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Madison
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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: Eyerly, George Washington |
Father: Samuel
M. Eyerly, born near Hagerstown, Maryland |
Residence: Near
Winterset, Madison, Iowa |
Father's
nativity: |
Occupation: Farmer |
Mother: Mary
A. Thuma, born Pennsylvania |
Date
of birth: 17 Jan 1843 |
Mother's
nativity: |
Place
of birth: Mansfield, Lawrence County,
Ohio |
Wife: Martha
Angeline Howell, died 1892? |
Date
of death: 05 May 1927 |
2nd
wife: Clara Bailey, born 14 Aug 1873, Winterset, Madison,
Iowa, married 31 Dec 1897 |
Place
of death: Near Winterset, Madison,
Iowa |
3rd
wife: |
Place
of burial: Winterset, Iowa |
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Cause
of death: |
Children
1st
wife
Luella
Cocklin, Bethany, Missouri
Vincent
Alice C. Knight, Los Angeles, California
Virgil E., Des Moines, Iowa
Howard A., Brighton, Colorado
Charles, Brighton, Colorado
Frank, Brighton, Colorado
Earl
Loren B., Winterset, Iowa
William
Ray
Fred, Winterset, Iowa
2nd
wife
Lloyd W., Des Moines, Iowa
Samuel O., Des Moines, Iowa
John H., Chicago, Illinois
Ralph, Winterset, Iowa
Beulah Thomas, Winterset, Iowa
Mabel Shoemaker, Winterset, Iowa
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War
record |
Rank: Private |
Company: E |
Regiment: 40th |
State: Iowa |
Organization: Volunteer
Infantry |
Enlistment date: 11 Aug 1862, mustered in 13 Sep 1862 |
Enlistment age: 19 |
Residence: Monroe,
Jasper, Iowa |
Mustered out: 02 Aug 1865 at
Fort Gibson, Cherokee Nation |
Discharged: |
Transfers: |
GAR
membership |
Post name: Pitzer |
Date
joined: 09 May 1884 |
Post No.: 55 (76) |
Age
at joining: |
Place: Winterset |
Transfers: Rej
1st term 1906 |
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Sources: Roster
Iowa Soldiers: George W/ Ex-Soldiers Living Iowa 1886 - res.
Winterset/ Post 55 Desc Book #78: age 43 in 1884, 63 in 1906
(#256); Mrs. Clara Eyerly, wid. living Winterset, Iowa 20 Feb
1944/ Son Virgil E, Des Moines, 26 Feb 1944 by phone: Has family
tree at home. |
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Notes: Had
brothers in the War: William R. (Vet) Company B, Corporal, 13th Iowa
Infantry - supposed to have been killed. His father had a letter
from him, the last heard. Josiah B - Company B, 13th Iowa, 1st
Lieutenant.
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Transcribed
by Kent G. Transier 27 Sep 2005.
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