Pay Director United States Navy.
On October 21, 1847 as Cuthbert P. Wallach, he married Annie E.T. Beall in the District of Columbia.
New York Herald Tribune
Monday, May 20, 1895
Cuthbert P. Wallach
Pay Director Cuthbert P. Wallach, a retired officer of the United States Navy, died at the Hotel Marlborough, in this city, yesterday. He arrived at the hotel with his daughter on April 11 and had been under a doctor's care since that date. His death was due to a complication of troubles incident to age. He was more than seventy years old. His son, Richard Wallach, arrived at the hotel yesterday afternoon and made arrangements for the removal of the body.
Pay Director Wallach was appointed Paymaster on June 1, 1861, from the District of Columbia and his residence at the time of his death was Washington. He was promoted to be Pay Inspector in March 1871 and Pay Inspector in March 1871 and Pay Director in March 1880, being retired on July 4, 1889.
Records of Living Officers of the United States Navy and Marine Corps
Cuthbert P. Wallach. Born in District of Columbia. Appointed from District of Columbia June 1, 1861; attached to sloop Preble, Atlantic Coast 1861-1862; steam-sloop Mississippi, West Gulf Blockading Squadron 1863; steam-sloop Powhatan, flag-ship, West India Squadron 1864; Naval Station, Mound City, Illinois 1867-1868; receiving-ship Portsmouth, New Hampshire 1869-1870; Guerriere, European Station 1870-1872.
Promoted to Pay-Inspector March 3, 1871; Navy Yard, New York 1873-1876; Inspector of Provisions, etc., Navy Yard, League Island 1876-1877; Fleet-Paymaster, S.A. Station 1877; Inspector of Provisions, Navy Yard, Norfolk 1883-1885. Retired July 4, 1889.
On October 21, 1847 as Cuthbert P. Wallach, he married Annie E.T. Beall in the District of Columbia.
New York Herald Tribune
Monday, May 20, 1895
Cuthbert P. Wallach
Pay Director Cuthbert P. Wallach, a retired officer of the United States Navy, died at the Hotel Marlborough, in this city, yesterday. He arrived at the hotel with his daughter on April 11 and had been under a doctor's care since that date. His death was due to a complication of troubles incident to age. He was more than seventy years old. His son, Richard Wallach, arrived at the hotel yesterday afternoon and made arrangements for the removal of the body.
Pay Director Wallach was appointed Paymaster on June 1, 1861, from the District of Columbia and his residence at the time of his death was Washington. He was promoted to be Pay Inspector in March 1871 and Pay Inspector in March 1871 and Pay Director in March 1880, being retired on July 4, 1889.
Records of Living Officers of the United States Navy and Marine Corps
Cuthbert P. Wallach. Born in District of Columbia. Appointed from District of Columbia June 1, 1861; attached to sloop Preble, Atlantic Coast 1861-1862; steam-sloop Mississippi, West Gulf Blockading Squadron 1863; steam-sloop Powhatan, flag-ship, West India Squadron 1864; Naval Station, Mound City, Illinois 1867-1868; receiving-ship Portsmouth, New Hampshire 1869-1870; Guerriere, European Station 1870-1872.
Promoted to Pay-Inspector March 3, 1871; Navy Yard, New York 1873-1876; Inspector of Provisions, etc., Navy Yard, League Island 1876-1877; Fleet-Paymaster, S.A. Station 1877; Inspector of Provisions, Navy Yard, Norfolk 1883-1885. Retired July 4, 1889.
Pay Director United States Navy.
On October 21, 1847 as Cuthbert P. Wallach, he married Annie E.T. Beall in the District of Columbia.
New York Herald Tribune
Monday, May 20, 1895
Cuthbert P. Wallach
Pay Director Cuthbert P. Wallach, a retired officer of the United States Navy, died at the Hotel Marlborough, in this city, yesterday. He arrived at the hotel with his daughter on April 11 and had been under a doctor's care since that date. His death was due to a complication of troubles incident to age. He was more than seventy years old. His son, Richard Wallach, arrived at the hotel yesterday afternoon and made arrangements for the removal of the body.
Pay Director Wallach was appointed Paymaster on June 1, 1861, from the District of Columbia and his residence at the time of his death was Washington. He was promoted to be Pay Inspector in March 1871 and Pay Inspector in March 1871 and Pay Director in March 1880, being retired on July 4, 1889.
Records of Living Officers of the United States Navy and Marine Corps
Cuthbert P. Wallach. Born in District of Columbia. Appointed from District of Columbia June 1, 1861; attached to sloop Preble, Atlantic Coast 1861-1862; steam-sloop Mississippi, West Gulf Blockading Squadron 1863; steam-sloop Powhatan, flag-ship, West India Squadron 1864; Naval Station, Mound City, Illinois 1867-1868; receiving-ship Portsmouth, New Hampshire 1869-1870; Guerriere, European Station 1870-1872.
Promoted to Pay-Inspector March 3, 1871; Navy Yard, New York 1873-1876; Inspector of Provisions, etc., Navy Yard, League Island 1876-1877; Fleet-Paymaster, S.A. Station 1877; Inspector of Provisions, Navy Yard, Norfolk 1883-1885. Retired July 4, 1889.
On October 21, 1847 as Cuthbert P. Wallach, he married Annie E.T. Beall in the District of Columbia.
New York Herald Tribune
Monday, May 20, 1895
Cuthbert P. Wallach
Pay Director Cuthbert P. Wallach, a retired officer of the United States Navy, died at the Hotel Marlborough, in this city, yesterday. He arrived at the hotel with his daughter on April 11 and had been under a doctor's care since that date. His death was due to a complication of troubles incident to age. He was more than seventy years old. His son, Richard Wallach, arrived at the hotel yesterday afternoon and made arrangements for the removal of the body.
Pay Director Wallach was appointed Paymaster on June 1, 1861, from the District of Columbia and his residence at the time of his death was Washington. He was promoted to be Pay Inspector in March 1871 and Pay Inspector in March 1871 and Pay Director in March 1880, being retired on July 4, 1889.
Records of Living Officers of the United States Navy and Marine Corps
Cuthbert P. Wallach. Born in District of Columbia. Appointed from District of Columbia June 1, 1861; attached to sloop Preble, Atlantic Coast 1861-1862; steam-sloop Mississippi, West Gulf Blockading Squadron 1863; steam-sloop Powhatan, flag-ship, West India Squadron 1864; Naval Station, Mound City, Illinois 1867-1868; receiving-ship Portsmouth, New Hampshire 1869-1870; Guerriere, European Station 1870-1872.
Promoted to Pay-Inspector March 3, 1871; Navy Yard, New York 1873-1876; Inspector of Provisions, etc., Navy Yard, League Island 1876-1877; Fleet-Paymaster, S.A. Station 1877; Inspector of Provisions, Navy Yard, Norfolk 1883-1885. Retired July 4, 1889.
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