The Los Angeles Times Newspaper article lists that he took his own life due to a continuing illness. It listed that he left a wife and son back in Michigan.
He was a private in the Seventh Calvary per the article and was in the Custer Campaigns. It stated he had letters of recommendation from Gen. Phil Sheridan and other public men.
Although his gravestone lists A.L. Bliss, his name in numerous records all list A. S. Bliss.
He was a private in the Seventh Calvary per the article and was in the Custer Campaigns. It stated he had letters of recommendation from Gen. Phil Sheridan and other public men.
Although his gravestone lists A.L. Bliss, his name in numerous records all list A. S. Bliss.
The Los Angeles Times Newspaper article lists that he took his own life due to a continuing illness. It listed that he left a wife and son back in Michigan.
He was a private in the Seventh Calvary per the article and was in the Custer Campaigns. It stated he had letters of recommendation from Gen. Phil Sheridan and other public men.
Although his gravestone lists A.L. Bliss, his name in numerous records all list A. S. Bliss.
He was a private in the Seventh Calvary per the article and was in the Custer Campaigns. It stated he had letters of recommendation from Gen. Phil Sheridan and other public men.
Although his gravestone lists A.L. Bliss, his name in numerous records all list A. S. Bliss.
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