from the Rutland Daily Herald, March 4, 1896:
Cyrus Williams, 54 years old, died his home on Terrill street yesterday of dropsy of the heart. Mr. Williams served in a Massachusetts regiment during the rebellion and was a member of the local Grand Army post. He was the janitor of Trinity church and the Church street school building. A wife, three daughters and one son survive him.
Cyrus Williams, 54 years old, died his home on Terrill street yesterday of dropsy of the heart. Mr. Williams served in a Massachusetts regiment during the rebellion and was a member of the local Grand Army post. He was the janitor of Trinity church and the Church street school building. A wife, three daughters and one son survive him.
from the Rutland Daily Herald, March 4, 1896:
Cyrus Williams, 54 years old, died his home on Terrill street yesterday of dropsy of the heart. Mr. Williams served in a Massachusetts regiment during the rebellion and was a member of the local Grand Army post. He was the janitor of Trinity church and the Church street school building. A wife, three daughters and one son survive him.
Cyrus Williams, 54 years old, died his home on Terrill street yesterday of dropsy of the heart. Mr. Williams served in a Massachusetts regiment during the rebellion and was a member of the local Grand Army post. He was the janitor of Trinity church and the Church street school building. A wife, three daughters and one son survive him.
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Co. K., 54th Regt. Mass. Vol.
Gravesite Details
stone says he was 51, not 54
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