. Officers of the army and navy (volunteer) who served in the civil war . ast gun was firedand the last of the enemy had surrendered. On leaving the army, he in the fall of 1866 marriedAnnie E., oldest daughter of Joseph F. and Annie E. Birch,of Georgetown, LI C, and has a family of four daughters,—namely, Louise, Josephine, Carrie H., and Marguerite,having buried one, an only son, Edward Grant. Having studied law, Major Lawrence was admitted topractise at the bar of the District Courts and the courtsof the count) of Montgomery, Maryland. He has beenfor several years chief of section in the Ge
. Officers of the army and navy (volunteer) who served in the civil war . ast gun was firedand the last of the enemy had surrendered. On leaving the army, he in the fall of 1866 marriedAnnie E., oldest daughter of Joseph F. and Annie E. Birch,of Georgetown, LI C, and has a family of four daughters,—namely, Louise, Josephine, Carrie H., and Marguerite,having buried one, an only son, Edward Grant. Having studied law, Major Lawrence was admitted topractise at the bar of the District Courts and the courtsof the count) of Montgomery, Maryland. He has beenfor several years chief of section in the General LandOffice at Washington. His beautiful residence is at the village of Linden,Montgomery County, Maryland, on the Metropolitanbranch of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, he being oneof the founders of the villai His oldest daughter, Louise, who married Air. W. , fune 6, 1888, resides at Winchendon, Massa-chusetts, in a beautiful home, with her little family, havingtwo boys.—Lawrence T. and Joseph Almon. i6o OFFICERS OF THE ARMY AND NAVY (volunteer). BREVET MAJOR-GENERAL JAMES W. McMILLAN, Brevet Major-General James W. McMillan organ-ized and commanded the Twenty-first Regiment of IndianaVolunteers in June, 1861. In August, [861, he was or-dered to report to General McClellan with his regiment,but on arrival at Baltimore, Maryland, he received ordersto report to General Dix, then in command at at once began the drill and discipline of his regiment,which was one of the best of the many splendid regimentsfurnished by the State of Indiana. In November, Governor Morton, who had been on anextensive tour of inspection of his regiments, said that theTwenty-first Regiment Indiana Volunteers was the bestdrilled volunteer regiment he had seen. In December,[861, Colonel McMillan, with his regiment, participatedin an expedition in the counties of Accomac and North-ampton, Virginia, where the regiment was conspicuousfor its discipline and marching. Colonel
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