A. A. Rhodes, (deceased), was born in Madison, Dane county, April 23. 1862. died August 17, 1898. He was the son of James Rhodes, a butcher by trade, and one of the early settlers of Madison. He married Miss Katie Evarts, daughter of Leeman and Mary (Cole) Evarts.
Here are two examples taken from the post:
Aide-de-camp: a military officer acting as secretary and confidential assistant to a superior officer of general or flag rank.
Jaeger corps: in the German army, one belonging to a body of light infantry armed with rifles, resembling the chasseur of the French army. Sharpshooter. Also Yager and Jager.
Source: www.karenfurst.com/blog/revolutionary-war-vocabulary/
Daguerreotype portraits from the Library of Congress’ collection. www.jackotis.com
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He was a son of Milus and Elizabeth (Beams) Rhodes.
