Benjamin F. Pease Memoir 1901-1910

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Benjamin F. Pease Memoir 1901-1910

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Memoir of Pease's years as a soldier with the 8th Michigan Infantry during the American Civil War. Handwritten, with typed transcription.

1 volume.

eng,

Syracuse University. Library. Special Collections Research Center

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Benjamin Fish Pease (1836-1911) was a cooper, soldier and farmer, first in Michigan and later in Armada Township, Buffalo County, Nebraska. Born in Ontario County, New York to Granger and Anna (Fish) Pease, he moved with his parents to Michigan in 1839. Pease began to learn the cooper trade when he was eighteen, and followed it for five years. His first wife, whom he was married October 24, 1859, was Martha Judd (1838-1868) by whom he had a son, Herbert. His second wife,...