar Ave., East
Memorial ID
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Photocopy of Section B, Page 5, of the New Haven Register, which contains six articles (vignettes and photographs) about Winthrop collected by Bernard Heinz. Winthrop was mustered in on 26 April 1861 and was mustered out on 3 June 1861 at Big Bethel, Virginia. Winthrop wrote the account "March to Washington" for the June 1861 edition of Atlantic Monthly. Winthrop was a writer of some renown and much promise. Some claim that Winthrop was the first Union officer killed in battle in the Civil War though it is unclear whether Winthrop's rank of major was anything other than a courtesy title.
Photocopy of Section B, Page 5, of the New Haven Register, which contains six articles (vignettes and photographs) about Winthrop collected by Bernard Heinz. Winthrop was mustered in on 26 April 1861 and was mustered out on 3 June 1861 at Big Bethel, Virginia. Winthrop wrote the account "March to Washington" for the June 1861 edition of Atlantic Monthly. Winthrop was a writer of some renown and much promise. Some claim that Winthrop was the first Union officer killed in battle in the Civil War though it is unclear whether Winthrop's rank of major was anything other than a courtesy title.


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