UKFlounder
07-17-2018, 09:36 AM
I have this small scrap of paper from the Civil War.
The signer was Robert LaMotte, who signed it in Newport, Kentucky July 17, 1863.
A few years later he was the founder and first commander of Fort Ellis in Bozeman. Supposedly, one of the fort’s buildings still exists as part of the university.
https://www.civilwarobsession.com/2018/07/small-bureaucratic-item-july-17-1863.html
What does this mean? Nothing, really, other than I thought of you when I saw Bozeman. I guess I have been around this site too long :)
The signer was Robert LaMotte, who signed it in Newport, Kentucky July 17, 1863.
A few years later he was the founder and first commander of Fort Ellis in Bozeman. Supposedly, one of the fort’s buildings still exists as part of the university.
https://www.civilwarobsession.com/2018/07/small-bureaucratic-item-july-17-1863.html
What does this mean? Nothing, really, other than I thought of you when I saw Bozeman. I guess I have been around this site too long :)