Chaplain of the James A. Garfield Post of the Grand Army of the Republic (G.A.R.), from its inception and for 31 years thereafter, and in 1904 became the Chaplain-in-Chief of the entire G.A.R. It is for this service that he was buried at Arlington National Cemetery.
During the Civil War he was a Chaplain in the United States Volunteers so he had Civil War service. His rank was Captain. This information comes from the Washington Post December 24, 1913.
During the Civil War he was a Chaplain in the United States Volunteers so he had Civil War service. His rank was Captain. This information comes from the Washington Post December 24, 1913.
Chaplain of the James A. Garfield Post of the Grand Army of the Republic (G.A.R.), from its inception and for 31 years thereafter, and in 1904 became the Chaplain-in-Chief of the entire G.A.R. It is for this service that he was buried at Arlington National Cemetery.
During the Civil War he was a Chaplain in the United States Volunteers so he had Civil War service. His rank was Captain. This information comes from the Washington Post December 24, 1913.
During the Civil War he was a Chaplain in the United States Volunteers so he had Civil War service. His rank was Captain. This information comes from the Washington Post December 24, 1913.
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