Database of 1929 Illinois Roll of Honor Volume 1 page 51
Civil War CO A 132 IL INF
Another source lists DOB as 1846
Alfred was the son of James and Mary (Taylor) Adair and the husband of Sarah Adair who is buried next to him.
His occupation was as a Conductor, and he lived in Norwood Park, Cook, IL
He was a member of Grand Army of the Republic Post 28, Chicago, IL. and is buried in the Post 28 Plot.
Civil War CO A 132 IL INF
Another source lists DOB as 1846
Alfred was the son of James and Mary (Taylor) Adair and the husband of Sarah Adair who is buried next to him.
His occupation was as a Conductor, and he lived in Norwood Park, Cook, IL
He was a member of Grand Army of the Republic Post 28, Chicago, IL. and is buried in the Post 28 Plot.
Database of 1929 Illinois Roll of Honor Volume 1 page 51
Civil War CO A 132 IL INF
Another source lists DOB as 1846
Alfred was the son of James and Mary (Taylor) Adair and the husband of Sarah Adair who is buried next to him.
His occupation was as a Conductor, and he lived in Norwood Park, Cook, IL
He was a member of Grand Army of the Republic Post 28, Chicago, IL. and is buried in the Post 28 Plot.
Civil War CO A 132 IL INF
Another source lists DOB as 1846
Alfred was the son of James and Mary (Taylor) Adair and the husband of Sarah Adair who is buried next to him.
His occupation was as a Conductor, and he lived in Norwood Park, Cook, IL
He was a member of Grand Army of the Republic Post 28, Chicago, IL. and is buried in the Post 28 Plot.
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