McUMBER, Abner Veteran Clinton Mar 17, 1864 Tr. to Co. B. Veteran Bat.
McUMBER, Abner Private Clinton Aug 7, 1861 Re-enlisted as Veteran
Company F 41st Illinois Infantry.
Company "G" 53rd Illinois Infantry
McUMBER, Abner Rec. trans. from 41st Ill. Inf. Clinton --- Vet. MO July 22, 1865
U S Civil War Pension Index
Shows Name as
Abner McCumber
and
Abner McUmber as Alias
B & F Companys 41st Illinois Infantry
Company G 53rd Illinois Infantry.
Wife Henrietta McCumber Appl 03 30 1914
Abner McCUMBER
March 27, 1914
Clinton Register
ANOTHER OLD SOLDIER CALLED
Abner McCumber Died Last Sunday Afternoon
Veteran of Civil War - Funeral Tuesday
Another old soldier answered the roll call last Sunday when Abner McCUMBER breathed his last breath at his home on South East street at 12:30 p.m.
Thirteen years ago deceased suffered a stroke of paralysis, from which he partially recovered, but since that time had not been able to engage in any hard labor. Seven years ago he suffered a second stroke which left him in an enfeebled condition. On Wednesday of last week he suffered the third and fatal stroke while at home.
Deceased was born in Ohio, June 6, 1840, and came with his brother to this county before the war. He enlisted with Co. F, 41st Ill. Vol., at Decatur and served during the remainder of the war. Following the close of the conflict he returned to this county and was employed on the farm of Ben Mitchell southeast of this city. March 30, 1873, he was united in marriage to Henrietta JEWETT, near Weldon. He is survived by the widow and three children, the latter being Mrs. F. W. WHEELER, North Macon street, Ira and Mrs. Fred DuBOIS, the latter two residing at home. He also leaves a sister, Mrs O. P. HAINES, a Clinton resident.
Funeral services were held at the home at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, Rev. E. K. TOWLE, pastor of the M. E. church officiating. Interment in Woodlawn.
Info from DeWitt Co. Gem web Site
McUMBER, Abner Private Clinton Aug 7, 1861 Re-enlisted as Veteran
Company F 41st Illinois Infantry.
Company "G" 53rd Illinois Infantry
McUMBER, Abner Rec. trans. from 41st Ill. Inf. Clinton --- Vet. MO July 22, 1865
U S Civil War Pension Index
Shows Name as
Abner McCumber
and
Abner McUmber as Alias
B & F Companys 41st Illinois Infantry
Company G 53rd Illinois Infantry.
Wife Henrietta McCumber Appl 03 30 1914
Abner McCUMBER
March 27, 1914
Clinton Register
ANOTHER OLD SOLDIER CALLED
Abner McCumber Died Last Sunday Afternoon
Veteran of Civil War - Funeral Tuesday
Another old soldier answered the roll call last Sunday when Abner McCUMBER breathed his last breath at his home on South East street at 12:30 p.m.
Thirteen years ago deceased suffered a stroke of paralysis, from which he partially recovered, but since that time had not been able to engage in any hard labor. Seven years ago he suffered a second stroke which left him in an enfeebled condition. On Wednesday of last week he suffered the third and fatal stroke while at home.
Deceased was born in Ohio, June 6, 1840, and came with his brother to this county before the war. He enlisted with Co. F, 41st Ill. Vol., at Decatur and served during the remainder of the war. Following the close of the conflict he returned to this county and was employed on the farm of Ben Mitchell southeast of this city. March 30, 1873, he was united in marriage to Henrietta JEWETT, near Weldon. He is survived by the widow and three children, the latter being Mrs. F. W. WHEELER, North Macon street, Ira and Mrs. Fred DuBOIS, the latter two residing at home. He also leaves a sister, Mrs O. P. HAINES, a Clinton resident.
Funeral services were held at the home at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, Rev. E. K. TOWLE, pastor of the M. E. church officiating. Interment in Woodlawn.
