...bringing it down to the present times. He left two sons. His third son, Drown Potter, studied for the bar. At the breaking out of the war of the rebellion he was in the West, and immediately joined the 1st Eegiment of Michigan Volunteers, of which he was soon after...

...marvelous for its floral display, and for the variety and excellence of its fruits and vegetables. At the breaking out of the war of the Rebellion he was summoned to Washington and entered the army as Surgeon, with rank of Major of Cavalry. Hen1 his high...

...marvellous for its floral display, and for the variety and excellence of its fruits and vegetables. At the breaking out of the war of the Rebellion, he was summoned to Washington and entered the army as Surgeon, with rank of Major of Cavalry. Here his high...

...Justice SP Chase was made Governor, In this position he served one term, but declined a re-election. At the breaking out of the war of the Rebellion he was appointed a Major on the staff of General JD Cox, afterwards Governor of Ohio and Secretary of the...

...colonel of a regiment, and in the same year major-general of the first division of Wisconsin militia. At the breaking out of the war of the rebellion, he was appointed to the laborious and responsible office of surgeon-general of the State, and with the exception...

...Colonel of a regiment, and in the same year Major General of the First Division of Wisconsin Militia. At the breaking out of the war of the rebellion he was appointed to the laborious and responsible office of Surgeon General of the Stale, and, with the exception...

...Taylorsville, Pa.; afterwards removed to Pennington, where he practiced twenty-three years writh great success. At the breaking out of the "War of the Rebellion he was appointed Surgeon, by President Lincoln, and assigned to the Army of the Cumberland. His first appointment...

...it down to the present times. He left two. sons. His third son, Drown Potter, studied for the bar. At the breaking out of the war of the Rebellion he was in the West, and immediately joined the first regiment of Michigan Volunteers, of which he was soon...

...bringing it down to the present times. He left two sons. His third son, Drown Potter, studied for the bar. At the breaking out of the war of the Rebellion he was in the West, and immediately joined the first regiment of Michigan Volunteers, of which he was soon...

...than any other open for settlement. Mr. Carrier never became a resident of the Grand Traverse country. At the breaking out of the war of the rebellion he was living in Duplain, Clinton County. He enlisted in the First Regiment of Michigan Cavalry, and laid...