Centenial History of Polk County, Iowa, 1876
Casper S. Brady, of Saylor Grove, a childlike, innocent drummer boy, and a native of Iowa, died of erysipelas, caused by a wound in the knee, received at the battle of Donelson. Handsome marble stones were placed at the head and foot of his grave by his parents, in Saylor Grove Cemetery
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Son of James Mason & Angelina Strahl Brady.
Casper S. Brady, of Saylor Grove, a childlike, innocent drummer boy, and a native of Iowa, died of erysipelas, caused by a wound in the knee, received at the battle of Donelson. Handsome marble stones were placed at the head and foot of his grave by his parents, in Saylor Grove Cemetery
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Son of James Mason & Angelina Strahl Brady.
Centenial History of Polk County, Iowa, 1876
Casper S. Brady, of Saylor Grove, a childlike, innocent drummer boy, and a native of Iowa, died of erysipelas, caused by a wound in the knee, received at the battle of Donelson. Handsome marble stones were placed at the head and foot of his grave by his parents, in Saylor Grove Cemetery
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Son of James Mason & Angelina Strahl Brady.
Casper S. Brady, of Saylor Grove, a childlike, innocent drummer boy, and a native of Iowa, died of erysipelas, caused by a wound in the knee, received at the battle of Donelson. Handsome marble stones were placed at the head and foot of his grave by his parents, in Saylor Grove Cemetery
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Son of James Mason & Angelina Strahl Brady.
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