Amos W. LORD

Father: William John LORD
Mother: Mehitable Selden SLATE 

                                                                           _John LORD _______
                                               _Jeremiah LORD ____________|__________________
                           _Jeremiah LORD ____|
                          |                   |                            __________________
                          |                   |_Elizabeth ________________|__________________
 _William John LORD ______|
|                         |                                                __________________
|                         |                    ___________________________|__________________
|                         |_Mary HAYDEN ______|
|                                             |                            __________________
|                                             |___________________________|__________________
|
|--Amos W. LORD 
|
|                                                                          _Daniel SLATE ____
|                                              _Zebediah (Zebulon) SLATE _|_Mary SABIN ______
|                          _Lothrop E. SLATE _|
|                         |                   |                            _Oliver ATHERTON _
|                         |                   |_Mary ATHERTON ____________|_Mary SEVERANCE __
|_Mehitable Selden SLATE _|
                          |                                                __________________
                          |                    _George REED ______________|__________________
                          |_Mehitable REED ___|
                                              |                            __________________
                                              |_Mary ELY _________________|__________________
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Notes

!Amos and his brother Dexter both enlisted and went on active duty together. Amos died of Typhus at Camp Buckingham before The 26 Regt Inf Co C left for Louisiana.His occupation was listed as "soldier". There is evidence in Elizabeth Ely Lord's journals that suggests that Amos died before he reached Camp Buckingham. He must have musterend for active duty and been sent home ill from Norwich, CT. Journal entries speak of his illness and death and of his funeral.

Created by Sparrowhawk 1.0 (4/17/1996) on Tue Sep 10 18:11:51 1996