ROBERT ACKLEY OBITUARY 12-28-1928 Post #89 Everett
MAN IS DEAD AFTER A SHORT SICKNESS
Superintendent for 12, Ellensburg Robert Ackley Passes Friday Night at Providence Hospital
Robert Ackley, resident of Everett and veteran employee of the Northern Pacific railroad, died at the Providence hospital Friday night at the age of 84 after a short illness. Mr. Ackley, who was a veteran of the Civil war, was for twelve years superintendent for the railroad at Ellensburg, prior to his coming to Everett twelve years ago. He served in the war for two and one-half years with Company M, Third Regiment, Pa Provisional Cav, taking part in many of the major battles of the conflict. He is survived by a widow, Mrs Margaret Ackley, 1627 Rainier Ave.; and seven stepchildren, Cleve Little of Edmonds, Edward, Charles and William Little of British Columbia; Mrs Margaret Anderson of Pinehurst; Mrs H. A. Krause of Beverly Park, and Mrs. Charles Berry of Hoquiam. Services will be held from the Auseth funeral home on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock, the Rev. F.A. LaViolette officiating. The Sons of Veterans and their auxillary will have charnge of the services at the chapel and the burial service at the G.A.R. cemetery at Snohomish will be by the Women's Relief Corps. He was a member of John Buford Post #89.
SnoCo: "The Karyn Project"
Snohomish GAR Cemetery:
Ackley Jennie C.
Ackley Margaret l. 85 Feb 18 1936 "Burial #2373 Late residence 1627 Rainier Ave. Everett WA."
Ackley Pearl
Ackley Robert C. 83 Dec 28 1928 7/3/1845 "G.A.R. Veteran"
Civil War Service
Name: Robert C. Ackley
Company: M
Unit: 22 Pennsylvania Cav
Rank - Induction: Private
Rank - Discharge: Private
Allegiance: Union
Notes: Ackley Robert C.
State Filed: Illinois and Washington
Widow: Margaret L. Ackley
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Wife Lottie H. (nee Maize) children: Charles Kingen 1869, Anna Gertrude 1872, Sarah Sylvia 1873 2nd wife Margaret E. (nee Miller) Little
Section 5, Lot Maus., Grave G-7
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MAN IS DEAD AFTER A SHORT SICKNESS
Superintendent for 12, Ellensburg Robert Ackley Passes Friday Night at Providence Hospital
Robert Ackley, resident of Everett and veteran employee of the Northern Pacific railroad, died at the Providence hospital Friday night at the age of 84 after a short illness. Mr. Ackley, who was a veteran of the Civil war, was for twelve years superintendent for the railroad at Ellensburg, prior to his coming to Everett twelve years ago. He served in the war for two and one-half years with Company M, Third Regiment, Pa Provisional Cav, taking part in many of the major battles of the conflict. He is survived by a widow, Mrs Margaret Ackley, 1627 Rainier Ave.; and seven stepchildren, Cleve Little of Edmonds, Edward, Charles and William Little of British Columbia; Mrs Margaret Anderson of Pinehurst; Mrs H. A. Krause of Beverly Park, and Mrs. Charles Berry of Hoquiam. Services will be held from the Auseth funeral home on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock, the Rev. F.A. LaViolette officiating. The Sons of Veterans and their auxillary will have charnge of the services at the chapel and the burial service at the G.A.R. cemetery at Snohomish will be by the Women's Relief Corps. He was a member of John Buford Post #89.
SnoCo: "The Karyn Project"
Snohomish GAR Cemetery:
Ackley Jennie C.
Ackley Margaret l. 85 Feb 18 1936 "Burial #2373 Late residence 1627 Rainier Ave. Everett WA."
Ackley Pearl
Ackley Robert C. 83 Dec 28 1928 7/3/1845 "G.A.R. Veteran"
Civil War Service
Name: Robert C. Ackley
Company: M
Unit: 22 Pennsylvania Cav
Rank - Induction: Private
Rank - Discharge: Private
Allegiance: Union
Notes: Ackley Robert C.
