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1862
Angus, Isidor Emma Angus
Source: Spirit of Democracy,
DIED – October the 6th inst.,
ISIDDOR EMMA, eldest daughter of William and Mary C. Angus.
Atkinson, Amanda Jane Atkinson
Source: Spirit of Democracy,
DIED – At
Miss AMANDA JANE ATKINSON,
daughter of Isaac and Hannah Atkinson formerly of
Some eight hours previous to her decease
she was in the enjoyment of perfect health, all was gaiety and sunshine with
her. In her anxiety to do some work
speedily, she unfortunately took up a can of Carbon Oil and was using it in
kindling the fire. By some means the oil
in the can was ignited and a terrible explosion followed, completely enveloping
her in a sheet of flame.
The few hours that she was permitted to
live, in the most terrible suffering, were spent by her in assuring her parents
of the peace and joy that awaited her beyond the dark valley, and in exhorting her
young friends to be prepared for a like hasty summons to the mansion of bliss.
“Blessed are those who die in the
Lord.” OC-------n.
Barrett, William Barrett
Source: Spirit of Democracy
Woodsfield,
DIED – On the 16th inst., in this township, Mr. William Barrett,
in the 88th year of his age.
Blowers, Susan W. Blowers
Source: Spirit of Democracy,
DIED –
She bore her affliction twelve weeks
meekly and sedately, perfectly resigned to the will of God. She was a member of the
“For we know that if not earthly bones of
this tabernacle were dissolved, we have a building of God, a home not made with
hands, eternal in the Heavens.”
Callenbaugh, Charles Callenbaugh
Source: Spirit of Democracy
Woodsfield,
DIED – On the 9th inst,
in this place Charles Callenbaugh, aged about 40 years.
Chase, Agnes Chase
Source: Spirit of Democracy
Woodsfield,
.
DIED – on the 15th
of December 1861, at Clarington, Agnes wife of Robert Chase, in her 49th
year.
.
“Thou art gone to the grave,
but we will not deplore thee,
Though darkness and sorrow
accompanies the tomb:
Thy Savior has passed through
its portals before thee,
And the lamp of his love was
thy guide through the gloom,
Thou art gone to the grave, but
we no longer deplore thee,
Nor tread the rough path of
the world by thy side;
But the wide arms of mercy
are spread to enfold thee,
And this is our hope since
our Savior has died.
Thou art gone to the grave,
but we are wrong to deplore thee,
When Christ was thy ransom,
thy guard … and guide;
He bought thee,
He took thee and soon will restore thee
Where death has no power
since the Savior has died
Clark, Amos Clark
Source: Spirit of Democracy
Woodsfield,
DIED – on the 5th inst., at the
residence of his son-in-law Theodore Le Baron, AMOS CLARK aged 82 years.
Clark, Joseph C. Clark
Source: Spirit of Democracy Woodsfield,
Tribute of Respect
.
Whereas, It has
pleased the Almighty God in His inscrutable wisdom to remove from us by death,
our much esteemed friend, and, fellow teacher, Joseph C. Clark:
.
Therefore, be it
Resolved, That in the death of Mr. Clark, education has lost
one of the most interesting and devoted friends, and teachers of Monroe County,
one of their ablest counselors, to whose past career they may refer for
encouragement in their future labors.
Resolved,
That hile we deplore the death of one so nearly
associated with us we are fully justified in the belief that “our loss is his
eternal gain,” and from which a warning is transmitted to us to be also ready.
Resolved,
That a copy of these resolutions be transmitted to the
friends of the deceased, as a token of the esteem in which his memory is held
by this Association.
Resolved,
That a copy of the above resolutions be presented to
the Spirit of Democracy for publication.
Noble Co papers please copy.
.
Respectfully
submitted.
.
S. A. GRAHAM
ENOCH MARTIN
M. E. CALVERT,
Committee
Conger, Enos Conger
Source: Spirit of Democracy
Woodsfield,
Whereas, God has seen fit to take from
among us our beloved comrade and brother, ENOS CONGER, and while we bow in
submission to him that gave us being:
Be it resolved, that we, the officers and
members of Captain Stevens Company, 77 Regiment O.V. L., render to the bereaved
parents and relations of our deceased comrade, our sincere sympathy.
Resolved, that our deceased comrade while
among us, on our affection by his kindness, had secured our esteem by his
strict adherence to discipline, and prompt discharge of duty.
