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Historical records of a hundred and twenty years, Auburn, NY. . m thattime nearly to the time of his death he was actively identi-fied with military affairs. He was born January 6, 1804,and moved to Auburn in 1836. He was a cabinet makerand furniture manufacturer. His company. Parsons,Hewson & Company, were contractors in the prison andwere extensive manufacturers. The firm afterwardsbecame Parsons, Hewson & Segoine. In 1840 Colonel Segoine organized the Auburn Guards,being commissioned captain of the organization byGovernor Seward. In 1853 he was commissioned byGovernor Seymour brigadier gene
Historical records of a hundred and twenty years, Auburn, NY. . m thattime nearly to the time of his death he was actively identi-fied with military affairs. He was born January 6, 1804,and moved to Auburn in 1836. He was a cabinet makerand furniture manufacturer. His company. Parsons,Hewson & Company, were contractors in the prison andwere extensive manufacturers. The firm afterwardsbecame Parsons, Hewson & Segoine. In 1840 Colonel Segoine organized the Auburn Guards,being commissioned captain of the organization byGovernor Seward. In 1853 he was commissioned byGovernor Seymour brigadier general of the militia. In1857 Colonel Segoine went to Michigan to assume chargeof the furniture manufacturing plant and while therecontinued his activity in the Michigan militia. Whilethere he was commissioned major general of the returned to Auburn a little time prior to the breakingout of the Civil War and at once threw his efforts into theraising of the One Hundred and Eleventh was chosen Colonel of the Regiment, and went to the.
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