Civil War Veteran. Served with Company G, 23rd Illinois Infantry Regiment. The 23rd participated in the Battles of Kernstown & Petersburg. The 23rd was present during the surrender at Appomattox Court House.
Following information provided by FAG embmer #47127475:
Date 14 APR 1915
Source; Long Beach Press
ABSTRACT Died April 12, 1915. At his home in Zaferia, near Loma Ave. Born in Gloucester, England, Aug. 1, 1842, he came to this country at age 18 and served in the Union army during the Civil War. Survived by his widow and children: Edward Dunn, Independence, Cal.; Mrs. Hary L. Millerd; Mrs. Fred Phillips; Arthur R. Dunn and Harold W. Dunn, all of Long Beach. Services from the Congregational chuch, of which he was a member, and under the auspices of G.A.R. Burial at Sunnyside.
Following information provided by FAG embmer #47127475:
Date 14 APR 1915
Source; Long Beach Press
ABSTRACT Died April 12, 1915. At his home in Zaferia, near Loma Ave. Born in Gloucester, England, Aug. 1, 1842, he came to this country at age 18 and served in the Union army during the Civil War. Survived by his widow and children: Edward Dunn, Independence, Cal.; Mrs. Hary L. Millerd; Mrs. Fred Phillips; Arthur R. Dunn and Harold W. Dunn, all of Long Beach. Services from the Congregational chuch, of which he was a member, and under the auspices of G.A.R. Burial at Sunnyside.
Civil War Veteran. Served with Company G, 23rd Illinois Infantry Regiment. The 23rd participated in the Battles of Kernstown & Petersburg. The 23rd was present during the surrender at Appomattox Court House.
Following information provided by FAG embmer #47127475:
Date 14 APR 1915
Source; Long Beach Press
ABSTRACT Died April 12, 1915. At his home in Zaferia, near Loma Ave. Born in Gloucester, England, Aug. 1, 1842, he came to this country at age 18 and served in the Union army during the Civil War. Survived by his widow and children: Edward Dunn, Independence, Cal.; Mrs. Hary L. Millerd; Mrs. Fred Phillips; Arthur R. Dunn and Harold W. Dunn, all of Long Beach. Services from the Congregational chuch, of which he was a member, and under the auspices of G.A.R. Burial at Sunnyside.
Following information provided by FAG embmer #47127475:
Date 14 APR 1915
Source; Long Beach Press
ABSTRACT Died April 12, 1915. At his home in Zaferia, near Loma Ave. Born in Gloucester, England, Aug. 1, 1842, he came to this country at age 18 and served in the Union army during the Civil War. Survived by his widow and children: Edward Dunn, Independence, Cal.; Mrs. Hary L. Millerd; Mrs. Fred Phillips; Arthur R. Dunn and Harold W. Dunn, all of Long Beach. Services from the Congregational chuch, of which he was a member, and under the auspices of G.A.R. Burial at Sunnyside.
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