Private, Burnetts Regiment, 1st New York Volunteers, Mexican War; 1st Lieutenant, 34th New York Volunteer Infantry; Private, 152nd New York Volunteer Infantry, Civil War; G.A.R.
Grand Island Indpendant, Dec. 3, 1901 - Martin (Warren) Mack an old soldier and inmate of the St. Francis Hospital for the last eight months, died last night. The deceased was injured by a fall while in this city and was taken to the hospital but never recovered. He was eighty five years old and leaves a son, Charles Mack, residing at Hooper, Nebraska, who will arrive soon to take charge of the remains.
Grand Island Indpendant, Dec. 3, 1901 - Martin (Warren) Mack an old soldier and inmate of the St. Francis Hospital for the last eight months, died last night. The deceased was injured by a fall while in this city and was taken to the hospital but never recovered. He was eighty five years old and leaves a son, Charles Mack, residing at Hooper, Nebraska, who will arrive soon to take charge of the remains.
Private, Burnetts Regiment, 1st New York Volunteers, Mexican War; 1st Lieutenant, 34th New York Volunteer Infantry; Private, 152nd New York Volunteer Infantry, Civil War; G.A.R.
Grand Island Indpendant, Dec. 3, 1901 - Martin (Warren) Mack an old soldier and inmate of the St. Francis Hospital for the last eight months, died last night. The deceased was injured by a fall while in this city and was taken to the hospital but never recovered. He was eighty five years old and leaves a son, Charles Mack, residing at Hooper, Nebraska, who will arrive soon to take charge of the remains.
Grand Island Indpendant, Dec. 3, 1901 - Martin (Warren) Mack an old soldier and inmate of the St. Francis Hospital for the last eight months, died last night. The deceased was injured by a fall while in this city and was taken to the hospital but never recovered. He was eighty five years old and leaves a son, Charles Mack, residing at Hooper, Nebraska, who will arrive soon to take charge of the remains.
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WARREN MACK, BORN MAY 14, 1822, DIED DEC 2, 1901
THE PAINS OF DEATH ARE PAST, LABOR AND SORROW CEASE, AND LIFE'S LONG WARFARE CLOSED AT LAST, THY SOULS FOUND IN PEACE
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