Memorial of Marvin Wait (1st lieutenant Eighth regiment C. V.,) killed at the battle of Antietam

Jacob. [From Old Catalog] Eaton

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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS 013 709 079 A HoUinger pH8.5 Mill Run F3-1955 MEMORIAL MARVIN WAIT. MEMORIAL OF MARVIN WAIT, (1st Lieutenant Eighth Eegiment 0. V.,) SEPTEMBER 17th, 1862. AVKITTEN 15Y JACOB EATON, (.Formerly 1st Lieutenant Eighth Kegiment C. V.) NEW HAVEN: THOMAS J. STAFFORD, PRINTER, 235 STATE STREET. 1863. .5" This Memorial "Wait was originally written forof Lieutenant The the familyConnecticut War Jiecord, but thinking that and friends of the mournful pleasuredeceased might derive a from having it in a sepai'ate form, the writer has added to the original sketch, and publishes it as a tribute of respect to a brave and de- serving companion in arms. Biographical sketches of the noble men who have fallen in this will bestruggle for national unity and existence, of much interest in future years. They will impart valuable lessons, and inspire to deeds.noble J. E. MEM li IA L.O Makvix AVait, tlie son of Jolm T. AVait, was born a thorongliat Norwich, January 21, 1843. He received academical education Academy in Norwich,at the Free and at the Williston Academy in East Hampton, Mas- sachusetts, with the intention of preparing himself to profession of hispursue the profession of law, [the— father, and also of liis grandfather, Judge MarvinWait, of NewLondon, after whom he was named.] He made entered Unionsuch' proficiency in his studies, that he fall of 1860.

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• Langue: English

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