James Gabriel, Richard, Charles, Samuel, Isaac Newton and daughters; Mary M. and Ruth Permilla were born to William Henry, son of Richard and Rachel Horton Rhodes and Abia Horton Rhodes, daughter of Gabriel L. Sr., and Sarah Wing Horton.
Abt 1840-41 NY State Gabriel married Amy Jane Walker, a son, John W. was born 1842 in NY.
By census 1860 James G. Rhodes and family were living in Crawford Co PA.
1864 Mar 28 Crawford Co PA Civil War served with Co K. 191 PA Inf and I Co 39th PA Inf. Pensioner James G. Rhodes filed 14 Jan 1889 App 685.265, Cert 776.628, Widow Elvira Rhodes filed 02 Apr 1898 App 673.821 Cert 467.233.
2013 Received word that another memorial had just been made for James Gabriel Rhodes, my great uncle that includes the following obituary:
"Riceville, Mar 3 - James Gabriel Rhodes died at 9:30 o'clock Saturday morning of the infirmities of old age. Deceased was born in the state of New York and was 79 years of age. He came to this vicinity in early manhood. He was a member of the 10th Pennsylvania Reserves or the One Hundred and Ninety-Second regiment after consolidation. Funeral services over the remains of Mr Rhodes were conducted at the M E church at 2 o'clock Sabbath afternoon. Rev J F Black was the officiating clergyman, who preached a most eloquent funeral sermon. A choir composed of Mrs J C Drake and Miss Zepha Corel, and Messrs John Bruner and J L Hale, sang a number of selections appropriate to the occasion. Miss Pearle Corel presided at the organ. The remains were interred in the Riceville cemetery. Messrs Matthew Merchant, D N Scott, C W Todd, H R Corel, Peter Beabower and S Z Balley acted as pall bearers. Deceased is survived by his wife and one brother, Mr. Newton Rhodes, my grandfather, of Spartansburg."
(Titusville Herald, Mar 4, 1898, p.2)
Abt 1840-41 NY State Gabriel married Amy Jane Walker, a son, John W. was born 1842 in NY.
By census 1860 James G. Rhodes and family were living in Crawford Co PA.
1864 Mar 28 Crawford Co PA Civil War served with Co K. 191 PA Inf and I Co 39th PA Inf. Pensioner James G. Rhodes filed 14 Jan 1889 App 685.265, Cert 776.628, Widow Elvira Rhodes filed 02 Apr 1898 App 673.821 Cert 467.233.
2013 Received word that another memorial had just been made for James Gabriel Rhodes, my great uncle that includes the following obituary:
"Riceville, Mar 3 - James Gabriel Rhodes died at 9:30 o'clock Saturday morning of the infirmities of old age. Deceased was born in the state of New York and was 79 years of age. He came to this vicinity in early manhood. He was a member of the 10th Pennsylvania Reserves or the One Hundred and Ninety-Second regiment after consolidation. Funeral services over the remains of Mr Rhodes were conducted at the M E church at 2 o'clock Sabbath afternoon. Rev J F Black was the officiating clergyman, who preached a most eloquent funeral sermon. A choir composed of Mrs J C Drake and Miss Zepha Corel, and Messrs John Bruner and J L Hale, sang a number of selections appropriate to the occasion. Miss Pearle Corel presided at the organ. The remains were interred in the Riceville cemetery. Messrs Matthew Merchant, D N Scott, C W Todd, H R Corel, Peter Beabower and S Z Balley acted as pall bearers. Deceased is survived by his wife and one brother, Mr. Newton Rhodes, my grandfather, of Spartansburg."
(Titusville Herald, Mar 4, 1898, p.2)
James Gabriel, Richard, Charles, Samuel, Isaac Newton and daughters; Mary M. and Ruth Permilla were born to William Henry, son of Richard and Rachel Horton Rhodes and Abia Horton Rhodes, daughter of Gabriel L. Sr., and Sarah Wing Horton.
Abt 1840-41 NY State Gabriel married Amy Jane Walker, a son, John W. was born 1842 in NY.
By census 1860 James G. Rhodes and family were living in Crawford Co PA.
1864 Mar 28 Crawford Co PA Civil War served with Co K. 191 PA Inf and I Co 39th PA Inf. Pensioner James G. Rhodes filed 14 Jan 1889 App 685.265, Cert 776.628, Widow Elvira Rhodes filed 02 Apr 1898 App 673.821 Cert 467.233.
2013 Received word that another memorial had just been made for James Gabriel Rhodes, my great uncle that includes the following obituary:
"Riceville, Mar 3 - James Gabriel Rhodes died at 9:30 o'clock Saturday morning of the infirmities of old age. Deceased was born in the state of New York and was 79 years of age. He came to this vicinity in early manhood. He was a member of the 10th Pennsylvania Reserves or the One Hundred and Ninety-Second regiment after consolidation. Funeral services over the remains of Mr Rhodes were conducted at the M E church at 2 o'clock Sabbath afternoon. Rev J F Black was the officiating clergyman, who preached a most eloquent funeral sermon. A choir composed of Mrs J C Drake and Miss Zepha Corel, and Messrs John Bruner and J L Hale, sang a number of selections appropriate to the occasion. Miss Pearle Corel presided at the organ. The remains were interred in the Riceville cemetery. Messrs Matthew Merchant, D N Scott, C W Todd, H R Corel, Peter Beabower and S Z Balley acted as pall bearers. Deceased is survived by his wife and one brother, Mr. Newton Rhodes, my grandfather, of Spartansburg."
(Titusville Herald, Mar 4, 1898, p.2)
Abt 1840-41 NY State Gabriel married Amy Jane Walker, a son, John W. was born 1842 in NY.
By census 1860 James G. Rhodes and family were living in Crawford Co PA.
1864 Mar 28 Crawford Co PA Civil War served with Co K. 191 PA Inf and I Co 39th PA Inf. Pensioner James G. Rhodes filed 14 Jan 1889 App 685.265, Cert 776.628, Widow Elvira Rhodes filed 02 Apr 1898 App 673.821 Cert 467.233.
2013 Received word that another memorial had just been made for James Gabriel Rhodes, my great uncle that includes the following obituary:
"Riceville, Mar 3 - James Gabriel Rhodes died at 9:30 o'clock Saturday morning of the infirmities of old age. Deceased was born in the state of New York and was 79 years of age. He came to this vicinity in early manhood. He was a member of the 10th Pennsylvania Reserves or the One Hundred and Ninety-Second regiment after consolidation. Funeral services over the remains of Mr Rhodes were conducted at the M E church at 2 o'clock Sabbath afternoon. Rev J F Black was the officiating clergyman, who preached a most eloquent funeral sermon. A choir composed of Mrs J C Drake and Miss Zepha Corel, and Messrs John Bruner and J L Hale, sang a number of selections appropriate to the occasion. Miss Pearle Corel presided at the organ. The remains were interred in the Riceville cemetery. Messrs Matthew Merchant, D N Scott, C W Todd, H R Corel, Peter Beabower and S Z Balley acted as pall bearers. Deceased is survived by his wife and one brother, Mr. Newton Rhodes, my grandfather, of Spartansburg."
(Titusville Herald, Mar 4, 1898, p.2)
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