Everett Ames, age 4 years, was enumerated October 1, 1850, at Brookline, Hillsborough County, New Hampshire, with Amoriah Ames 34 and Louisa Ames 30.
Enrolled and mustered-in by Captain Robert Robinson, Provost Marshal, United States Volunteers, at Sacramento, California, October 24, 1864. At muster-in he was described as age 23 years, that he was born at Hillsborough County, New Hampshire, and that he was a Laborer. Doctor Alexander Butler Nixon, Surgeon of the Board of Enrollment, Middle District of California, was the Examining Surgeon of Recruit Ames. He was reported "casualty at Post with mail from Smoke Creek Station" at Fort McGarry, Nevada, January 31; promoted Corporal May 1, 1866; Corporal Ames mustered-out, with his Company, at Camp Union, Sacramento, California, May 29, 1866.
Everett Ames, age 31 years and a Sheep Herder, was enumerated June 21, 1880, at Lee, Sacramento County, California.
Death of a Veteran. Alameda. Nov. 8. Everett J. Ames, commander of Joe Hooker Post, G. A. R., died last night at the home of Philip Kiernan, 464 Central Avenue. His illness was very brief. He was a native of New Hampshire, 50 years of age. (San Francisco Call, November 9, 1898, 8:4)
Alameda News Notes. Alameda, Nov. 9. The funeral of Everett J. Ames, past commander of Joe Hooker Post, G. A. R., who died suddenly Monday night, was held this afternoon under the auspices of the Grand Army veterans. (San Francisco Call, November 10, 1898, 9:2)
Enrolled and mustered-in by Captain Robert Robinson, Provost Marshal, United States Volunteers, at Sacramento, California, October 24, 1864. At muster-in he was described as age 23 years, that he was born at Hillsborough County, New Hampshire, and that he was a Laborer. Doctor Alexander Butler Nixon, Surgeon of the Board of Enrollment, Middle District of California, was the Examining Surgeon of Recruit Ames. He was reported "casualty at Post with mail from Smoke Creek Station" at Fort McGarry, Nevada, January 31; promoted Corporal May 1, 1866; Corporal Ames mustered-out, with his Company, at Camp Union, Sacramento, California, May 29, 1866.
Everett Ames, age 31 years and a Sheep Herder, was enumerated June 21, 1880, at Lee, Sacramento County, California.
Death of a Veteran. Alameda. Nov. 8. Everett J. Ames, commander of Joe Hooker Post, G. A. R., died last night at the home of Philip Kiernan, 464 Central Avenue. His illness was very brief. He was a native of New Hampshire, 50 years of age. (San Francisco Call, November 9, 1898, 8:4)
Alameda News Notes. Alameda, Nov. 9. The funeral of Everett J. Ames, past commander of Joe Hooker Post, G. A. R., who died suddenly Monday night, was held this afternoon under the auspices of the Grand Army veterans. (San Francisco Call, November 10, 1898, 9:2)
Everett Ames, age 4 years, was enumerated October 1, 1850, at Brookline, Hillsborough County, New Hampshire, with Amoriah Ames 34 and Louisa Ames 30.
Enrolled and mustered-in by Captain Robert Robinson, Provost Marshal, United States Volunteers, at Sacramento, California, October 24, 1864. At muster-in he was described as age 23 years, that he was born at Hillsborough County, New Hampshire, and that he was a Laborer. Doctor Alexander Butler Nixon, Surgeon of the Board of Enrollment, Middle District of California, was the Examining Surgeon of Recruit Ames. He was reported "casualty at Post with mail from Smoke Creek Station" at Fort McGarry, Nevada, January 31; promoted Corporal May 1, 1866; Corporal Ames mustered-out, with his Company, at Camp Union, Sacramento, California, May 29, 1866.
Everett Ames, age 31 years and a Sheep Herder, was enumerated June 21, 1880, at Lee, Sacramento County, California.
Death of a Veteran. Alameda. Nov. 8. Everett J. Ames, commander of Joe Hooker Post, G. A. R., died last night at the home of Philip Kiernan, 464 Central Avenue. His illness was very brief. He was a native of New Hampshire, 50 years of age. (San Francisco Call, November 9, 1898, 8:4)
Alameda News Notes. Alameda, Nov. 9. The funeral of Everett J. Ames, past commander of Joe Hooker Post, G. A. R., who died suddenly Monday night, was held this afternoon under the auspices of the Grand Army veterans. (San Francisco Call, November 10, 1898, 9:2)
Enrolled and mustered-in by Captain Robert Robinson, Provost Marshal, United States Volunteers, at Sacramento, California, October 24, 1864. At muster-in he was described as age 23 years, that he was born at Hillsborough County, New Hampshire, and that he was a Laborer. Doctor Alexander Butler Nixon, Surgeon of the Board of Enrollment, Middle District of California, was the Examining Surgeon of Recruit Ames. He was reported "casualty at Post with mail from Smoke Creek Station" at Fort McGarry, Nevada, January 31; promoted Corporal May 1, 1866; Corporal Ames mustered-out, with his Company, at Camp Union, Sacramento, California, May 29, 1866.
Everett Ames, age 31 years and a Sheep Herder, was enumerated June 21, 1880, at Lee, Sacramento County, California.
Death of a Veteran. Alameda. Nov. 8. Everett J. Ames, commander of Joe Hooker Post, G. A. R., died last night at the home of Philip Kiernan, 464 Central Avenue. His illness was very brief. He was a native of New Hampshire, 50 years of age. (San Francisco Call, November 9, 1898, 8:4)
Alameda News Notes. Alameda, Nov. 9. The funeral of Everett J. Ames, past commander of Joe Hooker Post, G. A. R., who died suddenly Monday night, was held this afternoon under the auspices of the Grand Army veterans. (San Francisco Call, November 10, 1898, 9:2)
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