John Landreth died at his home south of Republic, KS, . At the age of 19 he
enlisted in the service of his country in Co. D., 16th Regiment lowa Infantry. At
the close of the war July 19, 1865, he received an honorable discharge.
In 1867 he was married to Miss. Mary Swyhart at Webster City, Ia.
He came to Kansas and in 1880 was living in Phillips County, Kansas. In 1892
they had moved to Norway TWP in Republic County and then to Union TWP, near Republic Kansas, for the rest of his life.
Seven children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Landreth , six, of whom
survive; Charles E, Clarence A, John F, Lillie, Sarah and Bert.
Burial Prairie Rose Cemetery.
Jan 1 1864--Webster County, Iowa, United States, Company D, 16th Iowa Infantry
July 19 1965--discharge from military,Louisville, Jefferson, Kentucky, United States
enlisted in the service of his country in Co. D., 16th Regiment lowa Infantry. At
the close of the war July 19, 1865, he received an honorable discharge.
In 1867 he was married to Miss. Mary Swyhart at Webster City, Ia.
He came to Kansas and in 1880 was living in Phillips County, Kansas. In 1892
they had moved to Norway TWP in Republic County and then to Union TWP, near Republic Kansas, for the rest of his life.
Seven children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Landreth , six, of whom
survive; Charles E, Clarence A, John F, Lillie, Sarah and Bert.
Burial Prairie Rose Cemetery.
Jan 1 1864--Webster County, Iowa, United States, Company D, 16th Iowa Infantry
July 19 1965--discharge from military,Louisville, Jefferson, Kentucky, United States
John Landreth died at his home south of Republic, KS, . At the age of 19 he
enlisted in the service of his country in Co. D., 16th Regiment lowa Infantry. At
the close of the war July 19, 1865, he received an honorable discharge.
In 1867 he was married to Miss. Mary Swyhart at Webster City, Ia.
He came to Kansas and in 1880 was living in Phillips County, Kansas. In 1892
they had moved to Norway TWP in Republic County and then to Union TWP, near Republic Kansas, for the rest of his life.
Seven children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Landreth , six, of whom
survive; Charles E, Clarence A, John F, Lillie, Sarah and Bert.
Burial Prairie Rose Cemetery.
Jan 1 1864--Webster County, Iowa, United States, Company D, 16th Iowa Infantry
July 19 1965--discharge from military,Louisville, Jefferson, Kentucky, United States
enlisted in the service of his country in Co. D., 16th Regiment lowa Infantry. At
the close of the war July 19, 1865, he received an honorable discharge.
In 1867 he was married to Miss. Mary Swyhart at Webster City, Ia.
He came to Kansas and in 1880 was living in Phillips County, Kansas. In 1892
they had moved to Norway TWP in Republic County and then to Union TWP, near Republic Kansas, for the rest of his life.
Seven children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Landreth , six, of whom
survive; Charles E, Clarence A, John F, Lillie, Sarah and Bert.
Burial Prairie Rose Cemetery.
Jan 1 1864--Webster County, Iowa, United States, Company D, 16th Iowa Infantry
July 19 1965--discharge from military,Louisville, Jefferson, Kentucky, United States
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