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Civil War Union Naval Officer. He commanded the ironclad "USS Monitor" in its historical battle against the "CSS Virginia" (also known as the Merrimack) at Hampton Roads, Virginia on March 8, 1962. He was temporarily blinded in the battle, and the command of the ship was relinquished to his first officer, Samuel D. Greene, who finished the battle. After the war he was promoted to Rear-Admiral and served as superintendent of the United States Naval Academy. (bio by: Russ Dodge)
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Burial: Pawling Cemetery, Pawling, Dutchess, New York, USA
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Source 4: A Grand Fete in Grand Rapids, Michigan for Lieutenant John Lorimer Worden.
1. Find A Grave memorial #1128
2. http://family.dmbickford.com/tree/fam01025.html
3. Wikipedia:John_Lorimer_Worden
4. Wordens Past Newsletter pages 2435-2438, by Robert L. Worden, Annapolis, Maryland. http://wordenfamilyassoc.org/JLW/WP_2435_Nov_2008_Grand_Fete_in_Grand_Rapids.pdf
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