GAR AARON DUTCHER was born in South Amenia, New York on July 7, 1845. He enlisted in Company A, 150th New York Volunteers at the age of 17 and was to serve with that unit for 3 years. He marched with General Sherman's March to the Sea. He was in the Grand Review in Washington, and was discharged on June 8, 1863. He first married, Julia Horkey, and they were early pioneers in Red Willow County in 1879. He suffered a stroke on Monday, February 28, 1916 and passed away on Saturday, March 4, 1916. He was buried in the Cedar Grove Cemetery, Indianola, Nebraska.
Reprint bio from Trails West to Red Willow County by Robert Ray and Lois Rutledge published 1982. Reprint permission given by Mr. Ray. Added by Jim Almquist
Reprint bio from Trails West to Red Willow County by Robert Ray and Lois Rutledge published 1982. Reprint permission given by Mr. Ray. Added by Jim Almquist
GAR AARON DUTCHER was born in South Amenia, New York on July 7, 1845. He enlisted in Company A, 150th New York Volunteers at the age of 17 and was to serve with that unit for 3 years. He marched with General Sherman's March to the Sea. He was in the Grand Review in Washington, and was discharged on June 8, 1863. He first married, Julia Horkey, and they were early pioneers in Red Willow County in 1879. He suffered a stroke on Monday, February 28, 1916 and passed away on Saturday, March 4, 1916. He was buried in the Cedar Grove Cemetery, Indianola, Nebraska.
Reprint bio from Trails West to Red Willow County by Robert Ray and Lois Rutledge published 1982. Reprint permission given by Mr. Ray. Added by Jim Almquist
Reprint bio from Trails West to Red Willow County by Robert Ray and Lois Rutledge published 1982. Reprint permission given by Mr. Ray. Added by Jim Almquist
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