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Naylor, Charles 1806-

Military officer; born in Philadelphia, Pa., Oct. 6, 1806; admitted to the bar in 1828; was a member of Congress 1837-41; took part in the war with Mexico as captain of a company of volunteers, and was in most of the engagements under General Scott. He was appointed governor of the National Palace (the “Hall of the Montezumas” ), and keeper of the archives of Mexico, which office he held until the evacuation of the American army, June 12, 1848

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