Corporal Co.K 94th Reg. Ohio Volunteer Infantry Civil War
Married 1st: Ann Elizabeth Karbaugh 16 Oct 1861 Darke Co OH
Married 2nd: Eliza J Dunaway Clark 19 Aug 1890 Champaign Illinois
1st-born child: Cora Binkley, DOB: 16 Jul 1862 Darke Co OH, DOD: 24 Sep 1864 Darke Co OH 2y 2m 8d Burial: Hillgrove Cemetery, Darke Co OH
From The Pantagraph (Bloomington IL) 3 Jul 1893 -
"DEATH OF MR. BURTIS BINKLEY
-The death of Mr. Burtis Binkley occurred last night at 5:45 o'clock after a brief illness. He had been ailing with a dropsical affection for some time, but was taken worse, and he was forced to quit work Wednesday night. He was 53 years of age, but had only lived in this city about five years. He had been employed as engineer at the Big Four pumping station and was quite well known.
He was born in Pennsylvania, but went to Ohio when quite young and resided there until he moved here. He enlisted at the breaking out of the civil war in the 94th Ohio volunteer infantry, and served throughout the disturbance. He was married twice and his second wife survives him, as do six children - Mr. Charles Binkley, of this city; four children, who reside in Ohio, and one child, 2 years old."
Married 1st: Ann Elizabeth Karbaugh 16 Oct 1861 Darke Co OH
Married 2nd: Eliza J Dunaway Clark 19 Aug 1890 Champaign Illinois
1st-born child: Cora Binkley, DOB: 16 Jul 1862 Darke Co OH, DOD: 24 Sep 1864 Darke Co OH 2y 2m 8d Burial: Hillgrove Cemetery, Darke Co OH
From The Pantagraph (Bloomington IL) 3 Jul 1893 -
"DEATH OF MR. BURTIS BINKLEY
-The death of Mr. Burtis Binkley occurred last night at 5:45 o'clock after a brief illness. He had been ailing with a dropsical affection for some time, but was taken worse, and he was forced to quit work Wednesday night. He was 53 years of age, but had only lived in this city about five years. He had been employed as engineer at the Big Four pumping station and was quite well known.
He was born in Pennsylvania, but went to Ohio when quite young and resided there until he moved here. He enlisted at the breaking out of the civil war in the 94th Ohio volunteer infantry, and served throughout the disturbance. He was married twice and his second wife survives him, as do six children - Mr. Charles Binkley, of this city; four children, who reside in Ohio, and one child, 2 years old."
Corporal Co.K 94th Reg. Ohio Volunteer Infantry Civil War
Married 1st: Ann Elizabeth Karbaugh 16 Oct 1861 Darke Co OH
Married 2nd: Eliza J Dunaway Clark 19 Aug 1890 Champaign Illinois
1st-born child: Cora Binkley, DOB: 16 Jul 1862 Darke Co OH, DOD: 24 Sep 1864 Darke Co OH 2y 2m 8d Burial: Hillgrove Cemetery, Darke Co OH
From The Pantagraph (Bloomington IL) 3 Jul 1893 -
"DEATH OF MR. BURTIS BINKLEY
-The death of Mr. Burtis Binkley occurred last night at 5:45 o'clock after a brief illness. He had been ailing with a dropsical affection for some time, but was taken worse, and he was forced to quit work Wednesday night. He was 53 years of age, but had only lived in this city about five years. He had been employed as engineer at the Big Four pumping station and was quite well known.
He was born in Pennsylvania, but went to Ohio when quite young and resided there until he moved here. He enlisted at the breaking out of the civil war in the 94th Ohio volunteer infantry, and served throughout the disturbance. He was married twice and his second wife survives him, as do six children - Mr. Charles Binkley, of this city; four children, who reside in Ohio, and one child, 2 years old."
Married 1st: Ann Elizabeth Karbaugh 16 Oct 1861 Darke Co OH
Married 2nd: Eliza J Dunaway Clark 19 Aug 1890 Champaign Illinois
1st-born child: Cora Binkley, DOB: 16 Jul 1862 Darke Co OH, DOD: 24 Sep 1864 Darke Co OH 2y 2m 8d Burial: Hillgrove Cemetery, Darke Co OH
From The Pantagraph (Bloomington IL) 3 Jul 1893 -
"DEATH OF MR. BURTIS BINKLEY
-The death of Mr. Burtis Binkley occurred last night at 5:45 o'clock after a brief illness. He had been ailing with a dropsical affection for some time, but was taken worse, and he was forced to quit work Wednesday night. He was 53 years of age, but had only lived in this city about five years. He had been employed as engineer at the Big Four pumping station and was quite well known.
He was born in Pennsylvania, but went to Ohio when quite young and resided there until he moved here. He enlisted at the breaking out of the civil war in the 94th Ohio volunteer infantry, and served throughout the disturbance. He was married twice and his second wife survives him, as do six children - Mr. Charles Binkley, of this city; four children, who reside in Ohio, and one child, 2 years old."
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