The Meriden Weekly Republican (Meriden, Connecticut), 4 Apr 1907, Page 10
The Hartford Courant contained the following Friday morning:
Chester, March 28.--Ezra C. Church died this morning of pneumonia, aged 68. For many years he had run a black smith shop. He served four years in the United States army and was in several battles in the Civil War. He also acted as first selectman for a period. Mr. Church was born in New York State and after the war came to Chester. He leaves besides a wife, three sons, Elmer and Warren of this place, and Richard of Meriden, and one daughter, Miss Gertrude Butler of this place.
The Meriden Weekly Republican (Meriden, Connecticut), 4 Apr 1907, Page 10
The Hartford Courant contained the following Friday morning:
Chester, March 28.--Ezra C. Church died this morning of pneumonia, aged 68. For many years he had run a black smith shop. He served four years in the United States army and was in several battles in the Civil War. He also acted as first selectman for a period. Mr. Church was born in New York State and after the war came to Chester. He leaves besides a wife, three sons, Elmer and Warren of this place, and Richard of Meriden, and one daughter, Miss Gertrude Butler of this place.
Inscription
Co. C. 5 Hvy (heavy) Arty (artilliary) age 68
Gravesite Details
Husband of Jane Augusta Sackett. Ezra has two stones, civilian and military. Also, the Co that he is in could either be a "C" or a "G"
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