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Four chilren of Colonel Brodhead are living. Lieutenant John Brodhead, a son, late of the U. S. marine service, died in Detroit, March, 1904. Thornton F. Brodhead had quite a military career.
He was first lieutenant and adjutant, Fifteenth LTnited States infantry, April 9, 1847: brevetted captain August 20, 1847, "for 37 57& EARLY DAYS JN DETROIT.
gallant and meritorious conduct at Contreras and Churuboso, Mexico;" full captain, December 2, 1847; disbanded July 31, 1848; colonel First Michigan ...Cavalry August 22, 1861 ; died September 2, 1862, on the battlefield of wounds received in action at the second Bull Run, Virginia, August 30, 1862. Brevet brigadier-general of volunteers from latter date. Colonel Brod- head was mortally wounded while gallantly leading his men to the charge. On his death bed on the field, almost the last words to his attending surgeon were, "The flag will triumph yet." In his last to his wife he writes : "I fought manfully, and now die fearlessly." A heroic ending of what gave good promise of being a brilliant career.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Four chilren of Colonel Brodhead are living. Lieutenant John Brodhead, a son, late of the U. S. marine service, died in Detroit, March, 1904. Thornton F. Brodhead had quite a military career.
He was first lieutenant and adjutant, Fifteenth LTnited States infantry, April 9, 1847: brevetted captain August 20, 1847, "for 37 57& EARLY DAYS JN DETROIT.
gallant and meritorious conduct at Contreras and Churuboso, Mexico;" full captain, December 2, 1847; disbanded July 31, 1848; colonel First Michigan ...Cavalry August 22, 1861 ; died September 2, 1862, on the battlefield of wounds received in action at the second Bull Run, Virginia, August 30, 1862. Brevet brigadier-general of volunteers from latter date. Colonel Brod- head was mortally wounded while gallantly leading his men to the charge. On his death bed on the field, almost the last words to his attending surgeon were, "The flag will triumph yet." In his last to his wife he writes : "I fought manfully, and now die fearlessly." A heroic ending of what gave good promise of being a brilliant career.
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