The Post Family
The Post Family
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In 1893 h^ ^'^'^s called as assistant of Christ Church, Elizabeth, and Vicar of St. Paul's Chapel in the same parish.
1 1 8 Post Family.
SECOND BRANCH.
Rev. Richard Bayley Post married February 13, 1866, Eliza Dean Arden, daughter of Colonel Thomas B. Arden.
Colonel Arden was born at Yorkville, July 27, 1813. Entered West Point in 1831, graduated in 1835, and was assigned to the 7th Infantry. After graduation, he immediately entered on active service and was sent out to the Indian frontier. He ...was en- gaged in the Seminole War. He returned to the Academy at West Point as assistant instructor of in- fantry tactics, resigned in 1842, taking up his resi- dence on his father's estate, occupying the old Bev- crlv Robinson house, once Arnold's headquarters while in command at West Point. Shortly before his father's death he removed to the homestead, Ar- denia, in 1866.
At the outbreak of the Rebellion, in 1861, he of- fered his services to the United States Government through General Scott, and, not hearing from Wash- ington, he was requested to serve as aide to Major- General Sandford, which he consented to do (with the rank of major), and went through the Patterson campaign.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In 1893 h^ ^'^'^s called as assistant of Christ Church, Elizabeth, and Vicar of St. Paul's Chapel in the same parish.
1 1 8 Post Family.
SECOND BRANCH.
Rev. Richard Bayley Post married February 13, 1866, Eliza Dean Arden, daughter of Colonel Thomas B. Arden.
Colonel Arden was born at Yorkville, July 27, 1813. Entered West Point in 1831, graduated in 1835, and was assigned to the 7th Infantry. After graduation, he immediately entered on active service and was sent out to the Indian frontier. He ...was en- gaged in the Seminole War. He returned to the Academy at West Point as assistant instructor of in- fantry tactics, resigned in 1842, taking up his resi- dence on his father's estate, occupying the old Bev- crlv Robinson house, once Arnold's headquarters while in command at West Point. Shortly before his father's death he removed to the homestead, Ar- denia, in 1866.
At the outbreak of the Rebellion, in 1861, he of- fered his services to the United States Government through General Scott, and, not hearing from Wash- ington, he was requested to serve as aide to Major- General Sandford, which he consented to do (with the rank of major), and went through the Patterson campaign.
What to read after The Post Family?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marie Caroline Post to read onlineMoreLess
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