Person:Nathan Clark (10)

Brevet Major Nathan Clark

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m. 1816

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Name	Brevet Major Nathan Clark
Gender	Male
Birth^[4]	May 1789	Worcester, Massachusetts, United States
Military^[4]	1812	37th Infantry, War of 1812
Residence^[4]	1816	Hartford, Connecticut, United States
Marriage	1816	Hartford, Connecticut, United Statesto Charlotte Ann Seymour
Military^[4]	1828	Nashville, Davidson, Tennessee, United Statesrecruiter
Military`^?`	1832	Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, United StatesBlack Hawk War, Fort Howard commander
Military^[1]	From 1833 to 1836	Fort Winnebago, Columbia, Wisconsin, United StatesCommander
Military^[4]		Detroit, Wayne, Michigan, United States
Military^[4]		Mendota, Dakota, Minnesota, United StatesSt. Peter's
Military^[4]		Prairie du Chien, Crawford, Wisconsin, United States
Military^[4]		Fort Crawford
Military^[4]		Smithland, Livingston, Kentucky, United States
Military^[4]		Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio, United States
Occupation^[4]		5th Infantry
Death^[2]	18 Feb 1836	Fort Winnebago, Columbia, Wisconsin, United Statesdisease induced by exposure and frontier service
Burial^[4]		Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio, United StatesSpring Grove Cemetery

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References

↑ The New York Times. (New York, New York)
26 Apr 1891.

obituary of Horatio Van Cleve
↑ Bowman, Fred Q, and Thomas J Lynch. 7000 Hudson-Mohawk Valley, (NY), vital records, 1808-1850. (Baltimore [Maryland]: Genealogical Pub. Co., c1997)
p. 325.

Army
Army and Navy Chronicle, Volumes 2-3 B. Homans, 1836 Washington [D. C.]
volume 11, no. 13, whole no. 65, p. 202, 31 Mar 1836.

Available through Google Books
Tribute/resolution in his memory: a gentleman and a gallant soldier, a husband, father, and friend, & a faithful servant.

Leaves a widow (not named here).
↑ ^4.00 ^4.01 ^4.02 ^4.03 ^4.04 ^4.05 ^4.06 ^4.07 ^4.08 ^4.09 ^4.10 ^4.11 Collections of the Minnesota Historical Society
volume 3 p. 77, 1880.

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"Reminiscence of Fort Snelling"