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Post by nomann on Oct 29, 2019 15:47:21 GMT -6
Was he killed at reno or Custer Battlefields? Was the remains of a Trumpter found near reno Positions? Years ago there was descriptive book of the remains found after 1980's arcclogoical dig...one unknow soldier was only about 5 feet tall...Voss? |
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Post by noggy on Nov 1, 2019 12:12:32 GMT -6
Was he killed at reno or Custer Battlefields? Was the remains of a Trumpter found near reno Positions? Years ago there was descriptive book of the remains found after 1980's arcclogoical dig...one unknow soldier was only about 5 feet tall...Voss? Voss was the regimental trumpeteer, so his natural place would have been with Custer. He`s placed as killed on LSH in "They Died with Custer", but I have read (maybe in Fred`s book) that other sources have him closer to the river. Can`t from the top of my head say it rings any bells or makes sense he`d die in Reno`s sector. Noggy |
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Post by Kentishman on Feb 7, 2023 4:56:24 GMT -6
I believe the trumpeter found near the river was Henry Dose, whose widow married First Sergeant Edward Garlick from Chertsey, England. Biographies of both troopers can be found on my website - www.menwithcuster.co.uk - Garlick on the ‘Biographies’ page and Dose on the ‘Other Biographies’ page. |
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