GAR
Served with Company F of the Michigan 7th Calvary Regiment from January 23, 1863 to August 14, 1863 mustered out in Washington D.C.
Ancestry.com; Family Search.
Date of birth is based on date of death and age at the time of death. 54 years, 3 months and 15 days.
The Portland Advertiser, Tuesday, March 30, 1869
Sudden Death.
Yesterday, while Mr. Notley Trail of this village was standing near the abutment of the dam on Grand River, looking at the ice floating down the river, he suddenly fell forward on his face to the ground.
Medical aid was speedily procured, and restoratives applied, but without success. His pulse did not immediately cease, but consciousness did not return, and the vital spark soon forsook its tenement of earth, for the untried spirit land.—The case was pronounced by the physicians to be heart
disease.
Served with Company F of the Michigan 7th Calvary Regiment from January 23, 1863 to August 14, 1863 mustered out in Washington D.C.
Ancestry.com; Family Search.
Date of birth is based on date of death and age at the time of death. 54 years, 3 months and 15 days.
The Portland Advertiser, Tuesday, March 30, 1869
Sudden Death.
Yesterday, while Mr. Notley Trail of this village was standing near the abutment of the dam on Grand River, looking at the ice floating down the river, he suddenly fell forward on his face to the ground.
Medical aid was speedily procured, and restoratives applied, but without success. His pulse did not immediately cease, but consciousness did not return, and the vital spark soon forsook its tenement of earth, for the untried spirit land.—The case was pronounced by the physicians to be heart
disease.
GAR
Served with Company F of the Michigan 7th Calvary Regiment from January 23, 1863 to August 14, 1863 mustered out in Washington D.C.
Ancestry.com; Family Search.
Date of birth is based on date of death and age at the time of death. 54 years, 3 months and 15 days.
The Portland Advertiser, Tuesday, March 30, 1869
Sudden Death.
Yesterday, while Mr. Notley Trail of this village was standing near the abutment of the dam on Grand River, looking at the ice floating down the river, he suddenly fell forward on his face to the ground.
Medical aid was speedily procured, and restoratives applied, but without success. His pulse did not immediately cease, but consciousness did not return, and the vital spark soon forsook its tenement of earth, for the untried spirit land.—The case was pronounced by the physicians to be heart
disease.
Served with Company F of the Michigan 7th Calvary Regiment from January 23, 1863 to August 14, 1863 mustered out in Washington D.C.
Ancestry.com; Family Search.
Date of birth is based on date of death and age at the time of death. 54 years, 3 months and 15 days.
The Portland Advertiser, Tuesday, March 30, 1869
Sudden Death.
Yesterday, while Mr. Notley Trail of this village was standing near the abutment of the dam on Grand River, looking at the ice floating down the river, he suddenly fell forward on his face to the ground.
Medical aid was speedily procured, and restoratives applied, but without success. His pulse did not immediately cease, but consciousness did not return, and the vital spark soon forsook its tenement of earth, for the untried spirit land.—The case was pronounced by the physicians to be heart
disease.
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