Private Frank Berwald was born in Poland in 1850
Unknown when he arrived in the United States, but was a blacksmith by trade.
Enlisted in the 7th U.S. Cavalry on 25 January 1873.
He was in Co. E 7th Cav. in the Battle of the Little Big Horn. At the start of the battle he was with the pack train a few miles in the rear. However, he saw battle on what is known as Reno Hill with, Marcus Reno and Frederick Benteen.
Unknown when he arrived in the United States, but was a blacksmith by trade.
Enlisted in the 7th U.S. Cavalry on 25 January 1873.
He was in Co. E 7th Cav. in the Battle of the Little Big Horn. At the start of the battle he was with the pack train a few miles in the rear. However, he saw battle on what is known as Reno Hill with, Marcus Reno and Frederick Benteen.
Private Frank Berwald was born in Poland in 1850
Unknown when he arrived in the United States, but was a blacksmith by trade.
Enlisted in the 7th U.S. Cavalry on 25 January 1873.
He was in Co. E 7th Cav. in the Battle of the Little Big Horn. At the start of the battle he was with the pack train a few miles in the rear. However, he saw battle on what is known as Reno Hill with, Marcus Reno and Frederick Benteen.
Unknown when he arrived in the United States, but was a blacksmith by trade.
Enlisted in the 7th U.S. Cavalry on 25 January 1873.
He was in Co. E 7th Cav. in the Battle of the Little Big Horn. At the start of the battle he was with the pack train a few miles in the rear. However, he saw battle on what is known as Reno Hill with, Marcus Reno and Frederick Benteen.
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