Ottawa Herald, Ottawa, KS published August 16, 1922
J.W. BROWNING DEAD
Had Been Ill Several Months-Funeral Tomorrow Afternoon
John W. Browning died last night at his home, 916 Highland Avenue, after a several months' illness. His death at 9:35 p.m. resulted from Bright's Disease.
Mr. Browning was a blacksmith and came here 25 years ago from Iowa. He was nearly 77 years old. He was born in Centerville, Ia., Sept. 5, 1845. The widow and three sons, Riley and Pearl Browning of Ottawa and Charles Browning of Burlington, survive. Mr. Browning served all through the Civil war with the 124th Illinois infantry.
The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the First Christian church, with Rev. B.F. Pugh officiating. The G.A.R. will have charge of services at the grave in Hope cemetery.
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Company I, 124th Illinois Infantry Roster
Name: Rank: Residence Date of Muster: Remarks:
BROWNING, John W; Private; Macomb Sep 10, 1862; Mustered out Aug 15, 1865.
124th Illinois Infantry Regiment (Excelsior Regiment)
Three Year Service September 10, 1862 - August 16, 1865
Assigned to:
Army of the Tennessee: December 1862 - April 1864
Military Division West Mississippi: February 1865 - August 1865
Battles/Campaigns Engaged in:
Operations against Vicksburg [Central Mississippi Campaign, Port Gibson, Raymond, Jackson, Champion's Hill, Siege of Vicksburg], Meridian Campaign, Siege of Spanish Fort and Ft Blakely
J.W. BROWNING DEAD
Had Been Ill Several Months-Funeral Tomorrow Afternoon
John W. Browning died last night at his home, 916 Highland Avenue, after a several months' illness. His death at 9:35 p.m. resulted from Bright's Disease.
Mr. Browning was a blacksmith and came here 25 years ago from Iowa. He was nearly 77 years old. He was born in Centerville, Ia., Sept. 5, 1845. The widow and three sons, Riley and Pearl Browning of Ottawa and Charles Browning of Burlington, survive. Mr. Browning served all through the Civil war with the 124th Illinois infantry.
The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the First Christian church, with Rev. B.F. Pugh officiating. The G.A.R. will have charge of services at the grave in Hope cemetery.
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Company I, 124th Illinois Infantry Roster
Name: Rank: Residence Date of Muster: Remarks:
BROWNING, John W; Private; Macomb Sep 10, 1862; Mustered out Aug 15, 1865.
124th Illinois Infantry Regiment (Excelsior Regiment)
Three Year Service September 10, 1862 - August 16, 1865
Assigned to:
Army of the Tennessee: December 1862 - April 1864
Military Division West Mississippi: February 1865 - August 1865
Battles/Campaigns Engaged in:
Operations against Vicksburg [Central Mississippi Campaign, Port Gibson, Raymond, Jackson, Champion's Hill, Siege of Vicksburg], Meridian Campaign, Siege of Spanish Fort and Ft Blakely
Ottawa Herald, Ottawa, KS published August 16, 1922
J.W. BROWNING DEAD
Had Been Ill Several Months-Funeral Tomorrow Afternoon
John W. Browning died last night at his home, 916 Highland Avenue, after a several months' illness. His death at 9:35 p.m. resulted from Bright's Disease.
Mr. Browning was a blacksmith and came here 25 years ago from Iowa. He was nearly 77 years old. He was born in Centerville, Ia., Sept. 5, 1845. The widow and three sons, Riley and Pearl Browning of Ottawa and Charles Browning of Burlington, survive. Mr. Browning served all through the Civil war with the 124th Illinois infantry.
The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the First Christian church, with Rev. B.F. Pugh officiating. The G.A.R. will have charge of services at the grave in Hope cemetery.
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Company I, 124th Illinois Infantry Roster
Name: Rank: Residence Date of Muster: Remarks:
BROWNING, John W; Private; Macomb Sep 10, 1862; Mustered out Aug 15, 1865.
124th Illinois Infantry Regiment (Excelsior Regiment)
Three Year Service September 10, 1862 - August 16, 1865
Assigned to:
Army of the Tennessee: December 1862 - April 1864
Military Division West Mississippi: February 1865 - August 1865
Battles/Campaigns Engaged in:
Operations against Vicksburg [Central Mississippi Campaign, Port Gibson, Raymond, Jackson, Champion's Hill, Siege of Vicksburg], Meridian Campaign, Siege of Spanish Fort and Ft Blakely
J.W. BROWNING DEAD
Had Been Ill Several Months-Funeral Tomorrow Afternoon
John W. Browning died last night at his home, 916 Highland Avenue, after a several months' illness. His death at 9:35 p.m. resulted from Bright's Disease.
Mr. Browning was a blacksmith and came here 25 years ago from Iowa. He was nearly 77 years old. He was born in Centerville, Ia., Sept. 5, 1845. The widow and three sons, Riley and Pearl Browning of Ottawa and Charles Browning of Burlington, survive. Mr. Browning served all through the Civil war with the 124th Illinois infantry.
The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the First Christian church, with Rev. B.F. Pugh officiating. The G.A.R. will have charge of services at the grave in Hope cemetery.
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Company I, 124th Illinois Infantry Roster
Name: Rank: Residence Date of Muster: Remarks:
BROWNING, John W; Private; Macomb Sep 10, 1862; Mustered out Aug 15, 1865.
124th Illinois Infantry Regiment (Excelsior Regiment)
Three Year Service September 10, 1862 - August 16, 1865
Assigned to:
Army of the Tennessee: December 1862 - April 1864
Military Division West Mississippi: February 1865 - August 1865
Battles/Campaigns Engaged in:
Operations against Vicksburg [Central Mississippi Campaign, Port Gibson, Raymond, Jackson, Champion's Hill, Siege of Vicksburg], Meridian Campaign, Siege of Spanish Fort and Ft Blakely
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