Info from DeWitt Co. Gem web Site
McUMBER, Abner Veteran Clinton Mar 17, 1864 Tr. to Co. B. Veteran Bat.
McUMBER, Abner Private Clinton Aug 7, 1861 Re-enlisted as Veteran
Company F 41st Illinois Infantry.
Company "G" 53rd Illinois Infantry
McUMBER, Abner Rec. trans. from 41st Ill. Inf. Clinton --- Vet. MO July 22, 1865
U S Civil War Pension Index
Shows Name as
Abner McCumber
and
Abner McUmber as Alias
B & F Companys 41st Illinois Infantry
Company G 53rd Illinois Infantry.
Wife Henrietta McCumber Appl 03 30 1914
Abner McCUMBER
March 27, 1914
Clinton Register
ANOTHER OLD SOLDIER CALLED
Abner McCumber Died Last Sunday Afternoon
Veteran of Civil War - Funeral Tuesday
Another old soldier answered the roll call last Sunday when Abner McCUMBER breathed his last breath at his home on South East street at 12:30 p.m.
Thirteen years ago deceased suffered a stroke of paralysis, from which he partially recovered, but since that time had not been able to engage in any hard labor. Seven years ago he suffered a second stroke which left him in an enfeebled condition. On Wednesday of last week he suffered the third and fatal stroke while at home.
Deceased was born in Ohio, June 6, 1840, and came with his brother to this county before the war. He enlisted with Co. F, 41st Ill. Vol., at Decatur and served during the remainder of the war. Following the close of the conflict he returned to this county and was employed on the farm of Ben Mitchell southeast of this city. March 30, 1873, he was united in marriage to Henrietta JEWETT, near Weldon. He is survived by the widow and three children, the latter being Mrs. F. W. WHEELER, North Macon street, Ira and Mrs. Fred DuBOIS, the latter two residing at home. He also leaves a sister, Mrs O. P. HAINES, a Clinton resident.
Funeral services were held at the home at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, Rev. E. K. TOWLE, pastor of the M. E. church officiating. Interment in Woodlawn.
Info from DeWitt Co. Gem web Site
McUMBER, Abner Private Clinton Aug 7, 1861 Re-enlisted as Veteran
Company F 41st Illinois Infantry.
Company "G" 53rd Illinois Infantry
McUMBER, Abner Rec. trans. from 41st Ill. Inf. Clinton --- Vet. MO July 22, 1865
U S Civil War Pension Index
Shows Name as
Abner McCumber
and
Abner McUmber as Alias
B & F Companys 41st Illinois Infantry
Company G 53rd Illinois Infantry.
Wife Henrietta McCumber Appl 03 30 1914
Abner McCUMBER
March 27, 1914
Clinton Register
ANOTHER OLD SOLDIER CALLED
Abner McCumber Died Last Sunday Afternoon
Veteran of Civil War - Funeral Tuesday
Another old soldier answered the roll call last Sunday when Abner McCUMBER breathed his last breath at his home on South East street at 12:30 p.m.
Thirteen years ago deceased suffered a stroke of paralysis, from which he partially recovered, but since that time had not been able to engage in any hard labor. Seven years ago he suffered a second stroke which left him in an enfeebled condition. On Wednesday of last week he suffered the third and fatal stroke while at home.
Deceased was born in Ohio, June 6, 1840, and came with his brother to this county before the war. He enlisted with Co. F, 41st Ill. Vol., at Decatur and served during the remainder of the war. Following the close of the conflict he returned to this county and was employed on the farm of Ben Mitchell southeast of this city. March 30, 1873, he was united in marriage to Henrietta JEWETT, near Weldon. He is survived by the widow and three children, the latter being Mrs. F. W. WHEELER, North Macon street, Ira and Mrs. Fred DuBOIS, the latter two residing at home. He also leaves a sister, Mrs O. P. HAINES, a Clinton resident.
Funeral services were held at the home at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, Rev. E. K. TOWLE, pastor of the M. E. church officiating. Interment in Woodlawn.
Info from DeWitt Co. Gem web Site
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