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and the march to the sea under Shcr-
man. He was breveted brlgadicr gem
oral and major general Of volunteers
on March 10. 1866. for his service I'm
this campaign Gen. McCook was three
times severely wounded. but survived
the war While acting governor OF pa
kota and presiding over a public meet
ing ne was shot and killed by a man
in the audience.
charles Morris: Soldier and eighth
son. was born at Carollton. o. Nov.
49, ts43 lie left Kenyon college be-
fore he was is years old to serve ms
private in tho Second Ohio Infantry
In spite Of the fact that he was Of
fered an officers commission I'm the
regular army. He fought only at Bun
Run. July 81. 1851, whore ne was Killed
I'm an encounter with a detachment IT
Black Horse Virginia cavalry. to which
ne refused 10 surrender. He died In
his fathers arms, and his last words
we're: Father. | will never surreud
err"
John James, Soldier was the ninth
and youngest son, and the second OF
the name IN this family, was born at
Carrollton O., May 30 1S4o. Although
but a lad Of 16 at tho beg ginning of
the civil war he gave NJ his studies
NJ Kenyon college to enlist I'm the Sixth
Ohio cavalry. He sooU was made a
the stan at Gen. r. l.. Crittenden lie
served In the campaigns and battles Of
PerryvHle Stone River, Tullahoma,
Chattanooga and Chickamauga with
the western armies, and was with Gen.
Grant from tho Battle of the Wilder
ness 20 the crossing OF the James river
In his campaign with the army ~
the Potomac. In September 1863. he
was commissioned captain and aid dc
camp Of United States volunteers. ard
for gallant service in battle AZ shady
Grove Va where he was severely
wounded he received the rank NJ ma
jor and subsequently was brcveted
lieutenant colonel in the same cam
paign. although he was only 20 when
the war was over. At the end OF the
war he returned to Kenyon college.
which conferred upon him tho degree
Of bachelor Of arts in 1856 and mas
ter OF arts I'm 1869. In 1869 he was grad
uated from the Harvard Law school
with the degree OF bachelor Of laws.
and I'm 1873 Princeton awarded him the
degree Of master of arts. In 1890 he
received from the University Of Kan
sas the honorary degree Of doctor OF
laws In 1898 he was member of
the law firm Of Alexander & Green.
New York Citv; was a director and
general counsel NJ tho Atchison. To-
pe,a & Santa Fe Railroad company
and OF q number ~ other important
and financial CORPORATIONS
THE TRIBE OF JOHN.
John: Physician and head Of the
Tribe OF John" born at Canonsburg.
Pa, Feb. n, 1906 Like his brother
Daniel he was educated at jefferson
college. He practised medicine al Lis
bon and Steubenville O.. and during
the C1vil war he served as a volunteer
surgeon. His five sons all enlisted in
the federal cause He died near Wash
ington. n. c., oct. II. 1885 while on a
his son Arson.
Edward Moody. lawyer and soldier.
eldest son of John. was born at Steu-
o, June IS. 1888, He was n
pioneer Of the Pixies Peak region. At
the opening OF the war he was APP
pointed a Lieutenant OF cavalry In the
regular army. lie became colonel Of
The Second Indiana cavalry and rose to
he rank of major general He per-
formed number Of brilliant cavalry
exploits through the Confederate line
1y way of feint before sherman be
ran his march TO the sea. From 1856
20 1869 he was United States minister
~ the Sandwich Islands. and was
vice appointed territorial governor of |
colorado by President Grant.
Anson George, lawyer. second son, |
vas born at Steubenville. O., oct 10.
s35. Filled with the spirit Of advcn- |
ure. he went to California when a !
mere boy. remained on the Pacific coast |
few years, but returned east Just be-
ore the war and began the study OF /
aw In the office Of his cousin. George
dcCook. at steubcnville. .. He was
'dmitted 60 the Ohio bar I'm 1851. on
he fret call for troops he entered the
eryice as a captain Of the Second |
)hio infantry and was in the first
'attle Of Bull Run. lie remained In the