Philip Dwyer III was born in Schuyler Falls, NY and died in Bristol, VT. He was enlisted as a Private into Co. G, 14th Vermont Infantry on Oct. 21, 1862 and discharged on July 30, 1863. He was re-enlisted as a Private into Co. B, 9th Vermont Infantry on January 13, 1864 and discharged on December 26, 1865. He was a farmer.
Additional info from Rick57; As his service in 14th Vermont Infantry, he combatted at the Battle of Gettysburg. As his service in 9th Vermont Infantry, he combatted at the Battles of Newport Barracks (NC), Chaffin's Farm (VA), Fair Oaks (VA) and Richmond (VA).
Parent links from Anonymous FAG member, I can not verify. Baptismal Name: Philippe Doiron III.
The 9th and 14th Vermont Infantry Flags are at Vermont State House in Montpelier, Vermont.
Obit sent by Anonymous (#46603377); Bristol Herald
Friday, April 17, 1931. Philip Dwire, one of the two remaining Civil War Veterans, died at his home on West street Friday, at the age of 86, after a long period of ill health. Mr. Dwire served for three years and seven days during the war of the Rebellion in Company B, 14th Vermont Regiment. Mr. Dwire is survived by 10 children, Charles and Henry Dwire of Huntington, Mrs. Ezra Lafayette, Mrs. John Brewster and William Dwire of Rutland, Nelson Dwire of Brandon, Leon Dwire of Leicester, Mrs. Andrew Hallock and James Dwire of Starksboro, and Joseph Dwire, of Bristol, 43 grandchildren and 47 great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held at St. Ambrose church Monday morning at 10 o'clock, Father Dame officiating. Burial was beside his wife in Greenwood cemetery.
Philip Dwyer III was born in Schuyler Falls, NY and died in Bristol, VT. He was enlisted as a Private into Co. G, 14th Vermont Infantry on Oct. 21, 1862 and discharged on July 30, 1863. He was re-enlisted as a Private into Co. B, 9th Vermont Infantry on January 13, 1864 and discharged on December 26, 1865. He was a farmer.
Additional info from Rick57; As his service in 14th Vermont Infantry, he combatted at the Battle of Gettysburg. As his service in 9th Vermont Infantry, he combatted at the Battles of Newport Barracks (NC), Chaffin's Farm (VA), Fair Oaks (VA) and Richmond (VA).
Parent links from Anonymous FAG member, I can not verify. Baptismal Name: Philippe Doiron III.
The 9th and 14th Vermont Infantry Flags are at Vermont State House in Montpelier, Vermont.
Obit sent by Anonymous (#46603377); Bristol Herald
Friday, April 17, 1931. Philip Dwire, one of the two remaining Civil War Veterans, died at his home on West street Friday, at the age of 86, after a long period of ill health. Mr. Dwire served for three years and seven days during the war of the Rebellion in Company B, 14th Vermont Regiment. Mr. Dwire is survived by 10 children, Charles and Henry Dwire of Huntington, Mrs. Ezra Lafayette, Mrs. John Brewster and William Dwire of Rutland, Nelson Dwire of Brandon, Leon Dwire of Leicester, Mrs. Andrew Hallock and James Dwire of Starksboro, and Joseph Dwire, of Bristol, 43 grandchildren and 47 great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held at St. Ambrose church Monday morning at 10 o'clock, Father Dame officiating. Burial was beside his wife in Greenwood cemetery.
Family Members
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Charles Harold Dwire
1867–1951
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Leon Dwire
1869–1950
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Katherine Dwire Lafayette
1870–1932
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Olive Dwire Hallock
1873–1940
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Joseph Dwire
1873–1951
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Henry Sherman Dwyer
1875–1954
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James S Dwire
1878–1955
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Jennie Vivian Dwyer Brewster
1878–1963
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William Philip Dwire
1880–1958
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Nelson Napoleon Dwyer
1883–1968
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Margaret B "Maggie" Dwyer Lawrence
1885–1917
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Infant Children Dwire
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Charley Dwire
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