Remey family reminiscences, 1856-1932.

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Remey family reminiscences, 1856-1932.

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Typescript reminiscences of George Collier Remey, Rear Admiral in the United States Navy, and his wife Mary J. Mason Remey, prepared by their son George Mason Remey in 1924. Collection includes family photographs dated 1856-1924, discussions of family history and Iowa childhoods, and accounts of Admiral Remey's service in the Civil War and in the Far East. Supplemental volume, 1932, contains obituaries, family biographies and sketches, clippings, and photographs, 1903-1928. .524.Remey Family Reminiscences, 2003.4, Onondaga Historical Association.

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Campbell University, Wiggins Memorial Library

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Campbell University, Wiggins Memorial Library

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