James Ord

1789–1873 (age 84)

officer

Photograph of James Ord

Biography

James Ord served as an officer in the United States Army, offering disciplined command during times of peace and conflict and mentoring younger leaders. His steady hand reflected a dedication to duty throughout decades of service.

He is buried at Arlington National Cemetery, leaving a legacy of steadfast leadership and quiet resolve.

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