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G.O. No.13 Dept. ef western
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GATEWOOD, Richard, |
Private, aged 21, shot Dec, 20, 1861 (Mil,)
Was a steamboat cook who joined army because of
suspension of steamboat traffic in Southern wa-
ters; Lef unit without authority on 8/3/1861 ;
Captured in late September; while confined he
threatened Maj. Bart Lieper, 1st Ky., and on 8
Obt attempted escape, assaulting a guard;
Court Martialed with Gen. Jacob B, Cox presiding
and Maj. Rutherford B. Hayes (23rd Ohio) as
alee advocate (Hayes later Pres, of US); In
LHMEXAKEREXSK diary entry of 10/29, Hayes ex-
pressed hope sentence would be commuted. Case
mentioned in Cox's MILITARY REMINISCENCES, At
Camp Tompkins, probably in Kentueky. CIVIL WAR
USTICE by Alotta, pp 49-51 my lib.
GATEWOOD, Richard,
Private, aged 21, shot Dec. 20, 1861 (Mil.)
Was a steamboet cook who joined army because of
suspension of steamboat traffic in Southern wa-
ters; Lef unit without authority on 8/3/1661 ;
Captured in late September; while confined he
threatened Maj. Bart Lieper, 1st Ky., and on 8
Obt attempted escape, assaulting a guard;
Court Martialed with Gen. Jacob B. Cox presiding
and Maj. Rutherford B. Hayes (23rd Ohio) as
udge advocate (Hayes later Pres. of US); In
Rae exe HERG IOS diary entry of 10/29, Hayes ex-
pressed hope sentence would be commuted. Case
mentioned in Cox's MILITARY REMINISCENCES, At
Camp Tompkins, probably in Kentucky. CIVIL WAR
JUSTICE by Alotta, pp 9-51 i, 1
GATEWOOD, Richard,
Private, aged 21, shot Dec, 20, 1861 hers )
Was @ steamboat cook who joined army becauno of
suspension of steamboat traffic in Southern wa-
ters; Lef unit without authority on 8/3/1661 ;
Captured in late September; while confined he
threatened Maj, Bart Lieper, 1st Ky., and on
Ost attempted escepe, assaulting a guard;
Cox presiding
Court Martialed with Gen. Jacob Be
d Maj. Rutherford B, Hayes (23rd Ohio) as
fais advocate (Hayes later Pres, of US);
XB diary entry of 10/29, Hayes ex-
pressed hope sentence would be commuted, Case
mentioned in Cox's MILITARY REMINISCENCES, A\
Camp Tompkins, probably in Kentucky, CIVIL WAR
USTICE by Alotta, pp 49-51 x:
linia agen Sy" shot Dee, 205 1861 (2)
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