Military Service Co H 50th Ind
Goss Mill--Bill Acton is in critical condition at this writing.
Brownstown Banner. Thursday, April 9, 1896. (p. 8, col. 3). Brownstown, Indiana.
The sudden death of William Acton, an old soldier of the 50th Indiana, is deeply lamented by his many friends in this vicinity. (col. 1).
William Acton died at his home near this place (Goss Mill) at 7 o'clock last Saturday evening. His family has the sympathy of the entire community is this sad hour of distress. (col. 3)
Brownstown Banner. Thursday, April 16, 1896. (p. 8). Brownstown, Indiana.
Goss Mill--Bill Acton is in critical condition at this writing.
Brownstown Banner. Thursday, April 9, 1896. (p. 8, col. 3). Brownstown, Indiana.
The sudden death of William Acton, an old soldier of the 50th Indiana, is deeply lamented by his many friends in this vicinity. (col. 1).
William Acton died at his home near this place (Goss Mill) at 7 o'clock last Saturday evening. His family has the sympathy of the entire community is this sad hour of distress. (col. 3)
Brownstown Banner. Thursday, April 16, 1896. (p. 8). Brownstown, Indiana.
Military Service Co H 50th Ind
Goss Mill--Bill Acton is in critical condition at this writing.
Brownstown Banner. Thursday, April 9, 1896. (p. 8, col. 3). Brownstown, Indiana.
The sudden death of William Acton, an old soldier of the 50th Indiana, is deeply lamented by his many friends in this vicinity. (col. 1).
William Acton died at his home near this place (Goss Mill) at 7 o'clock last Saturday evening. His family has the sympathy of the entire community is this sad hour of distress. (col. 3)
Brownstown Banner. Thursday, April 16, 1896. (p. 8). Brownstown, Indiana.
Goss Mill--Bill Acton is in critical condition at this writing.
Brownstown Banner. Thursday, April 9, 1896. (p. 8, col. 3). Brownstown, Indiana.
The sudden death of William Acton, an old soldier of the 50th Indiana, is deeply lamented by his many friends in this vicinity. (col. 1).
William Acton died at his home near this place (Goss Mill) at 7 o'clock last Saturday evening. His family has the sympathy of the entire community is this sad hour of distress. (col. 3)
Brownstown Banner. Thursday, April 16, 1896. (p. 8). Brownstown, Indiana.
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