Served in Co. H 11th Vermont Infantry during the Civil War Captured 6/23/1864 at the Weldon Railroad. Survived Anersonville. Paroled 11/30/64. Mustered out 8/25/65. Working as a clerk in the Pension Office in 1882. Listed in The Evening Star (Washington D.C.) of 8/18/82 has having his pension increased from $1,300 to $1,400 per annum. Living in Washington D.C. on 1890 roster. Residing in Washington on 1910 and 1920 Federal census. Died in Washington 1/18/1925. Buried in the Glenwood Cemetery at Washington.
Served in Co. H 11th Vermont Infantry during the Civil War Captured 6/23/1864 at the Weldon Railroad. Survived Anersonville. Paroled 11/30/64. Mustered out 8/25/65. Working as a clerk in the Pension Office in 1882. Listed in The Evening Star (Washington D.C.) of 8/18/82 has having his pension increased from $1,300 to $1,400 per annum. Living in Washington D.C. on 1890 roster. Residing in Washington on 1910 and 1920 Federal census. Died in Washington 1/18/1925. Buried in the Glenwood Cemetery at Washington.
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