* Last name spelled as "havenEr" on stone but buried with two children stones spelled "havenAr".
* Illinois Civil War Detail Report
Name: HAVENAR, SAMUEL / Rank: PVT / Company: D / Unit: 33 IL US INF / Residence: ILLIOPOLIS, SANGAMON CO, IL / Age: 30 / Height: 5' 8 1/2 / Hair: DARK / Eyes: BLACK / Complexion: DARK / Marital Status: MARRIED / Occupation: ENGINEER / Nativity: PERRY CO, OH / Joined: OCT 11, 1861 / Period: 3 YRS / Discharged: OCT 11, 1864 EXPIRATION TERM OF SERVICE
*Parents, Spelling of last Name per Larry Ciet (#48444619) 06/12/2018
*I put in an edit to have his last name Havener ending in er. It is best to create a memorial as spelling is on stone so someone foes not go behind you and create a duplicate memorial on a person. They try to find that specific spelling of a name on a stone in the cemetery when searching Find A Grave and cannot Find it, they may create a duplicate memorial for that person. You can always explain name spelling in bio as you have already done. Thanks for all your hard work. I see you do a really good job putting info on a memorial. This really helps individuals as me in trying to put my family tree together. The Havener’s are in my tree of 60,000 individuals. They are not closely related to me. The Havener family switch back and forth on their Last name spelling E or A. It really doesn’t Matter how they spell it, once connected to one another in Find A Grave they all become one connecting family.
per Larry Ciet 06/18/2018
* Illinois Civil War Detail Report
Name: HAVENAR, SAMUEL / Rank: PVT / Company: D / Unit: 33 IL US INF / Residence: ILLIOPOLIS, SANGAMON CO, IL / Age: 30 / Height: 5' 8 1/2 / Hair: DARK / Eyes: BLACK / Complexion: DARK / Marital Status: MARRIED / Occupation: ENGINEER / Nativity: PERRY CO, OH / Joined: OCT 11, 1861 / Period: 3 YRS / Discharged: OCT 11, 1864 EXPIRATION TERM OF SERVICE
*Parents, Spelling of last Name per Larry Ciet (#48444619) 06/12/2018
*I put in an edit to have his last name Havener ending in er. It is best to create a memorial as spelling is on stone so someone foes not go behind you and create a duplicate memorial on a person. They try to find that specific spelling of a name on a stone in the cemetery when searching Find A Grave and cannot Find it, they may create a duplicate memorial for that person. You can always explain name spelling in bio as you have already done. Thanks for all your hard work. I see you do a really good job putting info on a memorial. This really helps individuals as me in trying to put my family tree together. The Havener’s are in my tree of 60,000 individuals. They are not closely related to me. The Havener family switch back and forth on their Last name spelling E or A. It really doesn’t Matter how they spell it, once connected to one another in Find A Grave they all become one connecting family.
per Larry Ciet 06/18/2018
* Last name spelled as "havenEr" on stone but buried with two children stones spelled "havenAr".
* Illinois Civil War Detail Report
Name: HAVENAR, SAMUEL / Rank: PVT / Company: D / Unit: 33 IL US INF / Residence: ILLIOPOLIS, SANGAMON CO, IL / Age: 30 / Height: 5' 8 1/2 / Hair: DARK / Eyes: BLACK / Complexion: DARK / Marital Status: MARRIED / Occupation: ENGINEER / Nativity: PERRY CO, OH / Joined: OCT 11, 1861 / Period: 3 YRS / Discharged: OCT 11, 1864 EXPIRATION TERM OF SERVICE
*Parents, Spelling of last Name per Larry Ciet (#48444619) 06/12/2018
*I put in an edit to have his last name Havener ending in er. It is best to create a memorial as spelling is on stone so someone foes not go behind you and create a duplicate memorial on a person. They try to find that specific spelling of a name on a stone in the cemetery when searching Find A Grave and cannot Find it, they may create a duplicate memorial for that person. You can always explain name spelling in bio as you have already done. Thanks for all your hard work. I see you do a really good job putting info on a memorial. This really helps individuals as me in trying to put my family tree together. The Havener’s are in my tree of 60,000 individuals. They are not closely related to me. The Havener family switch back and forth on their Last name spelling E or A. It really doesn’t Matter how they spell it, once connected to one another in Find A Grave they all become one connecting family.
per Larry Ciet 06/18/2018
* Illinois Civil War Detail Report
Name: HAVENAR, SAMUEL / Rank: PVT / Company: D / Unit: 33 IL US INF / Residence: ILLIOPOLIS, SANGAMON CO, IL / Age: 30 / Height: 5' 8 1/2 / Hair: DARK / Eyes: BLACK / Complexion: DARK / Marital Status: MARRIED / Occupation: ENGINEER / Nativity: PERRY CO, OH / Joined: OCT 11, 1861 / Period: 3 YRS / Discharged: OCT 11, 1864 EXPIRATION TERM OF SERVICE
*Parents, Spelling of last Name per Larry Ciet (#48444619) 06/12/2018
*I put in an edit to have his last name Havener ending in er. It is best to create a memorial as spelling is on stone so someone foes not go behind you and create a duplicate memorial on a person. They try to find that specific spelling of a name on a stone in the cemetery when searching Find A Grave and cannot Find it, they may create a duplicate memorial for that person. You can always explain name spelling in bio as you have already done. Thanks for all your hard work. I see you do a really good job putting info on a memorial. This really helps individuals as me in trying to put my family tree together. The Havener’s are in my tree of 60,000 individuals. They are not closely related to me. The Havener family switch back and forth on their Last name spelling E or A. It really doesn’t Matter how they spell it, once connected to one another in Find A Grave they all become one connecting family.
per Larry Ciet 06/18/2018
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