Jacob Gamber made application for an invalid pension on 20 February 1890, but due to the slowness of the bureaucracy, he died before he could be awarded benefits. His widow Ann M. [Schaumber] Gamber applied in July 1890 and she was successful in getting benefits, which she received until she died in 1916. She is buried with her husband in St. Paul's Cemetery in Tower City.
Information courtesy of Civil War blog, Gratz, Pa.
Information courtesy of Civil War blog, Gratz, Pa.
Jacob Gamber made application for an invalid pension on 20 February 1890, but due to the slowness of the bureaucracy, he died before he could be awarded benefits. His widow Ann M. [Schaumber] Gamber applied in July 1890 and she was successful in getting benefits, which she received until she died in 1916. She is buried with her husband in St. Paul's Cemetery in Tower City.
Information courtesy of Civil War blog, Gratz, Pa.
Information courtesy of Civil War blog, Gratz, Pa.
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