. Biographical sketches of distingushed officers of the army and navy. ^ Governor Voorhees inTrenton, October 25, 1899. Admiral Sampson was married in 1S63 to AlissMargaret Sexton Aldrich, and again in 1882 to MissElizabeth Snsan Bnrling. His children are Mrs. RoyC. Smith, Mrs. R. H. Jackson, Urs. W. T. Chiverins,Airs. H. H. Scott, and Ralph and Harold Sampson.. REAR ADMIRAL CHARLES STANHOPE COTTON.UNITED STATES NAVY. 115 Rear Admiral CHARLES STANHOPE COTTON. United States Navy. Was born Februar^ 15, 1843, at Milwaukee,Wis. iVppointed iVcting Alidshipman at Naval Acad-eni}^, Annapolis, Md., f
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. Biographical sketches of distingushed officers of the army and navy. ^ Governor Voorhees inTrenton, October 25, 1899. Admiral Sampson was married in 1S63 to AlissMargaret Sexton Aldrich, and again in 1882 to MissElizabeth Snsan Bnrling. His children are Mrs. RoyC. Smith, Mrs. R. H. Jackson, Urs. W. T. Chiverins, Airs. H. H. Scott, and Ralph and Harold Sampson.. REAR ADMIRAL CHARLES STANHOPE COTTON.UNITED STATES NAVY. 115 Rear Admiral CHARLES STANHOPE COTTON. United States Navy. Was born Februar^ 15, 1843, at Milwaukee, Wis. iVppointed iVcting Alidshipman at Naval Acad-eni}^, Annapolis, Md., from First District of Wis-consin, September 23, 1858 ; Alay 10, 1861, detachedfrom the Naval Academy, and detailed for activeduty; June 7 to August 15, 1861, served on boardfrigate St. Lawrence; on July 28 she captured theConfederate privateer Petrel; August 15 to Novem-ber 19, duty in Philadelphia in connection with thetrial of prisoners captured on board the Petrel; No-vember 19, 1861, to February 24, 1863, served onboard frigate ^Minnesota, flagship N. A. BlockadingSquadron ; participated in action between Alerrimacand Monitor and the fleet in Hampton Roads, onMarch 8 and 9, 1862. Promoted to Ensign, Novem-ber II, 1862 ; February 24 to July 13, 1863, attachedto steamsloop Iroquois, off Wilmington, N. C;March 8, 1864, to August 10, 1865, attached to st