On January 29, 1872, he married Sarah Winnemucca. She filed for divorce within one month of their marriage. She received her divorce and resumed her maiden name on September 21, 1876 at the Grant County Courthouse at Canyon City, Oregon. Edward Bartlett had returned to New York and in December 1872 he married 16-year-old Louisa Butler.
Source: Sarah Winnemucca by Sally Zanjani, 2004.
In 1871, he resigned his commission in the United States Army. He and his second wife, Louisa Butler were the parents of two children: William Rathburn Bartlett and Gretchen Bartlett, who was listed as Mrs. Gretchen Stodt in the obituary of her brother.
The Encyclopedia of Frontier Biography states that it is thought he might be the Edward Bartlett who married Sarah Winnemucca (1844-1891), a member of the Paiute tribe of western Nevada. They separated after a year and she then married a member of her tribe.
The United States Army & Navy Journal & Gazette Saturday, August 27, 1893
Another son, Edward C. Bartlett, who died last September, was formerly an officer in the 1st United States Cavalry and at the time of his death was an orange planter in Florida.
Source: Sarah Winnemucca by Sally Zanjani, 2004.
In 1871, he resigned his commission in the United States Army. He and his second wife, Louisa Butler were the parents of two children: William Rathburn Bartlett and Gretchen Bartlett, who was listed as Mrs. Gretchen Stodt in the obituary of her brother.
The Encyclopedia of Frontier Biography states that it is thought he might be the Edward Bartlett who married Sarah Winnemucca (1844-1891), a member of the Paiute tribe of western Nevada. They separated after a year and she then married a member of her tribe.
The United States Army & Navy Journal & Gazette Saturday, August 27, 1893
Another son, Edward C. Bartlett, who died last September, was formerly an officer in the 1st United States Cavalry and at the time of his death was an orange planter in Florida.
On January 29, 1872, he married Sarah Winnemucca. She filed for divorce within one month of their marriage. She received her divorce and resumed her maiden name on September 21, 1876 at the Grant County Courthouse at Canyon City, Oregon. Edward Bartlett had returned to New York and in December 1872 he married 16-year-old Louisa Butler.
Source: Sarah Winnemucca by Sally Zanjani, 2004.
In 1871, he resigned his commission in the United States Army. He and his second wife, Louisa Butler were the parents of two children: William Rathburn Bartlett and Gretchen Bartlett, who was listed as Mrs. Gretchen Stodt in the obituary of her brother.
The Encyclopedia of Frontier Biography states that it is thought he might be the Edward Bartlett who married Sarah Winnemucca (1844-1891), a member of the Paiute tribe of western Nevada. They separated after a year and she then married a member of her tribe.
The United States Army & Navy Journal & Gazette Saturday, August 27, 1893
Another son, Edward C. Bartlett, who died last September, was formerly an officer in the 1st United States Cavalry and at the time of his death was an orange planter in Florida.
Source: Sarah Winnemucca by Sally Zanjani, 2004.
In 1871, he resigned his commission in the United States Army. He and his second wife, Louisa Butler were the parents of two children: William Rathburn Bartlett and Gretchen Bartlett, who was listed as Mrs. Gretchen Stodt in the obituary of her brother.
The Encyclopedia of Frontier Biography states that it is thought he might be the Edward Bartlett who married Sarah Winnemucca (1844-1891), a member of the Paiute tribe of western Nevada. They separated after a year and she then married a member of her tribe.
The United States Army & Navy Journal & Gazette Saturday, August 27, 1893
Another son, Edward C. Bartlett, who died last September, was formerly an officer in the 1st United States Cavalry and at the time of his death was an orange planter in Florida.
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