Charles Floyd (explorer)
American
Charles Floyd was a notable American explorer. - AsNotedIn
Lineage
- Father Robert Clark Floyd
Charles Floyd was a notable American explorer. - AsNotedIn
Y/M/D | Description | Association | Composition | Place | Locale | Food | Event |
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Y/M/D | Description | Association | Composition | Place | Locale | Food | Event |
1782/00/00 | Charles Floyd is born in Kentucky. | Born | |||||
1803/08/11 | Charles Floyd, a civilian, enlist in the Corps of Discovery. He is the only one of the expedition's "Nine Young Men from Kentucky" who actually was born in Kentucky. | Explorer | Lewis and Clark Expedition | ||||
1804/04/00 | Charles Floyd is promoted to the rank of sergeant. | Military | |||||
1804/05/14 | The Expedition, under Clark's command, departs Camp River Dubois on the east side of the Mississippi River and sails up the Missouri River. Sergeant Floyd begins keeping a journal. | Explorer | Lewis and Clark Expedition | ||||
1804/07/31 | "I am verry Sick and Has ben for Somtime but have Recoverd my helth again." - Sargent Floyd diary | Health | |||||
1804/08/20 | Quartermaster Sergeant Charles Floyd dies on August 20th. The expedition holds a funeral and buries Floyd on a bluff overlooking the Missouri River, namjng it Floyd's Bluff in his honor. | Died | Sergeant Floyd Monument | Sioux City | Lewis and Clark Expedition | ||
1895/08/00 | Two plaster casts of Sargent Floyd's skull and jaw are made and photographed. One of the casts has long since been lost. | In Memoriam | Sergeant Floyd Monument | Sioux City | |||
1895/08/20 | Sargent Charles Floyd's remains were buried again. Sioux City residents Thomas J Stone, John H Charles, George D Perkins, C R Marks and G W Wakefield establish the Floyd Association to erect a monument. | In Memoriam | Sergeant Floyd Monument | Sioux City | |||
1997/00/00 | The surviving plaster cast of Sargent Floyd's skull and jaw are used in a reconstruction of Floyd's head by a forensic artist and placed on display in the Sergeant Floyd Riverboat Museum. | In Memoriam | SERGEANT FLOYD | Sioux City |