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The Life of THOMAS ALGEO ROWLEY

Thomas Algeo Rowley

Section 7, Lot 102

Thomas Algeo Rowley was a Union Army general in the American Civil War from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He commanded a brigade of I Corps. He was acting commander of third division at beginning of the Battle of Gettysburg. On July 1, 1863, it suffered heavy casualties confronting Confederates from Harry Heth's division. Abner Doubleday had him removed for drunkenness. Rowley was convicted by a court martial, although some officers testified on his behalf. Although reinstated, Rowley was assigned a district command in western Pennsylvania. Not being given a field command, he resigned his commission.

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