Professor G.W. Hahn was an educator for over 45 years. He was the son of Christian Hahn and Annie Hahn.
He served in Co. E NC 32nd Infantry, the Southern army during the Civil War and was twice wounded at Gettysburg.
He was an educator by profession. Some of his life's work lives on in the book "The Catawba Soldier of the Civil War", a book of biographical sketches of soldiers from his home county.
He served in Co. E NC 32nd Infantry, the Southern army during the Civil War and was twice wounded at Gettysburg.
He was an educator by profession. Some of his life's work lives on in the book "The Catawba Soldier of the Civil War", a book of biographical sketches of soldiers from his home county.
Professor G.W. Hahn was an educator for over 45 years. He was the son of Christian Hahn and Annie Hahn.
He served in Co. E NC 32nd Infantry, the Southern army during the Civil War and was twice wounded at Gettysburg.
He was an educator by profession. Some of his life's work lives on in the book "The Catawba Soldier of the Civil War", a book of biographical sketches of soldiers from his home county.
He served in Co. E NC 32nd Infantry, the Southern army during the Civil War and was twice wounded at Gettysburg.
He was an educator by profession. Some of his life's work lives on in the book "The Catawba Soldier of the Civil War", a book of biographical sketches of soldiers from his home county.
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