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Theodore Uglow Lubbock

Roster ID 1090
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First Name:Theodore
Middle Name:Uglow
Last Name:Lubbock
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Affiliation:Class of 1862
Biography & Genealogy:Theodore Uglow Lubbock, Class of 1862: Born- December 24, 1841. Matriculated from Houston, Tx. At VMI 1 year and 8 months. Dismissed from VMI April 1860 for neglect of duty. Military Record: Enlisted July 19, 1861 at Houston, Tx as Private, Company A, 5th Texas. Transferred October 26, 1861 to Company K, 8th Texas Cavalry (Col B.F. Terry's Texas Rangers). To 1st Sergeant at unknown date. Discharged October 27, 1862 as too near-sighted for service. Appointed June 13, 1863 Captain, Assistant Commissary, 37th Texas Cavalry (Col A.W. Terrell's Regiment) and assigned as Assistant Commissary, Matagorda, Tx. Post War Career: Married Laura C. Files 1864. Merchant; stockraiser; public official. Represented 9th District (Harris, Montgomery, Walker, and Trinity counties) in Texas state Senate 1891-92. Mason and Democrat. 5'10", dark complexion, gray eyes, dark hair. Died- March 17, 1913.

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