Father David Rice. See 1850 Fed Census, Greene County, IL for association.
Name should be Preston C. Rice NOT G. See US Army Register of Enlistments 1789-1914, Preston C. Rice; 1870 Fed Census, Preston C. Rice, Rush, Buchanan,MO; and 1880 Fed Census, Preston C. Rice, Canton, McPherson,KS. Also see FAG Memorial # 19784642 for his sister-in-law which mentions Preston's wife as Mrs. P.C. Rice.
The Fairbury Gazette (Fairbury Nebraska) 05 Nov 1887
Preston C. Rice, a former resident here, died at his home on Rose Creek, two miles west of Reynolds, last week and was buried in the cemetery here on Sunday by Russell Post G.A.R., of which he was a former member.
The Fairbury Gazette (Fairbury Nebraska) 05 Nov 1887
Died: Friday Oct 28th at Rose Creek, Preston Rice of malarial fever. Mr. Rice was well respected in the community where he lived as an honest upright man, and on Sunday, the day of his burial, was followed to his last resting place at Fairbury by a large concourse of sympathizing friends. He was buried under the auspices of the G.A.R. He leaves a wife and two children who have teh heart-felt sympathy of the entire community.
Name should be Preston C. Rice NOT G. See US Army Register of Enlistments 1789-1914, Preston C. Rice; 1870 Fed Census, Preston C. Rice, Rush, Buchanan,MO; and 1880 Fed Census, Preston C. Rice, Canton, McPherson,KS. Also see FAG Memorial # 19784642 for his sister-in-law which mentions Preston's wife as Mrs. P.C. Rice.
The Fairbury Gazette (Fairbury Nebraska) 05 Nov 1887
Preston C. Rice, a former resident here, died at his home on Rose Creek, two miles west of Reynolds, last week and was buried in the cemetery here on Sunday by Russell Post G.A.R., of which he was a former member.
The Fairbury Gazette (Fairbury Nebraska) 05 Nov 1887
Died: Friday Oct 28th at Rose Creek, Preston Rice of malarial fever. Mr. Rice was well respected in the community where he lived as an honest upright man, and on Sunday, the day of his burial, was followed to his last resting place at Fairbury by a large concourse of sympathizing friends. He was buried under the auspices of the G.A.R. He leaves a wife and two children who have teh heart-felt sympathy of the entire community.
Father David Rice. See 1850 Fed Census, Greene County, IL for association.
Name should be Preston C. Rice NOT G. See US Army Register of Enlistments 1789-1914, Preston C. Rice; 1870 Fed Census, Preston C. Rice, Rush, Buchanan,MO; and 1880 Fed Census, Preston C. Rice, Canton, McPherson,KS. Also see FAG Memorial # 19784642 for his sister-in-law which mentions Preston's wife as Mrs. P.C. Rice.
The Fairbury Gazette (Fairbury Nebraska) 05 Nov 1887
Preston C. Rice, a former resident here, died at his home on Rose Creek, two miles west of Reynolds, last week and was buried in the cemetery here on Sunday by Russell Post G.A.R., of which he was a former member.
The Fairbury Gazette (Fairbury Nebraska) 05 Nov 1887
Died: Friday Oct 28th at Rose Creek, Preston Rice of malarial fever. Mr. Rice was well respected in the community where he lived as an honest upright man, and on Sunday, the day of his burial, was followed to his last resting place at Fairbury by a large concourse of sympathizing friends. He was buried under the auspices of the G.A.R. He leaves a wife and two children who have teh heart-felt sympathy of the entire community.
Name should be Preston C. Rice NOT G. See US Army Register of Enlistments 1789-1914, Preston C. Rice; 1870 Fed Census, Preston C. Rice, Rush, Buchanan,MO; and 1880 Fed Census, Preston C. Rice, Canton, McPherson,KS. Also see FAG Memorial # 19784642 for his sister-in-law which mentions Preston's wife as Mrs. P.C. Rice.
The Fairbury Gazette (Fairbury Nebraska) 05 Nov 1887
Preston C. Rice, a former resident here, died at his home on Rose Creek, two miles west of Reynolds, last week and was buried in the cemetery here on Sunday by Russell Post G.A.R., of which he was a former member.
The Fairbury Gazette (Fairbury Nebraska) 05 Nov 1887
Died: Friday Oct 28th at Rose Creek, Preston Rice of malarial fever. Mr. Rice was well respected in the community where he lived as an honest upright man, and on Sunday, the day of his burial, was followed to his last resting place at Fairbury by a large concourse of sympathizing friends. He was buried under the auspices of the G.A.R. He leaves a wife and two children who have teh heart-felt sympathy of the entire community.
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