Personal details
He emigrated to The United States of America, arriving in New York in 1856 and he became a naturalized citizen of the United States 20 January 1862.
He was a Captain for the Third Wisconsin Volunteer Cavalry in the Union Army and fought in the American Civil war. He was wounded in 1863 near Little Rock Arkansas during the Battle of Pine Bluff and subsequent Union occupation of Little Rock.
In the 1880 census, Henry and his family were living in Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana.
In 1895 he was living at the US National Home for disabled volunteer soldiers in Danville, Illinois. Whilst there, he gave his closest living relative as Margaret I. Sandes of 1194 Palmer Street, Chicago, Illinois.
Family
Relationships
They were married at St George's Church, Dublin. At the time he was a Second Lieutenant in the Queen's County Militia. They emigrated to The United States of America, arriving in New York in 1856.
Birth
He was born at Portarlington, Queen's County.
Trinity College Dublin
He went to Trinity College, Dublin. He did not graduate.
United States Census 1860
They were living in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
United States Naturalization
He became a citizen of the United States in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
United States Census 1880
They lived in Marion County, Indianapolis, Indiana.
United States Census 1900
They were living in Lake View, Chicago, Illinois.
Death
He died of Mitral Stenosis in Danville, Vermilion County, Illinois.
According to his military record, he gave his nearest relative as Margaret Sandes, 1194 Palmer Street, Chicago.
Burial
He is buried at Rosehill Cemetery and Mausoleum, Cook County, Chicago.
