Died in St. Louis MO. in the service of the US. s/o George S & Mary Brower. age; 18y 5m 21d.
HE DIED AT HIS POST... by J.W.Holman
"...farewell youthful soldier! we ne'er will forget the life thou has offered,the death thou has met of thee may our nation in history boast; and tell the whole world thou didst die at thy post..."
Mustered into the 13th Missouri Infantry, (called the Missouri 13th and which later became the 22nd Ohio Volunteer Infantry in May 1862) on Aug 28, 1861 in St. Louis, Missouri. As they werent put into action until February of 1862 it is believed he died of an illness.
HE DIED AT HIS POST... by J.W.Holman
"...farewell youthful soldier! we ne'er will forget the life thou has offered,the death thou has met of thee may our nation in history boast; and tell the whole world thou didst die at thy post..."
Mustered into the 13th Missouri Infantry, (called the Missouri 13th and which later became the 22nd Ohio Volunteer Infantry in May 1862) on Aug 28, 1861 in St. Louis, Missouri. As they werent put into action until February of 1862 it is believed he died of an illness.
Died in St. Louis MO. in the service of the US. s/o George S & Mary Brower. age; 18y 5m 21d.
HE DIED AT HIS POST... by J.W.Holman
"...farewell youthful soldier! we ne'er will forget the life thou has offered,the death thou has met of thee may our nation in history boast; and tell the whole world thou didst die at thy post..."
Mustered into the 13th Missouri Infantry, (called the Missouri 13th and which later became the 22nd Ohio Volunteer Infantry in May 1862) on Aug 28, 1861 in St. Louis, Missouri. As they werent put into action until February of 1862 it is believed he died of an illness.
HE DIED AT HIS POST... by J.W.Holman
"...farewell youthful soldier! we ne'er will forget the life thou has offered,the death thou has met of thee may our nation in history boast; and tell the whole world thou didst die at thy post..."
Mustered into the 13th Missouri Infantry, (called the Missouri 13th and which later became the 22nd Ohio Volunteer Infantry in May 1862) on Aug 28, 1861 in St. Louis, Missouri. As they werent put into action until February of 1862 it is believed he died of an illness.
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S/o George and Sarah Sorber Bower
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