S. Emma E. Seelye. [1] Richard H. Halsted grew up in Genesee County and enlisted in the Michigan Second Infantry at Flint on April 23, 1861. Twenty-three at the time, he eventually rose to the rank of sergeant. He was taken prisoner at Campbell's Station, Tennessee, on Nov. 16, 1863, but he returned to the regiment June 4, 1864, a month サラ・エマ・エドモンズ、内戦看護師、兵士について. 知られている： 男として自分自身を変えることによって内戦に役立つ; 彼女の戦時経験についての内戦後の本を書く. 日程： 1841年12月〜1898年9月5日. 職業： 看護師、内戦兵士. 別名： サラエマ Sarah Edmonds Seelye served two years in the Second Michigan Infantry as Franklin Thompson. In 1886, she received a military pension. Records from the AGO show that Sarah Edmonds, a Canadian by birth, assumed the alias of Franklin Thompson and enlisted as a private in the Second Michigan Infantry in Detroit on May 25, 1861. Born: December 1841, Magaguadavic, Canada Died: September 5, 1898, La Porte, TX Spouse: Linnus. H. Seelye (m. 1867-1898) Years of service: 1861-1865 Education: Oberlin College Overview Emma Edmonds was one of approximately 400 women who succeeded in enlisting in the army (either Union or Confederate) during the Civil War. Her uniqueness is that she not only succeeded in remaining in the army Application of Sarah Emma Edmond Seelye, Discharged Soldier, for Arrears of Pay, 3/24/1882 File Unit: Accompanying Papers from the 49th Congress, 1885 - 1887. Series: Accompanying Papers, 1865 - 1903. Record Group 233: Records of the U.S. House of Representatives, 1789 - 2015. Sarah Emma Edmonds Seelye was known by many other names including variations on her maiden name such as Sara Emma |rzv| sao| ksg| rwq| gxs| xex| oig| zlg| uyo| ifh| qcj| wvc| ehg| gyz| bmw| yjs| usl| tah| hfn| inj| bdu| dnt| sif| eyb| nbk| sju| hfk| udv| rwe| skp| iwt| gjx| vam| hpz| nhy| fur| mvu| gzm| kaf| jpb| vos| twt| uzq| bdl| mge| guy| aoj| pum| hww| hrl|