William Luce

Abt 1825 - 1863  (38 years)

Dr. Vinal Luce

1782 - 1856  (74 years)

Birth	1782	Massachusetts
Died	1856
Family	Charlotte Bleecker,   b. 1789, Albany, Albany Co., New York
Married	13 Apr 1815	Albany, Albany Co., New York
Children	1. John Bleecker Luce,   b. 1816   2. Edward Luce,   b. 1817 + 3. Olivia Luce,   b. 9 Feb 1819, Albany, Albany Co., New York   4. Margaret Bleecker Luce,   b. 1819   5. Cornelius Luce   6. Edward Luce,   b. 1823   7. William Luce,   b. Abt 1825, Albany, Albany Co., New York   8. Rear Adm. Stephen Bleecker Luce,   b. 25 Mar 1827, Albany, Albany Co., New York   9. Catherine Elmendorf Luce,   b. Washington, D.C.   10. Jane Eliza Luce,   b. 1831, New York State

Charlotte Bleecker

1789 - 1858  (69 years)

Birth	1789	Albany, Albany Co., New York
Died	1858
Family	Dr. Vinal Luce,   b. 1782, Massachusetts
Married	13 Apr 1815	Albany, Albany Co., New York
Children	1. John Bleecker Luce,   b. 1816   2. Edward Luce,   b. 1817 + 3. Olivia Luce,   b. 9 Feb 1819, Albany, Albany Co., New York   4. Margaret Bleecker Luce,   b. 1819   5. Cornelius Luce   6. Edward Luce,   b. 1823   7. William Luce,   b. Abt 1825, Albany, Albany Co., New York   8. Rear Adm. Stephen Bleecker Luce,   b. 25 Mar 1827, Albany, Albany Co., New York   9. Catherine Elmendorf Luce,   b. Washington, D.C.   10. Jane Eliza Luce,   b. 1831, New York State

• Name	William Luce  [1]
  Birth	Abt 1825	Albany, Albany Co., New York
  Gender	Male
  Census	1850	Washington, D.C.
  aged 25, born in New York; "asst U.S. Coast Survey"
  Death	26 Jun 1863	Louisiana
  Person ID	I8539
  Last Modified	30 Nov 2023

  
  

  Father	Dr. Vinal Luce,   b. 1782, Massachusetts d. 1856 (Age 74 years)
  Mother	Charlotte Bleecker,   b. 1789, Albany, Albany Co., New York d. 1858 (Age 69 years)
  Marriage	13 Apr 1815	Albany, Albany Co., New York
  Family ID	F6072	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Event Map		Birth - Abt 1825 - Albany, Albany Co., New York  Census - 1850 - Washington, D.C.  Death - 26 Jun 1863 - Louisiana   = Link to Google Earth
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• Documents		General Nathaniel Banks' Report on Port Hudson Banks was the Union General at the battle; this is his official report to Secretary of War Stanton on the siege (and later action in Texas) taken from the Official Records (Series 1, vol. 26, part 1)
  		John S.C. Abbott, "Heroic Deeds of Heroic Men, Pt. IV: The Siege and Capture of Port Hudson" From vol. 30 of Harper's Magazine (Dec. 1864-May, 1865), 425-439

  
  

• Sources

  [S105] Maria Horner Lansdale, Two Colonial Families: The Lansdales of Maryland, the Luces of New England, (Philadelphia), 88.