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Gilmore Jordan Commission

Gilmore Jordan Commission
OBC 85
1866
1 os. folder
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Processed by: Benjamin Clark, February 2006

Biographical Note:

Gilmore Jordan was born in 1824 in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania. He, with his family, relocated to Indianapolis circa 1836. He married Harriet McLaughlin, and the couple had several children, one of which became the prominent Indianapolis business leader, Arthur Jordan. Gilmore Jordan enlisted at the age of twenty-one to serve in the Mexican War. Later, he worked for the federal government in Washington, D.C. When the Civil War began, he enlisted in the Union Army of the Potomac.  Following the war, he returned to government service in Washington, D.C.  After some time there, the family returned to Indianapolis, where Jordan died in February of 1897.

Sources:

1880 United States Census. Ancestry Library. 8 Feb. 2006
Dunn, Jacob Piatt. Greater Indianapolis, vol. 2. Chicago: Lewis Publishing Company, 1910. 1155-56.

Scope and Content Note:

This collection contains the commission of Gilmore Jordan to the rank of Major in the U.S. Army.

Item Listing:

OBC 85

1866 May 30 Jordan commission    

Collection Information:

Size of Collection:
1 oversized folder

Collection Dates:

30 May 1866

Provenance:

Unknown
 
Access: This collection is open for research.
Restrictions:
None

Reproduction Rights:

Permission to reproduce, exhibit, or publish material in this collection must be obtained from the Manuscript Section, Indiana State Library.  Possession of a reproduction from an Indiana State Library collection does not constitute permission for use.
 
Language Materials are entirely in English
Alternate Formats:
None

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Photocopying Policy:

Manuscript materials CANNOT be photocopied or digitized in their entirety. Photocopies and/or digital images cannot exceed 25% of a collection or a folder within a collection. In some cases, photocopying may not be permitted due to the condition of the item. Check with a Manuscript Librarian for other options.

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