He married 1st on March 6, 1850, Wood County, to Emily Truman. They appear in the 1850 and 1870 census of Wood County, West Virginia. He appears as a widower in the same county in 1880.
He married 2nd on May 3, 1883, Wood County, West Virginia, to Abarilla Elizabeth Dobbins Lang Yerian.
Birth year shown above based on age 46 in 1870.
Served in Co. K, Second Virginia, Regt. Vol. Inf. and also served in Co. E, 17th Regt. Vol. Inf.
The death of Isaac Milstead; occurred at his home on Watt Ave., at ten o'clock, Saturday morning, December 28, 1916. The deceased was eighty-eight years of age. He has been an invalid for three years, and had been confined to his bed for the past sixteen weeks. He was a kind, loving husband and neighbor. He leaves a wife, Mrs. Eliza Milstead, seventy-five years old. They were quite a comfort to each other in their declining years. He served his country's flag for three years, eleven months and three days, in the 17th Ohio Co., the dear old comrades are passing one by one to serve another country in the Great Beyond.
Funeral services were held at their home Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, conducted by Rev. D.C. Whitmarsh, of the Presbyterian Church. Remains were interred in Greenmont Cemetery.
Unknown Belmont County newspaper
Children of Isaac and Emily:
Lorenzo Milstead (ca.1851-unk)
Priscilla Milstead Yerian (1855-unk)
Martha Ellen Milstead Lyons (ca.1856-unk)
William Fernando Milstead (1861-1947)
Rosalia Milstead (ca.1863-unk)
John Milstead (ca.1874-unk)
Charles Milstead (ca.1875-unk)
Clara Milstead (ca.1876-unk)
He married 2nd on May 3, 1883, Wood County, West Virginia, to Abarilla Elizabeth Dobbins Lang Yerian.
Birth year shown above based on age 46 in 1870.
Served in Co. K, Second Virginia, Regt. Vol. Inf. and also served in Co. E, 17th Regt. Vol. Inf.
The death of Isaac Milstead; occurred at his home on Watt Ave., at ten o'clock, Saturday morning, December 28, 1916. The deceased was eighty-eight years of age. He has been an invalid for three years, and had been confined to his bed for the past sixteen weeks. He was a kind, loving husband and neighbor. He leaves a wife, Mrs. Eliza Milstead, seventy-five years old. They were quite a comfort to each other in their declining years. He served his country's flag for three years, eleven months and three days, in the 17th Ohio Co., the dear old comrades are passing one by one to serve another country in the Great Beyond.
Funeral services were held at their home Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, conducted by Rev. D.C. Whitmarsh, of the Presbyterian Church. Remains were interred in Greenmont Cemetery.
Unknown Belmont County newspaper
Children of Isaac and Emily:
Lorenzo Milstead (ca.1851-unk)
Priscilla Milstead Yerian (1855-unk)
Martha Ellen Milstead Lyons (ca.1856-unk)
William Fernando Milstead (1861-1947)
Rosalia Milstead (ca.1863-unk)
John Milstead (ca.1874-unk)
Charles Milstead (ca.1875-unk)
Clara Milstead (ca.1876-unk)
He married 1st on March 6, 1850, Wood County, to Emily Truman. They appear in the 1850 and 1870 census of Wood County, West Virginia. He appears as a widower in the same county in 1880.
He married 2nd on May 3, 1883, Wood County, West Virginia, to Abarilla Elizabeth Dobbins Lang Yerian.
Birth year shown above based on age 46 in 1870.
Served in Co. K, Second Virginia, Regt. Vol. Inf. and also served in Co. E, 17th Regt. Vol. Inf.
The death of Isaac Milstead; occurred at his home on Watt Ave., at ten o'clock, Saturday morning, December 28, 1916. The deceased was eighty-eight years of age. He has been an invalid for three years, and had been confined to his bed for the past sixteen weeks. He was a kind, loving husband and neighbor. He leaves a wife, Mrs. Eliza Milstead, seventy-five years old. They were quite a comfort to each other in their declining years. He served his country's flag for three years, eleven months and three days, in the 17th Ohio Co., the dear old comrades are passing one by one to serve another country in the Great Beyond.
Funeral services were held at their home Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, conducted by Rev. D.C. Whitmarsh, of the Presbyterian Church. Remains were interred in Greenmont Cemetery.
Unknown Belmont County newspaper
Children of Isaac and Emily:
Lorenzo Milstead (ca.1851-unk)
Priscilla Milstead Yerian (1855-unk)
Martha Ellen Milstead Lyons (ca.1856-unk)
William Fernando Milstead (1861-1947)
Rosalia Milstead (ca.1863-unk)
John Milstead (ca.1874-unk)
Charles Milstead (ca.1875-unk)
Clara Milstead (ca.1876-unk)
He married 2nd on May 3, 1883, Wood County, West Virginia, to Abarilla Elizabeth Dobbins Lang Yerian.
Birth year shown above based on age 46 in 1870.
Served in Co. K, Second Virginia, Regt. Vol. Inf. and also served in Co. E, 17th Regt. Vol. Inf.
The death of Isaac Milstead; occurred at his home on Watt Ave., at ten o'clock, Saturday morning, December 28, 1916. The deceased was eighty-eight years of age. He has been an invalid for three years, and had been confined to his bed for the past sixteen weeks. He was a kind, loving husband and neighbor. He leaves a wife, Mrs. Eliza Milstead, seventy-five years old. They were quite a comfort to each other in their declining years. He served his country's flag for three years, eleven months and three days, in the 17th Ohio Co., the dear old comrades are passing one by one to serve another country in the Great Beyond.
Funeral services were held at their home Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, conducted by Rev. D.C. Whitmarsh, of the Presbyterian Church. Remains were interred in Greenmont Cemetery.
Unknown Belmont County newspaper
Children of Isaac and Emily:
Lorenzo Milstead (ca.1851-unk)
Priscilla Milstead Yerian (1855-unk)
Martha Ellen Milstead Lyons (ca.1856-unk)
William Fernando Milstead (1861-1947)
Rosalia Milstead (ca.1863-unk)
John Milstead (ca.1874-unk)
Charles Milstead (ca.1875-unk)
Clara Milstead (ca.1876-unk)
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