Last Friday afternoon, about 5 o'clock, Mr. John H. Beard died at his home in the Cane Valley country. Had he lived until the 21st of next August he would have been eighty one years old. When the civil war broke out he espoused the cause of the Union, entered the Third Kentucky Infantry, of which Thomas E. Bramlett was the Colonel. He was a gallant soldier, and since the close of hostilities, was one of Adair's best citizens. The funeral was largely attended. The deceased was a brother-in-law of Mr. J.P. Beard, this place (The Adair County News, Apr 22, 1914).
3rd Kentucky Infantry Co. A, Civil War
Son of David J. Beard and Mary Fuller.
3rd Kentucky Infantry Co. A, Civil War
Son of David J. Beard and Mary Fuller.
Last Friday afternoon, about 5 o'clock, Mr. John H. Beard died at his home in the Cane Valley country. Had he lived until the 21st of next August he would have been eighty one years old. When the civil war broke out he espoused the cause of the Union, entered the Third Kentucky Infantry, of which Thomas E. Bramlett was the Colonel. He was a gallant soldier, and since the close of hostilities, was one of Adair's best citizens. The funeral was largely attended. The deceased was a brother-in-law of Mr. J.P. Beard, this place (The Adair County News, Apr 22, 1914).
3rd Kentucky Infantry Co. A, Civil War
Son of David J. Beard and Mary Fuller.
3rd Kentucky Infantry Co. A, Civil War
Son of David J. Beard and Mary Fuller.
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His middle name is given as Houston on his death certificate, and Hall in his wife's obituary.
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