Captain, United States Marine Corps.
On January 15, 1890, he married Isabel Maria Kirkland at New York City, New York. She was the daughter of Rear Admiral William A. Kirkland, United States Navy.
Source: The Evening Star, Friday, January 17, 1890.
The Morning Times June 14, 1896
Washington, D.C., Page 2
Death Of A Naval Officer.
New York, June 13. Captain Steven W. Quackenbush of the United States Marine Corps died suddenly in his quarters at the station of the corps in Flushing Avenue, Brooklyn, today. Death was caused by heart trouble, superinduced by the rupture of a blood vessel received about three months ago. Captain Quackenbush was born in New York and was appointed to the service from Virginia, receiving his commission as a second lieutenant on December 4, 1869.
On January 15, 1890, he married Isabel Maria Kirkland at New York City, New York. She was the daughter of Rear Admiral William A. Kirkland, United States Navy.
Source: The Evening Star, Friday, January 17, 1890.
The Morning Times June 14, 1896
Washington, D.C., Page 2
Death Of A Naval Officer.
New York, June 13. Captain Steven W. Quackenbush of the United States Marine Corps died suddenly in his quarters at the station of the corps in Flushing Avenue, Brooklyn, today. Death was caused by heart trouble, superinduced by the rupture of a blood vessel received about three months ago. Captain Quackenbush was born in New York and was appointed to the service from Virginia, receiving his commission as a second lieutenant on December 4, 1869.
Captain, United States Marine Corps.
On January 15, 1890, he married Isabel Maria Kirkland at New York City, New York. She was the daughter of Rear Admiral William A. Kirkland, United States Navy.
Source: The Evening Star, Friday, January 17, 1890.
The Morning Times June 14, 1896
Washington, D.C., Page 2
Death Of A Naval Officer.
New York, June 13. Captain Steven W. Quackenbush of the United States Marine Corps died suddenly in his quarters at the station of the corps in Flushing Avenue, Brooklyn, today. Death was caused by heart trouble, superinduced by the rupture of a blood vessel received about three months ago. Captain Quackenbush was born in New York and was appointed to the service from Virginia, receiving his commission as a second lieutenant on December 4, 1869.
On January 15, 1890, he married Isabel Maria Kirkland at New York City, New York. She was the daughter of Rear Admiral William A. Kirkland, United States Navy.
Source: The Evening Star, Friday, January 17, 1890.
The Morning Times June 14, 1896
Washington, D.C., Page 2
Death Of A Naval Officer.
New York, June 13. Captain Steven W. Quackenbush of the United States Marine Corps died suddenly in his quarters at the station of the corps in Flushing Avenue, Brooklyn, today. Death was caused by heart trouble, superinduced by the rupture of a blood vessel received about three months ago. Captain Quackenbush was born in New York and was appointed to the service from Virginia, receiving his commission as a second lieutenant on December 4, 1869.
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