He was a Civil War soldier and served in the Union Army as a Private in Company D 6th Regiment of Missouri Infantry Volunteers.
He was at the siege of Vicksburg and wounded in battle on three different occasions. The first was at Vicksburg Mississippi on 29 Dec. 1862, the second at Resaca Georgia on 2 May 1864 and the third near Dallas Georgia 29 May 1864. During his service in the Civil War he decided to change the spelling of his name from Mains to Means.
Son of David Mains and Mariah E. "Mary" Bower
Husband of:
Mary Evelyn Polk -m- 28 March 1866
Nancy L. C. Mann -m- 8 August 1883
Father of:
William T. Means
Mariah Marie "Mary" Means Newcomb
Isabelle Jane "Belle" Means Newcomb
Ruth A. Means Freeland
Frances F. "Fanny" Means
David M. Means
Luzetta H. "Lucy" Means Philpott
Martha A Means
Joseph Andrew Means
Sarah E. Means Harris
Elizabeth M. "Bessie" Means Stroup
Laura A. Means Jarvis
John R. Means
James Everett Means
Mabel F. Means
He was at the siege of Vicksburg and wounded in battle on three different occasions. The first was at Vicksburg Mississippi on 29 Dec. 1862, the second at Resaca Georgia on 2 May 1864 and the third near Dallas Georgia 29 May 1864. During his service in the Civil War he decided to change the spelling of his name from Mains to Means.
Son of David Mains and Mariah E. "Mary" Bower
Husband of:
Mary Evelyn Polk -m- 28 March 1866
Nancy L. C. Mann -m- 8 August 1883
Father of:
William T. Means
Mariah Marie "Mary" Means Newcomb
Isabelle Jane "Belle" Means Newcomb
Ruth A. Means Freeland
Frances F. "Fanny" Means
David M. Means
Luzetta H. "Lucy" Means Philpott
Martha A Means
Joseph Andrew Means
Sarah E. Means Harris
Elizabeth M. "Bessie" Means Stroup
Laura A. Means Jarvis
John R. Means
James Everett Means
Mabel F. Means
He was a Civil War soldier and served in the Union Army as a Private in Company D 6th Regiment of Missouri Infantry Volunteers.
He was at the siege of Vicksburg and wounded in battle on three different occasions. The first was at Vicksburg Mississippi on 29 Dec. 1862, the second at Resaca Georgia on 2 May 1864 and the third near Dallas Georgia 29 May 1864. During his service in the Civil War he decided to change the spelling of his name from Mains to Means.
Son of David Mains and Mariah E. "Mary" Bower
Husband of:
Mary Evelyn Polk -m- 28 March 1866
Nancy L. C. Mann -m- 8 August 1883
Father of:
William T. Means
Mariah Marie "Mary" Means Newcomb
Isabelle Jane "Belle" Means Newcomb
Ruth A. Means Freeland
Frances F. "Fanny" Means
David M. Means
Luzetta H. "Lucy" Means Philpott
Martha A Means
Joseph Andrew Means
Sarah E. Means Harris
Elizabeth M. "Bessie" Means Stroup
Laura A. Means Jarvis
John R. Means
James Everett Means
Mabel F. Means
He was at the siege of Vicksburg and wounded in battle on three different occasions. The first was at Vicksburg Mississippi on 29 Dec. 1862, the second at Resaca Georgia on 2 May 1864 and the third near Dallas Georgia 29 May 1864. During his service in the Civil War he decided to change the spelling of his name from Mains to Means.
Son of David Mains and Mariah E. "Mary" Bower
Husband of:
Mary Evelyn Polk -m- 28 March 1866
Nancy L. C. Mann -m- 8 August 1883
Father of:
William T. Means
Mariah Marie "Mary" Means Newcomb
Isabelle Jane "Belle" Means Newcomb
Ruth A. Means Freeland
Frances F. "Fanny" Means
David M. Means
Luzetta H. "Lucy" Means Philpott
Martha A Means
Joseph Andrew Means
Sarah E. Means Harris
Elizabeth M. "Bessie" Means Stroup
Laura A. Means Jarvis
John R. Means
James Everett Means
Mabel F. Means
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