Resolved, that we will always cherish his
memory, and so live and order our lives, that when the great Head of the
militant host shall gather up his ransomed ones, we may all meet where war and
disease will forever cease.
Resolved, that a copy of the above
resolution be forwarded to the friends of the deceased, and to the Spirit of
Democracy for publication.
Capt.
W. R. MASON, Ch’s;
J.
J. STEENROD, Sec’y.
Davis, Robert Davis
Source: Spirit of Democracy,
DIED – At his residence
in Woodsfield, Dec 6, 1862, Mr. Robert Davis, in the 75th year of
his age.
The deceased has long been a Ruling Elder
in the Presbyterian Church, and rarely is a man more generally or more justly
confided in and loved. Though of
retiring disposition, his scrupulous integrity, his sound judgment and great
love of peace, rendered him in an uncommon degree, a faithful counselor, a
sympathizing friend ,the cheerful and consistent supporter of every good cause,
and by a line of uncommon devotion to
all duties of religion, had adorned his profession, and impressed all with whom
he had intercourse with a conviction that he was in daily communion with the
Savior, and living for a better country,
His last illness afforded a beautiful illustration of the power of faith
to triumph over bodily infirmity. His
resignation to the divine will was most complete. He trusted himself to the hands of God with a
confidence that never wavered, willing that he should dispose of him as he, in
his wisdom and goodness saw fit; and the Savior in whom he had confided, he
found able to comfort and sustain him while passing through the valley of the
shadow of death. And now that he has
fallen asleep, though many dear friends mourn his removal and the withdrawal of
an example so worthy of their imitation, they are comforted by the assurance
which his long life of devotion to all the personal duties of religion and the
interest of the church of Christ afford, that he has exchanged this scene of
sorrow and weeping for one of glory and Immortality. “How blest the righteous when he dies.” T.A.G.
Delong, Thomas and William Delong Woodsfield,
Source: Spirit of Democracy
DIED – on the 25th of July,
1862, of Typhoid Fever at Grand Junction, Tennessee, THOMAS and WILLIAM DELONG,
members of Company K; 78th Regiment O. V.
Denbow, John Denbow
Source: Spirit of Democracy,
DIED – In the service of his country at
Mr. Denbow at
the time of his death, and four of his sons were members of Co. K., 78th
Regiment, Ohio Volunteers.
Lieut. JOHN W. HAMILTON
DIED – At “Elm Cove”,
O., July 8th 1862, “CLEMIE”, son of F.A. & C.
Lamping, aged 5 years.
.
“I want to be an angel”
Our darling “CLEMIE” said,
He little thought, alas how soon,
The angel land he’d tread.
.
Another link is broken here
Another pet lamb given,
But one more link is added
To the family
chain in Heaven.
.
We miss him at our table,
When we see his empty chair,
And sigh, that little “CLEMIE”,
Will never more
be there.
.
Our Father sadly misses him,
His blue-eyed little one;
Our mother thinks with sigh and tear
Of the curly head that’s gone.
.
We resign him to The Father,
For one more gem in his crown,
And now we can less sadly say,
Thy will, not ours be done.
J. O. E.
DIED – Of consumption, on the 21st
of November, 1862, at his residence near
Therefore, Resolved, That in his death the community,
the cause of Temperance, of his Country and of Christianity, all of which he so
faithfully honored, sustain an irreplaceable loss.
Done, William Done
Source: Spirit of Democracy
Woodsfield,
DIED - On the 3rd inst,
in
In a short space of time, ( ………), all in youth, have been taken from this family.
Durl, Lizzie Durl
Source: Spirit of Democracy
Woodsfield,
DIED –
In
Eaton, John Eaton
Source: Spirit of Democracy
Woodsfield,
DIED
– In Graysville, on Monday the 14th inst., Mr. JOHN EATON,
member of Captain Fisher’s Company 7th Virginia Regiment, aged 31
years. He was buried with the honors of
War under the superintendence of Jacob N. Mitchell, Req. of Antioch, Ohio.
Eikleberry, Hannah Eikleberry
Source: Spirit of Democracy
Woodsfield,
-At her residence in Perry township,
A.D. 1861, of apoplexy,
HANNAH, consort of A….. Eikleberry, age 63
years,
6 months and 5 days.
The deceased has been a worthy member of
the Christian Church for a number of years, and has been an example of piety to
all those around her. She leaves an aged
and
Affectionate companion, a
number of children, and a large number of friends to mourn her lost.
