9th (Gantt's) Battalion, Tennessee Cavalry, Co. G & C, Confederate side, rank in Pvt. rank out Bvt 2 Lt. (Civil War Soldiers and Sailors)
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Mr. John Kinzer, an old and respected citizen of Santa Fe, died at his home last Sunday morning. Hemmorrhage of the lungs was the cause of his death. The remains were interred last Monday in the Knob Creek Cemetery. Deceased had a large number of friends who will learn with much regret of his death. -- Columbia Herald, 20 May 1892.
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Mr. John Kinzer, an old and respected citizen of Santa Fe, died at his home last Sunday morning. Hemmorrhage of the lungs was the cause of his death. The remains were interred last Monday in the Knob Creek Cemetery. Deceased had a large number of friends who will learn with much regret of his death. -- Columbia Herald, 20 May 1892.
9th (Gantt's) Battalion, Tennessee Cavalry, Co. G & C, Confederate side, rank in Pvt. rank out Bvt 2 Lt. (Civil War Soldiers and Sailors)
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Mr. John Kinzer, an old and respected citizen of Santa Fe, died at his home last Sunday morning. Hemmorrhage of the lungs was the cause of his death. The remains were interred last Monday in the Knob Creek Cemetery. Deceased had a large number of friends who will learn with much regret of his death. -- Columbia Herald, 20 May 1892.
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Mr. John Kinzer, an old and respected citizen of Santa Fe, died at his home last Sunday morning. Hemmorrhage of the lungs was the cause of his death. The remains were interred last Monday in the Knob Creek Cemetery. Deceased had a large number of friends who will learn with much regret of his death. -- Columbia Herald, 20 May 1892.
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JOHN W. KINZER
OCT. 22, 1824
MAY 15, 1932
Gravesite Details
shares stone with MARTHA P. WITHERSPOON KINZER
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