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GENERAL INFORMATION |
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Buried in County:
Mills |
War Served
in: Civil |
| Veteran's Name: William Fickel |
Color: White |
Serial No.: n/a |
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| Date of Birth: 28 Feb 1835 |
Place: Perry County, Ohio |
| Date of Death: 17 Feb 1873 |
Place: Anderson Twp., Mills
County |
| Nearest relative: Father: William |
Mother: Elizabeth |
| Wife: Maria Sowers |
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Children:
George B. |
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| W. Homer |
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| Clark (deceased) |
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| Joseph B. |
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| Residence at Time of Residence:
Roseville, Ohio |
Age: 29 |
| Entered service date: 2 May
1864 |
Place: Zanesville, Ohio |
| Discharged date: 23 Aug 1864 |
Place: Zanesville, Ohio |
Rank: Pvt. |
| Organization served in: Co. K,
159, Ohio Inf. |
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| Foreign countries served in:
n/a |
| Membership in veterans organization:
n/a |
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BURIAL INFORMATION |
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Burial
place: Rural Anderson Twp. |
| Name of cemetery: Wesley Chapel
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Character of grave marker: Mon.
& H. Stone |
| Lot description: Addition: n/a |
Block: n/a |
Lot No. 171 |
Grave No.: n/a |
| If buried in foreign country, state
where and date of reburial: n/a |
| Amount of pension: n/a |
Pension Claim No.: n/a |
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| Name and address of persons and
organizations furnishing this information: |
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G. B. Fickle, Adj. Gen. Ohio |
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| Additional information or history: |
| He came to Iowa in
1873, contracted Smallpox on the way, and died within a
few days after arriving in Mills County. |
| Buried in Section 30,
Wesley Chapel
Cemetery located on the J. H. Plumb farm. Cemetery
started in connection with the Wesley Chapel Church (M.
E.) in 1874. |
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