Flowers, Susan Flowers nee Evans
Source: Spirit of Democracy
Woodsfield,
DIED – On the 7th alt, near
Ozark, this county, Susan Flowers, wife of George Flowers, and daughter of John
and Sarah Evans, aged 39 years, 7 months and 11 days.
She emigrated
(sic) to the State at an early age and united with the Methodist Episcopal
Church at the age of twelve years, she ever after adorned her profession with
Christian fortitude. She bore her
sickness which was protracted and severe, without murmuring, ever willing to
sacrifice all earthly things to enjoy society of Him who is the fair among ten
thousand and the altogether loveliest.
The writer being present a few days previous
to her departure had the pleasure of seeing her rejoice in prospects of a home
beyond the grave, assuring her friends that they need not weep for those whose
hope is in Jesus, but ever urging them to promise to meet her in that (.. )
time where the funeral dirges is no more sung, and the parting hand never
given, and where sickness, sorrow, pales and death has no entrance, she leaves
a husband and four small children, and a large circle of relatives and friends
to mourn her loss: but our loss is her eternal gain; she gambols under the
shady and ever green foliage of the tree of life ever and anon (sic) plucking
from it the health inspiring life perpetual fruit, she eats and lives forever
praises her blessed Savior who has washed her from all of felicity. In her death, the family circles is now
broken, and a gem removed that cannot be restored – as a wife she was amiable
and affectionate – as a mother, kind and instructive – as a neighbor not
excelled, and a Christian deeply devoted.
“Blessed is the dead that die in the Lord, from henceforth, yea, saith the Spirit, they rest from their labors and their
works do follow them.”
.
Weeping friends why mourn for me
While on life’s tempestuous sea;
In Heaven I live with Jesus dear,
Where there is no farewell tear.
.
To Heaven you must prepare to come,
And make it your abiding home;
For there is no place on earth so dear
As this eternal and
celestial sphere.
By a Relative.
Foggin, Mazy Olevia Foggin
Source: Spirit of Democracy,
MAZY OLEVIA FOGGIN, daughter of Mrs.
Rebecca J. Foggin, departed this life In Clarington,
J. W. J.
Folger, Henry T Folger
Source: Spirit of Democracy,
DIED – On the 19th inst., of
Diphtheria, at his residence in
Folger, Ida May Folger
Source: Spirit of Democracy,
DIED – On the 24th inst., of
Diphtheria, daughter of H. T. and Margaret Folger,
aged 14 months
Friend, Mary Friend
Source: Spirit of Democracy
Woodsfield,
DIED – On Monday, the 17th
inst. at
the residence of her father, in this town, Mary Friend, aged about 18 years.
Gourley, Samuel Gourley
Source: Spirit of Democracy,
DIED-On the 19th
of October, 1862, SAMUEL GOURLEY, a musician of Capt. Spangler’s company 7th
Virginia Regiment.
He departed this life in the hospital at
NEIGHBOR.
Hartline, Emadelia Susan
Hartline
Source: Spirit of Democracy,
DIED – October the 3rd inst.,
in the eleventh year of her age, EMADELIA SUSAN HARTLINE, eldest daughter of
Conrad and Eleanor Hartline.
Hawkins, Joshua Hawkins
Source: Spirit of Democracy,
DIED - In Perry Township, Monroe Co. of
Consumption, JOSHUA HAWKINS, in the 23rd year of his age.
.
“Remember young, as you pass
by,
As you are now, so once was I;
As I am now, soon you will be,
Prepare for death and follow me.”
P. Dougherty
Morton, William L. Morton
Source: Spirit of Democracy
Woodsfield,
DIED - At New Creek Station, Va., on the
22nd day of June last, of Typhoid fever; WILLIAM L. MORTON, in the
39th year of his age.
Mr.
Morton was a member of the Stafford Lodge, No. 300 of A. F. & A.
Masons. He belonged to the 60th
Regiment O.V.
“Green be the turf above
thee.”
Henry T. FOLGER
Source: The Spirit of Democracy,
Henry T. FOLGER, aged 38 years, died of diphtheria on
December 19, 1862, at his residence in
Herd, Mary Jane Herd
Source: Spirit of Democracy
Woodsfield,
On the 4th inst…,
at Clarington, MARY JANE, daughter of Joshua D. and Jane Herd,
in her 10th year.
.
