Alice Eleanor Brereton was the daughter of Lt. Col. John J. Brereton (1856-1899), a career Army officer who had graduated from West Point in 1877.
According to census records, Eleanor, as she seemed to prefer to be called, was born at Fort Supply, Oklahoma Territory, where her father was stationed in command of Company B of the Indian Scouts.
Her father having died in 1899 in the Phillippines, Alice went to live with the family of her uncle Percy Hutchison Brereton in Providence, Rhode Island. Alice became a teacher.
According to census records, Eleanor, as she seemed to prefer to be called, was born at Fort Supply, Oklahoma Territory, where her father was stationed in command of Company B of the Indian Scouts.
Her father having died in 1899 in the Phillippines, Alice went to live with the family of her uncle Percy Hutchison Brereton in Providence, Rhode Island. Alice became a teacher.
Alice Eleanor Brereton was the daughter of Lt. Col. John J. Brereton (1856-1899), a career Army officer who had graduated from West Point in 1877.
According to census records, Eleanor, as she seemed to prefer to be called, was born at Fort Supply, Oklahoma Territory, where her father was stationed in command of Company B of the Indian Scouts.
Her father having died in 1899 in the Phillippines, Alice went to live with the family of her uncle Percy Hutchison Brereton in Providence, Rhode Island. Alice became a teacher.
According to census records, Eleanor, as she seemed to prefer to be called, was born at Fort Supply, Oklahoma Territory, where her father was stationed in command of Company B of the Indian Scouts.
Her father having died in 1899 in the Phillippines, Alice went to live with the family of her uncle Percy Hutchison Brereton in Providence, Rhode Island. Alice became a teacher.
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