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James Plum

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James Plum Veteran

Birth
Virginia, USA
Death
6 Jul 1916 (aged 73–74)
Tunnelton, Preston County, West Virginia, USA
Burial
Tunnelton, Preston County, West Virginia, USA Add to Map
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James was the son of James Plum.

He served in Company E, with the 15th Infantry Regiment.
An entry on the index to compiled service records of volunteer Union soldiers gives a James Plum of Tunnelton.
I do not have the Captains' name or other information for this Union regiment, only that they organized at Wheeling 26 Sept 1864 and were active until 25 Feb 1865 by the one entry found. This unit mustered out on 14 Jun 1865.

[Additional, 2013 - The enlistment dates of 22 Aug 1862 until 14 June 1865 are given on the Application for Headstone.]

The 1880 census has the birthplaces of his parents as Virginia and Maryland.

The list of his children is added on the memorial of his wife. The birth entries for children Cora & Lloyd give his middle name as "H". One incorrect transcription for another gives his middle name as "C" (when image is viewed, there is no "C" after the James). Most records available for this family give the name simply as James Plum.
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Name: James/Plum
Sex: Male
Death Date: 06 Jul 1916
Death Place: Tunnelton, Preston, West Virginia
Age at Death: 74y
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name: James Plum
event: Cemetery
death date: 06 Jul 1916
burial place: Blazer, West Virginia
nara publication title: Applications for Headstones for U.S. Military Veterans, 1925-1941
nara publication number: M1916
nara roll number: 94
film number: 1878243
digital folder number: 4832261
image number: 01135
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For those who shared the pictures with me this past year:
Thank you ever so, for that kindness. I would never have seen his likeness if not for you. It is astounding how much resemblance he passed to one of us! It was wonderful to see Mary's face, too. The place name should be spelled as Blaser, with an "s". Written by 47409320.
James was the son of James Plum.

He served in Company E, with the 15th Infantry Regiment.
An entry on the index to compiled service records of volunteer Union soldiers gives a James Plum of Tunnelton.
I do not have the Captains' name or other information for this Union regiment, only that they organized at Wheeling 26 Sept 1864 and were active until 25 Feb 1865 by the one entry found. This unit mustered out on 14 Jun 1865.

[Additional, 2013 - The enlistment dates of 22 Aug 1862 until 14 June 1865 are given on the Application for Headstone.]

The 1880 census has the birthplaces of his parents as Virginia and Maryland.

The list of his children is added on the memorial of his wife. The birth entries for children Cora & Lloyd give his middle name as "H". One incorrect transcription for another gives his middle name as "C" (when image is viewed, there is no "C" after the James). Most records available for this family give the name simply as James Plum.
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Name: James/Plum
Sex: Male
Death Date: 06 Jul 1916
Death Place: Tunnelton, Preston, West Virginia
Age at Death: 74y
- - - - -
name: James Plum
event: Cemetery
death date: 06 Jul 1916
burial place: Blazer, West Virginia
nara publication title: Applications for Headstones for U.S. Military Veterans, 1925-1941
nara publication number: M1916
nara roll number: 94
film number: 1878243
digital folder number: 4832261
image number: 01135
- - - - -
For those who shared the pictures with me this past year:
Thank you ever so, for that kindness. I would never have seen his likeness if not for you. It is astounding how much resemblance he passed to one of us! It was wonderful to see Mary's face, too. The place name should be spelled as Blaser, with an "s". Written by 47409320.

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Co E. 15 WVA Inf



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