Captain Baltzelle married Julia Barnsley, daughter of Godfrey Barnsley and Julia Scarborough.
With Godfrey in ill health, he worked to help restore the Woodlands (later known as Barnsley Garden) and keep it from falling into complete financial ruin.
He died while rebuilding a War damaged railroad bridge when a large beam fell on him.
A marker for him at the cemetery reads: "In Remembrance of the Man who Saved Woodlands after the War, Captain James Peter Baltzelle."
With Godfrey in ill health, he worked to help restore the Woodlands (later known as Barnsley Garden) and keep it from falling into complete financial ruin.
He died while rebuilding a War damaged railroad bridge when a large beam fell on him.
A marker for him at the cemetery reads: "In Remembrance of the Man who Saved Woodlands after the War, Captain James Peter Baltzelle."
Captain Baltzelle married Julia Barnsley, daughter of Godfrey Barnsley and Julia Scarborough.
With Godfrey in ill health, he worked to help restore the Woodlands (later known as Barnsley Garden) and keep it from falling into complete financial ruin.
He died while rebuilding a War damaged railroad bridge when a large beam fell on him.
A marker for him at the cemetery reads: "In Remembrance of the Man who Saved Woodlands after the War, Captain James Peter Baltzelle."
With Godfrey in ill health, he worked to help restore the Woodlands (later known as Barnsley Garden) and keep it from falling into complete financial ruin.
He died while rebuilding a War damaged railroad bridge when a large beam fell on him.
A marker for him at the cemetery reads: "In Remembrance of the Man who Saved Woodlands after the War, Captain James Peter Baltzelle."
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