Wife, Emma Gordon (1871 - 1957). Both are buried at Woodland Cemetery, Port Huron Township, Michigan. There is a large, old, Gordon stone there as well.
This is most likely the same Frank W. Gordon that served in the 1898 33rd Michigan Infantry, Company F, during the Spanish-American War. An old marker is there for him with this information on it. The headstone that holds both his and his wife's name was probably made upon his wife's death.
Michigan infantry information can be found here: http://www.mifamilyhistory.org/spanam/sawveterans.aspx
This is most likely the same Frank W. Gordon that served in the 1898 33rd Michigan Infantry, Company F, during the Spanish-American War. An old marker is there for him with this information on it. The headstone that holds both his and his wife's name was probably made upon his wife's death.
Michigan infantry information can be found here: http://www.mifamilyhistory.org/spanam/sawveterans.aspx
Wife, Emma Gordon (1871 - 1957). Both are buried at Woodland Cemetery, Port Huron Township, Michigan. There is a large, old, Gordon stone there as well.
This is most likely the same Frank W. Gordon that served in the 1898 33rd Michigan Infantry, Company F, during the Spanish-American War. An old marker is there for him with this information on it. The headstone that holds both his and his wife's name was probably made upon his wife's death.
Michigan infantry information can be found here: http://www.mifamilyhistory.org/spanam/sawveterans.aspx
This is most likely the same Frank W. Gordon that served in the 1898 33rd Michigan Infantry, Company F, during the Spanish-American War. An old marker is there for him with this information on it. The headstone that holds both his and his wife's name was probably made upon his wife's death.
Michigan infantry information can be found here: http://www.mifamilyhistory.org/spanam/sawveterans.aspx
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