Walton Rutledge came to the US at 19 years of age. He served in 2 regiments in the Civil War, first in 132nd and next in the 144th-as First Lieutenant in each.
When he was young he worked in mines as a coal miner but later served as county mine inspector and the State of Illinois as a mine inspector. He was a good musician and played the violin. His death followed the death of his wife closely.
Surviving children are, William A. Rutledge, E.E. Rutledge, Ella Rutledge, J.J. Rutledge, Mrs. Zeb Labelle and Herbert W. Rutledge (Herbert of Washington D.C.).
From the evening Telegraph June 17, 1922 pg 1
When he was young he worked in mines as a coal miner but later served as county mine inspector and the State of Illinois as a mine inspector. He was a good musician and played the violin. His death followed the death of his wife closely.
Surviving children are, William A. Rutledge, E.E. Rutledge, Ella Rutledge, J.J. Rutledge, Mrs. Zeb Labelle and Herbert W. Rutledge (Herbert of Washington D.C.).
From the evening Telegraph June 17, 1922 pg 1
Walton Rutledge came to the US at 19 years of age. He served in 2 regiments in the Civil War, first in 132nd and next in the 144th-as First Lieutenant in each.
When he was young he worked in mines as a coal miner but later served as county mine inspector and the State of Illinois as a mine inspector. He was a good musician and played the violin. His death followed the death of his wife closely.
Surviving children are, William A. Rutledge, E.E. Rutledge, Ella Rutledge, J.J. Rutledge, Mrs. Zeb Labelle and Herbert W. Rutledge (Herbert of Washington D.C.).
From the evening Telegraph June 17, 1922 pg 1
When he was young he worked in mines as a coal miner but later served as county mine inspector and the State of Illinois as a mine inspector. He was a good musician and played the violin. His death followed the death of his wife closely.
Surviving children are, William A. Rutledge, E.E. Rutledge, Ella Rutledge, J.J. Rutledge, Mrs. Zeb Labelle and Herbert W. Rutledge (Herbert of Washington D.C.).
From the evening Telegraph June 17, 1922 pg 1
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