Flannagin, Thomas
Company F, 21st New York Cavalry Volunteers.
Born in 1828 in Cady, Ireland,
Entered service in 1861 in New York,
Discharged in 1865,
Died 12-10-1899 in Blanchard, Iowa. Age 71
Refused Pension,
Thomas Flannagin died at Blanchard, Iowa 12-10-1899 from effects of Cancer in the face.
He was tried and convicted on a charge of Murder and sentenced to 12 Years in the Penitentary. He served about 2 1/2 Years but because of his health was Pardoned by the Governer. After which he was taken to the Soldiers Home in Marshalltown for awhile but was finally taken back to his home in Blanchard, Iowa.
Company F, 21st New York Cavalry Volunteers.
Born in 1828 in Cady, Ireland,
Entered service in 1861 in New York,
Discharged in 1865,
Died 12-10-1899 in Blanchard, Iowa. Age 71
Refused Pension,
Thomas Flannagin died at Blanchard, Iowa 12-10-1899 from effects of Cancer in the face.
He was tried and convicted on a charge of Murder and sentenced to 12 Years in the Penitentary. He served about 2 1/2 Years but because of his health was Pardoned by the Governer. After which he was taken to the Soldiers Home in Marshalltown for awhile but was finally taken back to his home in Blanchard, Iowa.
Flannagin, Thomas
Company F, 21st New York Cavalry Volunteers.
Born in 1828 in Cady, Ireland,
Entered service in 1861 in New York,
Discharged in 1865,
Died 12-10-1899 in Blanchard, Iowa. Age 71
Refused Pension,
Thomas Flannagin died at Blanchard, Iowa 12-10-1899 from effects of Cancer in the face.
He was tried and convicted on a charge of Murder and sentenced to 12 Years in the Penitentary. He served about 2 1/2 Years but because of his health was Pardoned by the Governer. After which he was taken to the Soldiers Home in Marshalltown for awhile but was finally taken back to his home in Blanchard, Iowa.
Company F, 21st New York Cavalry Volunteers.
Born in 1828 in Cady, Ireland,
Entered service in 1861 in New York,
Discharged in 1865,
Died 12-10-1899 in Blanchard, Iowa. Age 71
Refused Pension,
Thomas Flannagin died at Blanchard, Iowa 12-10-1899 from effects of Cancer in the face.
He was tried and convicted on a charge of Murder and sentenced to 12 Years in the Penitentary. He served about 2 1/2 Years but because of his health was Pardoned by the Governer. After which he was taken to the Soldiers Home in Marshalltown for awhile but was finally taken back to his home in Blanchard, Iowa.
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