of  Jamaica.  West  Indies.  Educated  at
Burlington  College,  New  Jersey;  entered
mercantile  life  In  Philadelphia.  Pa.,  in
1865.  At  the  opening  of  the  rebellion  he
enlisted  as  a  private  May  B,  1861,  In  the
three  months'  service  at  Ft,  Delaware,
In  the  Commonwealth  Artillery  Co,,  and
mustered  out  Aug.  5,  1861.  Returning
to  Philadelphia  he  received  from  Senator
B,  D.  Baker  a  special  order  to  recruit  a
company:  succeeding  in  this,  the  com-
pany was  attached  as  Color  Company  to
Col.  T,  O.  Morehead'B  regiment,  he  re-
ceiving commission  as  First  Lieutenant,
This  regiment,  the  106th  Pennsylvania
Volunteers,  formed  part  of  the  Second
Brigade,  Second  Division.  Second  Arm/
Corps,  which  participated  In  various  en-
gagements from  Ball's  Bluff  to  Gettys-
burg; he  was  promoted  Captain  of  the
106th  Regiment  on  the  Held  after  the  bat-
tle of  Fredericksburg.  Jan.  13,  1863;  hon-
orably discharged  for  disability  Sept.  B,
1863.  Returning  to  Philadelphia  from
service,  he  connected  himself  with  his  old
drm  In  the  Importing  business  In  New
York,  remaining  with  them  until  187S,
when  he  started  In  for  himself  success-
fully. Now  In  the  storage  business  In
Philadelphia;  Republican  In  politics;  was
elected  lo  the  order  of  the  Loyal  Le-
gion, Oct.  19.  1887.  He  married  Elizabeth
J.,  daughter  of  John  Mustin,  of  Philadel-
phia. June  22,  lS6,i,  Present  address.  331
South  42d  St..  Philadelphia.  Pa.
I.YOS,  OeoiTge  A.i

Poy  Director.  L'nltcd  Slates  Navy;  born
in    Pennsylvania;    appointed    from    Penn-


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sylvanla.  June  11.  1S62.  Entered  the  ser-
vice aa  Assistant  Paymaster;  attached  to
the  Lexington  and  Tuscumbla.  Missis-
sippi Flotilla,  1862-186S;  participated  In
the  altach  on  Haines'  Bluft,  December,
186!;  In  the  capture  of  Arltansaa  Post.
