Joseph Farley, Co. G, old Bucktails, died at his home, Mason Hills, Pa., on Saturday, March 12, 1903, of heart failure, aged 72 years. Comrade Farley was a good citizen of Cameron County, and his death was quite sudden. He entered his home after having performed some light chores, and remarked to his daughter: "Maggie, I believe I'm going to die." And lying down upon the lounge, in less than three hours was a corpse. He leaves a son and three daughters, his wife having died just two weeks before him. (Reported by Comrade J. F. Parsons.)
Sources:
P. R. V. C. Seventeenth Annual Reunion, "Bucktails," Or, First Rifle Regiment, Death Roll.
Sources:
P. R. V. C. Seventeenth Annual Reunion, "Bucktails," Or, First Rifle Regiment, Death Roll.
Joseph Farley, Co. G, old Bucktails, died at his home, Mason Hills, Pa., on Saturday, March 12, 1903, of heart failure, aged 72 years. Comrade Farley was a good citizen of Cameron County, and his death was quite sudden. He entered his home after having performed some light chores, and remarked to his daughter: "Maggie, I believe I'm going to die." And lying down upon the lounge, in less than three hours was a corpse. He leaves a son and three daughters, his wife having died just two weeks before him. (Reported by Comrade J. F. Parsons.)
Sources:
P. R. V. C. Seventeenth Annual Reunion, "Bucktails," Or, First Rifle Regiment, Death Roll.
Sources:
P. R. V. C. Seventeenth Annual Reunion, "Bucktails," Or, First Rifle Regiment, Death Roll.
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