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Dayton
in
Gettysburg National Cemetery
Col. Edwin Augustus Parrott
b.
1830
Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio, United States
d.
Sep 1931
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Thomas Parrott
1797 - 1864
M
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Sarah Sullivan
1800 - 1883
m.
31 Dec 1822
Josephine Parrott
1823 - 1903
Frances Augusta Parrott
1826 - 1909
Marcus Junior Parrott
1828 -
Col. Edwin Augustus Parrott
1830 - 1931
Thomas Parrott
1832 - 1835
Joseph Sullivan Parrott
1834 - 1878
Anne Ennals Parrott
1837 - 1873
Henry Eugene Parrott
1839 - 1933
George Parrott
1841 - 1841
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Name
Col. Edwin Augustus Parrott
Gender
Male
Birth
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1830
Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio, United States
Other
[2]
1860
credited with being the first man to propose to Abraham Lincoln that he permit his name to go before the Republican convention as candidate for president
Other
[2]
19 Nov 1863
Gettysburg National Cemetery, Gettysburg, Adams, Pennsylvania, United States
sat on the platform with Lincoln at Gettysburg on the occasion of his famous speech
Death
[2]
Sep 1931
Other
[2]
1931
oldest living graduate of Ohio Wesleyan University; possessor of the Alumni Cane
References
Peirce family; Forrer family; and Howard family.
Forrer-Peirce-Wood Collection
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2.0
2.1
2.2
2.3
Obituary of Henry Eugene Parrott, Dayton Journal
1 Jan 1934.
Quoted in Bruen
Bruen, Frank.
Christian Forrer, the clockmaker, and his descendants
. (Rutland, Vermont: Tuttle, 1939).
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