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Clarence Edmund Bennett
Clarence Edmund Bennett, (1833–1902) usually referred to as Clarence E. Bennett, a graduate of West Point, a career American Army officer that saw duty almost exclusively in Western frontier assignments, served in the American Civil War in California, New Mexico and Arizona Territories and later in Reconstruction occupation forces and frontier duty during the later Indian Wars.
== Early life and Army Service ==
Born in New York, Clarence E. Bennett graduated from West Point and was promoted to Brevet 2nd Lieutenant of Infantry, July 1, 1855. He served in garrison at Carlisle Barracks, and later on the frontier as a Second Lieutenant with the U.S. 10th Infantry Regiment from August 16, 1855. He served at Fort Ripley, Minnesota, from 1855 to 1857. He was part of the Utah Expedition from 1857–60, serving as Regimental Adjutant, of 10th Infantry, from October 1, 1858 to July 16, 1860, and served at Fort Laramie, Dakota Territory, in 1860. He resigned his commission on September 10, 1860 and moved to San Bernardino, California to be a farmer until 1863.〔( Biographical register of the officers and graduates of the U.S. Military ... By George Washington Cullum )〕 He married Sciota or Siotha Whitlock (born in 1835 in Missouri) in San Bernardino about 1861 . She was the daughter of Harvey Gilman Whitlock () and Minerva Abbott, who had been two of the earliest Mormon converts in 1830. Their four children were: William Clarence, Irvine E., Ida Minerva, and Daisy Whitlock.
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