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The Blue, the Gray and the Chinese: Stephen Decatur Bunker
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The Blue, the Gray and the Chinese. American Civil War Participants of Chinese Descent. Thursday, September 4, 2014. 1850 United State Federal Census. Mount Airy, Surry County, North Carolina. Sarah A Bunker 27. Julia A Bunker 5. Mary A Bunker 3 months. Patrick H Bunker 1 month. Raleigh, North Carolina). October 2, 1850. 8220; The Siamese Twins at Home. 1860 United State Federal Census. Mount Airy, Surry County, North Carolina. Stephen D Bunker 14. Wm O Bunker 6. L G Baily 42. Bottom, for details). Rober...
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The Blue, the Gray and the Chinese: John Earl
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The Blue, the Gray and the Chinese. American Civil War Participants of Chinese Descent. Tuesday, April 1, 2014. Born: August 16, 1836, Visalia, California, according to newspaper reports. Died: February 23, 1921, San Francisco, California. California Death Index at Ancestry.com). The Association to commemorate the Chinese serving in the American Civil War. Has a San Francisco Chronicle. Earl was aboard the S.S. Great Northern. In the following San Jose Mercury Herald. In the San Francisco Chronicle.
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The Blue, the Gray and the Chinese: John Tomney
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The Blue, the Gray and the Chinese. American Civil War Participants of Chinese Descent. Sunday, March 30, 2014. Private, Company D. 70th Regiment, New York Infantry. Promoted to full Corporal. Killed in action July 2, 1863 at Gettysburg. The death of Tomney, whose surname became Tommy in the newspapers, was widely reported, in Union states, after the battle at Gettysburg. Twenty-five years later, in 1888, Tomney’s death was reported again. June 30, 1863. July 10, 1863. New York, New York). July 10, 1863.
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The Blue, the Gray and the Chinese: Ling Kubser
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The Blue, the Gray and the Chinese. American Civil War Participants of Chinese Descent. Saturday, April 5, 2014. Born circa 1843, China. Died January 23, 1905, Hampton, Virginia. Company F, 64th New York Infantry Regiment. Newport News, Virginia). January 24, 1905. Chinaman Dies in Home. L Kubser Died in the Hampton Branch Yesterday. January 25, 1905. January 25, 1905. Newport News, Va., Jan, 25.—Ling Kubser, a Chinaman, of whom old comrades say no better man fought with Company F, Sixty-fo...More than t...
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The Blue, the Gray and the Chinese: Edward Day Cohota: Shanghai, China
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The Blue, the Gray and the Chinese. American Civil War Participants of Chinese Descent. Tuesday, March 18, 2014. Edward Day Cohota: Shanghai, China. For an introduction to Edward Day Cohota, please read Ruthanne Lum McCunn’s profile of him in “ Chinese in the Civil War: Ten Who Served. When did Edward Day Cohota meet Captain Day of the ship Cohota? Day’s marriage to Lucy Greenleaf, on June 2, 1844, was recorded in the Vital Records of Gloucester, Massachusetts, to the End of the Year 1849. Was William Bl...
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The Blue, the Gray and the Chinese: Chon Ah Pon
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The Blue, the Gray and the Chinese. American Civil War Participants of Chinese Descent. Monday, December 1, 2014. Chon Ah Pon aka Charles Ponn / Poun aka Charley Marry. Born late 1820s, China; died July 1, 1888, New York, New York. Reportedly served three years with a New York volunteer infantry regiment. Not found in the United States Federal Census records from 1840 to 1860. The Brooklyn City Directory 1868. Ponn Charles, candy, h 78 Water. 1870 United States Federal Census. September 14, 1870. Two Wiv...
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The Blue, the Gray and the Chinese: C.K. Marshall
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The Blue, the Gray and the Chinese. American Civil War Participants of Chinese Descent. Wednesday, April 30, 2014. At Gordon Kwok’s site, Association to commemorate the Chinese serving in the American Civil War. Are three parts devoted to the life and times of Charles K. Marshall. Charles K. Marshall 1. Researched by Oey and Kwok. Charles K. Marshall 2. Charles K. Marshall 3. Kate in the heathen land. Marshall was known by many names. Kwok listed the following:. Aka Dsau Sier Whoa. Aka Dzau Tse Zeh.
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The Blue, the Gray and the Chinese: Kwong Lee / Kwang Lee
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The Blue, the Gray and the Chinese. American Civil War Participants of Chinese Descent. Friday, April 4, 2014. Kwong Lee / Kwang Lee. Born: circa 1839, China. Union Navy, 1862. The San Francisco Call. July 23, 1909. Chinese Civil War Veteran to Vote. Will Cast Ballot Despite Federal Statute and Constitution of California. Despite the federal statute and the constitution of California, Kwong Lee, a native of China, registered as a voter yesterday and will be allowed to participate in the November election.
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The Blue, the Gray and the Chinese: Thomas Sylvanus
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The Blue, the Gray and the Chinese. American Civil War Participants of Chinese Descent. Thursday, March 27, 2014. Born: July 4, 1845, Hong Kong. Died: June 15, 1891, Indiana, Pennsylvania. Enlisted August 30, 1861. Private , Company D. Enlisted July 11, 1863. Corporal, Company D, Color Guard. Forty-second New York Volunteers. In 1890, a Special Schedule.—Surviving Soldiers, Sailers, and Marines, and Widows, etc. was conducted. According to the document, Sylvanus’s home was Indiana...April 5, 1882. Thomas...
