01/21/1836 - Born, MD [Father: William Lungren (1778-1846); Mother: Jane Dix Smith (1794-1871)
1855 - Lived in PA
02/28/1856 - M.D. degree, Philadelphia Medical College, Philadelphia, PA (from: MD)
05/27/1858 - As H. H. G. Lunsgren, married, Mrs. Anna "Annie" Ivory Deacon Woolman
(1833-1924), Morgan Co., GA
03/00/1862 - As Asst. surgeon, Provisional Army of the Confederate States, captured with his luggage by Commander, C. R. P. Rodgers, US Navy, on the "USS Pawnee" while trying to escape from Fernandina, FL, on the "CSS Darlington"
04/03/1862 - In a message sent to Brig Gen. H. W. Benham, Commanding, Northern District, U. S. A., by Brig. Gen. T. W. Sherman, U. S. A., Port Royal, SC, "Dear Benham, Don't forget the prisoner on board the [USS] "Cahawba." His name is Henry G. Lungren, M. D., Asst. Surg., P.A.C.S., and a resident of Florida. You know I told you that it was my intention to send him home on parole; but that in consequence of a circumstance which
recently transpired, I think it unsafe to do so until after the fall of P. Yours truly, T. W. Sherman, B. G., U. S. A." [Note: Pensacola, Florida, which was occupied at the time by Confederate forces was evacuated on May 9th and was occupied by United States forces on May 10th, 1862.
04/14/1862 - In a letter written to Capt. L. H. Pelouzi, Acting Inspector General, Port Royal, SC, from the Provost Marshal's Office, "Capt. L. H. Pelouze, Dear Sir, The Provost Marshal has just recd. an order to send north all the prisoners of war and political prisoners in his keeping. Will you please be so kind as to enquire of Genl. Hunter whether I am included. I am very desirous that I may be released on parole to see my family, the peculiar circumstances under which I left them you have heard from me. I should indeed be very grateful to you if you would intercede with the Genl. on my
behalf. Can you not call and see me. I assure you I would be gratified if you would call. Yours very respectfully, Henry G. Lungren, M.D., Asst Surg. P. A. C. S."
04/17/1862 - Confirmed as an Asst. Surgeon by the Confederate States Senate
03/03/1863 - Asst. Surgeon, Tallahassee, FL
03/09/1863 - "Asst. Surgeon Henry G. Lungren will report to Surgeon R. S. Brodie, Medical Director, at Charleston S C for assignment to duty in Florida" [S.O. 57/4]
03/19/1863 - In a message from R. L. Brodie, Medical Director, Charleston, SC, "Agreeably to routine orders Asst. Surgeon Lungren will report for duty to Surgeon J. H. Randolph, Tallahassee, Florida"
03/23/1863 - Asst. Surgeon, Tallahassee, FL
05/12/1863 - In a message from Chief Surgeon J. H. Randolph, District of Mississippi and West Florida, "Sir, You will report for duty to Surg.[Abel Seymour] Baldwin, Chief Surg of the Eastern Dist. of Florida, for the reason that he is in urgent need of Med Officers. J. H. Randolph, Chf Surg Dist of M & W Florida"
05/20/1863 - Asst. Surgeon, Lake City, FL
01/18/1868 - Practiced medicine, Volusia, FL
1870 - Published a paper entitled, "History of the Lungren Squash", Tilton's Journal of Horticulture and Florist's Companion, 1870, vol. VII, p. 211.
06/27/1870 - Practiced medicine, Division No. 17, Volusia Co., FL (lived with wife Annie D. and three children; indexed in the 1870 U. S. Census as "Henry G. Lungreen")
05/26/1871 - Practiced medicine, Volusia, FL
11/24/1871 - Mother, Jane, died in Pennsylvania
10/19/1874 - Died, PA (buried: Old Saint Martins Episcopal Cemetery, Marcus Hook, Dellaware Co., PA (FindAGrave #76084559)
08/13/1879 - Widow, Mrs. Annie Lungren, was proprietress of a hotel and Asst.
Superintendent of Spring Grove Union Sunday School in Volusia Co., Fl
01/04/1882 - Widow, Mrs. Annie Lungren, listed a house and orange grove for sale for $1500 located 6 miles from Volusia
06/04/1889 - Widow, Annie, remarried her first husband, Joseph "Burr" Woolman,
Vincentown, Burlington Co., NJ
12/06/1924 - Widow, Annie, died (buried Midway Cemetery, Palm Harbor, Pinellas Co., FL; FindAGrave #'s 14521821, 36481646, 36610739)
This biographical sketch is from:
Hambrecht, F. T. & Koste, J. L., Biographical
register of physicians who served the
Confederacy in a medical capacity.
