From the St. Paul Phonograph, April 10, 1908, page 5, transcribed by Linda Berney:
Robt. Cargill, at one time a resident of this county, but now of Palmer, died at his home in that village Sunday. We have not been able to learn particulars. Mr. Cargill was well known in St. Paul and has many friends in this county who will be pained to learn of his demise.
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Thanks to Contributor K. M. Cargill #48711876 for the following information:
Robert was a Private, Company G., 118th Infantry. He mustered out of the military 10.01.1865 in Illinois. His brother Lewis was killed at Millikens Bend, LA 05.14.1863.
He and Susan Rice had 10 children:
1. Mary Matilda Cargill (09.04.1860-09.1915) m. James E. Jackson
2. William Henry Cargill (1862-1929) m. Amanda Florence Ellsworth
3. Harriet Melvina "Doll" Cargill (1867-146) m. H. M. Parrott
4. Lewis Ellsworth Cargill (02.20.1869-05.26.1902)
5. Thomas Alva Cargill (08.07.1871-09.09.1938) m. Minnie Nora Hood
6. James Dennis Cargill (01.20.1873-02.07.1942) m. Mirian Peckham
7. Kathryn "Kate" Cargill (1875-1953) m. Herbert Starkey and Charles G. Wilson
8. Margaret Cargill (1877-1902)
9. Jessie Cargill (1878-12.10-1878)
10. Cora Belle Cargill (12.10.1879-12.29.1973) m. Charles Nicholas.
Robt. Cargill, at one time a resident of this county, but now of Palmer, died at his home in that village Sunday. We have not been able to learn particulars. Mr. Cargill was well known in St. Paul and has many friends in this county who will be pained to learn of his demise.
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Thanks to Contributor K. M. Cargill #48711876 for the following information:
Robert was a Private, Company G., 118th Infantry. He mustered out of the military 10.01.1865 in Illinois. His brother Lewis was killed at Millikens Bend, LA 05.14.1863.
He and Susan Rice had 10 children:
1. Mary Matilda Cargill (09.04.1860-09.1915) m. James E. Jackson
2. William Henry Cargill (1862-1929) m. Amanda Florence Ellsworth
3. Harriet Melvina "Doll" Cargill (1867-146) m. H. M. Parrott
4. Lewis Ellsworth Cargill (02.20.1869-05.26.1902)
5. Thomas Alva Cargill (08.07.1871-09.09.1938) m. Minnie Nora Hood
6. James Dennis Cargill (01.20.1873-02.07.1942) m. Mirian Peckham
7. Kathryn "Kate" Cargill (1875-1953) m. Herbert Starkey and Charles G. Wilson
8. Margaret Cargill (1877-1902)
9. Jessie Cargill (1878-12.10-1878)
10. Cora Belle Cargill (12.10.1879-12.29.1973) m. Charles Nicholas.
From the St. Paul Phonograph, April 10, 1908, page 5, transcribed by Linda Berney:
Robt. Cargill, at one time a resident of this county, but now of Palmer, died at his home in that village Sunday. We have not been able to learn particulars. Mr. Cargill was well known in St. Paul and has many friends in this county who will be pained to learn of his demise.
~~~~~~~~
Thanks to Contributor K. M. Cargill #48711876 for the following information:
Robert was a Private, Company G., 118th Infantry. He mustered out of the military 10.01.1865 in Illinois. His brother Lewis was killed at Millikens Bend, LA 05.14.1863.
He and Susan Rice had 10 children:
1. Mary Matilda Cargill (09.04.1860-09.1915) m. James E. Jackson
2. William Henry Cargill (1862-1929) m. Amanda Florence Ellsworth
3. Harriet Melvina "Doll" Cargill (1867-146) m. H. M. Parrott
4. Lewis Ellsworth Cargill (02.20.1869-05.26.1902)
5. Thomas Alva Cargill (08.07.1871-09.09.1938) m. Minnie Nora Hood
6. James Dennis Cargill (01.20.1873-02.07.1942) m. Mirian Peckham
7. Kathryn "Kate" Cargill (1875-1953) m. Herbert Starkey and Charles G. Wilson
8. Margaret Cargill (1877-1902)
9. Jessie Cargill (1878-12.10-1878)
10. Cora Belle Cargill (12.10.1879-12.29.1973) m. Charles Nicholas.
Robt. Cargill, at one time a resident of this county, but now of Palmer, died at his home in that village Sunday. We have not been able to learn particulars. Mr. Cargill was well known in St. Paul and has many friends in this county who will be pained to learn of his demise.
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Thanks to Contributor K. M. Cargill #48711876 for the following information:
Robert was a Private, Company G., 118th Infantry. He mustered out of the military 10.01.1865 in Illinois. His brother Lewis was killed at Millikens Bend, LA 05.14.1863.
He and Susan Rice had 10 children:
1. Mary Matilda Cargill (09.04.1860-09.1915) m. James E. Jackson
2. William Henry Cargill (1862-1929) m. Amanda Florence Ellsworth
3. Harriet Melvina "Doll" Cargill (1867-146) m. H. M. Parrott
4. Lewis Ellsworth Cargill (02.20.1869-05.26.1902)
5. Thomas Alva Cargill (08.07.1871-09.09.1938) m. Minnie Nora Hood
6. James Dennis Cargill (01.20.1873-02.07.1942) m. Mirian Peckham
7. Kathryn "Kate" Cargill (1875-1953) m. Herbert Starkey and Charles G. Wilson
8. Margaret Cargill (1877-1902)
9. Jessie Cargill (1878-12.10-1878)
10. Cora Belle Cargill (12.10.1879-12.29.1973) m. Charles Nicholas.
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