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Facts and Events
| Name |
Porter Morse |
| Gender |
Male |
| Birth? |
16 Feb 1832 |
Concord, Essex Co, VT |
| Marriage |
3 Nov 1856 |
Sutton, VTto Mary Jane Newell |
| Other[1] |
Enrolled 1860, mustered out Jul 1864 |
3rd Inf VT, Co. G Military Service |
| Census? |
1880 |
Blue Springs, Gage, Nebraska, United StatesWorking as a hotel keeper |
| Residence? |
1889 |
Franklin, Lincoln, KS |
| Residence[2] |
1890 |
Lincoln, Lincoln, Kansas, USA |
| Census? |
1900 |
Boulder, Boulder, Colorado, United States |
| Occupation? |
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Carpenter, then soldier, then railroad hand |
| Death? |
20 Nov 1904 |
Boise, Ada, Idaho, USA |
| Burial? |
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Morris Hill Cem., Boise, Ada Co, ID |
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1860 Census: Burke, Caledonia, Vermont
Dwelling 870, Family 899
Porter Morse, age 28, R.R. labor, b. Vermont
Mary J, age 25, b. NY
Eva A, age 2, b. VT
Dwelling 871, Family 900
Thomas Morse, age 58, miller, b. Vermont
Anna, age 54, b. NH
Jane, age 13, b. VT
Source Citation: Year: 1860; Census Place: Burke, Caledonia, Vermont; Roll: M653_1317; Page: 74; Image: 74.
Image Gallery
 Porter Morse, wife Mary J. Newell, and family References
- ↑ Adjutant General of the state of Ohio. Military Record. (23 April 1908).
From military records: Sandy hair, blue eyes, fair complexion, and 6 ft tall.
Enrolled as a private on 1 Jul 1860, Co G of the third regiment of Vermont Infantry Volunteers, discharged at Burlington, Vt on 27 Jul 1864.
- ↑ Civil War Pension Application.
Pension application 773937.
Lived in Lincoln, Lincoln Co, KS in 1890.
Bilious fever and diarrhea, acquired near Chain Bridge or Camp Advance VA.
Sprained lt. ankle Jun 1862 on the peninsular campaign at VA.
From the time of leaving the service, suffered from liver and stomach trouble, attended at times with severe headaches and constipation, followed by piles.
Rheumatic fever, resulting in heart trouble.
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