05/28/2021. Unpublished database.
1855 - Lived in PA
02/28/1856 - M.D. degree, Philadelphia Medical College, Philadelphia, PA (from: MD)
05/27/1858 - As H. H. G. Lunsgren, married, Mrs. Anna "Annie" Ivory Deacon Woolman
(1833-1924), Morgan Co., GA
03/00/1862 - As Asst. surgeon, Provisional Army of the Confederate States, captured with his luggage by Commander, C. R. P. Rodgers, US Navy, on the "USS Pawnee" while trying to escape from Fernandina, FL, on the "CSS Darlington"
04/03/1862 - In a message sent to Brig Gen. H. W. Benham, Commanding, Northern District, U. S. A., by Brig. Gen. T. W. Sherman, U. S. A., Port Royal, SC, "Dear Benham, Don't forget the prisoner on board the [USS] "Cahawba." His name is Henry G. Lungren, M. D., Asst. Surg., P.A.C.S., and a resident of Florida. You know I told you that it was my intention to send him home on parole; but that in consequence of a circumstance which
recently transpired, I think it unsafe to do so until after the fall of P. Yours truly, T. W. Sherman, B. G., U. S. A." [Note: Pensacola, Florida, which was occupied at the time by Confederate forces was evacuated on May 9th and was occupied by United States forces on May 10th, 1862.
04/14/1862 - In a letter written to Capt. L. H. Pelouzi, Acting Inspector General, Port Royal, SC, from the Provost Marshal's Office, "Capt. L. H. Pelouze, Dear Sir, The Provost Marshal has just recd. an order to send north all the prisoners of war and political prisoners in his keeping. Will you please be so kind as to enquire of Genl. Hunter whether I am included. I am very desirous that I may be released on parole to see my family, the peculiar circumstances under which I left them you have heard from me. I should indeed be very grateful to you if you would intercede with the Genl. on my
behalf. Can you not call and see me. I assure you I would be gratified if you would call. Yours very respectfully, Henry G. Lungren, M.D., Asst Surg. P. A. C. S."
04/17/1862 - Confirmed as an Asst. Surgeon by the Confederate States Senate
03/03/1863 - Asst. Surgeon, Tallahassee, FL
03/09/1863 - "Asst. Surgeon Henry G. Lungren will report to Surgeon R. S. Brodie, Medical Director, at Charleston S C for assignment to duty in Florida" [S.O. 57/4]
03/19/1863 - In a message from R. L. Brodie, Medical Director, Charleston, SC, "Agreeably to routine orders Asst. Surgeon Lungren will report for duty to Surgeon J. H. Randolph, Tallahassee, Florida"
03/23/1863 - Asst. Surgeon, Tallahassee, FL
05/12/1863 - In a message from Chief Surgeon J. H. Randolph, District of Mississippi and West Florida, "Sir, You will report for duty to Surg.[Abel Seymour] Baldwin, Chief Surg of the Eastern Dist. of Florida, for the reason that he is in urgent need of Med Officers. J. H. Randolph, Chf Surg Dist of M & W Florida"
05/20/1863 - Asst. Surgeon, Lake City, FL
01/18/1868 - Practiced medicine, Volusia, FL
1870 - Published a paper entitled, "History of the Lungren Squash", Tilton's Journal of Horticulture and Florist's Companion, 1870, vol. VII, p. 211.
06/27/1870 - Practiced medicine, Division No. 17, Volusia Co., FL (lived with wife Annie D. and three children; indexed in the 1870 U. S. Census as "Henry G. Lungreen")
05/26/1871 - Practiced medicine, Volusia, FL
11/24/1871 - Mother, Jane, died in Pennsylvania
10/19/1874 - Died, PA (buried: Old Saint Martins Episcopal Cemetery, Marcus Hook, Dellaware Co., PA (FindAGrave #76084559)
08/13/1879 - Widow, Mrs. Annie Lungren, was proprietress of a hotel and Asst.
Superintendent of Spring Grove Union Sunday School in Volusia Co., Fl
01/04/1882 - Widow, Mrs. Annie Lungren, listed a house and orange grove for sale for $1500 located 6 miles from Volusia
06/04/1889 - Widow, Annie, remarried her first husband, Joseph "Burr" Woolman,
Vincentown, Burlington Co., NJ
12/06/1924 - Widow, Annie, died (buried Midway Cemetery, Palm Harbor, Pinellas Co., FL; FindAGrave #'s 14521821, 36481646, 36610739)
This biographical sketch is from:
Hambrecht, F. T. & Koste, J. L., Biographical
register of physicians who served the
Confederacy in a medical capacity.
05/28/2021. Unpublished database.
