Tuesday, July 16, 2013

Service to Country by Charles and Vilate's Family

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Our family members who served and sacrificed along with others to make our nation great.  Thank You, we are in your debt!




Army:

American Revolutionary War:

2GGpa Uriah Mowry
2GGpa Henderson Walkup

US Military Academy, West Point - 1852
Gpa Harley Mowry's brother Lt. Sylvester Mowry


Son Russell S. Hansen
Tech Sgt - WWII
Europe
Purple Heart
Grandson Larry LaVarr Hansen
Army Reserves 6 years

















Grandson - Floyd Kennedy - Vietnam - Died while deployed on active duty







Navy:

Grandson - Wendell Hansen





Air Force:

Granddaughter Donna's husband - Donald Pugmire




Marines:

Grandson - Dennis Hansen




Coast Guard:



Mexican/American War (Spring 1846 - Fall 1847):

Grandfather Harley Mowrey 1822-1920, Private,
Company C., Mormon Battalion
Last Surviving Member died 1920

GGrandfather Able Morgan Sargent 1798-1847,
Private, Company D., Mormon Battalion




July 16, 1846 - The first four companies of the Mormon Battalion begin service at Council Bluffs, Iowa, and began their march to Fort Leavenworth, Missouri, where they would be outfitted and equipped for the march to California.

July 16, 1847 - The Mormon Battalion is formally discharged at Los Angeles, California, after the longest infantry march in U.S. Military history of over 2,000 miles. Also, the main body of pioneers traveled slowly through Echo Canyon with President Brigham Young still very ill. The advanced party led by Orson Pratt worked to clear the trail ahead for the rest of the pioneer camp.


Sylvester Mowry drawing.jpg
Great Uncle Sylvester Mowry 1830-1871, Lt. US Army
West Point Graduate - 1852



Civil War (April 12, 1861 - April 9, 1865):

Sylvester Mowry drawing.jpg
Great Uncle Sylvester Mowry 1830-1871, Lt. US Army
Allegedly jailed for supplying lead from Arizona for
ammunition to the Rebel forces.



War of 1812 (June 18, 1812 - February 18, 1815):




Revolutionary War (April 19, 1775 - September 3, 1783):



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