James Milo Nosler was born in Putnam County, Indiana in 1843. He served in the Civil War (Union Loyalist) and achieved rank of Lieutenant.
He was quite a documentarian regarding his own life experiences. James Milo Nosler kept a handwritten journal describing the hardships families face when moving west on the overland trail, as they all did. Link to a transcription of this journal is found: http://digitalcollections.lib.washington.edu/cdm/ref/collection/pioneerlife/id/988.
Tragically, daughter Flora May died of "consumption" at age 9 when they were traveling on the trail in New Mexico.
James Milo married Sarah Ann "Sadie"/"Sally" Snyder in 1843. They had 5 children:
- Flora May
- Charles Edgar
- Margaret "Maggie" Alva
- Ella Myrtle Caroline
and
- Hale Relson
He died in San Diego, CA, at only age 43 in a home for veterans.
He was quite a documentarian regarding his own life experiences. James Milo Nosler kept a handwritten journal describing the hardships families face when moving west on the overland trail, as they all did. Link to a transcription of this journal is found: http://digitalcollections.lib.washington.edu/cdm/ref/collection/pioneerlife/id/988.
Tragically, daughter Flora May died of "consumption" at age 9 when they were traveling on the trail in New Mexico.
James Milo married Sarah Ann "Sadie"/"Sally" Snyder in 1843. They had 5 children:
- Flora May
- Charles Edgar
- Margaret "Maggie" Alva
- Ella Myrtle Caroline
and
- Hale Relson
He died in San Diego, CA, at only age 43 in a home for veterans.
James Milo Nosler was born in Putnam County, Indiana in 1843. He served in the Civil War (Union Loyalist) and achieved rank of Lieutenant.
He was quite a documentarian regarding his own life experiences. James Milo Nosler kept a handwritten journal describing the hardships families face when moving west on the overland trail, as they all did. Link to a transcription of this journal is found: http://digitalcollections.lib.washington.edu/cdm/ref/collection/pioneerlife/id/988.
Tragically, daughter Flora May died of "consumption" at age 9 when they were traveling on the trail in New Mexico.
James Milo married Sarah Ann "Sadie"/"Sally" Snyder in 1843. They had 5 children:
- Flora May
- Charles Edgar
- Margaret "Maggie" Alva
- Ella Myrtle Caroline
and
- Hale Relson
He died in San Diego, CA, at only age 43 in a home for veterans.
He was quite a documentarian regarding his own life experiences. James Milo Nosler kept a handwritten journal describing the hardships families face when moving west on the overland trail, as they all did. Link to a transcription of this journal is found: http://digitalcollections.lib.washington.edu/cdm/ref/collection/pioneerlife/id/988.
Tragically, daughter Flora May died of "consumption" at age 9 when they were traveling on the trail in New Mexico.
James Milo married Sarah Ann "Sadie"/"Sally" Snyder in 1843. They had 5 children:
- Flora May
- Charles Edgar
- Margaret "Maggie" Alva
- Ella Myrtle Caroline
and
- Hale Relson
He died in San Diego, CA, at only age 43 in a home for veterans.
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