Frank Squires

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Frank Squires
Born: 1841 in Rochester, New York.
Died: Unknown.
Buried: Unknown.
Occupation: Unknown.
Enlisted: April 18, 1861 at Brooklyn, NY to serve 3 years (aged 20 years).
Mustered In: May 23, 1861 as a Private in Company E.
Soldier Number: 71.
Discharged: For Disability on September 14, 1861.
Address: Unknown.
Letter Requesting Discharge:
Arlington Virginia
August 28, 1861
Brigadier General E.D. Keyes
Sir:
At the request of my
Mother I would respectfully ask for my discharge. I
having enlisted in the City of Brooklyn without her
consent and I being considered a minor (Age 19). And
as my mother is a widow and I am her only support it
would be considered a great favor if you would grant it.
Very Respectfully Yours
F. Squires
Co. E 14th Regt N.Y.S.M.
We are investigating a Rochester newspaper article that lists
Frank Squires as wounded at the battle of First Bull Run.
National Archives Microfilm:
Box - 000551
Roll - 0133
Record - 00003446
Source:
The History of the Fighting Fourteenth by Tevis & Marquis.
Thank you to Private Frank Squires' descendant,
Don Squire
for some of the information provided on this page.
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