Daughter of John and Jeanne Capiel
"General James McQuade Post, G. A. R., of New York, arrived in Utica at an early hour on Sunday morning. Post John F. McQuade welcomed their guests with a band and escorted them to headquarters. An excursion to Trenton Falls was given the visiting post and a pleasant day was spent. At 7 o'clock the two posts accompanied by the Sons of Veterans, marched to the Church of the Redeemer, where appropriate services were conducted. After the return from the Falls, Commander Alexander Francisco of the General McQuade Post received a telegram announcing the death of his mother in New York, and was obliged to return home on the first Atlantic ..." [Daily Sentinel (Rome, NY), May 31, 1886]
"General James McQuade Post, G. A. R., of New York, arrived in Utica at an early hour on Sunday morning. Post John F. McQuade welcomed their guests with a band and escorted them to headquarters. An excursion to Trenton Falls was given the visiting post and a pleasant day was spent. At 7 o'clock the two posts accompanied by the Sons of Veterans, marched to the Church of the Redeemer, where appropriate services were conducted. After the return from the Falls, Commander Alexander Francisco of the General McQuade Post received a telegram announcing the death of his mother in New York, and was obliged to return home on the first Atlantic ..." [Daily Sentinel (Rome, NY), May 31, 1886]
Daughter of John and Jeanne Capiel
"General James McQuade Post, G. A. R., of New York, arrived in Utica at an early hour on Sunday morning. Post John F. McQuade welcomed their guests with a band and escorted them to headquarters. An excursion to Trenton Falls was given the visiting post and a pleasant day was spent. At 7 o'clock the two posts accompanied by the Sons of Veterans, marched to the Church of the Redeemer, where appropriate services were conducted. After the return from the Falls, Commander Alexander Francisco of the General McQuade Post received a telegram announcing the death of his mother in New York, and was obliged to return home on the first Atlantic ..." [Daily Sentinel (Rome, NY), May 31, 1886]
"General James McQuade Post, G. A. R., of New York, arrived in Utica at an early hour on Sunday morning. Post John F. McQuade welcomed their guests with a band and escorted them to headquarters. An excursion to Trenton Falls was given the visiting post and a pleasant day was spent. At 7 o'clock the two posts accompanied by the Sons of Veterans, marched to the Church of the Redeemer, where appropriate services were conducted. After the return from the Falls, Commander Alexander Francisco of the General McQuade Post received a telegram announcing the death of his mother in New York, and was obliged to return home on the first Atlantic ..." [Daily Sentinel (Rome, NY), May 31, 1886]
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