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Home Town New York, NY
Last Address Binghamton, NY
Date of Passing Feb 19, 1917
Location of Interment Spring Forest Cemetery - Binghamton, New York
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1875-1876, USS Montauk
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Passaic Class Monitor: Displacement: 1,875 tons. Dimensions: 200 x 46 x 10.5 feet/60.96 x 14.01 x 3.2 meters. Propulsion: Ericsson VL engines, 2 boilers, 320 hp, 1 shaft, 4-5 knots. Crew: 75. Armor: Iron: 3-5 inch sides, 1 inch deck, 11 inch turret. Armament: 1 dual turret with 1x15 inch Dahlgren smoothbore, 1x11 inch Dahlgren smoothbore.
Operational and Building Data: Single-turreted monitor Montauk was built by John Ericsson at Continental Iron Works, Greenpoint, N.Y.; launched 9 October 1862; and commissioned at New York 14 December 1862, Comdr. John L. Worden in command.
Fate: Decommissioning at Philadelphia in 1865, she remained there until sold to Frank Samuel 14 April 1904.