Capt. Lorenzo P. Adley, who held every important office in this town,(Milan, Coos, New Hampshire )
and was a representative two years, served nearly five years in theUnion army in the Rebellion, was twice promoted on the field for
bravery, received severe wounds in service, and rose from the rank of a private to that of a captain. He married Ruth, daughter of Moses
Hodgdon, and at his death left a legacy of untained honor, bravery,and integrity to his children.
and was a representative two years, served nearly five years in theUnion army in the Rebellion, was twice promoted on the field for
bravery, received severe wounds in service, and rose from the rank of a private to that of a captain. He married Ruth, daughter of Moses
Hodgdon, and at his death left a legacy of untained honor, bravery,and integrity to his children.
Capt. Lorenzo P. Adley, who held every important office in this town,(Milan, Coos, New Hampshire )
and was a representative two years, served nearly five years in theUnion army in the Rebellion, was twice promoted on the field for
bravery, received severe wounds in service, and rose from the rank of a private to that of a captain. He married Ruth, daughter of Moses
Hodgdon, and at his death left a legacy of untained honor, bravery,and integrity to his children.
and was a representative two years, served nearly five years in theUnion army in the Rebellion, was twice promoted on the field for
bravery, received severe wounds in service, and rose from the rank of a private to that of a captain. He married Ruth, daughter of Moses
Hodgdon, and at his death left a legacy of untained honor, bravery,and integrity to his children.
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