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Richard Delafield (1798-1873) - Born 1 Sep 1798 in New York City, New York. A career U.S. Army officer, graduate of the United States Military Academy, Chief of Engineers and three times Superintendent of the United States Military Academy. Died 5 Nov 1873 in Washington DC and was buried in Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn, New York.

He entered the United States Military Academy on 10 May 1814 and graduated on 24 Jul 1818 in the Class of 1818 ranking 1st out of 23.

Father: John Delafield (1748-1824)

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(1814-1818) Cadet, United States Military Academy
(1818-1818) 2nd Lt. (24 Jul 1818), U.S. Corps of Engineers, American Commission, Treaty of Ghent boundary determination

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-'''Richard Delafield (1798-1873)''' - Born 1 Sep 1798 in New York City, New York. A career U.S. Army officer, graduate of the [[United States Military Academy]], [[Chief of Engineers]] and three times [[USMA Superintendents|Superintendent of the United States Military Academy]]. Died 5 Nov 1873 in Washington DC and was buried in [[Green-Wood Cemetery]] in Brooklyn, New York.
+'''Richard Delafield (1798-1873)''' - Born 1 Sep 1798 in New York City, New York. A career U.S. Army officer, graduate of the [[United States Military Academy]], [[Chief of Engineers]] and three times [[USMA Superintendents|Superintendent of the United States Military Academy]]. Died 5 Nov 1873 in Washington DC and was buried in [[:Category:Green-Wood Cemetery|Green-Wood Cemetery]] in Brooklyn, New York.
 He entered the [[United States Military Academy]] on 10 May 1814 and graduated on 24 Jul 1818 in the [[:Category:West Point 1818|Class of 1818]] ranking 1st out of 23.