accidentally shot in the leg and this caused him problems for the rest of his life.
During the Civil War he was a Lt. in the 5th Michigan Cavalry on the staff of General George Armstrong Custer and later served in the Commissary Department in Washington, District of Columbia, from February 6, 1863 until October 10th when he was discharged for physical reasons (chronic diarrhea and hemorrhaging) at Ft. Leaven worth, Kansas. He returned to Michigan, where he had served as supervisor of Monguagon Township (1856, 1860-1866). He also served as Deputy Postmaster of Detroit. He married October 15, 1851 Eliza Berthlett Lewis, the daughter of Thomas Lewis of Grosse Ile Michigan, at St. Anne's Roman Catholic Church in Detroit. [Edit Bio]
accidentally shot in the leg and this caused him problems for the rest of his life.
During the Civil War he was a Lt. in the 5th Michigan Cavalry on the staff of General George Armstrong Custer and later served in the Commissary Department in Washington, District of Columbia, from February 6, 1863 until October 10th when he was discharged for physical reasons (chronic diarrhea and hemorrhaging) at Ft. Leaven worth, Kansas. He returned to Michigan, where he had served as supervisor of Monguagon Township (1856, 1860-1866). He also served as Deputy Postmaster of Detroit. He married October 15, 1851 Eliza Berthlett Lewis, the daughter of Thomas Lewis of Grosse Ile Michigan, at St. Anne's Roman Catholic Church in Detroit. [Edit Bio]
Family Members
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Isabella Gibson Norvell Keith
1823–1889
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Col Freeman Norvell
1827–1881
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Barry Norvell
1829–1858
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LTC John Mason Norvell
1832–1893
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Col Stevens Thompson Norvell
1835–1911
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Emily Virginia Norvell Walker
1837–1914
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Alfred Cuthbert Norvell
1842–1883
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Edwin Forest Norvell
1843–1876
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James Knox Polk Norvell
1845–1905
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