Civil War Veteran
1LT, 47th Regiment
Illinois Volunteer Infantry
Original Companion
Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States
California Commandery
Insignia #05067
∼Died of cerebral condition. Was in the hospital since Oct. 26, 1909. Member New York regiment in Civil war and wounded at battle of Gettysburg. After the war he worked with Internal Revenue Service. Appointed clerk of US Court in Mississippi and US Marshal for that state. Instigator of a bloodless duel between himself and Senator Laupar. Appointed Marshal of territory in Utah by President Rutherford B. Hayes. Became a wealthy miner when he returned to NY. first wife died in New York; Wall Street investor. Lost much money in some investments; married again to Winifred K. Kimball of Salt Lake; they were divorced. Member of the Legion of Honor. Birthdate has also been noted to be August 13, 1843 unsure which is correct.
Civil War Veteran
1LT, 47th Regiment
Illinois Volunteer Infantry
Original Companion
Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States
California Commandery
Insignia #05067
∼Died of cerebral condition. Was in the hospital since Oct. 26, 1909. Member New York regiment in Civil war and wounded at battle of Gettysburg. After the war he worked with Internal Revenue Service. Appointed clerk of US Court in Mississippi and US Marshal for that state. Instigator of a bloodless duel between himself and Senator Laupar. Appointed Marshal of territory in Utah by President Rutherford B. Hayes. Became a wealthy miner when he returned to NY. first wife died in New York; Wall Street investor. Lost much money in some investments; married again to Winifred K. Kimball of Salt Lake; they were divorced. Member of the Legion of Honor. Birthdate has also been noted to be August 13, 1843 unsure which is correct.
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