Alfred Buckingham was the son of William B. & Abigail. (Price) Buckingham. He was the twelfth of thirteen children
Alfred married Edna A Van Pelt. They had 1 child, Marcia who never married.
Camp Dennison, Ohio was est. in May 1861 as a Depot for the Volunteer Recruiting Service-War Rec. Dept. Dr. Buckingham a young physician, leased 700 acres to the state.
The first year the camp was used mainly for drill purposes, but after the battle of Pittsburgh Landing in 1862, a hospital was also established. Dr Buckingham was in charge of the 7th Div. Hospital Corps in the 70 wooden barrack, 200 bed hospital.
Alfred married Edna A Van Pelt. They had 1 child, Marcia who never married.
Camp Dennison, Ohio was est. in May 1861 as a Depot for the Volunteer Recruiting Service-War Rec. Dept. Dr. Buckingham a young physician, leased 700 acres to the state.
The first year the camp was used mainly for drill purposes, but after the battle of Pittsburgh Landing in 1862, a hospital was also established. Dr Buckingham was in charge of the 7th Div. Hospital Corps in the 70 wooden barrack, 200 bed hospital.
Alfred Buckingham was the son of William B. & Abigail. (Price) Buckingham. He was the twelfth of thirteen children
Alfred married Edna A Van Pelt. They had 1 child, Marcia who never married.
Camp Dennison, Ohio was est. in May 1861 as a Depot for the Volunteer Recruiting Service-War Rec. Dept. Dr. Buckingham a young physician, leased 700 acres to the state.
The first year the camp was used mainly for drill purposes, but after the battle of Pittsburgh Landing in 1862, a hospital was also established. Dr Buckingham was in charge of the 7th Div. Hospital Corps in the 70 wooden barrack, 200 bed hospital.
Alfred married Edna A Van Pelt. They had 1 child, Marcia who never married.
Camp Dennison, Ohio was est. in May 1861 as a Depot for the Volunteer Recruiting Service-War Rec. Dept. Dr. Buckingham a young physician, leased 700 acres to the state.
The first year the camp was used mainly for drill purposes, but after the battle of Pittsburgh Landing in 1862, a hospital was also established. Dr Buckingham was in charge of the 7th Div. Hospital Corps in the 70 wooden barrack, 200 bed hospital.
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