. Itinerary of the Seventh Ohio volunteer infantry, 1861-1864, with roster, portraits and biographies . leof drugs at Annapolis, Maryland. In the fall of 1867 heengaged in the practice of medicine at Chicago, one yearlater going to Cincinnati, and in 1870 graduated from theCincinnati College of Law. Returning to Chicago, heformed an office arrangement with Melville W. Fuller, atpresent Chief Justice of the United States. Thenceforwarduntil the end of his life he was engaged in the practice of lawin that city. He engaged in the stationery and printing business in theyear 1883 under the name of
. Itinerary of the Seventh Ohio volunteer infantry, 1861-1864, with roster, portraits and biographies . leof drugs at Annapolis, Maryland. In the fall of 1867 heengaged in the practice of medicine at Chicago, one yearlater going to Cincinnati, and in 1870 graduated from theCincinnati College of Law. Returning to Chicago, heformed an office arrangement with Melville W. Fuller, atpresent Chief Justice of the United States. Thenceforwarduntil the end of his life he was engaged in the practice of lawin that city. He engaged in the stationery and printing business in theyear 1883 under the name of the John Morris Company, (377) 378 SEVENTH REGIMENT OHIO VOEUNTEER INEANTRY and introduced the letter filing device. In 1895 the com-pany retired from business. After a long and painful illness Morris died on February10, 1903, and his remains were cremated. His ashes nowrest in Graceland Cemetery, Chicago, Illinois. May 31, 1866, he married Susan C. Claude, of Annapolis,Maryland, who still survives. Henry C. Morris, a practic-ing attorney of Chicago, and Mrs. Robert Catherwood arehis only FIRST LIEJTENANT & R Q. M. STEFIIKN T. LOOMIS
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