. History and personal sketches of Company I, 103 , 1862-1864. \uJ bi:-?^^^%^|gf**gfy?^^^*j-^.j^JH^Ad!»!g»^. ?i ^:.^-:^AWi7 JAMES H. STOUGHTON. 1S98 vras \u Cuba. He has since made headquarters atWashington, D. StiUvell never married. JAMES H. STOUGTITON. James H. Stougliton, son of Capt. Andrew Stoughton,was born at Reynoldsville, X. Y., Sept. 30, 1830. Hislather was a carpenter by trade, and also owned a farmof seventy acres. Capt. Stoughton and wife were formerresidents of Haekettstown, X. J., and prior to their mar-riage came to Schuyler coxinty, X. Y. He was a schoolteac
. History and personal sketches of Company I, 103 , 1862-1864. \uJ bi:-?^^^%^|gf**gfy?^^^*j-^.j^JH^Ad!»!g»^. ?i ^:.^-:^AWi7 JAMES H. STOUGHTON. 1S98 vras \u Cuba. He has since made headquarters atWashington, D. StiUvell never married. JAMES H. STOUGTITON. James H. Stougliton, son of Capt. Andrew Stoughton,was born at Reynoldsville, X. Y., Sept. 30, 1830. Hislather was a carpenter by trade, and also owned a farmof seventy acres. Capt. Stoughton and wife were formerresidents of Haekettstown, X. J., and prior to their mar-riage came to Schuyler coxinty, X. Y. He was a schoolteacher and later School Commissioner, also town clerk,Justice Oi the Peace, a captain ot militia, and was a manof good standing in tlie commiinity in which he raised a family of seven children, of which James the oldest. Ail of this large familv, ulth the excep-tion of the last born, who died in infancv, lived till theirteens. The pcirents were both niembers of the M. The subject of this sketch was educated in the con^monschools. He was studious, having a decided preferencefor poetry.
Size: 1446px × 1728px
Photo credit: © The Reading Room / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
Model Released: No
Keywords: ., bookcentury1900, bookdecade1900, bookidhistoryperso, bookyear1900
