Jan­u­a­ry 22, 1830, Dear­born Coun­ty, In­di­a­na.

Au­gust 5, 1907, poss­i­bly in Mount Ver­non, Io­wa.

Lo­zier was pas­tor at the Meth­od­ist Epis­co­pal church of Sioux Ci­ty, Io­wa, and As­bu­ry Meth­od­ist Epis­co­pal Church, In­di­a­napolis, In­di­a­na; and chap­lain of the the 37th In­di­a­na In­fan­try Re­gi­ment (1861-4). Among se­cu­lar works, he com­posed The Old Un­ion Wa­gon (Cin­cin­na­ti , Ohio: J. Church Jr. , 1863), and wrote the lyr­ics to We’ll Fight It Out Here on the Old Un­ion Line (mu­sic by George Root) (Chi­ca­go, Il­li­nois: Root & Ca­dy, 1868) and Over the School House Shall That Ban­ner Wave. His other works in­clude:

• Theological Dis­cuss­ion on Un­i­vers­al­ism and End­less Pun­ish­ment, with B. F. Fos­ter (In­di­an­a­po­lis, In­di­a­na: B. F. Fos­ter, 1867)
• Your Mo­ther’s Ap­ron String, a Poem, 1898

1. Man of Gal­i­lee, The
2. Money That Be­long­eth to Our King, The