Enlisted as Farrier February 14, 1862 with Company H. 12th Pennsylvania Cavalry (113th Volunteers) Mustered out on July 20, 1865.
This obituary appeared in The Boone News Republican 16 December, 1910 Page 1B, and was provided to me by Tom Euchner of Marion, Iowa
DEATH TAKES AN OLD SOLDIER
Philip Bartlebaugh Dies on Thursday Evening
The Funeral arrangements are not completed
Mr Bartlebaugh was one of the Pioneer Residents of the Community and Was a Prominent Member of the GAR
Thursday evening about 10:30 o'clock at the family home no 114 College Street occurred the death of Philip Bartlebaugh, one of the Pioneer Residents of the County and an old soldier of prominence. He had been ailing for some time. A sketch of his life and the announcement of the funeral will be given later.
This obituary appeared in The Boone County Democrat 23 December 1910 Page 3 D
BARTLEBAUGH
Phillip Bartlebaugh, one of the pioneer residents of the county and a prominent old soldier passed away at the family home 1114 College Street at 10:30 o'clock Thursday evening after an illness of some duration. The funeral services were held from Gospel Tabernacle at 2:00 o'clock Sunday afternoon and the remains interred in the soldiers plot in Linwood Cemetery. This obituary was also provided by Tom Euchner of Marion, Iowa
This obituary appeared in The Boone News Republican 16 December, 1910 Page 1B, and was provided to me by Tom Euchner of Marion, Iowa
DEATH TAKES AN OLD SOLDIER
Philip Bartlebaugh Dies on Thursday Evening
The Funeral arrangements are not completed
Mr Bartlebaugh was one of the Pioneer Residents of the Community and Was a Prominent Member of the GAR
Thursday evening about 10:30 o'clock at the family home no 114 College Street occurred the death of Philip Bartlebaugh, one of the Pioneer Residents of the County and an old soldier of prominence. He had been ailing for some time. A sketch of his life and the announcement of the funeral will be given later.
This obituary appeared in The Boone County Democrat 23 December 1910 Page 3 D
BARTLEBAUGH
Phillip Bartlebaugh, one of the pioneer residents of the county and a prominent old soldier passed away at the family home 1114 College Street at 10:30 o'clock Thursday evening after an illness of some duration. The funeral services were held from Gospel Tabernacle at 2:00 o'clock Sunday afternoon and the remains interred in the soldiers plot in Linwood Cemetery. This obituary was also provided by Tom Euchner of Marion, Iowa
Enlisted as Farrier February 14, 1862 with Company H. 12th Pennsylvania Cavalry (113th Volunteers) Mustered out on July 20, 1865.
This obituary appeared in The Boone News Republican 16 December, 1910 Page 1B, and was provided to me by Tom Euchner of Marion, Iowa
DEATH TAKES AN OLD SOLDIER
Philip Bartlebaugh Dies on Thursday Evening
The Funeral arrangements are not completed
Mr Bartlebaugh was one of the Pioneer Residents of the Community and Was a Prominent Member of the GAR
Thursday evening about 10:30 o'clock at the family home no 114 College Street occurred the death of Philip Bartlebaugh, one of the Pioneer Residents of the County and an old soldier of prominence. He had been ailing for some time. A sketch of his life and the announcement of the funeral will be given later.
This obituary appeared in The Boone County Democrat 23 December 1910 Page 3 D
BARTLEBAUGH
Phillip Bartlebaugh, one of the pioneer residents of the county and a prominent old soldier passed away at the family home 1114 College Street at 10:30 o'clock Thursday evening after an illness of some duration. The funeral services were held from Gospel Tabernacle at 2:00 o'clock Sunday afternoon and the remains interred in the soldiers plot in Linwood Cemetery. This obituary was also provided by Tom Euchner of Marion, Iowa
This obituary appeared in The Boone News Republican 16 December, 1910 Page 1B, and was provided to me by Tom Euchner of Marion, Iowa
DEATH TAKES AN OLD SOLDIER
Philip Bartlebaugh Dies on Thursday Evening
The Funeral arrangements are not completed
Mr Bartlebaugh was one of the Pioneer Residents of the Community and Was a Prominent Member of the GAR
Thursday evening about 10:30 o'clock at the family home no 114 College Street occurred the death of Philip Bartlebaugh, one of the Pioneer Residents of the County and an old soldier of prominence. He had been ailing for some time. A sketch of his life and the announcement of the funeral will be given later.
This obituary appeared in The Boone County Democrat 23 December 1910 Page 3 D
BARTLEBAUGH
Phillip Bartlebaugh, one of the pioneer residents of the county and a prominent old soldier passed away at the family home 1114 College Street at 10:30 o'clock Thursday evening after an illness of some duration. The funeral services were held from Gospel Tabernacle at 2:00 o'clock Sunday afternoon and the remains interred in the soldiers plot in Linwood Cemetery. This obituary was also provided by Tom Euchner of Marion, Iowa
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