. Officers of the army and navy (volunteer) who served in the civil war . 67, wherehe became prominently identified with real estate andbuilding operations. In 1876 he married Mary, daughterof Josiah Belden, Esq., of San Jose, California, whoseformer homestead is now the site of the Hotel only child is a son. Since 1881 he has resided inNew York City. He is a member of the Military Order of the LoyalLegion ; Lafayette Post, Grand Army of the Republic ;the United Service and Seventh Regiment Veteranclubs; the New York Real Estate Flxchange, and othersocial and business organizations
. Officers of the army and navy (volunteer) who served in the civil war . 67, wherehe became prominently identified with real estate andbuilding operations. In 1876 he married Mary, daughterof Josiah Belden, Esq., of San Jose, California, whoseformer homestead is now the site of the Hotel only child is a son. Since 1881 he has resided inNew York City. He is a member of the Military Order of the LoyalLegion ; Lafayette Post, Grand Army of the Republic ;the United Service and Seventh Regiment Veteranclubs; the New York Real Estate Flxchange, and othersocial and business organizations. Well known as amilitary authority, his writings include A Brave BlackRegiment, History of the Fifty-fourth MassachusettsInfantry; besides many published and unpublishedpapers and articles, among which are The Occupation,Defence, and Fall of Roanoke Island, Organization ofthe Fifty-fourth Massachusetts Infantry, The Fifty-fourth Massachusetts in the Assault of Fort Wagner, Siege of Fort Wagner, and The Expedition toFlorida. 4Q OFFICERS OF THE ARMY AND NAVY {volunteer). BREVET LIEUTENANT-COLONEL FLOYD CLARKSON, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Floyd Clarkson wasborn in New York City February 27, 1831. His father was Samuel Floyd Clarkson, a practising counsel in chan-cer}, law, and equity proceedings, and his mother wasAmelia A. Baker, daughter of Win. F. Baker, a lumbermerchant of New York City, and Elizabeth Sperry. Hisgrandfather was Wm. Clarkson, of Philadelphia, and hisgrandmother was Catherine Floyd, the daughter of , a signer of the Declaration of Independence, andcolonel of the Suffolk Count}- militia. Colonel Clarkson was educated at King and Fecksschool in New York City, and in April, 1S46, was em-ployed in the hardware store of Tracy, Allen & Co.;afterwards with Cornell, Willis & Co., in CourtlandtStreet, New York City, where he remained until he en-gaged in business for himself at 14 Courtlandt Street,January 1, 1859. On October 27, 1857, he married Harriet
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