Mary Carrington was the daughter of Martin and Elizabeth (Fogarty) Walsh, both born in Ireland. She was the wife of HARRY Carrington and was a homemaker.
Mary's spouse HARRY S. Carrington was a railroad conductor. Harry's father was Harry Beebee Carrington. Beebee had two wives . The 2nd wife was the widow of George Washington Grummond. George had been a brevit Lt. Colonel in the Civil War. George took Francis Courtney with him to Fort Phil Kearny in 1866. George's rank in the regular Army was 2nd Lieutenant. George wanted a higher rank. He had often gotten a higher rank when he took independent action, also called disobeying orders
On 21 Dec 1866 to get new rank, George chased 10 native Americans. The natives led George's group of 25 mounted and 50 soldiers on foot into an ambush. 25 to 45 natives died. "100 in hand battle" is also known as the Fetterman battle. George's sword was found in a wall in Wallingford, Connecticut. Look for the sale of the sword in 2015 by searching "George Grummond sword Historical Arms". The sword sold for 6 to 7 times as much as a Civil War sword normally sells for. Please join the Bozeman Trail Association.
George Pullman started his company with a man named Angell. Angell was a descendant of Thomas Angell. Thomas Angell was an indentured servant in 1630. Thomas helped Roger Williams escape a group of men who were going to put him on a vessel and have him put in jail in England to die. Thomas and native Americans helped Roger Williams to survive the Winter. Providence, Rhode Island was started by Roger Williams and his supporters.
Both George Pullman and Angell were from Chatauqua County, New York.
Cook County, Illinois, U.S., Deaths Index, 1878-1922
Name: Harry S Carrington
Birth Date: abt 1855
Birth Place: Massachusetts
Death Date: 9 Jun 1893
Death Place: Chicago, Cook, Illinois
Burial Date: 10 Jun 1893
Cemetery Name: Calvary
Death Age: 38
Occupation: R.R.Conductor
Marital status: Married
Residence: Chicago, Cook, Illinois
FHL Film Number: 1030980
Added 11 September 2023:
(Source: Illinois, Deaths and Stillbirths Index, 1916-1947)
Mary's spouse HARRY S. Carrington was a railroad conductor. Harry's father was Harry Beebee Carrington. Beebee had two wives . The 2nd wife was the widow of George Washington Grummond. George had been a brevit Lt. Colonel in the Civil War. George took Francis Courtney with him to Fort Phil Kearny in 1866. George's rank in the regular Army was 2nd Lieutenant. George wanted a higher rank. He had often gotten a higher rank when he took independent action, also called disobeying orders
On 21 Dec 1866 to get new rank, George chased 10 native Americans. The natives led George's group of 25 mounted and 50 soldiers on foot into an ambush. 25 to 45 natives died. "100 in hand battle" is also known as the Fetterman battle. George's sword was found in a wall in Wallingford, Connecticut. Look for the sale of the sword in 2015 by searching "George Grummond sword Historical Arms". The sword sold for 6 to 7 times as much as a Civil War sword normally sells for. Please join the Bozeman Trail Association.
George Pullman started his company with a man named Angell. Angell was a descendant of Thomas Angell. Thomas Angell was an indentured servant in 1630. Thomas helped Roger Williams escape a group of men who were going to put him on a vessel and have him put in jail in England to die. Thomas and native Americans helped Roger Williams to survive the Winter. Providence, Rhode Island was started by Roger Williams and his supporters.
Both George Pullman and Angell were from Chatauqua County, New York.
Cook County, Illinois, U.S., Deaths Index, 1878-1922
Name: Harry S Carrington
Birth Date: abt 1855
Birth Place: Massachusetts
Death Date: 9 Jun 1893
Death Place: Chicago, Cook, Illinois
Burial Date: 10 Jun 1893
Cemetery Name: Calvary
Death Age: 38
Occupation: R.R.Conductor
Marital status: Married
Residence: Chicago, Cook, Illinois
FHL Film Number: 1030980
Added 11 September 2023:
(Source: Illinois, Deaths and Stillbirths Index, 1916-1947)
Mary Carrington was the daughter of Martin and Elizabeth (Fogarty) Walsh, both born in Ireland. She was the wife of HARRY Carrington and was a homemaker.
