Sergeant Co. C 142nd Regiment Pa. Infantry
Aug. 12, 1862-Mustered out with company May 29, 1865
Suggested edit: Obituary
Jacob Phillippi of Kingwood, a veteran of the Civil war, died on Thursday night at his home and was buried on Saturday afternoon in the Lutheran Cemetery at Kingwood. He was aged 71 years, 2 months and 17 days. He received a paralytic stroke two days prior to his death. He was married three times and is survived by the third wife and the following children: By the first wife, Mrs. Lydia Snyder, Markleton; Mrs. Martha King, Indian Head; John Phillippi, Connellsville; Albert Phillippi, Coal Run. By his second wife, Mrs. Lucy Shoemaker of near Connellsville; and the third wife, Ruth and Lena, twin daughters, and Lawrence at home. The family wishes to return thanks through the columns of the Commercial, to the many neighbors and friends for the many kindnesses received and sympathies shown during the recent bereavement.
--Meyersdale Commercial, Feb. 19, 1914
(http://files.usgwarchives.net/pa/somerset/obits/p1/phillippi-jacob.txt)
Contributor: Michael W. Sechler (48022195) • [email protected]
Aug. 12, 1862-Mustered out with company May 29, 1865
Suggested edit: Obituary
Jacob Phillippi of Kingwood, a veteran of the Civil war, died on Thursday night at his home and was buried on Saturday afternoon in the Lutheran Cemetery at Kingwood. He was aged 71 years, 2 months and 17 days. He received a paralytic stroke two days prior to his death. He was married three times and is survived by the third wife and the following children: By the first wife, Mrs. Lydia Snyder, Markleton; Mrs. Martha King, Indian Head; John Phillippi, Connellsville; Albert Phillippi, Coal Run. By his second wife, Mrs. Lucy Shoemaker of near Connellsville; and the third wife, Ruth and Lena, twin daughters, and Lawrence at home. The family wishes to return thanks through the columns of the Commercial, to the many neighbors and friends for the many kindnesses received and sympathies shown during the recent bereavement.
--Meyersdale Commercial, Feb. 19, 1914
(http://files.usgwarchives.net/pa/somerset/obits/p1/phillippi-jacob.txt)
Contributor: Michael W. Sechler (48022195) • [email protected]
Sergeant Co. C 142nd Regiment Pa. Infantry
Aug. 12, 1862-Mustered out with company May 29, 1865
Suggested edit: Obituary
Jacob Phillippi of Kingwood, a veteran of the Civil war, died on Thursday night at his home and was buried on Saturday afternoon in the Lutheran Cemetery at Kingwood. He was aged 71 years, 2 months and 17 days. He received a paralytic stroke two days prior to his death. He was married three times and is survived by the third wife and the following children: By the first wife, Mrs. Lydia Snyder, Markleton; Mrs. Martha King, Indian Head; John Phillippi, Connellsville; Albert Phillippi, Coal Run. By his second wife, Mrs. Lucy Shoemaker of near Connellsville; and the third wife, Ruth and Lena, twin daughters, and Lawrence at home. The family wishes to return thanks through the columns of the Commercial, to the many neighbors and friends for the many kindnesses received and sympathies shown during the recent bereavement.
--Meyersdale Commercial, Feb. 19, 1914
(http://files.usgwarchives.net/pa/somerset/obits/p1/phillippi-jacob.txt)
Contributor: Michael W. Sechler (48022195) • [email protected]
Aug. 12, 1862-Mustered out with company May 29, 1865
Suggested edit: Obituary
Jacob Phillippi of Kingwood, a veteran of the Civil war, died on Thursday night at his home and was buried on Saturday afternoon in the Lutheran Cemetery at Kingwood. He was aged 71 years, 2 months and 17 days. He received a paralytic stroke two days prior to his death. He was married three times and is survived by the third wife and the following children: By the first wife, Mrs. Lydia Snyder, Markleton; Mrs. Martha King, Indian Head; John Phillippi, Connellsville; Albert Phillippi, Coal Run. By his second wife, Mrs. Lucy Shoemaker of near Connellsville; and the third wife, Ruth and Lena, twin daughters, and Lawrence at home. The family wishes to return thanks through the columns of the Commercial, to the many neighbors and friends for the many kindnesses received and sympathies shown during the recent bereavement.
--Meyersdale Commercial, Feb. 19, 1914
(http://files.usgwarchives.net/pa/somerset/obits/p1/phillippi-jacob.txt)
Contributor: Michael W. Sechler (48022195) • [email protected]
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