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GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC VETERAN RECORD TRANSCRIPTION |
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Data added by transcriber in blue font |
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Veteran's Name: Young, Charles H |
Father: | ||
| Residence: St. Charles, Iowa | Father's nativity: | ||
| Occupation: Farmer/Minister in Truro | Mother: | ||
| Date of birth: 04 Aug 1821 | Mother's nativity: | ||
| Place of birth: Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania | Wife: Margaret | ||
| Date of death: 18 Apr 1912 | 2nd wife: Rebecca | ||
| Place of death: Beverly, Illinois | 3rd wife: | ||
| Place of burial: Young Cemetery, Truro, Iowa | |||
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| War record | |||
| Rank: Private | Company: F | Regiment: 39th | |
| State: Iowa | Organization: Infantry | ||
| Enlistment date: 20 Aug 1862, musterd in 08 Sep 1862 | |||
| Enlistment age: 41 | Residence: St. Charles | ||
| Mustered out: | |||
| Discharged: for disease 19 Feb 1863 at Corinth, Mississippi | |||
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| GAR membership | |||
| Post name: Jonathan Roby | Date joined: 16 Jun 1888 | ||
| Post No.: 449 (1) (Post Commander - 1888) | Age at joining: | ||
| Place: Truro | Transfers: | ||
| Sources: Graves Reg.: dates birth, death. "Mr. Young was minister in Truro, helped build the first house in Ohio Township." Member post 158 St. Charles.; Roster Iowa Soldiers: Young, Charles H; Ex-Soldiers Living Iowa 1886: C. H. res. Truro; Post 449 Desc Book: age 66 in 1888 | |||
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| Transcribed by Kent G. Transier 07 Jan 2006. |