Civil War veteran of Co I, 27th WI Infantry
Der Nord Westen, 07 Mar. 1889: "Death of Bailey Pierce of Manitowoc Rapids last week as a result of an accident in which he was severely injured by his span of horses. He died last Thurs. morning. The Grand Army of the Republic carried him to his final rest."
BAILY PIERCE (D.B. PIERCE) add on
Pierce - at the home in the town of Manitowoc Rapids, Wis., on Thursday, Feb. 28, Mr. Baily Pierce. The cause of Mr. Pierce's death was published in last week's edition of the paper. It was hoped that he might be able to recover from the effects of his terrible experience, but death relieved the sufferer early Thursday a.m. Mr. Pierce leaves no family, but his death is a great shock to his aged parents and brothers and sisters.
He had many friends in this section of the state and his untimely death is sadly regretted by all. He was a member of Horace M. Walker Post G.A.R., and his remains were accompanied to the grave by some of his sorrowing comrades. His interment took place at the cemetery in this city last Saturday. A large number of friends being present.
Manitowoc Lakeshore Times, March 5, 1889 page 10
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D.B. PIERCE
Death of Bailey Pierce of Manitowoc Rapids last week as a result of an accident
in which he was severely injured by his span of horses. He died last Thurs. morning
(a complete description of the accident can be found in the issue of 28 Feb.) The
Grand Army of the Republic carried him to his final rest.
Der Nord Westen, 07 Mar. 1889
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[cause: accident]
Der Nord Westen, 07 Mar. 1889: "Death of Bailey Pierce of Manitowoc Rapids last week as a result of an accident in which he was severely injured by his span of horses. He died last Thurs. morning. The Grand Army of the Republic carried him to his final rest."
BAILY PIERCE (D.B. PIERCE) add on
Pierce - at the home in the town of Manitowoc Rapids, Wis., on Thursday, Feb. 28, Mr. Baily Pierce. The cause of Mr. Pierce's death was published in last week's edition of the paper. It was hoped that he might be able to recover from the effects of his terrible experience, but death relieved the sufferer early Thursday a.m. Mr. Pierce leaves no family, but his death is a great shock to his aged parents and brothers and sisters.
He had many friends in this section of the state and his untimely death is sadly regretted by all. He was a member of Horace M. Walker Post G.A.R., and his remains were accompanied to the grave by some of his sorrowing comrades. His interment took place at the cemetery in this city last Saturday. A large number of friends being present.
Manitowoc Lakeshore Times, March 5, 1889 page 10
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D.B. PIERCE
Death of Bailey Pierce of Manitowoc Rapids last week as a result of an accident
in which he was severely injured by his span of horses. He died last Thurs. morning
(a complete description of the accident can be found in the issue of 28 Feb.) The
Grand Army of the Republic carried him to his final rest.
Der Nord Westen, 07 Mar. 1889
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[cause: accident]
Civil War veteran of Co I, 27th WI Infantry
Der Nord Westen, 07 Mar. 1889: "Death of Bailey Pierce of Manitowoc Rapids last week as a result of an accident in which he was severely injured by his span of horses. He died last Thurs. morning. The Grand Army of the Republic carried him to his final rest."
BAILY PIERCE (D.B. PIERCE) add on
Pierce - at the home in the town of Manitowoc Rapids, Wis., on Thursday, Feb. 28, Mr. Baily Pierce. The cause of Mr. Pierce's death was published in last week's edition of the paper. It was hoped that he might be able to recover from the effects of his terrible experience, but death relieved the sufferer early Thursday a.m. Mr. Pierce leaves no family, but his death is a great shock to his aged parents and brothers and sisters.
He had many friends in this section of the state and his untimely death is sadly regretted by all. He was a member of Horace M. Walker Post G.A.R., and his remains were accompanied to the grave by some of his sorrowing comrades. His interment took place at the cemetery in this city last Saturday. A large number of friends being present.
Manitowoc Lakeshore Times, March 5, 1889 page 10
*******
D.B. PIERCE
Death of Bailey Pierce of Manitowoc Rapids last week as a result of an accident
in which he was severely injured by his span of horses. He died last Thurs. morning
(a complete description of the accident can be found in the issue of 28 Feb.) The
Grand Army of the Republic carried him to his final rest.
Der Nord Westen, 07 Mar. 1889
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[cause: accident]
Der Nord Westen, 07 Mar. 1889: "Death of Bailey Pierce of Manitowoc Rapids last week as a result of an accident in which he was severely injured by his span of horses. He died last Thurs. morning. The Grand Army of the Republic carried him to his final rest."
BAILY PIERCE (D.B. PIERCE) add on
Pierce - at the home in the town of Manitowoc Rapids, Wis., on Thursday, Feb. 28, Mr. Baily Pierce. The cause of Mr. Pierce's death was published in last week's edition of the paper. It was hoped that he might be able to recover from the effects of his terrible experience, but death relieved the sufferer early Thursday a.m. Mr. Pierce leaves no family, but his death is a great shock to his aged parents and brothers and sisters.
He had many friends in this section of the state and his untimely death is sadly regretted by all. He was a member of Horace M. Walker Post G.A.R., and his remains were accompanied to the grave by some of his sorrowing comrades. His interment took place at the cemetery in this city last Saturday. A large number of friends being present.
Manitowoc Lakeshore Times, March 5, 1889 page 10
*******
D.B. PIERCE
Death of Bailey Pierce of Manitowoc Rapids last week as a result of an accident
in which he was severely injured by his span of horses. He died last Thurs. morning
(a complete description of the accident can be found in the issue of 28 Feb.) The
Grand Army of the Republic carried him to his final rest.
Der Nord Westen, 07 Mar. 1889
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[cause: accident]
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