01/21/1836 - Born, MD [Father: William Lungren (1778-1846); Mother: Jane Dix Smith (1794-1871)
1855 - Lived in PA
02/28/1856 - M.D. degree, Philadelphia Medical College, Philadelphia, PA (from: MD)
05/27/1858 - As H. H. G. Lunsgren, married, Mrs. Anna "Annie" Ivory Deacon Woolman
(1833-1924), Morgan Co., GA
03/00/1862 - As Asst. surgeon, Provisional Army of the Confederate States, captured with his luggage by Commander, C. R. P. Rodgers, US Navy, on the "USS Pawnee" while trying to escape from Fernandina, FL, on the "CSS Darlington"
04/03/1862 - In a message sent to Brig Gen. H. W. Benham, Commanding, Northern District, U. S. A., by Brig. Gen. T. W. Sherman, U. S. A., Port Royal, SC, "Dear Benham, Don't forget the prisoner on board the [USS] "Cahawba." His name is Henry G. Lungren, M. D., Asst. Surg., P.A.C.S., and a resident of Florida. You know I told you that it was my intention to send him home on parole; but that in consequence of a circumstance which
recently transpired, I think it unsafe to do so until after the fall of P. Yours truly, T. W. Sherman, B. G., U. S. A." [Note: Pensacola, Florida, which was occupied at the time by Confederate forces was evacuated on May 9th and was occupied by United States forces on May 10th, 1862.
04/14/1862 - In a letter written to Capt. L. H. Pelouzi, Acting Inspector General, Port Royal, SC, from the Provost Marshal's Office, "Capt. L. H. Pelouze, Dear Sir, The Provost Marshal has just recd. an order to send north all the prisoners of war and political prisoners in his keeping. Will you please be so kind as to enquire of Genl. Hunter whether I am included. I am very desirous that I may be released on parole to see my family, the peculiar circumstances under which I left them you have heard from me. I should indeed be very grateful to you if you would intercede with the Genl. on my
behalf. Can you not call and see me. I assure you I would be gratified if you would call. Yours very respectfully, Henry G. Lungren, M.D., Asst Surg. P. A. C. S."
04/17/1862 - Confirmed as an Asst. Surgeon by the Confederate States Senate
03/03/1863 - Asst. Surgeon, Tallahassee, FL
03/09/1863 - "Asst. Surgeon Henry G. Lungren will report to Surgeon R. S. Brodie, Medical Director, at Charleston S C for assignment to duty in Florida" [S.O. 57/4]
03/19/1863 - In a message from R. L. Brodie, Medical Director, Charleston, SC, "Agreeably to routine orders Asst. Surgeon Lungren will report for duty to Surgeon J. H. Randolph, Tallahassee, Florida"
03/23/1863 - Asst. Surgeon, Tallahassee, FL
05/12/1863 - In a message from Chief Surgeon J. H. Randolph, District of Mississippi and West Florida, "Sir, You will report for duty to Surg.[Abel Seymour] Baldwin, Chief Surg of the Eastern Dist. of Florida, for the reason that he is in urgent need of Med Officers. J. H. Randolph, Chf Surg Dist of M & W Florida"
05/20/1863 - Asst. Surgeon, Lake City, FL
01/18/1868 - Practiced medicine, Volusia, FL
1870 - Published a paper entitled, "History of the Lungren Squash", Tilton's Journal of Horticulture and Florist's Companion, 1870, vol. VII, p. 211.
06/27/1870 - Practiced medicine, Division No. 17, Volusia Co., FL (lived with wife Annie D. and three children; indexed in the 1870 U. S. Census as "Henry G. Lungreen")
05/26/1871 - Practiced medicine, Volusia, FL
11/24/1871 - Mother, Jane, died in Pennsylvania
10/19/1874 - Died, PA (buried: Old Saint Martins Episcopal Cemetery, Marcus Hook, Dellaware Co., PA (FindAGrave #76084559)
08/13/1879 - Widow, Mrs. Annie Lungren, was proprietress of a hotel and Asst.
Superintendent of Spring Grove Union Sunday School in Volusia Co., Fl
01/04/1882 - Widow, Mrs. Annie Lungren, listed a house and orange grove for sale for $1500 located 6 miles from Volusia
06/04/1889 - Widow, Annie, remarried her first husband, Joseph "Burr" Woolman,
Vincentown, Burlington Co., NJ
12/06/1924 - Widow, Annie, died (buried Midway Cemetery, Palm Harbor, Pinellas Co., FL; FindAGrave #'s 14521821, 36481646, 36610739)
This biographical sketch is from:
Hambrecht, F. T. & Koste, J. L., Biographical
register of physicians who served the
Confederacy in a medical capacity.
