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A Pattern 1832 infantry officer's dress uniform ensemble of Colonel Josiah P. LeFevre
circa 1840
circa 1840
Condition: The coat excellent, the buttons with unpolished patina. Trousers stained.
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Note: Josiah P. LeFevre, 1811-1893, born to a family of Huguenot emigrants, he inherited his father's estate in New Paltz upon the latter's death in 1830. According to the Sylvester's History of Ulster County (1896), Josiah received his education "in the common schools of the neighborhood, and at New Paltz village" [7]. In 1836, Josiah married Elizabeth LeFevre, daughter of Andries J. LeFevre and Hannah DuBois, and had eleven children, four of whom died young. Josiah served in the 92nd Regiment of Infantry of New York receiving the appointments of Lieutenant (1833), Lieutenant Colonel (1838) and Colonel (1842). At New Paltz Col. LeFevre also held the public offices of Supervisor (1851-1853, 1864-1866, 1868), and Justice of the Peace (1854, 1857, 1870) and Assessor (dates presently unavailable), and also served as Elder of the Dutch Reformed Church of New Paltz.








