Something About the Mills Family And Its Collateral Branches With Autobiographic
Something About the Mills Family And Its Collateral Branches With Autobiographic
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President Beard- sheare sent a very complimentary letter with the dip- loma. Soon after his enlistment he was offered the civilian clerkship to Brigade Quartermaster Worth- ington and by Col. Lopers' advice accepted it, although he had already been called for duty at regimental headquarters. He accompanied Major Worthington to Camp Meade at Washington, thence to Greenville, S. C, and from thence they were transferred to New York to take command of the Transport Dixie, in which he made several v...oyages to and around Cuba, carrying troops and supplies. At the end of the years' service of Major Worthington, Roger was transferred 88 to the chief quartermaster's office at San Francisco, where he remained for some three years, thence to Seattle and from there to Port Townsend and later to Spokane, being in the service some eight years, and having had much experience in all branches of the quartermaster service, in the field, in transport serv- ice, at general headquarters and largely in the con- tract and purchasing departments and considerable in the construction department, especially at Port Town send, where some three million dollars w^ere spent in construction of government works and forts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
President Beard- sheare sent a very complimentary letter with the dip- loma. Soon after his enlistment he was offered the civilian clerkship to Brigade Quartermaster Worth- ington and by Col. Lopers' advice accepted it, although he had already been called for duty at regimental headquarters. He accompanied Major Worthington to Camp Meade at Washington, thence to Greenville, S. C, and from thence they were transferred to New York to take command of the Transport Dixie, in which he made several v...oyages to and around Cuba, carrying troops and supplies. At the end of the years' service of Major Worthington, Roger was transferred 88 to the chief quartermaster's office at San Francisco, where he remained for some three years, thence to Seattle and from there to Port Townsend and later to Spokane, being in the service some eight years, and having had much experience in all branches of the quartermaster service, in the field, in transport serv- ice, at general headquarters and largely in the con- tract and purchasing departments and considerable in the construction department, especially at Port Town send, where some three million dollars w^ere spent in construction of government works and forts.
What to read after Something About the Mills Family And Its Collateral Branches With Autobiographic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Moody Mills to read onlineMoreLess
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