. Officers of the army and navy (volunteer) who served in the civil war . ber 17 to December 5, 1863; battles of Knoxville, Novembcr 24, 1863; Port Saunders, November 2<), [863;Thurley Ford, Tennessee, December 15, 1863; Straw-berry Plains, January 22, [864; and near Knoxville,Tennessee, January 24, [864 Captain Moores resigned his commission in the volun-teer service April 26, 1864, and, returning to Saginaw,engaged in the flouring business. After twenty-sevenyears of successful operations he retired from furtherbusiness August I, [892. lie is a member of the Mili-| tary Order of the Loyal
. Officers of the army and navy (volunteer) who served in the civil war . ber 17 to December 5, 1863; battles of Knoxville, Novembcr 24, 1863; Port Saunders, November 2<), [863;Thurley Ford, Tennessee, December 15, 1863; Straw-berry Plains, January 22, [864; and near Knoxville,Tennessee, January 24, [864 Captain Moores resigned his commission in the volun-teer service April 26, 1864, and, returning to Saginaw,engaged in the flouring business. After twenty-sevenyears of successful operations he retired from furtherbusiness August I, [892. lie is a member of the Mili-| tary Order of the Loyal Legion. I OFFICERS OF THE ARMY AND NAVY (volunteer). COLONHL AMOS H. WHITE. Colonel Amu- II. White is a direct descendant ofthe Puritan Elder John White, who sailed from London,England, about June 22, 1632, in the ship Lyon, CaptainPierce, and arrived at Boston, Massachusetts, September16 following. He was one of the first settlers of Cam-bridge, Massachusetts. ( olonel Amos H. White, the subject of this sketch, wasborn June 27, 1835, in Montgomery County, New the death of his father, his mother moved to NewYork City. At the outbreak of the Civil War he was anaccountant for an importing house. I Ie helped to raise Company D, Fifth New York Volun-teer Cavalry, and was mustered hist lieutenant of thiscompany September 21, 1861, and captain December 9following. In March, [862, he was with his regiment in the Shen-andoah Valley, and participated in that campaign underGeneral Hanks. At the battle of Front Royal, May 23,[862, he was knocked insensible from his horse, takenprisoner, and sent to Salisbury, North Carolina. Hewa
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