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Uley T. Washburn, Jr.
- Member for
- 19 years 7 months 30 days
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- 95743428
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Bio
Uley Thomas Washburn Jr. died in his sleep on August 20, 2012. Thank you.
The following was written by Uley:
"I have been "hobbying" off and on in genealogy since 1977, and really enjoy walking through cemeteries, searching libraries, the internet, and books to collect historical information. I try very hard to post information here, and other websites to make history as free as possible to all. I actually started to research the Civil War veterans because of my great-great-grandfather. My Dad was 8 when August Adler died, and still recalls him speaking of being a "drummer" in the Civil War. Well, one thing led to another, and here I am. And so glad I found this site.
My wife, Victoria, posted several for me before setting up her own account. She is originally from Jamestown, Tennessee.
If anyone has anything to share on "find-a-grave", please feel free to e-mail me at: [email protected], and I will post it asap. I would greatly appreciate any further info anyone may have on "my" veterans also. Plus, feel free to e-mail and ask if I have further on your relative. I have several books and sources which may help.
Thanks, in advance,
Uley
The following was written by Uley:
"I have been "hobbying" off and on in genealogy since 1977, and really enjoy walking through cemeteries, searching libraries, the internet, and books to collect historical information. I try very hard to post information here, and other websites to make history as free as possible to all. I actually started to research the Civil War veterans because of my great-great-grandfather. My Dad was 8 when August Adler died, and still recalls him speaking of being a "drummer" in the Civil War. Well, one thing led to another, and here I am. And so glad I found this site.
My wife, Victoria, posted several for me before setting up her own account. She is originally from Jamestown, Tennessee.
If anyone has anything to share on "find-a-grave", please feel free to e-mail me at: [email protected], and I will post it asap. I would greatly appreciate any further info anyone may have on "my" veterans also. Plus, feel free to e-mail and ask if I have further on your relative. I have several books and sources which may help.
Thanks, in advance,
Uley
Uley Thomas Washburn Jr. died in his sleep on August 20, 2012. Thank you.
The following was written by Uley:
"I have been "hobbying" off and on in genealogy since 1977, and really enjoy walking through cemeteries, searching libraries, the internet, and books to collect historical information. I try very hard to post information here, and other websites to make history as free as possible to all. I actually started to research the Civil War veterans because of my great-great-grandfather. My Dad was 8 when August Adler died, and still recalls him speaking of being a "drummer" in the Civil War. Well, one thing led to another, and here I am. And so glad I found this site.
My wife, Victoria, posted several for me before setting up her own account. She is originally from Jamestown, Tennessee.
If anyone has anything to share on "find-a-grave", please feel free to e-mail me at: [email protected], and I will post it asap. I would greatly appreciate any further info anyone may have on "my" veterans also. Plus, feel free to e-mail and ask if I have further on your relative. I have several books and sources which may help.
Thanks, in advance,
Uley
The following was written by Uley:
"I have been "hobbying" off and on in genealogy since 1977, and really enjoy walking through cemeteries, searching libraries, the internet, and books to collect historical information. I try very hard to post information here, and other websites to make history as free as possible to all. I actually started to research the Civil War veterans because of my great-great-grandfather. My Dad was 8 when August Adler died, and still recalls him speaking of being a "drummer" in the Civil War. Well, one thing led to another, and here I am. And so glad I found this site.
My wife, Victoria, posted several for me before setting up her own account. She is originally from Jamestown, Tennessee.
If anyone has anything to share on "find-a-grave", please feel free to e-mail me at: [email protected], and I will post it asap. I would greatly appreciate any further info anyone may have on "my" veterans also. Plus, feel free to e-mail and ask if I have further on your relative. I have several books and sources which may help.
Thanks, in advance,
Uley