State Filed: Illinois and Washington
Widow: Margaret L. Ackley
********
http://www.suvcwdb.org/
Wife Lottie H. (nee Maize) children: Charles Kingen 1869, Anna Gertrude 1872, Sarah Sylvia 1873 2nd wife Margaret E. (nee Miller) Little
Section 5, Lot Maus., Grave G-7
https://www.civilwarvetswastate.com/veterans/detail.html?veteranid=251
ROBERT ACKLEY OBITUARY 12-28-1928 Post #89 Everett
MAN IS DEAD AFTER A SHORT SICKNESS
Superintendent for 12, Ellensburg Robert Ackley Passes Friday Night at Providence Hospital
Robert Ackley, resident of Everett and veteran employee of the Northern Pacific railroad, died at the Providence hospital Friday night at the age of 84 after a short illness. Mr. Ackley, who was a veteran of the Civil war, was for twelve years superintendent for the railroad at Ellensburg, prior to his coming to Everett twelve years ago. He served in the war for two and one-half years with Company M, Third Regiment, Pa Provisional Cav, taking part in many of the major battles of the conflict. He is survived by a widow, Mrs Margaret Ackley, 1627 Rainier Ave.; and seven stepchildren, Cleve Little of Edmonds, Edward, Charles and William Little of British Columbia; Mrs Margaret Anderson of Pinehurst; Mrs H. A. Krause of Beverly Park, and Mrs. Charles Berry of Hoquiam. Services will be held from the Auseth funeral home on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock, the Rev. F.A. LaViolette officiating. The Sons of Veterans and their auxillary will have charnge of the services at the chapel and the burial service at the G.A.R. cemetery at Snohomish will be by the Women's Relief Corps. He was a member of John Buford Post #89.
SnoCo: "The Karyn Project"
Snohomish GAR Cemetery:
Ackley Jennie C.
Ackley Margaret l. 85 Feb 18 1936 "Burial #2373 Late residence 1627 Rainier Ave. Everett WA."
Ackley Pearl
Ackley Robert C. 83 Dec 28 1928 7/3/1845 "G.A.R. Veteran"
Civil War Service
Name: Robert C. Ackley
Company: M
Unit: 22 Pennsylvania Cav
Rank - Induction: Private
Rank - Discharge: Private
Allegiance: Union
Notes: Ackley Robert C.
State Filed: Illinois and Washington
Widow: Margaret L. Ackley
********
http://www.suvcwdb.org/
Wife Lottie H. (nee Maize) children: Charles Kingen 1869, Anna Gertrude 1872, Sarah Sylvia 1873 2nd wife Margaret E. (nee Miller) Little
Section 5, Lot Maus., Grave G-7
https://www.civilwarvetswastate.com/veterans/detail.html?veteranid=251
MAN IS DEAD AFTER A SHORT SICKNESS
Superintendent for 12, Ellensburg Robert Ackley Passes Friday Night at Providence Hospital
Robert Ackley, resident of Everett and veteran employee of the Northern Pacific railroad, died at the Providence hospital Friday night at the age of 84 after a short illness. Mr. Ackley, who was a veteran of the Civil war, was for twelve years superintendent for the railroad at Ellensburg, prior to his coming to Everett twelve years ago. He served in the war for two and one-half years with Company M, Third Regiment, Pa Provisional Cav, taking part in many of the major battles of the conflict. He is survived by a widow, Mrs Margaret Ackley, 1627 Rainier Ave.; and seven stepchildren, Cleve Little of Edmonds, Edward, Charles and William Little of British Columbia; Mrs Margaret Anderson of Pinehurst; Mrs H. A. Krause of Beverly Park, and Mrs. Charles Berry of Hoquiam. Services will be held from the Auseth funeral home on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock, the Rev. F.A. LaViolette officiating. The Sons of Veterans and their auxillary will have charnge of the services at the chapel and the burial service at the G.A.R. cemetery at Snohomish will be by the Women's Relief Corps. He was a member of John Buford Post #89.
SnoCo: "The Karyn Project"
Snohomish GAR Cemetery:
Ackley Jennie C.
Ackley Margaret l. 85 Feb 18 1936 "Burial #2373 Late residence 1627 Rainier Ave. Everett WA."
Ackley Pearl
Ackley Robert C. 83 Dec 28 1928 7/3/1845 "G.A.R. Veteran"
Civil War Service
Name: Robert C. Ackley
Company: M
Unit: 22 Pennsylvania Cav
Rank - Induction: Private
Rank - Discharge: Private
Allegiance: Union
Notes: Ackley Robert C.
State Filed: Illinois and Washington
Widow: Margaret L. Ackley
********
http://www.suvcwdb.org/
Wife Lottie H. (nee Maize) children: Charles Kingen 1869, Anna Gertrude 1872, Sarah Sylvia 1873 2nd wife Margaret E. (nee Miller) Little
Section 5, Lot Maus., Grave G-7
https://www.civilwarvetswastate.com/veterans/detail.html?veteranid=251
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