Kittredge Grave Marker
Kittredge Grave Marker
3D
Published 2018-12-19T11:03:41+00:00
Francis Kittredge was a doctor who came to Santa Cruz in 1849. While in Santa Cruz he worked as a wharf manager. Ruel Kittredge was a Civil War veteran. From the 7 March 1863 Santa Cruz Sentinel: “Ruel Kittridge was the only son revered and loved by all who knew his worth. He enlisted in the cavalry more than a year since he caught a cold from exposure. The slight cold changed into consumption and he lingered many months until his death terminated his early sufferings. He was a generous brave young man, and there are many who deplore his loss, and deeply sympathize with his parents in their affliction.”
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This object is scanned by the Santa Cruz Museum of Art and History
| Date published | 19/12/2018 |
| Titulo | Kittredge Grave Marker |
| Date | 19th century |
| Medio | Stone |
| Artista | Unknown artist |
| Lugar | Evergreen Cemetery, Santa Cruz |
