Francis Winslow

1851–1908 (age 57)

Military Officer

Biography

Francis Winslow entered military service in the post-Civil War era, rising through the ranks and offering a strong sense of order as the nation navigated peace and the evolving role of the Army. His dedication to training and readiness reflected his belief in the honor and responsibility of soldiers.

When he died in 1908, he was honored with burial at Arlington National Cemetery, leaving behind a reputation for diligence and a love of country.

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Arlington National Cemetery
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Charles Wilkes
1798–1877 (age 79)
Arlington National Cemetery
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John Rodgers Meigs
1841–1864 (age 23)
Arlington National Cemetery
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Stephen Cassin
1783–1857 (age 74)
Arlington National Cemetery
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Jonathan Letterman
1824–1872 (age 48)
Arlington National Cemetery
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Philip Kearny
1815–1862 (age 47)
Arlington National Cemetery
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