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Aged 49 Years
Mr. B. W. Reilly, a member of Dallas Typographical Union, died yesterday at his
residence, corner Hord and Griffin streets, the remains will be interred to-day by the
Union.
- May 23, 1888, Daily Times Herald, p. 1, col. 4.
He is buried with other members of the Dallas Typographical Society in Lots 12, 1, 2 of
Block 11.
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His first name was Burgoyne, not Bernard, middle name Wallace. I do not know who had the erroneous military headstone installed. He did serve in the Civil War, but he entered from the State of Texas, serving in Company A, 6th Regiment, Texas Cavalry (Wharton, Stone's). He did not enter from the state of Louisiana. On the Civil War index, his first name is spelled Burgoin. His father was James M. Reilly and his mother Kitsy Coon. I haven't located their burial sites yet, but James died in Sequatchie Co., TN, in Sep 1879, and Kitsy before 1850 in either Hickman Co., KY, or Grundy Co., TN. Burgoyne was married to Elizabeth Featherstone on 28 Jun 1868 in Tyler, Smith Co., TX. They had 2 children: William Madison and Leona. I had not yet located Elizabeth's burial site. Any correction would be appreciated.
This information from Find A Grave contributor Donnie: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=mr&MRid=47149644
Aged 49 Years
Mr. B. W. Reilly, a member of Dallas Typographical Union, died yesterday at his
residence, corner Hord and Griffin streets, the remains will be interred to-day by the
Union.
- May 23, 1888, Daily Times Herald, p. 1, col. 4.
He is buried with other members of the Dallas Typographical Society in Lots 12, 1, 2 of
Block 11.
**********************
His first name was Burgoyne, not Bernard, middle name Wallace. I do not know who had the erroneous military headstone installed. He did serve in the Civil War, but he entered from the State of Texas, serving in Company A, 6th Regiment, Texas Cavalry (Wharton, Stone's). He did not enter from the state of Louisiana. On the Civil War index, his first name is spelled Burgoin. His father was James M. Reilly and his mother Kitsy Coon. I haven't located their burial sites yet, but James died in Sequatchie Co., TN, in Sep 1879, and Kitsy before 1850 in either Hickman Co., KY, or Grundy Co., TN. Burgoyne was married to Elizabeth Featherstone on 28 Jun 1868 in Tyler, Smith Co., TX. They had 2 children: William Madison and Leona. I had not yet located Elizabeth's burial site. Any correction would be appreciated.
This information from Find A Grave contributor Donnie: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=mr&MRid=47149644
C S A
Aged 49 Years
Mr. B. W. Reilly, a member of Dallas Typographical Union, died yesterday at his
residence, corner Hord and Griffin streets, the remains will be interred to-day by the
Union.
- May 23, 1888, Daily Times Herald, p. 1, col. 4.
He is buried with other members of the Dallas Typographical Society in Lots 12, 1, 2 of
Block 11.
**********************
His first name was Burgoyne, not Bernard, middle name Wallace. I do not know who had the erroneous military headstone installed. He did serve in the Civil War, but he entered from the State of Texas, serving in Company A, 6th Regiment, Texas Cavalry (Wharton, Stone's). He did not enter from the state of Louisiana. On the Civil War index, his first name is spelled Burgoin. His father was James M. Reilly and his mother Kitsy Coon. I haven't located their burial sites yet, but James died in Sequatchie Co., TN, in Sep 1879, and Kitsy before 1850 in either Hickman Co., KY, or Grundy Co., TN. Burgoyne was married to Elizabeth Featherstone on 28 Jun 1868 in Tyler, Smith Co., TX. They had 2 children: William Madison and Leona. I had not yet located Elizabeth's burial site. Any correction would be appreciated.
This information from Find A Grave contributor Donnie: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=mr&MRid=47149644
Aged 49 Years
Mr. B. W. Reilly, a member of Dallas Typographical Union, died yesterday at his
residence, corner Hord and Griffin streets, the remains will be interred to-day by the
Union.
- May 23, 1888, Daily Times Herald, p. 1, col. 4.
He is buried with other members of the Dallas Typographical Society in Lots 12, 1, 2 of
Block 11.
**********************
His first name was Burgoyne, not Bernard, middle name Wallace. I do not know who had the erroneous military headstone installed. He did serve in the Civil War, but he entered from the State of Texas, serving in Company A, 6th Regiment, Texas Cavalry (Wharton, Stone's). He did not enter from the state of Louisiana. On the Civil War index, his first name is spelled Burgoin. His father was James M. Reilly and his mother Kitsy Coon. I haven't located their burial sites yet, but James died in Sequatchie Co., TN, in Sep 1879, and Kitsy before 1850 in either Hickman Co., KY, or Grundy Co., TN. Burgoyne was married to Elizabeth Featherstone on 28 Jun 1868 in Tyler, Smith Co., TX. They had 2 children: William Madison and Leona. I had not yet located Elizabeth's burial site. Any correction would be appreciated.
This information from Find A Grave contributor Donnie: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=mr&MRid=47149644
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