Gracey, Samuel Levis, 1835-1911

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Rev. Dr. Samuel Levis Gracey was the son of John and Ann Elizabeth Bartram (Leech) Gracey. Leonora (Thompson) Gracey was his 1st wife. They were married November 21, 1860. Leonora died December 11, 1897. Cordania "Corda" Elizabeth (Perkins) Pratt Gracey was his 2nd wife. They were married January 15, 1900. Cordania died May 3, 1937. Rev. Gracey was a minister in the New England Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church. He was United States Consul at Foochow, China 1890-1893 and 1897-1907. He served during the Civil War.

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referencedIn William Woodville Rockhill papers Houghton Library
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contributorOf 1864 - Gracey, S L - File No. G727 United States. National Archives and Records Administration
contributorOf 1865 - Gracey, S L - File No. G100 United States. National Archives and Records Administration
referencedIn [Pennsylvania] Gracey, S L - 2nd Provisional Cavalry, Company F&S United States. National Archives and Records Administration
contributorOf 1864 - Gracey, S L - File No. G365 United States. National Archives and Records Administration
referencedIn Consolidated Military Officer's File of S L Gracery, Virginia, 1864 United States. National Archives and Records Administration
contributorOf 1865 - Gracey, S L - File No. G75 United States. National Archives and Records Administration
contributorOf 1865 - Gracey, S L - File No. G343 United States. National Archives and Records Administration
contributorOf 1864 - Gracey, S L - File No. G839 United States. National Archives and Records Administration
referencedIn Consolidated Military Officer's File of S L Gracey, Illinois, 1864 United States. National Archives and Records Administration
referencedIn [Pennsylvania] Gracey, Samuel L - 6th Cavalry, Company F,S United States. National Archives and Records Administration
Place Name Admin Code Country
Rock Island IL US
Philadelphia PA US
Brandy Station VA US
Fuzhou 07 CN
Newton MA US
Boston MA US
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Brandy Station, Battle of, Brandy Station, Va., 1863
Civil War, 1861-1865
Foreign relations
Methodist Episcopal Chuch
Stoneman's Raid, 1863
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Ambassadors
Chaplains, Military
Pastors
Politicians
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Birth 1835-09-08

Death 1911-08-19

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