Private John Curtis served with Company M of the 9th US Cavalry. He was originally interred in the Fort Stanton Cemetery (Fort Stanton Burial Registration).
In May 1878, Pvt John Curtis, M 9th Cavalry, was at Fort Garland, Colorado (Army Musters).
The 9th Cavalry was a segregated African-American Regiment known as "Buffalo Soldiers". At the time of John's service the 9th Cavalry was engaged in the Apache Wars (Regiment History).
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In May 1878, Pvt John Curtis, M 9th Cavalry, was at Fort Garland, Colorado (Army Musters).
The 9th Cavalry was a segregated African-American Regiment known as "Buffalo Soldiers". At the time of John's service the 9th Cavalry was engaged in the Apache Wars (Regiment History).
(Info provided by truchasnm)
Private John Curtis served with Company M of the 9th US Cavalry. He was originally interred in the Fort Stanton Cemetery (Fort Stanton Burial Registration).
In May 1878, Pvt John Curtis, M 9th Cavalry, was at Fort Garland, Colorado (Army Musters).
The 9th Cavalry was a segregated African-American Regiment known as "Buffalo Soldiers". At the time of John's service the 9th Cavalry was engaged in the Apache Wars (Regiment History).
(Info provided by truchasnm)
In May 1878, Pvt John Curtis, M 9th Cavalry, was at Fort Garland, Colorado (Army Musters).
The 9th Cavalry was a segregated African-American Regiment known as "Buffalo Soldiers". At the time of John's service the 9th Cavalry was engaged in the Apache Wars (Regiment History).
(Info provided by truchasnm)
Inscription
CO.M
9TH U.S.CAV.
Gravesite Details
PVT US ARMY
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