Mary's spouse HARRY S. Carrington was a railroad conductor. Harry's father was Harry Beebee Carrington. Beebee had two wives . The 2nd wife was the widow of George Washington Grummond. George had been a brevit Lt. Colonel in the Civil War. George took Francis Courtney with him to Fort Phil Kearny in 1866. George's rank in the regular Army was 2nd Lieutenant. George wanted a higher rank. He had often gotten a higher rank when he took independent action, also called disobeying orders
On 21 Dec 1866 to get new rank, George chased 10 native Americans. The natives led George's group of 25 mounted and 50 soldiers on foot into an ambush. 25 to 45 natives died. "100 in hand battle" is also known as the Fetterman battle. George's sword was found in a wall in Wallingford, Connecticut. Look for the sale of the sword in 2015 by searching "George Grummond sword Historical Arms". The sword sold for 6 to 7 times as much as a Civil War sword normally sells for. Please join the Bozeman Trail Association.
George Pullman started his company with a man named Angell. Angell was a descendant of Thomas Angell. Thomas Angell was an indentured servant in 1630. Thomas helped Roger Williams escape a group of men who were going to put him on a vessel and have him put in jail in England to die. Thomas and native Americans helped Roger Williams to survive the Winter. Providence, Rhode Island was started by Roger Williams and his supporters.
Both George Pullman and Angell were from Chatauqua County, New York.
Cook County, Illinois, U.S., Deaths Index, 1878-1922
Name: Harry S Carrington
Birth Date: abt 1855
Birth Place: Massachusetts
Death Date: 9 Jun 1893
Death Place: Chicago, Cook, Illinois
Burial Date: 10 Jun 1893
Cemetery Name: Calvary
Death Age: 38
Occupation: R.R.Conductor
Marital status: Married
Residence: Chicago, Cook, Illinois
FHL Film Number: 1030980
Added 11 September 2023:
(Source: Illinois, Deaths and Stillbirths Index, 1916-1947)
Mary's spouse HARRY S. Carrington was a railroad conductor. Harry's father was Harry Beebee Carrington. Beebee had two wives . The 2nd wife was the widow of George Washington Grummond. George had been a brevit Lt. Colonel in the Civil War. George took Francis Courtney with him to Fort Phil Kearny in 1866. George's rank in the regular Army was 2nd Lieutenant. George wanted a higher rank. He had often gotten a higher rank when he took independent action, also called disobeying orders
On 21 Dec 1866 to get new rank, George chased 10 native Americans. The natives led George's group of 25 mounted and 50 soldiers on foot into an ambush. 25 to 45 natives died. "100 in hand battle" is also known as the Fetterman battle. George's sword was found in a wall in Wallingford, Connecticut. Look for the sale of the sword in 2015 by searching "George Grummond sword Historical Arms". The sword sold for 6 to 7 times as much as a Civil War sword normally sells for. Please join the Bozeman Trail Association.
George Pullman started his company with a man named Angell. Angell was a descendant of Thomas Angell. Thomas Angell was an indentured servant in 1630. Thomas helped Roger Williams escape a group of men who were going to put him on a vessel and have him put in jail in England to die. Thomas and native Americans helped Roger Williams to survive the Winter. Providence, Rhode Island was started by Roger Williams and his supporters.
Both George Pullman and Angell were from Chatauqua County, New York.
Cook County, Illinois, U.S., Deaths Index, 1878-1922
Name: Harry S Carrington
Birth Date: abt 1855
Birth Place: Massachusetts
Death Date: 9 Jun 1893
Death Place: Chicago, Cook, Illinois
Burial Date: 10 Jun 1893
Cemetery Name: Calvary
Death Age: 38
Occupation: R.R.Conductor
Marital status: Married
Residence: Chicago, Cook, Illinois
FHL Film Number: 1030980
Added 11 September 2023:
(Source: Illinois, Deaths and Stillbirths Index, 1916-1947)
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