Wallace was born in Painesville, Lake County, Ohio. Wallace left Ohio with his father, William for Illinois and then settled in Salem, NE. Wallace was also a former mayor of Falls City, a Sherriff and was one of three men appointed by the Territorial State Senate in Lancaster City (now Lincoln) to purchase and oversee the building of the state's first State Penitentiary a condition necessary for Nebraska to enter the union and become a U.S. state.
Wallace had served during the U.S. Civil War in the Union army as a Quartermaster and then earned the rank of Captain.
Wallace had served during the U.S. Civil War in the Union army as a Quartermaster and then earned the rank of Captain.
Wallace was born in Painesville, Lake County, Ohio. Wallace left Ohio with his father, William for Illinois and then settled in Salem, NE. Wallace was also a former mayor of Falls City, a Sherriff and was one of three men appointed by the Territorial State Senate in Lancaster City (now Lincoln) to purchase and oversee the building of the state's first State Penitentiary a condition necessary for Nebraska to enter the union and become a U.S. state.
Wallace had served during the U.S. Civil War in the Union army as a Quartermaster and then earned the rank of Captain.
Wallace had served during the U.S. Civil War in the Union army as a Quartermaster and then earned the rank of Captain.
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