2nd Lt., A 84 Pa. Infantry. Aged 36 yrs. Killed at the battle of Kernstown. Husband of Sarah J.
From the Hollidaysburg Democratic Standard, 23 April 1862:
"On Friday night the remains of the gallant Lieut. Charles Reem, of Frankstown. who fell in the same battle [ed: Winchester], arrived and were conveyed to the Hall. The body was enclosed in a metallic coffin, and, considering the length of time he had been dead was in a good state of preservation. The funeral took place on Sunday, and the remains of the dead hero were followed to their final resting place in the Presbyterian cemetery by a large concourse of citizens, preceded by Van Tries' Cornet Band and military escort."
∼5/7/1862 Indiana Democrat
Lieutenant from Frankstown, died in the engagement near Winchester on the 23rd of March, 1862.
84th Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers
From the Hollidaysburg Democratic Standard, 23 April 1862:
"On Friday night the remains of the gallant Lieut. Charles Reem, of Frankstown. who fell in the same battle [ed: Winchester], arrived and were conveyed to the Hall. The body was enclosed in a metallic coffin, and, considering the length of time he had been dead was in a good state of preservation. The funeral took place on Sunday, and the remains of the dead hero were followed to their final resting place in the Presbyterian cemetery by a large concourse of citizens, preceded by Van Tries' Cornet Band and military escort."
∼5/7/1862 Indiana Democrat
Lieutenant from Frankstown, died in the engagement near Winchester on the 23rd of March, 1862.
84th Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers
2nd Lt., A 84 Pa. Infantry. Aged 36 yrs. Killed at the battle of Kernstown. Husband of Sarah J.
From the Hollidaysburg Democratic Standard, 23 April 1862:
"On Friday night the remains of the gallant Lieut. Charles Reem, of Frankstown. who fell in the same battle [ed: Winchester], arrived and were conveyed to the Hall. The body was enclosed in a metallic coffin, and, considering the length of time he had been dead was in a good state of preservation. The funeral took place on Sunday, and the remains of the dead hero were followed to their final resting place in the Presbyterian cemetery by a large concourse of citizens, preceded by Van Tries' Cornet Band and military escort."
∼5/7/1862 Indiana Democrat
Lieutenant from Frankstown, died in the engagement near Winchester on the 23rd of March, 1862.
84th Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers
From the Hollidaysburg Democratic Standard, 23 April 1862:
"On Friday night the remains of the gallant Lieut. Charles Reem, of Frankstown. who fell in the same battle [ed: Winchester], arrived and were conveyed to the Hall. The body was enclosed in a metallic coffin, and, considering the length of time he had been dead was in a good state of preservation. The funeral took place on Sunday, and the remains of the dead hero were followed to their final resting place in the Presbyterian cemetery by a large concourse of citizens, preceded by Van Tries' Cornet Band and military escort."
∼5/7/1862 Indiana Democrat
Lieutenant from Frankstown, died in the engagement near Winchester on the 23rd of March, 1862.
84th Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers
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