Private Patrick J. Doyle served during the Civil War in Company A, 69th Pennsylvania Infantry. He died of typhoid pneumonia at Camp Observation near Poolesville, MD on Mar. 15, 1862.
He is mistakenly thought to be interred at the Poolesville Methodist Episcopal Church Cemetery but he is indeed buried at Cathedral Cemetery, Philadelphia, PA. His death and burial are recorded in the Philadelphia Registration of Deaths Register available online at Familysearch.org. Also recorded in the Cathedral Cemetery Burial Register available online at Ancestry.com.
He is mistakenly thought to be interred at the Poolesville Methodist Episcopal Church Cemetery but he is indeed buried at Cathedral Cemetery, Philadelphia, PA. His death and burial are recorded in the Philadelphia Registration of Deaths Register available online at Familysearch.org. Also recorded in the Cathedral Cemetery Burial Register available online at Ancestry.com.
Private Patrick J. Doyle served during the Civil War in Company A, 69th Pennsylvania Infantry. He died of typhoid pneumonia at Camp Observation near Poolesville, MD on Mar. 15, 1862.
He is mistakenly thought to be interred at the Poolesville Methodist Episcopal Church Cemetery but he is indeed buried at Cathedral Cemetery, Philadelphia, PA. His death and burial are recorded in the Philadelphia Registration of Deaths Register available online at Familysearch.org. Also recorded in the Cathedral Cemetery Burial Register available online at Ancestry.com.
He is mistakenly thought to be interred at the Poolesville Methodist Episcopal Church Cemetery but he is indeed buried at Cathedral Cemetery, Philadelphia, PA. His death and burial are recorded in the Philadelphia Registration of Deaths Register available online at Familysearch.org. Also recorded in the Cathedral Cemetery Burial Register available online at Ancestry.com.
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