www.danielhotis.blogspot.com
Website includes genealogy and information about William Y. Otis and his family: The Otis and Young families of Maromas, Middletown, Connecticut. The site also includes information about his brother, 15 year-old Private Daniel H. Otis, Middletown’s youngest soldier, who served in Company B, 14th CT Volunteer Infantry, mortally wounded at the Battle of Fredericksburg.
Contributor: Kimberly Hayden
Website includes genealogy and information about William Y. Otis and his family: The Otis and Young families of Maromas, Middletown, Connecticut. The site also includes information about his brother, 15 year-old Private Daniel H. Otis, Middletown’s youngest soldier, who served in Company B, 14th CT Volunteer Infantry, mortally wounded at the Battle of Fredericksburg.
Contributor: Kimberly Hayden
www.danielhotis.blogspot.com
Website includes genealogy and information about William Y. Otis and his family: The Otis and Young families of Maromas, Middletown, Connecticut. The site also includes information about his brother, 15 year-old Private Daniel H. Otis, Middletown’s youngest soldier, who served in Company B, 14th CT Volunteer Infantry, mortally wounded at the Battle of Fredericksburg.
Contributor: Kimberly Hayden
Website includes genealogy and information about William Y. Otis and his family: The Otis and Young families of Maromas, Middletown, Connecticut. The site also includes information about his brother, 15 year-old Private Daniel H. Otis, Middletown’s youngest soldier, who served in Company B, 14th CT Volunteer Infantry, mortally wounded at the Battle of Fredericksburg.
Contributor: Kimberly Hayden
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WILLIAM Y OTIS
DIED APRIL 21, 1886
AGED 47
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ELIZABETH V TAYLOR
HIS WIFE
DIED MAY 10, 1896
AGED 56
BEYOND THE SHADOWS
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