William Comer is a son of Andrew & Elizabeth Comer of Gamaliel, KY. He married Matilda E. Conkin, daughter of James & Hannah Conkin, on June 15, 1865.
Civil War Veteran: Corporal William Comer, Co. F, 1st Regiment Tennessee Mounted Infantry (Union). He enlisted on January 18, 1864 and discharged on May 3, 1865. Served in Co. F with his 1st cousin Robert F. Comer.
A neck wound received in the Civil War never healed and he died from it in a cancerous condition on August 4, 1896 in Gainesville, Missouri, where he is buried. About December 17, 1870 he moved his family from Gamaliel, Kentucky to Ozark County, Missouri where he engaged in mercantile business (Comer and Son).
Civil War Veteran: Corporal William Comer, Co. F, 1st Regiment Tennessee Mounted Infantry (Union). He enlisted on January 18, 1864 and discharged on May 3, 1865. Served in Co. F with his 1st cousin Robert F. Comer.
A neck wound received in the Civil War never healed and he died from it in a cancerous condition on August 4, 1896 in Gainesville, Missouri, where he is buried. About December 17, 1870 he moved his family from Gamaliel, Kentucky to Ozark County, Missouri where he engaged in mercantile business (Comer and Son).
William Comer is a son of Andrew & Elizabeth Comer of Gamaliel, KY. He married Matilda E. Conkin, daughter of James & Hannah Conkin, on June 15, 1865.
Civil War Veteran: Corporal William Comer, Co. F, 1st Regiment Tennessee Mounted Infantry (Union). He enlisted on January 18, 1864 and discharged on May 3, 1865. Served in Co. F with his 1st cousin Robert F. Comer.
A neck wound received in the Civil War never healed and he died from it in a cancerous condition on August 4, 1896 in Gainesville, Missouri, where he is buried. About December 17, 1870 he moved his family from Gamaliel, Kentucky to Ozark County, Missouri where he engaged in mercantile business (Comer and Son).
Civil War Veteran: Corporal William Comer, Co. F, 1st Regiment Tennessee Mounted Infantry (Union). He enlisted on January 18, 1864 and discharged on May 3, 1865. Served in Co. F with his 1st cousin Robert F. Comer.
A neck wound received in the Civil War never healed and he died from it in a cancerous condition on August 4, 1896 in Gainesville, Missouri, where he is buried. About December 17, 1870 he moved his family from Gamaliel, Kentucky to Ozark County, Missouri where he engaged in mercantile business (Comer and Son).
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