Spokane / Corinth / Memphis / Salt Lake City / Rome / Dayton / Richmond / Chicago / Arlington / /
Company
Salt Lake Herald Publishing Co. / Wilson / The Washington Post / /
Country
United States / /
Facility
Western Illinois University / Northwest Museum of Art / The museum / Starling Medical College / Quincy University / Camp Point / John Wood Community College / Arlington National Cemetery / /
IndustryTerm
funeral services / law partnership / law school / /
MedicalTreatment
surgery / amputation / /
Movie
Sherman's March / Once upon a Time / /
NaturalFeature
Tennessee River / Miami Valley / Mississippi Valley / /
Organization
state legislature / Historical Society / Starling Medical College in Columbus / John Wood Community College / Harvard / Tenn. Union / Army / Grand Army / United States Senate / Gen. Ulysses S. Grant's Union / Grant's army / Confederate Army / Western Illinois University / Historical Society of Quincy and Adams County / Land Office / Quincy University / 50th Illinois Infantry / /
Person
William Hanna / James G. Biographical / R.L. Howard / BRIDGET QUINLIVAN / Henry Halleck / Harriet / Henry Johnson / Moses M. Bane / P.G.T. Beauregard / Marina Howard / Ulysses S. Grant / Richard Yates / Garner Bane / James Barnet / Albert Sidney Johnston / Lucy / Moses Bane / Prentiss / Don Carlos Buell / /
Position
revenue detective / specialist for Student Support Services / General / lawyer / soldier ... tax guy / officer / Colonel / professor of surgery / Governor / Major / representative / assistant special agent / /
ProvinceOrState
Ohio / Athens County / Illinois / Adams County / Washington / Tennessee / Utah / Mississippi / Georgia / Idaho / /
Once upon a Time: Moses Bane: Doctor, lawyer, soldier ... tax guy? Sept. 16, 2012 By BRIDGET QUINLIVAN Moses M. Bane was born Nov. 30, 1825, in Athens County, Ohio. When he was 12, his family moved to the Miami Valley, j