Death at Lexingtcn.
—Sunday morning at 7:35 Isaac L. Plank died at Lexington at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Reamey. Mr. Plank was born in 1841 in the state of Pennsylvania. He moved to Illinois and in 1862 enlisted at Earlville in the 53d volunteers. In 1880 he married Virginia McGilvray. His widow, a brother and one daughter survive him.--The Weekly Pantagraph, July 13, 1906.
—Sunday morning at 7:35 Isaac L. Plank died at Lexington at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Reamey. Mr. Plank was born in 1841 in the state of Pennsylvania. He moved to Illinois and in 1862 enlisted at Earlville in the 53d volunteers. In 1880 he married Virginia McGilvray. His widow, a brother and one daughter survive him.--The Weekly Pantagraph, July 13, 1906.
Death at Lexingtcn.
—Sunday morning at 7:35 Isaac L. Plank died at Lexington at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Reamey. Mr. Plank was born in 1841 in the state of Pennsylvania. He moved to Illinois and in 1862 enlisted at Earlville in the 53d volunteers. In 1880 he married Virginia McGilvray. His widow, a brother and one daughter survive him.--The Weekly Pantagraph, July 13, 1906.
—Sunday morning at 7:35 Isaac L. Plank died at Lexington at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Reamey. Mr. Plank was born in 1841 in the state of Pennsylvania. He moved to Illinois and in 1862 enlisted at Earlville in the 53d volunteers. In 1880 he married Virginia McGilvray. His widow, a brother and one daughter survive him.--The Weekly Pantagraph, July 13, 1906.
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