Published in the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle – Wednesday, December 11, 1929
Anna West Hard died yesterday Tuesday, December 10, 1929 at her home, 338 Hawley Street. She leaves her husband, James A. Hard; a brother Fred E. West, three sisters, Jennie Cope and Lulu N. West of Rochester, and Mary Lu West of Miami, Fla.
AND a note about her husband - since I can't add it to his.
Published in the Binghamton Press – Friday, March 13, 1953 (abridged version)
Rochester – James A. Hard, the nation’s oldest Civil War Veteran, died last night at 111 of complication that followed a leg amputation. … Hard, who according to his war record was born in Windsor, spent his boyhood in that town and enlisted for his Civil War duty from there. … Hard’s first wife died in 1879, and his second in 1929. A daughter by is first wife died in 1948. Three grandchildren and several great-grandchildren survive.
Anna West Hard died yesterday Tuesday, December 10, 1929 at her home, 338 Hawley Street. She leaves her husband, James A. Hard; a brother Fred E. West, three sisters, Jennie Cope and Lulu N. West of Rochester, and Mary Lu West of Miami, Fla.
AND a note about her husband - since I can't add it to his.
Published in the Binghamton Press – Friday, March 13, 1953 (abridged version)
Rochester – James A. Hard, the nation’s oldest Civil War Veteran, died last night at 111 of complication that followed a leg amputation. … Hard, who according to his war record was born in Windsor, spent his boyhood in that town and enlisted for his Civil War duty from there. … Hard’s first wife died in 1879, and his second in 1929. A daughter by is first wife died in 1948. Three grandchildren and several great-grandchildren survive.
Published in the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle – Wednesday, December 11, 1929
Anna West Hard died yesterday Tuesday, December 10, 1929 at her home, 338 Hawley Street. She leaves her husband, James A. Hard; a brother Fred E. West, three sisters, Jennie Cope and Lulu N. West of Rochester, and Mary Lu West of Miami, Fla.
AND a note about her husband - since I can't add it to his.
Published in the Binghamton Press – Friday, March 13, 1953 (abridged version)
Rochester – James A. Hard, the nation’s oldest Civil War Veteran, died last night at 111 of complication that followed a leg amputation. … Hard, who according to his war record was born in Windsor, spent his boyhood in that town and enlisted for his Civil War duty from there. … Hard’s first wife died in 1879, and his second in 1929. A daughter by is first wife died in 1948. Three grandchildren and several great-grandchildren survive.
Anna West Hard died yesterday Tuesday, December 10, 1929 at her home, 338 Hawley Street. She leaves her husband, James A. Hard; a brother Fred E. West, three sisters, Jennie Cope and Lulu N. West of Rochester, and Mary Lu West of Miami, Fla.
AND a note about her husband - since I can't add it to his.
Published in the Binghamton Press – Friday, March 13, 1953 (abridged version)
Rochester – James A. Hard, the nation’s oldest Civil War Veteran, died last night at 111 of complication that followed a leg amputation. … Hard, who according to his war record was born in Windsor, spent his boyhood in that town and enlisted for his Civil War duty from there. … Hard’s first wife died in 1879, and his second in 1929. A daughter by is first wife died in 1948. Three grandchildren and several great-grandchildren survive.
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