Enlisted 12 July 1861 - 20 July 1865 Ohio A Co. 32nd Inf Reg, First wife Rebecca Burchfield, 2nd Jane Anna Champer Oct 18, 1865.
Obit James STONEMAN March 9, 1887,
Deceased was one of the old citizens of this vicinity, In recent years he followed teaming for a livelihood, and as he was a great lover of horses this occupation suited his tastes very much.
He enlisted in the first company that left Carroll County for the front,in 1861, and re-enlisted at the expiration of his term, serving until the close of the war.
He was taken ill, Thursday, last, with a severe cold which developed into typhoid pneumonia, from which he suffered very much.
He was a member of the G.A.R and his death reduces the "roll-call" one more member. Funeral today at 2 PM
(Death cert. says 63)
Obit James STONEMAN March 9, 1887,
Deceased was one of the old citizens of this vicinity, In recent years he followed teaming for a livelihood, and as he was a great lover of horses this occupation suited his tastes very much.
He enlisted in the first company that left Carroll County for the front,in 1861, and re-enlisted at the expiration of his term, serving until the close of the war.
He was taken ill, Thursday, last, with a severe cold which developed into typhoid pneumonia, from which he suffered very much.
He was a member of the G.A.R and his death reduces the "roll-call" one more member. Funeral today at 2 PM
(Death cert. says 63)
Enlisted 12 July 1861 - 20 July 1865 Ohio A Co. 32nd Inf Reg, First wife Rebecca Burchfield, 2nd Jane Anna Champer Oct 18, 1865.
Obit James STONEMAN March 9, 1887,
Deceased was one of the old citizens of this vicinity, In recent years he followed teaming for a livelihood, and as he was a great lover of horses this occupation suited his tastes very much.
He enlisted in the first company that left Carroll County for the front,in 1861, and re-enlisted at the expiration of his term, serving until the close of the war.
He was taken ill, Thursday, last, with a severe cold which developed into typhoid pneumonia, from which he suffered very much.
He was a member of the G.A.R and his death reduces the "roll-call" one more member. Funeral today at 2 PM
(Death cert. says 63)
Obit James STONEMAN March 9, 1887,
Deceased was one of the old citizens of this vicinity, In recent years he followed teaming for a livelihood, and as he was a great lover of horses this occupation suited his tastes very much.
He enlisted in the first company that left Carroll County for the front,in 1861, and re-enlisted at the expiration of his term, serving until the close of the war.
He was taken ill, Thursday, last, with a severe cold which developed into typhoid pneumonia, from which he suffered very much.
He was a member of the G.A.R and his death reduces the "roll-call" one more member. Funeral today at 2 PM
(Death cert. says 63)
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