Husband of Louisa G. Rackey.
Civil War veteran: Pvt, 22nd Ind. Batt., 3rd NY Light Artillery; Co. L, 3rd NY Artillery; 140th New York Infantry.
In the fall of 1862, Wallace was detached from his Company to go to Washington, D.C. to purchase meat for his regiment. While there he met Louisa Rackey, the daughter of the German immigrant meat merchant with whom he was dealing. He married her shortly there after.
Civil War veteran: Pvt, 22nd Ind. Batt., 3rd NY Light Artillery; Co. L, 3rd NY Artillery; 140th New York Infantry.
In the fall of 1862, Wallace was detached from his Company to go to Washington, D.C. to purchase meat for his regiment. While there he met Louisa Rackey, the daughter of the German immigrant meat merchant with whom he was dealing. He married her shortly there after.
Husband of Louisa G. Rackey.
Civil War veteran: Pvt, 22nd Ind. Batt., 3rd NY Light Artillery; Co. L, 3rd NY Artillery; 140th New York Infantry.
In the fall of 1862, Wallace was detached from his Company to go to Washington, D.C. to purchase meat for his regiment. While there he met Louisa Rackey, the daughter of the German immigrant meat merchant with whom he was dealing. He married her shortly there after.
Civil War veteran: Pvt, 22nd Ind. Batt., 3rd NY Light Artillery; Co. L, 3rd NY Artillery; 140th New York Infantry.
In the fall of 1862, Wallace was detached from his Company to go to Washington, D.C. to purchase meat for his regiment. While there he met Louisa Rackey, the daughter of the German immigrant meat merchant with whom he was dealing. He married her shortly there after.
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1841-1919
PRIVATE 24TH IND. BAT. & CO. L
3RD REG. NY LT. ART.
LOUISA C RACKEY
HIS WIFE
1847-1925
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