Fielder Alsor Jones
American Civil War Union officer, lawyer, and politician
About Fielder Alsor Jones
Lived 1834 – 1882 (aged 47). Fielder Alsor Jones was a lawyer and newspaper editor.
Fielder Alsor Jones (February 27, 1834 – January 7, 1882) was an American soldier, lawyer, newspaper editor, and politician. He served as a Union Army officer during the American Civil War, holding substantive commissions as lieutenant colonel of the 39th Indiana Infantry Regiment and colonel of the 8th Indiana Cavalry Regiment in the Army of the Cumberland, and receiving a brevet commission as brigadier general of United States Volunteers for gallant services.
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Who was Fielder Alsor Jones?
American Civil War Union officer, lawyer, and politician (1834–1882)
When was Fielder Alsor Jones born?
Fielder Alsor Jones was born on 27 February 1834.
When did Fielder Alsor Jones die?
Fielder Alsor Jones died on 7 January 1882.
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Fielder Alsor Jones was a lawyer and newspaper editor.
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