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DEATH: History of Linn County, Pub 1911, Pioneer Publishing, excerpts provided by The History Center, Cedar Rapids, IA; Mary living in Sioux City, IA at her death in 1910.
REFERENCE: History of Linn County, Pub 1911, Pioneer Publishing, excerpts provided by The History Center, Cedar Rapids, IA; "Living in Leavenworth, KS in 1911."
REFERENCE: History of Linn County, Pub 1911, Pioneer Publishing, excerpts provided by The History Center, Cedar Rapids, IA; "Widow, living in Chicago in 1911."
RESEARCHER-DESCENDANTS: Information sent to T.Mason by George Carpenter <gcarpenter4@cfl.rr.com> on 25 Dec 2003.
Census records:
1900, Davidson Co. TN, 9th District, p. 22B - George P. Carpenter
1910, Davidson Co. TN, Nashville, 10th Ward, p. 214A - George P. Carpenter
1920, Davidson Co. TN, Nashville, 1st Civil Dist., E.D. 39, p. 8B - George P. Carpenter
1930, Davidson Co. TN, Nashville, 26th Ward, E.D. 81, p. 10B - George P. Carpenter
RESEARCHER: Information sent to T.Mason by George Carpenter <gcarpenter4@cfl.rr.com> on 25 Dec 2003. "He was a doctor, has a son George K. Jr, a doctor in Nashville, daughter Florence."
Served in the office of the Surgeon General in Washington D.C. in the 1870s.
HYPERLINK: [ http://www.ehistory.com/uscw/features/regimental/ohio/union/7thOhio/BiogStaff.cfm ]
Francis Salter entered the service as assistant surgeon of the Seventh Regiment; and on the resignation of Surgeon Cushing, was appointed surgeon. He held this position until the latter part of 1862, when he was made a medical director, and assigned to the staff of General Crooks. As a surgeon he hardly had a superior in the service. His services were of great value all the hospitals as he had had a long experience in those of England, his native country. He has remained in the service from the beginning of the war; and during that long period has alleviated the suffering of many a soldier. (Wood)HYPERLINK: [ http://www.ehistory.com/uscw/features/regimental/ohio/union/7thOhio/companie.cfm ]
