Ensign Lattin (1843-1864) was a prisoner of war at Andersonville where he died. (b. 1843, USA - d. August 19, 1864, Andersonville Prison Camp, Georgia, American Civil War)
Parents:
Son of Benjamin Lattin (1804-1879) and Esther Simmons.
Military:
He was a private, Union Army, 12 US Infantry, Company A, American Civil War.
Capture:
He was captured as a prisoner of war and interred at Andersonville.
Death:
He died of cerebritis.
Parents:
Son of Benjamin Lattin (1804-1879) and Esther Simmons.
Military:
He was a private, Union Army, 12 US Infantry, Company A, American Civil War.
Capture:
He was captured as a prisoner of war and interred at Andersonville.
Death:
He died of cerebritis.
Ensign Lattin (1843-1864) was a prisoner of war at Andersonville where he died. (b. 1843, USA - d. August 19, 1864, Andersonville Prison Camp, Georgia, American Civil War)
Parents:
Son of Benjamin Lattin (1804-1879) and Esther Simmons.
Military:
He was a private, Union Army, 12 US Infantry, Company A, American Civil War.
Capture:
He was captured as a prisoner of war and interred at Andersonville.
Death:
He died of cerebritis.
Parents:
Son of Benjamin Lattin (1804-1879) and Esther Simmons.
Military:
He was a private, Union Army, 12 US Infantry, Company A, American Civil War.
Capture:
He was captured as a prisoner of war and interred at Andersonville.
Death:
He died of cerebritis.
Family Members
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