Henry Morris Naglee, San Francisco, California, San Jose, California

Henry Morris Naglee – The First Commander Of A California National Guard Unit In San Francisco

Hamilton Historical Records

In 1849, three years after serving in the Mexican-American War, Henry Morris Naglee was the commander of a militia unit in San Francisco which was the first unit of the California National Guard.

A statue in honor of Henry Morris Naglee was placed at the Saint James Park in San José, California.

Published by Hamilton Historical Records

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