Buried on September 27, 1910.
Source of burial place: Page 5 - "The Washington Herald" newspaper - September 28, 1910 - Number 1453
He died at 1316 L Street, Northwest.
Soldier-of-Fortune: Page 2, Column 2, "E.H. PLUMACHER DIES" - "The Washington Herald" newspaper - September 26, 1910 - Number 1451
"At the close of the Civil War Col. Plumacher became a professor at the Vanderbilt university in Nashville..." - Page 3 - "Los Angeles Herald" newspaper - Sptember 27, 1910 - Volume XXXVII, Number 361
Freemason: 33rd Degree
As U.S. Consul to Venezuela, he lived in that country for many years.
Inventor:
- U.S. Patent 193,345 on July 24, 1877 for an "Improvement in Percussion-Fuses for Shells" (ordnance)
Source of burial place: Page 5 - "The Washington Herald" newspaper - September 28, 1910 - Number 1453
He died at 1316 L Street, Northwest.
Soldier-of-Fortune: Page 2, Column 2, "E.H. PLUMACHER DIES" - "The Washington Herald" newspaper - September 26, 1910 - Number 1451
"At the close of the Civil War Col. Plumacher became a professor at the Vanderbilt university in Nashville..." - Page 3 - "Los Angeles Herald" newspaper - Sptember 27, 1910 - Volume XXXVII, Number 361
Freemason: 33rd Degree
As U.S. Consul to Venezuela, he lived in that country for many years.
Inventor:
- U.S. Patent 193,345 on July 24, 1877 for an "Improvement in Percussion-Fuses for Shells" (ordnance)
Buried on September 27, 1910.
Source of burial place: Page 5 - "The Washington Herald" newspaper - September 28, 1910 - Number 1453
He died at 1316 L Street, Northwest.
Soldier-of-Fortune: Page 2, Column 2, "E.H. PLUMACHER DIES" - "The Washington Herald" newspaper - September 26, 1910 - Number 1451
"At the close of the Civil War Col. Plumacher became a professor at the Vanderbilt university in Nashville..." - Page 3 - "Los Angeles Herald" newspaper - Sptember 27, 1910 - Volume XXXVII, Number 361
Freemason: 33rd Degree
As U.S. Consul to Venezuela, he lived in that country for many years.
Inventor:
- U.S. Patent 193,345 on July 24, 1877 for an "Improvement in Percussion-Fuses for Shells" (ordnance)
Source of burial place: Page 5 - "The Washington Herald" newspaper - September 28, 1910 - Number 1453
He died at 1316 L Street, Northwest.
Soldier-of-Fortune: Page 2, Column 2, "E.H. PLUMACHER DIES" - "The Washington Herald" newspaper - September 26, 1910 - Number 1451
"At the close of the Civil War Col. Plumacher became a professor at the Vanderbilt university in Nashville..." - Page 3 - "Los Angeles Herald" newspaper - Sptember 27, 1910 - Volume XXXVII, Number 361
Freemason: 33rd Degree
As U.S. Consul to Venezuela, he lived in that country for many years.
Inventor:
- U.S. Patent 193,345 on July 24, 1877 for an "Improvement in Percussion-Fuses for Shells" (ordnance)
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