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Notes & Memories

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A photo of Henry T. Rundle and his daughter, Hazel Rundle, also the daughter of Ada Rundle. The photo was taken in 1900 when Hazel was 5 years of age.

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Mr. Henry T. Rundle and Ada Johnson Rundle. Date unknown.

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A picture taken of Henry T. Rundle at what was Camp George H. Thomas, now known as Chickamauga Park, Ga. Mr. Rundle was a part of Co A. 3rd Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry and about to leave on the ship, Grand Duchess, to fight in the Spanish American War.

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Henry Rundle went to work in the woods with his father Frederick Rundle, a civil war veteran, at a very young age. His Father cooked at one of D. J. Spauldings camps on Popple River. Henry was known as "Cookee" and did various jobs about the camps and was soon regarded as an all-round lumberjack. Soon he would become foreman at H. Lowry's camp.

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To the left is a copy of a 1934 redraw of a map of Camp Geo. H. Thomas, later known as Chickamauga Park. It shows the camp site near Kelly Field where the 3rd Wis. Vol. Inf. and Henry Rundle waited to be shipped to Ponce in Puerto Rico where he would go to battle in the Spanish American War.