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(Robert Anderson)
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Anderson's actions at Fort Sumter made him an immediate national hero.  He was promotion to brigadier general.  He retired from the Army on 27 Oct 1863.
 
Anderson's actions at Fort Sumter made him an immediate national hero.  He was promotion to brigadier general.  He retired from the Army on 27 Oct 1863.
  
He married, late in life, the much younger Elizabeth (Clark) Clough (widow).  They had three daughters: Sophie, Erba and Maria whom he nicknamed "Bobbie" after himself.
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He married, late in life, the much younger widow [[#Elizabeth Clark|Elizabeth (Clark) Clough]].  They had three daughters: Sophie, Erba and [[#Maria Latham Anderson|Maria]] whom he nicknamed "Bobbie" after himself.
  
 
They lived in Washington, DC which is apparently where he died.
 
They lived in Washington, DC which is apparently where he died.

Revision as of 18:30, 31 July 2008

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