George was the son of Benjamin P. Grant and his wife, Fannie Farnham Grant.
George was a soldier in the Civil War.
According to the American Civil War Database:
George enlisted as a 16 year old Machinist, as a Private, on August 2, 1862 at Andover, Mass, and mustered out the same day. He was in Mass. 1st Heavy Artillery, Company H.
He re-enlisted on Jan. 2, 1864.
George died of disease on Sept. 7, 1864 City Point, Virginia, 2nd Corps. Field Hospital.
George was a soldier in the Civil War.
According to the American Civil War Database:
George enlisted as a 16 year old Machinist, as a Private, on August 2, 1862 at Andover, Mass, and mustered out the same day. He was in Mass. 1st Heavy Artillery, Company H.
He re-enlisted on Jan. 2, 1864.
George died of disease on Sept. 7, 1864 City Point, Virginia, 2nd Corps. Field Hospital.
George was the son of Benjamin P. Grant and his wife, Fannie Farnham Grant.
George was a soldier in the Civil War.
According to the American Civil War Database:
George enlisted as a 16 year old Machinist, as a Private, on August 2, 1862 at Andover, Mass, and mustered out the same day. He was in Mass. 1st Heavy Artillery, Company H.
He re-enlisted on Jan. 2, 1864.
George died of disease on Sept. 7, 1864 City Point, Virginia, 2nd Corps. Field Hospital.
George was a soldier in the Civil War.
According to the American Civil War Database:
George enlisted as a 16 year old Machinist, as a Private, on August 2, 1862 at Andover, Mass, and mustered out the same day. He was in Mass. 1st Heavy Artillery, Company H.
He re-enlisted on Jan. 2, 1864.
George died of disease on Sept. 7, 1864 City Point, Virginia, 2nd Corps. Field Hospital.
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