. Soldiers and citizens' album of biographical record [of Wisconsin] containing personal sketches of army men and citizens prominent in loyalty to the Union. Also a chronological and statistical history of the civil war and a history of the Grand Army of the Republic; with portraits of soldiers and prominent citizens . st of the city andrejoined his regiment at Newtown missing onlythe fight at Cedar Creek, October 19tli. This ; was the only action in which his regiment par-ticipated in which he was not engaged. Aboutthe first of the year 1865, the corps started forPetersburg under Sheridan and
. Soldiers and citizens' album of biographical record [of Wisconsin] containing personal sketches of army men and citizens prominent in loyalty to the Union. Also a chronological and statistical history of the civil war and a history of the Grand Army of the Republic; with portraits of soldiers and prominent citizens . st of the city andrejoined his regiment at Newtown missing onlythe fight at Cedar Creek, October 19tli. This ; was the only action in which his regiment par-ticipated in which he was not engaged. Aboutthe first of the year 1865, the corps started forPetersburg under Sheridan and Mr. Patterson ] took part in the entire siege after that date andin the actions outside. He was with Sheridanscommand at Amelia Springs, Little SailorsCreek and High Bridge, marking many minorengagements during tlie chase after Lee toAppomattox. His command was detailed toproceed to Danville to aid Sherman in closingif need be, but marched back on receiving newsof .lohnstons surrender, and went to Washing-ton. Mr. Patterson was in the Grand Reviewand was discharged near Washington June I 26, 1865, to be mustered out at Columbus, arrived home July 2d and on the 27th ofthe same month started for Wisconsin, goingdirect to Mauston, where he has continued toreside. For 20 years he was a farmer in Juneau l/#. H). X. %^3c^U^^. PERSONAL RECORDS. 637 and in the fall of 1886 he removed to Mansioncit). When a boy he had acquired a knowledgeof engineering and practiced that businesssufficiently during his agricultural experiencesto retain a practical knowledge of the 1886 he was appointed County Surveyor andstill discharges the duties of the position. Healso conducts a line of business in the sale ofagricultural machinery. He was married .Jan. 1, 1862 in McConnells-ville, Ohio, to Lizzie E., daughter of Williamand Elizabeth (Hosic) Bell. The family of were Virguiiaus. Four sons belongto the family and are named Edward R., HarryE., Arthur and Victor. Mr. P
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