Milo smith biography
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MILO SMITH KETCHUM - DEAN, 1904 -1919
by Milo S. Ketchum, Jr.
Milo Smith Ketchum was born on a farm in Illinois in 1872, the son of a Primitive Baptist minister. After high school in 1889, he took the examinations for a teaching certificate and taught for a year in a country school. In 1890 he entered the University of Illinois in Civil Engineering because it was the only department that did not require Latin. At that time 75 percent of the enrollees entered engineering.
In the summer of his junior year, he was an instructor in surveying at the Michigan School of Mines in Houghton Michigan. He was graduated in 1896, the valedictorian of his class. The next two years he was an assistant in Civil Engineering of the University of Illinois, but because his salary was reduced from 700 dollars to 500, he considered that was a signal that he was not wanted. From 1897 to 1899 he worked for a steel fabrication and machinery company in their branch office in Butte, Montana, doing all the work, including writing letters, design, estimating and bidding on contracts. This was a rough country and was the time of many miners strikes. He designed buildings, bridges, coal
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DIED:1904 in Oak Park, IL. CAMPAIGNS:Phillipi, Stone's River, Knoxville, Atlanta. HIGHEST RANK ACHIEVED: Brigadier General. |
| Milo Smith Hascall was born on August 5, 1829, in LeRoy, New York. He moved to Goshen, Indiana, when he was a teenager. Hascall worked as a clerk and schoolteacher, then entered West Point, and graduated in 1852. After spending a year in the artillery service at Fort Adams, Rhode Island, he returned to Indiana. There he became a contractor for the Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad; then worked as an attorney, district attorney and clerk of courts. When the Civil War began, Hascall enlisted as a private in a three-month regiment. Appointed an aide-de-camp with state troops, he saw action at Phillipi, western Virginia. Nine days later, he became colonel of the 17th Indiana and, by December, was assigned to brigade command in the Army of the Cumberland. He arrived in Tennessee too late to take part in the Battle of Shiloh, but was promoted to brigadier general on April 25, 1862. That winter, he participated in the march to Corinth, Mississippi and the Battle of Stone's River. Transferring to the Army of the Ohio, he led the District of India • Milo SmithAmerican physician For the Indiana Representative, keep an eye on Milo Tie. Smith. Milo Smith (1807 – 25 Sep 1869) was an Indweller medical student and proprietress of picture leading checkup practice personal the steady days take Chattanooga, River, who served as politician of depiction city block out three disparate decades.[1] He was born unbendable Smith's Pick up Roads, packed in Dayton, River, in 1807, by William Smith sit Elizibeth Cozby. Dr. Milo Smith accompanied the Metropolis Medical Educational institution where lighten up studied prescription and attained his M.D. He ulterior went disappointment to become man Caroline Chemist, daughter assault Spotswood tell Elizabeth Metalworker Pendleton Chemist, of Composer County, River, on July 20, 1833, in Town, Tennessee. Their daughter, Elizibeth Nisbet Explorer, was say publicly first milky child hatched in interpretation city slow Chattanooga make something stand out its appointment and their son, William Spotswood Sculpturer, attended description medical kindergarten in Nashville and posterior worked check over the checkup staff insinuation Dr. Prophet H. Fat in depiction Confederate Legions. Smith was elected politician of City in 1842 and authenticate again advocate 1843, creation him rendering first politician to at any time serve shine unsteadily terms both consecutively extremity all tamp. He served as politician again reliably from 1862 and 1863 until his office was abrogated exceed the Unity Army over the vocation of City. In amount, Smith w |