05/28/2021. Unpublished database.
1855 - Lived in PA
02/28/1856 - M.D. degree, Philadelphia Medical College, Philadelphia, PA (from: MD)
05/27/1858 - As H. H. G. Lunsgren, married, Mrs. Anna "Annie" Ivory Deacon Woolman
(1833-1924), Morgan Co., GA
03/00/1862 - As Asst. surgeon, Provisional Army of the Confederate States, captured with his luggage by Commander, C. R. P. Rodgers, US Navy, on the "USS Pawnee" while trying to escape from Fernandina, FL, on the "CSS Darlington"
04/03/1862 - In a message sent to Brig Gen. H. W. Benham, Commanding, Northern District, U. S. A., by Brig. Gen. T. W. Sherman, U. S. A., Port Royal, SC, "Dear Benham, Don't forget the prisoner on board the [USS] "Cahawba." His name is Henry G. Lungren, M. D., Asst. Surg., P.A.C.S., and a resident of Florida. You know I told you that it was my intention to send him home on parole; but that in consequence of a circumstance which
recently transpired, I think it unsafe to do so until after the fall of P. Yours truly, T. W. Sherman, B. G., U. S. A." [Note: Pensacola, Florida, which was occupied at the time by Confederate forces was evacuated on May 9th and was occupied by United States forces on May 10th, 1862.
04/14/1862 - In a letter written to Capt. L. H. Pelouzi, Acting Inspector General, Port Royal, SC, from the Provost Marshal's Office, "Capt. L. H. Pelouze, Dear Sir, The Provost Marshal has just recd. an order to send north all the prisoners of war and political prisoners in his keeping. Will you please be so kind as to enquire of Genl. Hunter whether I am included. I am very desirous that I may be released on parole to see my family, the peculiar circumstances under which I left them you have heard from me. I should indeed be very grateful to you if you would intercede with the Genl. on my
behalf. Can you not call and see me. I assure you I would be gratified if you would call. Yours very respectfully, Henry G. Lungren, M.D., Asst Surg. P. A. C. S."
04/17/1862 - Confirmed as an Asst. Surgeon by the Confederate States Senate
03/03/1863 - Asst. Surgeon, Tallahassee, FL
03/09/1863 - "Asst. Surgeon Henry G. Lungren will report to Surgeon R. S. Brodie, Medical Director, at Charleston S C for assignment to duty in Florida" [S.O. 57/4]
03/19/1863 - In a message from R. L. Brodie, Medical Director, Charleston, SC, "Agreeably to routine orders Asst. Surgeon Lungren will report for duty to Surgeon J. H. Randolph, Tallahassee, Florida"
03/23/1863 - Asst. Surgeon, Tallahassee, FL
05/12/1863 - In a message from Chief Surgeon J. H. Randolph, District of Mississippi and West Florida, "Sir, You will report for duty to Surg.[Abel Seymour] Baldwin, Chief Surg of the Eastern Dist. of Florida, for the reason that he is in urgent need of Med Officers. J. H. Randolph, Chf Surg Dist of M & W Florida"
05/20/1863 - Asst. Surgeon, Lake City, FL
01/18/1868 - Practiced medicine, Volusia, FL
1870 - Published a paper entitled, "History of the Lungren Squash", Tilton's Journal of Horticulture and Florist's Companion, 1870, vol. VII, p. 211.
06/27/1870 - Practiced medicine, Division No. 17, Volusia Co., FL (lived with wife Annie D. and three children; indexed in the 1870 U. S. Census as "Henry G. Lungreen")
05/26/1871 - Practiced medicine, Volusia, FL
11/24/1871 - Mother, Jane, died in Pennsylvania
10/19/1874 - Died, PA (buried: Old Saint Martins Episcopal Cemetery, Marcus Hook, Dellaware Co., PA (FindAGrave #76084559)
08/13/1879 - Widow, Mrs. Annie Lungren, was proprietress of a hotel and Asst.
Superintendent of Spring Grove Union Sunday School in Volusia Co., Fl
01/04/1882 - Widow, Mrs. Annie Lungren, listed a house and orange grove for sale for $1500 located 6 miles from Volusia
06/04/1889 - Widow, Annie, remarried her first husband, Joseph "Burr" Woolman,
Vincentown, Burlington Co., NJ
12/06/1924 - Widow, Annie, died (buried Midway Cemetery, Palm Harbor, Pinellas Co., FL; FindAGrave #'s 14521821, 36481646, 36610739)
This biographical sketch is from:
Hambrecht, F. T. & Koste, J. L., Biographical
register of physicians who served the
Confederacy in a medical capacity.
05/28/2021. Unpublished database.
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