Horace was born to Paul Barclay and Jane A. Everson; was raised by his aunt, Rachel C. Everson; married Mary Francis Halligan, a potato famine refugee from Ireland.
Horace Barclay, Civil War Veteran, enlisted Union Army July 1, 1863, Private, in Co.H, PA 45th Infantry, and Co.I, 2nd PA H.Art'ly; was taken captive at Richmond, VA, held at Libbey and Belle Isle Prisons; released on disability.
He and family were residents of Dodge City, KS and Chicago, IL. Horace and Mary were parents of five known sons and a daughter.
Horace Barclay, Civil War Veteran, enlisted Union Army July 1, 1863, Private, in Co.H, PA 45th Infantry, and Co.I, 2nd PA H.Art'ly; was taken captive at Richmond, VA, held at Libbey and Belle Isle Prisons; released on disability.
He and family were residents of Dodge City, KS and Chicago, IL. Horace and Mary were parents of five known sons and a daughter.
Horace was born to Paul Barclay and Jane A. Everson; was raised by his aunt, Rachel C. Everson; married Mary Francis Halligan, a potato famine refugee from Ireland.
Horace Barclay, Civil War Veteran, enlisted Union Army July 1, 1863, Private, in Co.H, PA 45th Infantry, and Co.I, 2nd PA H.Art'ly; was taken captive at Richmond, VA, held at Libbey and Belle Isle Prisons; released on disability.
He and family were residents of Dodge City, KS and Chicago, IL. Horace and Mary were parents of five known sons and a daughter.
Horace Barclay, Civil War Veteran, enlisted Union Army July 1, 1863, Private, in Co.H, PA 45th Infantry, and Co.I, 2nd PA H.Art'ly; was taken captive at Richmond, VA, held at Libbey and Belle Isle Prisons; released on disability.
He and family were residents of Dodge City, KS and Chicago, IL. Horace and Mary were parents of five known sons and a daughter.
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