Beyond the dark valley and
shadow of death,
Beyond the faint pulse and
the fast failing breath,
Beyond the cold wave where
the earth tie is riven,
Is a bright sunny home, amid
the highlands of heaven;
.
There the eyes grow not dim
with the sorrowful tears,
The heart is not heavy with
trouble and fears.
Cares are not known in that
world so fair -
When the day is done shall we
meet her there!
Horton, George C Horton
Source: Spirit of Democracy
Woodsfield,
On our arrival in camp our joy was
dampened by the news of the death of our fellow soldier, George C. Horton, of
Summerfield,
He has been removed from among us by an
unseen Hand, for an unseen purpose, and never again will we meet him as of old,
in the tent and on the field; but we will remember him as a generous comrade
and a faithful friend. His father hastened
to hear his son breathe his last words, but arrived only in time to see his
face blanched in death; and sorrow stricken with grief, he returned home, to
which he mournfully conveyed the mortal remains of Corporal George C. Horton,
another victim sacrificed on the altar of liberty.
Hutcheson, Mary Emily Hutcheson
Source: Spirit of Democracy
Woodsfield,
-On the 19th inst, in this place, MARY EMILY, daughter of Robert and
Esther Hutcheson, aged 6 years, 4 months and 5 days.
.
Steenrod, Second Lieut. J.J. Steenrod
Mamer, Private Jacob Mamer
Dangle, Private John Dangle
Kearns, Albert Kearns
Sanford, Private John Sanford
Basson, Private Jacob Basson
Lowry, Corporal Daniel Lowry
Cilue, Private John Cilue
Flemming, Private James Flemming
Cottle, Private J. T. Cottle
Coon, ----------------
Kepburn
, John K Kepburn
Shomp, Daniel Shomp
Williams,
Slaber, John Slaber
Brandon, Peter Brandon
Stonemaker, John Stonemaker
Reynolds, Alex. Reynolds
Lincoln, Edmund Lincoln
Duval, H. J. Duval
Sapple, Daniel
Cavanaugh, George
Will, Thos G Will
Roth, Nich Roth
Noffsinger, Mathias
Tucker, Jacob Tucker
Simdle, Jacob Simdle
Baker, Sam W. Baker
Davis, Brown A. Davis
Brabham, James Brabham
Waller, Thomas Waller
Suppler, Amos Suppler
Dawls, Hugh A. Dawls
Davis, David Davis
Kimberly, Sergeant B. F. Kimberly
Wyes, Corporal S Wyes
Henke, W. H. Henke
Eisley, J.E. Eisley
Barris, T. M. Barris
Burris, Lorian Burris
Coen, R. L. Coen
Detweller, J Detweller
Nutt, Percival Nutt
Wright, R. Wright
Hardie, J. M. Hardie
Source: Spirit of Democracy
Woodsfield,
Killed
,Wounded and Missing of the 77th
Killed
Second Lieut. J. J. Steenrod: Privates Jacob Mamer,
John Dangle, Albert Kearns, John Sanford, Jacob Basson,
corporals: Daniel Lowry, private; John Cilue, James Flemming, J. T. Cottle,
------------Cooo, John K Kepburn,
Daniel Shomp, And. Williams, John Slaber,
Peter Brandon, privates; John Stonemaker, Alex. Reynolds, Edmond Lincoln, H. J.
Duval, sergeant; Daniel Sapple, corporal: Geo. Cavanaugh, corporals: privates Thos.
G Will, Nich Roth, Mathias Noffsinger,
Jacob Tucker, Jacob Simdle, Sam. W. Baker,
Brown A. Davis, James Brabham, Thomas Waller, Amos Suppler, Hugh A. Dawls, David Davis; Sergeant B. F. Kimberly; Corporals S.
Wyss, W. H. Henke, J. Eisley;
Privates T. M. Barris, Lorain Burris, R. L. Coen,
J. Detweller, Percival Nutt, R. Wright, J. M. Hardie.
James,
Source: Spirit of Democracy,
Died – On the 20th
day of August, Lieut. HAMILTON B. JAMES, member of Capt. S. Hollister’s
company.
Early on the memorable 29th of
August, Milroy’s brigade being in advance, was ordered forward to find the
enemy. Capt. Hollister having left some
time before the command of Company E, devolved upon Lieut. James. We advanced until we came near the enemy
lines, when they opened a most terrible fire of grapes and shell on us from a
mask battery in the woods.
