He was not in the military but lived near the Fort as a Citizen, he was also a pharmacist by trade. Sometime after the 1860 Census he left Warren County, Kentucky and moved to Wyoming.
*NOTE*
The following is taken from "History of the Fort (Bridger)", p. 17, film #H79a, Wyoming State Archives, Cheyenne, Wyoming:
"There is an old cemetery in the valley ½ mile northeast of the Post but no longer used. A new one was started in 1868 on higher ground about a mile southeast of the Post. It is properly fenced, neatly kept. There are 71 graves, they are numbered and marked legibly except two which are unidentified. A record of interments is kept by the Post Quartermaster in the prescribed form."
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*NOTE*
The following is taken from "History of the Fort (Bridger)", p. 17, film #H79a, Wyoming State Archives, Cheyenne, Wyoming:
"There is an old cemetery in the valley ½ mile northeast of the Post but no longer used. A new one was started in 1868 on higher ground about a mile southeast of the Post. It is properly fenced, neatly kept. There are 71 graves, they are numbered and marked legibly except two which are unidentified. A record of interments is kept by the Post Quartermaster in the prescribed form."
This information sent to me by Jerry ID #47207041
He was not in the military but lived near the Fort as a Citizen, he was also a pharmacist by trade. Sometime after the 1860 Census he left Warren County, Kentucky and moved to Wyoming.
*NOTE*
The following is taken from "History of the Fort (Bridger)", p. 17, film #H79a, Wyoming State Archives, Cheyenne, Wyoming:
"There is an old cemetery in the valley ½ mile northeast of the Post but no longer used. A new one was started in 1868 on higher ground about a mile southeast of the Post. It is properly fenced, neatly kept. There are 71 graves, they are numbered and marked legibly except two which are unidentified. A record of interments is kept by the Post Quartermaster in the prescribed form."
This information sent to me by Jerry ID #47207041
*NOTE*
The following is taken from "History of the Fort (Bridger)", p. 17, film #H79a, Wyoming State Archives, Cheyenne, Wyoming:
"There is an old cemetery in the valley ½ mile northeast of the Post but no longer used. A new one was started in 1868 on higher ground about a mile southeast of the Post. It is properly fenced, neatly kept. There are 71 graves, they are numbered and marked legibly except two which are unidentified. A record of interments is kept by the Post Quartermaster in the prescribed form."
This information sent to me by Jerry ID #47207041
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