Pardee, Benjamin S., 1830?-1900

found: Col. Pardee's lecture, 1862 or 1863(Colonel Pardee; captain, then lieutenant colonel in 10th Connecticut, served in Burnside's Expedition; resigned commission owing to ill health in Sept. 1862)

found: Catalogue of Connecticut volunteer organizations, 1864:p. 374 (Benjamin S. Pardee, of Hamden, Conn.; mustered in as captain of Company A, Tenth Regiment Infantry C.V., 21 Sept. 1862; promoted to lieutenant colonel; resigned 7 Sept. 1862)

found: Obituary, New York Daily Tribune, 19 Sept. 1900:p. 5 (Lieut.-Col. Benjamin S. Pardee, of 10th Connecticut Volunteers, died at his home at 39 West 24th St. on Monday afternoon [17 Sept.]; born in New Haven, Conn. "seventy years ago"; preceding military service "engaged in mercantile pursuits"; in 1870s editior on staff of New Haven Palladium; later did editorial work for the Hartford Courant and manufacturing trade papers; last work with the Worcester Spy; "had considerable property at one time, but lost it in railroad building")