Lieut. James was struck by a shell, his
left leg cut off and the other broken. Myself and three others carried him from the field to the
woods out of range of enemy guns. His
brother in law Wm. R. Morris came, and we tried to get a Surgeon to amputate
the
limb, at length one was found, he told us to carry him
farther to the rear and he would dress his wound. We carried him some three or four hundred
yards back of the wood, and had just laid him down, when a shell lit and burned
within six feet of where we stood. Again
we gathered up determined if possible to save him from falling into the hands
of the enemy.
We carried him about a mile to a house,
and part of the way under rain of rebel guns.
When we got him there he was nearly gone, we did all we could to revive
him, but all was in vain, he died a martyr to his country. We found it impossible to get his body away;
the rebel sharp shooters were already nearly around the house, we mad our escape to our lines amidst a shower of bullets.
He died like a hero; he (sic) fell greatly
regretted by the whole company. I Stood by him on the field when shells flew thick around, he
was calm and composed, as though he had been walking the streets of his own
native town, in danger I never knew him to show the least excitement, and he
had the full confidence of his men. And if
this should meet the eye of his heart broken wife or friends, let me say to
them, that every effort was made next day to recover his body and sand it home,
but all in vain for the rebels held the field.
Peace by to his ashes, he fell in defense
of his county, and now sleeps on the bloody field of Bull’s Run.
Corporal Umstead
Johnston, Daniel Johnston
Source: Spirit of Democracy
Woodsfield,
Death of a Soldier
Departed this life at Hancock, on Friday
morning 28th of March, Mr. Daniel Johnston, of
Keller, Corporal Samuel C. Keller
Coen, Corporal William Coen
Coss, Private John Coss
Adams, Private John Adams
Amos, Private John Amos
Pool, Private James J Pool
McKinley, Private John McKinley
Joy, Private Warren Joy
Haught, Private Clarkson Haught
Hall, Private Jesse Hall
Source: Spirit of Democracy,
.
BATTLE
FIELD NEAR SHARBURG, Md. Sept 29, 2862
Editor Spirit of Democracy.
Company D, of 7th
LIST OF KILLED
Corporal, Samuel C.
Keller.
William Coen.
PRIVATES – John Coss.
John
Adams.
John
Amos.
James J. Pool.
John McKinley.
Warren
Joy.
Clarkson
Haught.
Jesse Hall.
LIST OF WOUNDED
1st Sergt. Thomas
E. Summerville.
2nd
Sergt.
Samuel Fisher.
PRIVATES –
James Clendenmen.
George Foraker.
George Fraysier.
James W. Groves.
George W. Groves
James Lathan.
Philip Allen.
Isaac Simpson.
Kezkiah Shepherd.
Isaac McCollum.
Cornelius Steed.
William Billiek.
Benjamin Coss.
Madison McDowell.
John D. Dalrimple.
We took 41 into the engagement, officers
and men; take from that number the killed and wounded and we have 17 left. Lieut. F. M. Roberts of Company H. who was in
command of my company, acquitted himself nobly as an officer, and has gained
for himself the lasting gratitude of the officers and men of Company D. The men all behaved like veterans.
The Seventh Va. Regiment in the above
engagement has shown that she is made of the right kind of material to stand
without flinching, notwithstanding the heavy volleys of musketry that was
forced into her ranks. The officers done
well their part, and the Major Jonathan Lockwood incessantly rode up and down
the whole line cheering his men.
Kindelberger, Frederick Kindelberger
Frederick Kindelberger died October 23, 1862. He was
born September 7, 1861, in Monroe County, Ohio, the first son of Christopher
and Magdalena Pfalzgraf Kindelberger.
Klund, Rev. Jacob Klund
Source: Spirit of Democracy
Woodsfield,
DIED
– New Years morning, 1862, at his residence in
The deceased was well known and highly
respected throughout the county, and leaves a widow and a large number of
friends to mourn his loss. “The memory
of the just is blessed.” Prove. 10.7.
Koontz, John Davenport Koontz
Source: Spirit of Democracy
Woodsfield,
DIED
– Of Typhoid fever on the 5th inst.,
at the residence of Doet. Way,
Lamping, Clemie Lamping
Source: Spirit of Democracy
Woodsfield,
Lantz, Elizabeth Lantz
Source: Spirit of Democracy,
DIED – At the residence of her Father, on
the 17th inst. of Diphtheria, ELIZABETH LANTZ, daughter of Alexander
and Elsie Lantz, aged 11 years, 6 months and 8 days.
