Wisconsin, its story and biography, 1848-1913 . to this country. Mr. and had ten children, of whom the following survived infancy:Colonel John J., deceased, late of the United States Army; Carrie J.,who is the wife of Colonel George H. Raymond, of Smyrna, Dela-ware; Addie J., the wife of Henry B. Taylor, of Chester, Pennsyl-vania; Sallie J., who was the wife of Rear Admiral George B. Ran-som, who served on the U. S. Cruiser Concord, May 1, 1898, at thebattle of Manila; Horace A. J., a member of the Milwaukee lawfirm of Cary, Upham & Black, Wells Building, a complete sketch ofwhose ca
Wisconsin, its story and biography, 1848-1913 . to this country. Mr. and had ten children, of whom the following survived infancy:Colonel John J., deceased, late of the United States Army; Carrie J.,who is the wife of Colonel George H. Raymond, of Smyrna, Dela-ware; Addie J., the wife of Henry B. Taylor, of Chester, Pennsyl-vania; Sallie J., who was the wife of Rear Admiral George B. Ran-som, who served on the U. S. Cruiser Concord, May 1, 1898, at thebattle of Manila; Horace A. J., a member of the Milwaukee lawfirm of Cary, Upham & Black, Wells Building, a complete sketch ofwhose career will be found on other pages of this work. The motherof these children passed away September 9, 1883, and was laid torest beside her husband in Forest Home cemetery at Milwaukee. Horace Alonzo Jacques Upham was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin,on August 14, 1853, and was the youngest son of the late Hon. Don Upham, who is mentioned at length elsewhere in this volume. belongs to a generation of young men who have been called.
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