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Andrew Hathaway Mott
d.Aft. 8 May 1909
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- Andrew Hathaway Mott1845 - Aft 1909
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Andrew, what happened to you after your wife died? There is no record of your death in Louisana; folks have checked Louisiana state records. There is no record of you going to Boulder, Colorado where your only surviving child, Grace, lived. There is no record of you being buried in the same cemetery as Grace or Dora.
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Andrew Hathaway Mott age 9? 10? Andrew Hathaway Mott age 18? 20? page from probate of John Rogers Mott - Andrew H. Mott a grandson of said deceased residing at the said town of Saratoga, a minor and not having a general guardian. The father of said Andrew H. Mott was a son of the said deceased & died previous to said deceased.
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Name: Andrew H Mott Age at enlistment: 18 Enlistment Date: 30 Aug 1863 Rank at enlistment: Private Enlistment Place: Saratoga, NY State Served: New York Survived the War?: Yes Service Record: Enlisted in Company C, New York 2nd Cavalry Regiment on 09 Sep 1863. Mustered out on 25 Sep 1863 at Saratoga Springs, NY. Birth Date: abt 1845 Sources: New York: Report of the Adjutant-General
- Gazetteer and Business Directory of Saratoga County, N. Y., for 1871:
Mott, A. H. & Co. (Schuylerville) (D. E. Potter), carriage manuf. Potter, D. E. (Schuylerville) (A. H. Mott & Co.)
- A. H. MOTT -- LIVERY STABLE
The largest livery stable between New Orleans and Jackson, Miss., is owned by Mr. A. H. Mott, who entered the livery business here eight years ago. He erected his present commodious stable in 1896, and now has as complete a livery as one may find in a town the size of Hammond. With one of Mr. Mott's turnouts, traveling in and around Hammond becames a pleasure, and the visitor can fully enjoy the fine scenery of this section. Mr. Mott also carries a line of harness, saddlery, wagons and carriages. He is agent for Ward, Kent & Co., box manufacturers, Greenfield, Tenn., and does a large business in fruit and vegetable boxes and crates. {Souvenier Album of Hammond, LA; printed about 1898, pps. 20-21}
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