Ira Roe Foster papers 1862-1865 Foster, Ira Roe papers
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Foster, Ira Roe, 1813-1885.
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Foster, Ira Roe Rank : Colonel Regiment : Georgia. Quartermaster General Ira Roe Foster was born on January 13, 1813, in Spartanburg, South Carolina, to Ransom and Nancy Foster. He first studied medicine and then practiced in South Carolina, and in 1841, became a licensed lawyer in Cherokee County, Georgia, where he also served as state legislator. Foster had extensive business interests in land, and in flour and saw mills, in north-central Georgi...
