. Ufficiali dell'esercito e della marina (volontari) che servirono nella guerra civile. Ary 29, 1891, e holdstthe posizione al momento. General Read è un membro dell'Ordine militare della Legione Loyal, della Union League of Philadelphia, del Club di Servizio degli Stati Uniti, dell'Istituto di Servizio militare degli Stati Uniti, dell'Associazione dei chirurghi militari della Guardia Nazionale degli Stati Uniti e della Società Genealogica della Pennsylvania. Nel 1876 il Governatore Hartranft nominò il Generale Re,idto, responsabile della carica di commissario per il theinsane delle contee sud-orientali dello Stato. Tetrust inv

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. Officers of the army and navy (volunteer) who served in the civil war . ary 29, 1891, and holdsthe position at the present time. General Read is a member of the Military Order of theLoyal Legion, the Union League of Philadelphia, theUnited Service Club, the Military Service Institution ofthe United States, the Association of Military Surgeonsof the National Guard of the United States, and thePennsylvania Genealogical Society. In 1876 Governor Hartranft appointed General Re, idto the very responsible position of commissioner for theinsane of the southeastern counties of the State. Thetrust involved the selection of a site, choice of plans, andthe construction of the buildings at Norristown, Pennsyl-vania, all of which duties, at great sacrifice to his privateaffairs, were performed, and the institution is now ac-knowledged, not only in this country but in Europe, tobe a model one. Dr. Read many years ago was elected a member of theMontgomery County Medical Society and the associatedState and National societies. 416 OFFICERS OF THE ARMY AND NAVY {volunteer).. BREVET BRIGADIER-GENERAL ALBERT ORDWAY.U.S.V. Brevet Brigadier-General Albert Ordway wasborn in Boston, February 24, 1843. At the breaking outof the war he was a pupil of Professor Louis Agassiz, inthe Lawrence Scientific School, at Harvard University. Enlisted in the Fourth Battalion Massachusetts MilitiaApril 19, 1861. On September 2, 1861, was appointedfirst lieutenant Twenty-fourth Massachusetts Infantry, which was one of the regiments selected for the Burnsideexpedition to North Carolina. Though the youngest officer in his regiment, he soquickly gained the confidence and esteem of his superiorofficers by his abilities and his evident aptitude for mili-tary affairs, that an act of personal gallantry at the battleoi New-Berne was followed by his appointment as adju-tant of the regiment, in place of the adjutant, who wasseverely wounded in the same battle. He participated in all the campaigns and engagementsin

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