Son of John Condon and Mary Stewart.
Husband of Eva Deaudoin Condon.
"The current Missouri Veterans Home was originally presented to the Department of Missouri, Wormen's Relief Corps "for ex-Union soldiers and their wives". In the late 1900s, the institution became the "Federal Soldiers Home of Missouri". There is a cemetery on the site, but it is not operated by the Federal Government."
Mayor Jim Morrison
Husband of Eva Deaudoin Condon.
"The current Missouri Veterans Home was originally presented to the Department of Missouri, Wormen's Relief Corps "for ex-Union soldiers and their wives". In the late 1900s, the institution became the "Federal Soldiers Home of Missouri". There is a cemetery on the site, but it is not operated by the Federal Government."
Mayor Jim Morrison
Son of John Condon and Mary Stewart.
Husband of Eva Deaudoin Condon.
"The current Missouri Veterans Home was originally presented to the Department of Missouri, Wormen's Relief Corps "for ex-Union soldiers and their wives". In the late 1900s, the institution became the "Federal Soldiers Home of Missouri". There is a cemetery on the site, but it is not operated by the Federal Government."
Mayor Jim Morrison
Husband of Eva Deaudoin Condon.
"The current Missouri Veterans Home was originally presented to the Department of Missouri, Wormen's Relief Corps "for ex-Union soldiers and their wives". In the late 1900s, the institution became the "Federal Soldiers Home of Missouri". There is a cemetery on the site, but it is not operated by the Federal Government."
Mayor Jim Morrison
Inscription
Missouri MUS Co. E. 23 Regt Infantry.
Gravesite Details
Missouri Death Cert. #6993
Family Members
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