William T Sherman dies in New York City at 1:50 PM
Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman died at his New York home after a complication of erysipelas and pneumonia. Daughters and son P. T. Sherman, along with Senator John Sherman, were present. Funeral held in New York. interment planned for St. Louis. The article reviews his life from Lancaster Ohio birth on February 8 1820 through Civil War service and the Atlanta and March to the Sea campaigns.
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William Tecumseh Sherman
New York City
P. T. Sherman
John Sherman
New York
Father Sherman
St. Louis
Sherman
Steedman Post No. 8
Dillon
Sussex
England
Roger Sherman
William M. Evarts
George F. Hoar
John
Charles R. Sherman
Ohio Supreme Court
Tecumseh
Lancaster
Thomas Ewing
Lancaster Academy
West Point
Hocking Valley Canal
Washington
Ewing
Frederick
Baltimore
Havre de Grace
Wilmington
Del
Delaware
Philadelphia
Bordentown
Amboy
William Scott
West
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Third
United States Artillery
Governor’s Island
Florida
Caroline
California
Zachary Taylor
Worth
Eighth Infantry
St. Augustine
Alabama
Bellefonte
Ala
Atlanta
McPherson
Ascen Kenesaw Mountain
Fort Moultrie
Robert Anderson
Taylor
Corpus Christi
Tex
Pittsburg
Palo Alto
Resaca de la Palma
Sherman TN
Western Recruiting Service
Col. Fanning
Pacific Coast
War Department
Ellen Boyle Ewing
Interior
Clay, Webster
Benton
Niagara
Lancaster Light
San Francisco
Leavenworth
Kan
Maj. D. C. Buel
Louisiana Military Academy
Louisiana
Lincoln
House
Horse Railroad
Sumter
Montgomery Blair
Frank Blair
Lyon
Secretary of War
Thirteenth Infantry
Army of the Potomac
Bull Run
Centreville
Warrenton Road
Hunter
Sudley Springs
Col. Haggerty
McClellan
United States
George H. Thomas
Department of the Cumberland
Buckner
Louisville
Kentucky
Muldraugh’s Hill
Anderson
Nicolay
Hay
Cameron
Simon Ae
Lorenzo Thomas
Halleck
Shiloh
Vicksburg
Grant
Paducah
Fort Henry
Fort Donaldson
Fort Ry
F. Smith
Bull UN
Pittsburg Landing
Corinth
McClernand
Arkansas
Haines’ Bluff
Mississippi
Ohio
Cumberland
Tennessee
Nashville
Ing
Glass
Johnston
Jeff Davis
Gen. Hood
Hood
Wuniglion
Calhoun
San
Mitchell
Washington Streets
Beauregard
North
Mobile
Savannah
Thomas
Chattanooga
Georgia
Middle Tennessee
Decatur
Billy
Richmond
Onsibaw Sound
MacAllister
Columbia
Carolinas
D. C
Fayetteville
N. C
Goldsboro
Joseph E. Johnston
Slocum
Bentonville
Schofield
Terry
Weilington
Mower
Witshaio
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