Mason, William Mason
Source: Spirit of Democracy,
DIED - On the 19th inst., in
McKeown, Daniel McKeown
Source: Spirit of Democracy,
DIED – On Friday the 29th day
of August 1862, in this Township, DANIEL McKEOWN,
aged 21 years old.
Montgomery, Ann Montgomery
Source: Spirit of Democracy
Woodsfield,
DIED – of Typhoid fever, on the 18th
inst., In Malaga township,
.
Dear Ann, like the early flower,
Thou hast dropped and left
thy bloom,
Hast passed away in
childhood’s hour,
To the cold
and silent tomb.
.
God will gather thee again,
In his garden will grow,
On the green and lovely
plain,
Where the
crystal waters flow.
Wiley
Mowder, Elizabeth Mowder
Source: Spirit of Democracy,
DIED – August 3rd 1862, at the
residence of her daughter Mrs. Naomi Griffith, in Center township,
Mrs. Elizabeth Mowder, aged about 76 years??
She
was a pioneer settler of this county and endured her full share of the toils
and privities incidental to the settling of a new
country. In early life she became a
member of the M. E. Church. Her life was
characterized by faith and trust in her Savior, and kindness to fellow beings . In her last sickness which was ……., she was
greatly occupied, with a hope of a blissful immortality.
Phillips, Eld. Isaac
Phillips
Source: Spirit of Democracy,
Powell, Rebecca Powell
Source: Spirit of Democracy
Woodsfield,
DIED – Near
Reed, Dr. Reed
Source: Spirit of Democracy
Woodsfield,
-On Thursday last, the 17th inst, DR REED, of
Resolved,
That the Antioch Division of Sons of Temperance, in
presenting this Tribute of Respect, do sympathize with the bereaved friends and
relatives of our deceased Brother.
J. N. MOORE,
J. A. WALTERS,
W. H. DOWELL,
Com.
Richner, Mary Elisabeth Richner
Source: Spirit of Democracy,
DIED - In
.
I want to be an Angel
Our darling Mary
said,
She little thought alas how soon
The Angel land
she’d tread.
.
Another link is broken here,
Another pet lamb
given,
But one more link is added
To
the family chain in Heaven.
MARY A. HILL
Rush, Richard Rush
Source: Spirit of Democracy
Woodsfield,
DIED – At Camp Beck Creek,
The Deceased was a member of Company G,
Seventh Regt. Va. Volunteers. He leaves
a wife and 6 children to mourn his loss.
His remains were interred near Beallsville, followed by a large number
of friends and neighbors.
Smith, Dewit Clinton Hanson
Smith
Source: Spirit of Democracy
Woodsfield,
-Of diphtheria, in
.
When blooming youth is
snatched away
By death’s resistless hand,
Our hearts the mourn’n tribute pay
Which pity most demand.
Smith, Marinda Josephine
Smith
Source: Spirit of Democracy
Woodsfield,
-Of diphtheria, in
daughter of Samuel and Nancy Jane Smith, aged 10 months and 10
days.
Smith, William Smith
Source: Spirit of Democracy
Woodsfield,
DIED – At his residence in
Starkey, Gabriel Starkey
Source: Spirit of Democracy,
DIED –
Steenrod, Lieut. Steenrod
Batton, Jacob Batton
Sanford, John
Lawrey, Daniel Lawrey
Source: Spirit of Democracy
Woodsfield,
The 77th Ohio
This regiment, which was in the battle of
“Killed – Lieut. Steenrod
Co A and four privates, whose names we have not yet learned.
“Capt. Cieron’s
Thumeyer, Caspar Thumeyer
Caspar Thumeyer died December 4, 1862. He was born
January 1, 1817, the son of Johan and Anna Martha Wilhelm Thumeyer.
Ullom, Stephen Ullom
Source: Spirit of Democracy,
DIED – On the 13th of November
1862, Mr. STEPEN ULLOM, member of Capt. Neal’s Company, 2nd Virginia
Cavalry, aged 18 years.
Uppole, George W. Uppole
Source: Spirit of Democracy,
Sacred to the memory of GEORGE W. UPPOLE,
who departed this life on the 5th inst., he being a soldier of Capt.
Wm. Dougherty’s Co. K. of the 62nd
Yours with respect,
M.
Dougherty
Wise, Huldah B. Wise
Source: Spirit of Democracy,
DIED - On
Wise, Josiah Wise
Source: Spirit of Democracy,
DIED – On
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