Samuel served as a private with the 208th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, Company K (Civil War).
Additional information courtesy of Teddi Kella:
He was a blacksmith. He was in inventor a jack for hoisting wagons, carts, and machinery which he had been building himself. He had it patented more than a year ago and was completing arrangements just recently to have it manufactured on a larger scale.
Sons: Messrs (sic) of Lawrence, John E. and Charles S. of Pittsburgh, PA
Daughters: Mrs. M.F. Myers of KcKeesport, PA, Annie G. Gogley and Mrs. William Burke of Cumberland.
Brothers: Jacob and David Gogley in Everett, PA. both also blacksmiths
Source: Everett Press (Everett, Pennsylvania)
03 Jan 1908, Fri
Additional information courtesy of Teddi Kella:
He was a blacksmith. He was in inventor a jack for hoisting wagons, carts, and machinery which he had been building himself. He had it patented more than a year ago and was completing arrangements just recently to have it manufactured on a larger scale.
Sons: Messrs (sic) of Lawrence, John E. and Charles S. of Pittsburgh, PA
Daughters: Mrs. M.F. Myers of KcKeesport, PA, Annie G. Gogley and Mrs. William Burke of Cumberland.
Brothers: Jacob and David Gogley in Everett, PA. both also blacksmiths
Source: Everett Press (Everett, Pennsylvania)
03 Jan 1908, Fri
Samuel served as a private with the 208th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, Company K (Civil War).
Additional information courtesy of Teddi Kella:
He was a blacksmith. He was in inventor a jack for hoisting wagons, carts, and machinery which he had been building himself. He had it patented more than a year ago and was completing arrangements just recently to have it manufactured on a larger scale.
Sons: Messrs (sic) of Lawrence, John E. and Charles S. of Pittsburgh, PA
Daughters: Mrs. M.F. Myers of KcKeesport, PA, Annie G. Gogley and Mrs. William Burke of Cumberland.
Brothers: Jacob and David Gogley in Everett, PA. both also blacksmiths
Source: Everett Press (Everett, Pennsylvania)
03 Jan 1908, Fri
Additional information courtesy of Teddi Kella:
He was a blacksmith. He was in inventor a jack for hoisting wagons, carts, and machinery which he had been building himself. He had it patented more than a year ago and was completing arrangements just recently to have it manufactured on a larger scale.
Sons: Messrs (sic) of Lawrence, John E. and Charles S. of Pittsburgh, PA
Daughters: Mrs. M.F. Myers of KcKeesport, PA, Annie G. Gogley and Mrs. William Burke of Cumberland.
Brothers: Jacob and David Gogley in Everett, PA. both also blacksmiths
Source: Everett Press (Everett, Pennsylvania)
03 Jan 1908, Fri
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