Company G of the 9th CT Infantry
∼The Columbus Journal, April 20, 1898
CAFFREY--Bernard Caffrey, aged 65 years, died this Tuesday morning at his home in this city. He had been complaining for some time, and suffered from a complication of diseases. He had lived here for nearly thirty years and was among some of the pioneer employes of the Union Pacific, but had not been in the service the past fifteen years, having met with an accident which incapacitated him for any further duty. He served in the war of the rebellion. He leaves a wife and six children, four of whom reside in this city, a son and daughter living in Sidney, Neb. We were unable to learn what arrangements have been made for the funeral.
∼The Columbus Journal, April 20, 1898
CAFFREY--Bernard Caffrey, aged 65 years, died this Tuesday morning at his home in this city. He had been complaining for some time, and suffered from a complication of diseases. He had lived here for nearly thirty years and was among some of the pioneer employes of the Union Pacific, but had not been in the service the past fifteen years, having met with an accident which incapacitated him for any further duty. He served in the war of the rebellion. He leaves a wife and six children, four of whom reside in this city, a son and daughter living in Sidney, Neb. We were unable to learn what arrangements have been made for the funeral.
Company G of the 9th CT Infantry
∼The Columbus Journal, April 20, 1898
CAFFREY--Bernard Caffrey, aged 65 years, died this Tuesday morning at his home in this city. He had been complaining for some time, and suffered from a complication of diseases. He had lived here for nearly thirty years and was among some of the pioneer employes of the Union Pacific, but had not been in the service the past fifteen years, having met with an accident which incapacitated him for any further duty. He served in the war of the rebellion. He leaves a wife and six children, four of whom reside in this city, a son and daughter living in Sidney, Neb. We were unable to learn what arrangements have been made for the funeral.
∼The Columbus Journal, April 20, 1898
CAFFREY--Bernard Caffrey, aged 65 years, died this Tuesday morning at his home in this city. He had been complaining for some time, and suffered from a complication of diseases. He had lived here for nearly thirty years and was among some of the pioneer employes of the Union Pacific, but had not been in the service the past fifteen years, having met with an accident which incapacitated him for any further duty. He served in the war of the rebellion. He leaves a wife and six children, four of whom reside in this city, a son and daughter living in Sidney, Neb. We were unable to learn what arrangements have been made for the funeral.
