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Georgia (Georgia, United States) (search for this): article 24
Resignation. --First Lieutenant Jacob Read, of the United States Marine corps, now stationed at the Brooklyn Marine Barracks, resigned his commission on the 26th inst., and accepted a captain's commission in the Georgian army. Lieutenant Road was born in Georgia, and received his appointment from that State, which dates March 3, 1847. He has perhaps seen more service for the time that he has been in the navy than any other officer, having been nine years at sea.
Road (search for this): article 24
Resignation. --First Lieutenant Jacob Read, of the United States Marine corps, now stationed at the Brooklyn Marine Barracks, resigned his commission on the 26th inst., and accepted a captain's commission in the Georgian army. Lieutenant Road was born in Georgia, and received his appointment from that State, which dates March 3, 1847. He has perhaps seen more service for the time that he has been in the navy than any other officer, having been nine years at sea.
Jacob Read (search for this): article 24
Resignation. --First Lieutenant Jacob Read, of the United States Marine corps, now stationed at the Brooklyn Marine Barracks, resigned his commission on the 26th inst., and accepted a captain's commission in the Georgian army. Lieutenant Road was born in Georgia, and received his appointment from that State, which dates March 3, 1847. He has perhaps seen more service for the time that he has been in the navy than any other officer, having been nine years at sea.
26th (search for this): article 24
Resignation. --First Lieutenant Jacob Read, of the United States Marine corps, now stationed at the Brooklyn Marine Barracks, resigned his commission on the 26th inst., and accepted a captain's commission in the Georgian army. Lieutenant Road was born in Georgia, and received his appointment from that State, which dates March 3, 1847. He has perhaps seen more service for the time that he has been in the navy than any other officer, having been nine years at sea.
March 3rd, 1847 AD (search for this): article 24
Resignation. --First Lieutenant Jacob Read, of the United States Marine corps, now stationed at the Brooklyn Marine Barracks, resigned his commission on the 26th inst., and accepted a captain's commission in the Georgian army. Lieutenant Road was born in Georgia, and received his appointment from that State, which dates March 3, 1847. He has perhaps seen more service for the time that he has been in the navy than any other officer, having been nine years at sea.