Collection, 1812-1886 (inclusive), 1812, 1860-1864, 1886 (bulk).

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Collection, 1812-1886 (inclusive), 1812, 1860-1864, 1886 (bulk).

Family and personal correspondence collected by George W. Lochner, an immigrant from Bavaria who served as a corporal in the 72d Pennsylvania Volunteers and had been imprisoned at Andersonville, 1864. Included are Lochner's naturalization papers, his Civil War letters to his mother, as well as correspondence from Frank M. Smythe and Harry Bell.

50 items.

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SNAC Resource ID: 6858424

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Smythe, Frank M.

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Lochner, George W., 1841-1920

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Bell, Harry Oscar, 1884-1971

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Harry Oscar Bell was born to William Jefferson Bell and Susan Marie (Mullet) Bell on December 4, 1884, in Coshocton, near Columbus, Ohio. He had an older brother James, a younger brother William Jr., and a younger sister Mary Arl. When Harry was seven the family moved to a 40 acre farm outside of Athens, Ohio. His father died when he was twelve. Harry left school after the sixth grade. At thirteen he moved to Indiana to live on his Uncle Daniel Mullet's farm. In his later teens Harr...