It is believed that the date of death on the headstone is not correct. Sarah filed for a widow's pension on December 5, 1910. The Long Blue Line : Civil War Union Soldiers and Sailors Buried in Oklahoma, by N. Dale Talkington shows the following: George E. Fellows - Died: Nov. 9, 1910.
Husband of Sarah Askins Fellows. To this union 11 children were born. He was a Civil War Veteran. George served in Company A, 46th Illinois Infantry. His place of residence is shown as Florence, Illinois. He mustered out 15 May 1865.
Husband of Sarah Askins Fellows. To this union 11 children were born. He was a Civil War Veteran. George served in Company A, 46th Illinois Infantry. His place of residence is shown as Florence, Illinois. He mustered out 15 May 1865.
It is believed that the date of death on the headstone is not correct. Sarah filed for a widow's pension on December 5, 1910. The Long Blue Line : Civil War Union Soldiers and Sailors Buried in Oklahoma, by N. Dale Talkington shows the following: George E. Fellows - Died: Nov. 9, 1910.
Husband of Sarah Askins Fellows. To this union 11 children were born. He was a Civil War Veteran. George served in Company A, 46th Illinois Infantry. His place of residence is shown as Florence, Illinois. He mustered out 15 May 1865.
Husband of Sarah Askins Fellows. To this union 11 children were born. He was a Civil War Veteran. George served in Company A, 46th Illinois Infantry. His place of residence is shown as Florence, Illinois. He mustered out 15 May 1865.
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