When the 154th N.Y.’s Amos Humiston’s body was found after the battle near the brickyard, the lone clue to his identity was the ambrotype of three children he held. His name was finally learned after a vast publicity drive. (Courtesy Mark Dunkelman)
When the 154th N.Y.’s Amos Humiston’s body was found after the battle near the brickyard, the lone clue to his identity was the ambrotype of three children he held. His name was finally learned after a vast publicity drive. (Courtesy Mark Dunkelman)