Born in Carbondale, which was then a part of Luzerne County, PA. Now Lackawanna County.
Charles fought in the Civil War, and was active in his local GAR chapter.
He had no natural children, but considered those of this wife, Martha, to be his own, even adopting his grandson, Charles M. Brown Peck.
Charles fought in the Civil War, and was active in his local GAR chapter.
He had no natural children, but considered those of this wife, Martha, to be his own, even adopting his grandson, Charles M. Brown Peck.
Born in Carbondale, which was then a part of Luzerne County, PA. Now Lackawanna County.
Charles fought in the Civil War, and was active in his local GAR chapter.
He had no natural children, but considered those of this wife, Martha, to be his own, even adopting his grandson, Charles M. Brown Peck.
Charles fought in the Civil War, and was active in his local GAR chapter.
He had no natural children, but considered those of this wife, Martha, to be his own, even adopting his grandson, Charles M. Brown Peck.
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