Thomas A. Shaver joined Co E 120th Ohio Volunteer Infantry on 15 Aug 1862. He was a Private. According to the pension index he was also in the 15th Company 2nd Battalion Veterans Reserve Corps, and Co H 8th VRC.
Rev. Shaver was an 1868 graduate of Washington & Jefferson College and then attended Western Theological Seminary in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (later called Pittsburgh Theological Seminary) in 1868-1869). He was ordained for Presbyterian ministry in 1874 by the Presbytery of Fort Dodge in Iowa. He pastor of the Presbyterian Church in Glidden, Iowa (1875-1875), and then at Grand Junction, Iowa (1876-1877). He was the pastor of the Presbyterian Church in Linn Grove, Iowa (1878-1879), after which he went to the Dakotas to serve a congregation (1890-1893). Then he went back to Iowa, where he served the congregation Marne (1885-1888). Then he went to serve in Ohio until 1896. In 1906, he was at Chadburn, North Carolina. (The content of this paragraph was taken from the History of the Presbyterian Church in Iowa 1837-1900 by Rev. Dr. Joseph W. Hubbard, page 240.)
His wife was Scinda L. or Lena MCKEE.
Rev. Shaver was an 1868 graduate of Washington & Jefferson College and then attended Western Theological Seminary in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (later called Pittsburgh Theological Seminary) in 1868-1869). He was ordained for Presbyterian ministry in 1874 by the Presbytery of Fort Dodge in Iowa. He pastor of the Presbyterian Church in Glidden, Iowa (1875-1875), and then at Grand Junction, Iowa (1876-1877). He was the pastor of the Presbyterian Church in Linn Grove, Iowa (1878-1879), after which he went to the Dakotas to serve a congregation (1890-1893). Then he went back to Iowa, where he served the congregation Marne (1885-1888). Then he went to serve in Ohio until 1896. In 1906, he was at Chadburn, North Carolina. (The content of this paragraph was taken from the History of the Presbyterian Church in Iowa 1837-1900 by Rev. Dr. Joseph W. Hubbard, page 240.)
His wife was Scinda L. or Lena MCKEE.
Thomas A. Shaver joined Co E 120th Ohio Volunteer Infantry on 15 Aug 1862. He was a Private. According to the pension index he was also in the 15th Company 2nd Battalion Veterans Reserve Corps, and Co H 8th VRC.
Rev. Shaver was an 1868 graduate of Washington & Jefferson College and then attended Western Theological Seminary in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (later called Pittsburgh Theological Seminary) in 1868-1869). He was ordained for Presbyterian ministry in 1874 by the Presbytery of Fort Dodge in Iowa. He pastor of the Presbyterian Church in Glidden, Iowa (1875-1875), and then at Grand Junction, Iowa (1876-1877). He was the pastor of the Presbyterian Church in Linn Grove, Iowa (1878-1879), after which he went to the Dakotas to serve a congregation (1890-1893). Then he went back to Iowa, where he served the congregation Marne (1885-1888). Then he went to serve in Ohio until 1896. In 1906, he was at Chadburn, North Carolina. (The content of this paragraph was taken from the History of the Presbyterian Church in Iowa 1837-1900 by Rev. Dr. Joseph W. Hubbard, page 240.)
His wife was Scinda L. or Lena MCKEE.
Rev. Shaver was an 1868 graduate of Washington & Jefferson College and then attended Western Theological Seminary in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (later called Pittsburgh Theological Seminary) in 1868-1869). He was ordained for Presbyterian ministry in 1874 by the Presbytery of Fort Dodge in Iowa. He pastor of the Presbyterian Church in Glidden, Iowa (1875-1875), and then at Grand Junction, Iowa (1876-1877). He was the pastor of the Presbyterian Church in Linn Grove, Iowa (1878-1879), after which he went to the Dakotas to serve a congregation (1890-1893). Then he went back to Iowa, where he served the congregation Marne (1885-1888). Then he went to serve in Ohio until 1896. In 1906, he was at Chadburn, North Carolina. (The content of this paragraph was taken from the History of the Presbyterian Church in Iowa 1837-1900 by Rev. Dr. Joseph W. Hubbard, page 240.)
His wife was Scinda L. or Lena MCKEE.
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