NOTE: CIVIL WAR
Aaron Rood (141334988)
Suggested edit: 92nd Illinois Infantry, Company B
Contributor: G Price (48073475)
ROOD, AARON
Birth June 1, 1845
Died February 19, 1920
Buried February 21, 1920
Block, lot, space: 15 8 6
ROSELAWN CEMETERY
T.G. MC CARTHY FUNERAL HOME
PUEBLO, COLORADO
The Rocky Mountain News (Daily), CO 20 Feb 1920
Aaron Rood, 74, Civil War Veteran, Dies At Pueblo
PUEBLO, Feb. 19 - Aaron Rood, founder and president of the Rood Candy company of Pueblo, veteran of the civil war and prominent in business circles thruout the state, died at a local hospital this noon, following an attack of influenza and pneumonia. He was 74 years old. Mr. Rood came to Colorado in 1872 and went into business at Boulder, later coming to Pueblo. As a member of the G. A. R. he held the distinction of probably being the only G. A. R. member in the United States whose mother is still living.
NOTE: CIVIL WAR
Aaron Rood (141334988)
Suggested edit: 92nd Illinois Infantry, Company B
Contributor: G Price (48073475)
ROOD, AARON
Birth June 1, 1845
Died February 19, 1920
Buried February 21, 1920
Block, lot, space: 15 8 6
ROSELAWN CEMETERY
T.G. MC CARTHY FUNERAL HOME
PUEBLO, COLORADO
The Rocky Mountain News (Daily), CO 20 Feb 1920
Aaron Rood, 74, Civil War Veteran, Dies At Pueblo
PUEBLO, Feb. 19 - Aaron Rood, founder and president of the Rood Candy company of Pueblo, veteran of the civil war and prominent in business circles thruout the state, died at a local hospital this noon, following an attack of influenza and pneumonia. He was 74 years old. Mr. Rood came to Colorado in 1872 and went into business at Boulder, later coming to Pueblo. As a member of the G. A. R. he held the distinction of probably being the only G. A. R. member in the United States whose mother is still living.
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