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Benedict.BenedictCharlesEdward1837r1.1 - 22 Dec 2008 - 04:46 - Main.guesttopic end
---+ Charles Edward Benedict

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| :born: |Born|8Nov1837|Warwick, Orange County, NY|
| :married: |Married|10Jan1860|Sarah Tunison Bertholf|
| :died: |Died   |2Nov1862|Warwick, Orange County, NY|

Parents:
   * Father:Benedict, William Lewis, Rev1814
   * Mother:Burt, Phoebe1818

Children:
   1. Grace Benedict b 22Oct1860
   1. [[BenedictHarold1862][Harold Benedict]]; b 22Oct1862

---+++_Sarah Tunison Bertholf_
b 1842, New York
d 4May1913
Buried: Warwick Cemetery, Orange County, New York
Benedict, Sarah Tunison Bertholf, b. 1842, d. 4 May 1913, w/o Charles Edward Benedict

1910 US Federal Census: Hamptonburgh, Orange County, New York; Roll: T624_1059; Page: 6B; Enumeration District: 17; Image: 475. 25Apr1910
   * Benedict, Harold, head, white, male, age 47, married1, m 20y, b NY, parents b NY, farmer, own account
   * Benedict, Grace V S, wife, female, white, age 45, married1, m 20y, mother of 2, 1 living, b Maryland, parents b Maryland
   * Sears, Elsie, aunt, female, white, age 74, wid, mother of 0, b NY, parents b NY, own income
   * Benedict, Sarah T, mother, female, white, age 68, wid, mother of 2, 1 living, b NY, parents b NY, own income



---+++The Family of Sarah Tunison Bertholf

1860 US Federal Census: Hamptonburgh, Orange County, New York; Roll: M653_834; Page: 0; Image: 449. 11Jun1860
   * Bertholf, James I, age 53, male, farmer, value of real estate: 9360, personal: 1660, b NY
   * Bertholf, Jane P, female, age 49, b NY
   * Bertholf, Elsie I, female, age 24, milliner, b NY
   * Bertholf, Jesse W, male, age 22, b NY
   * Bertholf, Elizabeth, female, age 20, C S teacher, b NY
   * Bertholf, Sarah, female, age 18, b NY
   * Bertholf, Malcom, male, age 17, b NY
   * Bertholf, Sophy, female, age 16, b NY
   * Bertholf, John, male, age 9, b NY

---+++_Charles’s Early Years_

Old Warwick Valley and the Ways of Its People. By Donald M. Barrell. Warwick Valley Dispatch, July 16, 1975:
No occasion was complete without Eliza and her attendant band of handsome, gay young kinsmen, among them her eldest brother, Charles Edward, (called “Prince or Lord Charlie” by his intimates)

For some years William L. Benedict and Gabriel Wisner had thought that the district schools were not carrying their courses high enough. In the latter part of 1855 they planned a home school for higher education. The Wawayanda Hotel had been closed since Tim Ward’s death and seemed a likely place. Both men had large families and felt certain other families would favor such a project. The idea got under way much more rapidly than was expected and development was not recorded, so there is an element of mystery. Perhaps some furniture was left in the old hotel, and some donated, but they seem to have been in operation that autumn. Its success was so phenomenal that it really outgrew itself the last two years, and become the Warwick Institute and rated high. It later became the public school system of today. There must have been eight teachers at the start, but we have no record of all of them. Charles E. Benedict, William L’s son, was principal and taught higher mathematics at the age of 22. Eliza Benedict, his sister, taught French, Botany, drawing and etiquette. There was a Miss Fannie Hastings, whose father was a minister and composer of our popular hymns.

---+++_Military Service_
Enrollment of Persons Liable to Military Duty Warwick, NY 1862. Transcribed from photocopy of the original in the collection of the Albert Wisner Public Library by F. Roecker. This was a census of persons who could possibly fill the call for troops during the Civil War, done by the Town Clerk, Ira S. Smith. 2004

No          Name                            Age   Occupation

77   Benedict  Charles E.    23   volunteer in 124th Reg.   

U.S National Park Service, Soldiers of the American Civil War:
No. Soldier Name               Side     Function     Regiment Name
24  Benedict, Charles E.       Union    Infantry     124th Regiment, New York Infantry

American Civil War Soldiers 
Side served: Union; State served: New York; Enlistment date: 12 Aug 1862..
Name: Charles Benedict Enlistment Date: 12 Aug 1862 Enlistment Place: Goshen, New York Side Served: Union State Served: New York Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 12 August 1862 at the age of 24. Enlisted in Company D, 124th Infantry Regiment New York  on 5 Sep 1862. Died of disease Company D, 124th Infantry Regiment New York  on 2 Nov 1862 at Warwick, NY. Sources: 14

Charles became ill during the war, went home, and died with his family in attendance.

---+++_Burial_
Warwick Cemetery, Orange County, New York
Benedict, Charles Edward, b. 8 Nov 1837, d. 2 Nov 1862, s/o Rev William Lewis Benedict & Phoebe Burt, h/o Sarah Tunison Bertholf


---+++_Footnotes_

Per Benedicts of America, Vol I, Pg 150

Charles E., b. Nov. 8, 1837; m. Jan. 10, 1860, Sarah T., dau. James Bertolph of Hampton. He was appointed principal of the Warwick Institute, March 1, 1858. In April, 1860, became editor of the Putnam County Courier. Aug., 1862, enlisted in Co. D, 124th N. Y. Vols., and died in the service, Nov. 2, 1862. Ch. 1) Grace, b. Oct. 22, 1860. 2) Harrold, b. Oct. 22, 1862.


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