Philadelphia Inquirer, Jan. 19, 1902:
Paint Manufacturer Passes Away
Colonel John Maxwell, the paint manufacturer, died on Friday at his residence, 211 Morris street, of a complication of diseases. He was a son of John Maxwell, a carpenter and builder, was a musician in the National Grays, Eighteenth Pennsylvania Infantry; was rapidly promoted and served later in the Twenty-Third Pennsylvania Infantry. He distinguished himself for gallantry in many battles and was discharged wounded in 1863, but six months later he served as a volunteer with the Blue Reserves at Gettysburg.
Paint Manufacturer Passes Away
Colonel John Maxwell, the paint manufacturer, died on Friday at his residence, 211 Morris street, of a complication of diseases. He was a son of John Maxwell, a carpenter and builder, was a musician in the National Grays, Eighteenth Pennsylvania Infantry; was rapidly promoted and served later in the Twenty-Third Pennsylvania Infantry. He distinguished himself for gallantry in many battles and was discharged wounded in 1863, but six months later he served as a volunteer with the Blue Reserves at Gettysburg.
Philadelphia Inquirer, Jan. 19, 1902:
Paint Manufacturer Passes Away
Colonel John Maxwell, the paint manufacturer, died on Friday at his residence, 211 Morris street, of a complication of diseases. He was a son of John Maxwell, a carpenter and builder, was a musician in the National Grays, Eighteenth Pennsylvania Infantry; was rapidly promoted and served later in the Twenty-Third Pennsylvania Infantry. He distinguished himself for gallantry in many battles and was discharged wounded in 1863, but six months later he served as a volunteer with the Blue Reserves at Gettysburg.
Paint Manufacturer Passes Away
Colonel John Maxwell, the paint manufacturer, died on Friday at his residence, 211 Morris street, of a complication of diseases. He was a son of John Maxwell, a carpenter and builder, was a musician in the National Grays, Eighteenth Pennsylvania Infantry; was rapidly promoted and served later in the Twenty-Third Pennsylvania Infantry. He distinguished himself for gallantry in many battles and was discharged wounded in 1863, but six months later he served as a volunteer with the Blue Reserves at Gettysburg.
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