Veteran of the Rebellion
Company A,
6th Regiment, Pennsylvania Cavalry
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Allentown Morning Call - 30 April 1915
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Suddenly stricken with apoplexy, Fred Epler, a Civil War veteran, of Topton, died at noon Wednesday in his 75th year. He saw service for three years with Co. G., Sixth Pennsylvania Volunteer Cavalry. Besides his widow, Fianna (nee Dresher), he is survived by these children: Allen F. Epler, and Mrs. Lizzie Wagenhort, both of Reading; Mrs. F. P. Rohrbach, of Topton, and Rebecca, at home. A sister, Mrs. James Printz, of Reading, also remains.
Company A,
6th Regiment, Pennsylvania Cavalry
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Allentown Morning Call - 30 April 1915
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Suddenly stricken with apoplexy, Fred Epler, a Civil War veteran, of Topton, died at noon Wednesday in his 75th year. He saw service for three years with Co. G., Sixth Pennsylvania Volunteer Cavalry. Besides his widow, Fianna (nee Dresher), he is survived by these children: Allen F. Epler, and Mrs. Lizzie Wagenhort, both of Reading; Mrs. F. P. Rohrbach, of Topton, and Rebecca, at home. A sister, Mrs. James Printz, of Reading, also remains.
Veteran of the Rebellion
Company A,
6th Regiment, Pennsylvania Cavalry
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Allentown Morning Call - 30 April 1915
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Suddenly stricken with apoplexy, Fred Epler, a Civil War veteran, of Topton, died at noon Wednesday in his 75th year. He saw service for three years with Co. G., Sixth Pennsylvania Volunteer Cavalry. Besides his widow, Fianna (nee Dresher), he is survived by these children: Allen F. Epler, and Mrs. Lizzie Wagenhort, both of Reading; Mrs. F. P. Rohrbach, of Topton, and Rebecca, at home. A sister, Mrs. James Printz, of Reading, also remains.
Company A,
6th Regiment, Pennsylvania Cavalry
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Allentown Morning Call - 30 April 1915
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Suddenly stricken with apoplexy, Fred Epler, a Civil War veteran, of Topton, died at noon Wednesday in his 75th year. He saw service for three years with Co. G., Sixth Pennsylvania Volunteer Cavalry. Besides his widow, Fianna (nee Dresher), he is survived by these children: Allen F. Epler, and Mrs. Lizzie Wagenhort, both of Reading; Mrs. F. P. Rohrbach, of Topton, and Rebecca, at home. A sister, Mrs. James Printz, of Reading, also remains.
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