Headstone believed to be a misspelling of:
Anthony GAUMER
Enlisted June 17, 1861
Appointed Corporal August 28, 1861
Sergeant, April, 1863
SGT. Company F 26th OHIO INF. Union, CIVIL WAR
Died in hospital Chattanooga, Hamilton Co., TN Mar. 24, 1865∼Enlisted June 17, 1861
Appointed Corporal August 28, 1861
Sergeant, April, 1863
SGT. Company F 26th OHIO INF. Union, CIVIL WAR
Died in hospital Chattanooga, Hamilton Co., TN
After Anthony's death during the war, Catherine was left with 5 young children. It was not long afterward that she married her 2nd husband, George Valentine on Oct. 26, 1865 in Muskingum Co., OH. They moved to IL where she died five years later, her oldest child only fifteen years of age.
Children
1. Francis R. Gaumer b. 1853, d. 23 Jun 1853
2. Henry W. D. Gaumer b. c 1855
3. Florence J. Gaumer b. c 1856
4. Mary J. Gaumer b. c 1858
5. Horace G. Gaumer b. c 1859
6. Lillian M. Gaumer b. c 1861
NOTE: Looking at recently posted photo of headstone and research of name on stone there are no records of a Anthony Garnner in Ohio service as SGT. Company F 26th OHIO INF. Union, CIVIL WAR
, so this must have been an error on stone maker and/or record keeping at cemetery
Anthony GAUMER
Enlisted June 17, 1861
Appointed Corporal August 28, 1861
Sergeant, April, 1863
SGT. Company F 26th OHIO INF. Union, CIVIL WAR
Died in hospital Chattanooga, Hamilton Co., TN Mar. 24, 1865∼Enlisted June 17, 1861
Appointed Corporal August 28, 1861
Sergeant, April, 1863
SGT. Company F 26th OHIO INF. Union, CIVIL WAR
Died in hospital Chattanooga, Hamilton Co., TN
After Anthony's death during the war, Catherine was left with 5 young children. It was not long afterward that she married her 2nd husband, George Valentine on Oct. 26, 1865 in Muskingum Co., OH. They moved to IL where she died five years later, her oldest child only fifteen years of age.
Children
1. Francis R. Gaumer b. 1853, d. 23 Jun 1853
2. Henry W. D. Gaumer b. c 1855
3. Florence J. Gaumer b. c 1856
4. Mary J. Gaumer b. c 1858
5. Horace G. Gaumer b. c 1859
6. Lillian M. Gaumer b. c 1861
NOTE: Looking at recently posted photo of headstone and research of name on stone there are no records of a Anthony Garnner in Ohio service as SGT. Company F 26th OHIO INF. Union, CIVIL WAR
, so this must have been an error on stone maker and/or record keeping at cemetery
Headstone believed to be a misspelling of:
Anthony GAUMER
Enlisted June 17, 1861
Appointed Corporal August 28, 1861
Sergeant, April, 1863
SGT. Company F 26th OHIO INF. Union, CIVIL WAR
Died in hospital Chattanooga, Hamilton Co., TN Mar. 24, 1865∼Enlisted June 17, 1861
Appointed Corporal August 28, 1861
Sergeant, April, 1863
SGT. Company F 26th OHIO INF. Union, CIVIL WAR
Died in hospital Chattanooga, Hamilton Co., TN
After Anthony's death during the war, Catherine was left with 5 young children. It was not long afterward that she married her 2nd husband, George Valentine on Oct. 26, 1865 in Muskingum Co., OH. They moved to IL where she died five years later, her oldest child only fifteen years of age.
Children
1. Francis R. Gaumer b. 1853, d. 23 Jun 1853
2. Henry W. D. Gaumer b. c 1855
3. Florence J. Gaumer b. c 1856
4. Mary J. Gaumer b. c 1858
5. Horace G. Gaumer b. c 1859
6. Lillian M. Gaumer b. c 1861
NOTE: Looking at recently posted photo of headstone and research of name on stone there are no records of a Anthony Garnner in Ohio service as SGT. Company F 26th OHIO INF. Union, CIVIL WAR
, so this must have been an error on stone maker and/or record keeping at cemetery
Anthony GAUMER
Enlisted June 17, 1861
Appointed Corporal August 28, 1861
Sergeant, April, 1863
SGT. Company F 26th OHIO INF. Union, CIVIL WAR
Died in hospital Chattanooga, Hamilton Co., TN Mar. 24, 1865∼Enlisted June 17, 1861
Appointed Corporal August 28, 1861
Sergeant, April, 1863
SGT. Company F 26th OHIO INF. Union, CIVIL WAR
Died in hospital Chattanooga, Hamilton Co., TN
After Anthony's death during the war, Catherine was left with 5 young children. It was not long afterward that she married her 2nd husband, George Valentine on Oct. 26, 1865 in Muskingum Co., OH. They moved to IL where she died five years later, her oldest child only fifteen years of age.
Children
1. Francis R. Gaumer b. 1853, d. 23 Jun 1853
2. Henry W. D. Gaumer b. c 1855
3. Florence J. Gaumer b. c 1856
4. Mary J. Gaumer b. c 1858
5. Horace G. Gaumer b. c 1859
6. Lillian M. Gaumer b. c 1861
NOTE: Looking at recently posted photo of headstone and research of name on stone there are no records of a Anthony Garnner in Ohio service as SGT. Company F 26th OHIO INF. Union, CIVIL WAR
, so this must have been an error on stone maker and/or record keeping at cemetery
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