. Report of proceedings incidental to the erection and dedication of the Confederate monument. presentative of the ex-Confederateassociation of New^ York Cit\. CAPT. JOHN WATERS DREW, Of Washington. D C. Although a citizen of the District of Columbia, where he is activelyengaged in business, he still cherishes the ties given birth and estab-lished by his army life in \irginia; and his genial disposition, frank andopen manner made him a favorite wherever he went, so much so, thatall will be glad to read the following sketch: BIOGKAIHIC. John Waters Drew was born in Washington, D. C, May 3, 1842
. Report of proceedings incidental to the erection and dedication of the Confederate monument. presentative of the ex-Confederateassociation of New^ York Cit\. CAPT. JOHN WATERS DREW, Of Washington. D C. Although a citizen of the District of Columbia, where he is activelyengaged in business, he still cherishes the ties given birth and estab-lished by his army life in \irginia; and his genial disposition, frank andopen manner made him a favorite wherever he went, so much so, thatall will be glad to read the following sketch: BIOGKAIHIC. John Waters Drew was born in Washington, D. C, May 3, at Columbia College, that city-Enlisted in Company F, First Virginia infantry. C S A , .\pril. 1S61: promotedcaptain of the Twenty-third Virginia cavalry in 1862: engaged in the battles ofManassas, Seven Pines, Coal Harbor, Seven Days fight around Richmond and throughthe entire campaigns in the valley of Virginia during 1863-64. Was captured at the battle of Winchester September ig. 1864, and released July. 1865-Since the war he has been successfully engaged in the drug S. A. CUNNINGHAM, DURING THE SIXTIES.
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