Frank E. Seavey (Civil War)

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Harry Christensen

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01/27/2005

Frank E. Seavey (Civil War)

Francis (Frank) Ephriam Seavey 8-10-1843 to 9-26-1935 was in the Union Army. He served with the 9th Maine Infantry and was born in Machias Maine. He died in New York. I am his Great Grandson.

Date & Place: 1864

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