Crowninshield barely outlived the war, dying of complications of his war wounds in 1866.
Crowninshield wears the shoulder straps of a first lieutenant and sits with a cane in this photograph taken in late 1862, when he was at home in Massachusetts recovering from a severe leg wound received during the Battle of Antietam.
Bio from Lindsay Thomas.
He was the son of Edward Augustus Crowninshield born in Salem, Massachusetts on February 25, 1817 and Caroline Maria Welch.
Crowninshield barely outlived the war, dying of complications of his war wounds in 1866.
Crowninshield wears the shoulder straps of a first lieutenant and sits with a cane in this photograph taken in late 1862, when he was at home in Massachusetts recovering from a severe leg wound received during the Battle of Antietam.
Bio from Lindsay Thomas.
He was the son of Edward Augustus Crowninshield born in Salem, Massachusetts on February 25, 1817 and Caroline Maria Welch.
Inscription
Major F.W. Crowninshield
2ND. MASS. INF.
Died May 21, 1866
Aged 23 yrs.
"Sans Peur et Sans Reproche"
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