Pvt USMC Art. Civil War
[From "The Rhodes Family in America," by Howard J. Rhodes, 1959, Greenwich Book Publishers, New York]
114. Guy Carlton Rhodes, son of Joseph Davis Rhodes and Elizabeth Carothers, b. Toulon, Ill. 3 July 1844, d. Toulon 28 March 1863. Not being able to obtain parental consent, he slipped away and enlisted in the Union army; returned home in broken health and died shortly thereafter.
[From "History of Stark County," by M. A. Leeson, 1887, p. 245, Military History chapter.]
Light Artillery
In the Marine Artillery were …, Carleton Rhodes, died at Newbern, N. C., …
[From "History of Stark County," by M. A. Leeson, 1887, p. 290, Goshen Township biography.]
W. W. Wright Post – No. 292, G. A. R..
In the Rhodes burying ground lie the remains of Cartlin [sic] Rhodes of the U. S. Marine Corps.
[From "The Rhodes Family in America," by Howard J. Rhodes, 1959, Greenwich Book Publishers, New York]
114. Guy Carlton Rhodes, son of Joseph Davis Rhodes and Elizabeth Carothers, b. Toulon, Ill. 3 July 1844, d. Toulon 28 March 1863. Not being able to obtain parental consent, he slipped away and enlisted in the Union army; returned home in broken health and died shortly thereafter.
[From "History of Stark County," by M. A. Leeson, 1887, p. 245, Military History chapter.]
Light Artillery
In the Marine Artillery were …, Carleton Rhodes, died at Newbern, N. C., …
[From "History of Stark County," by M. A. Leeson, 1887, p. 290, Goshen Township biography.]
W. W. Wright Post – No. 292, G. A. R..
In the Rhodes burying ground lie the remains of Cartlin [sic] Rhodes of the U. S. Marine Corps.
Pvt USMC Art. Civil War
[From "The Rhodes Family in America," by Howard J. Rhodes, 1959, Greenwich Book Publishers, New York]
114. Guy Carlton Rhodes, son of Joseph Davis Rhodes and Elizabeth Carothers, b. Toulon, Ill. 3 July 1844, d. Toulon 28 March 1863. Not being able to obtain parental consent, he slipped away and enlisted in the Union army; returned home in broken health and died shortly thereafter.
[From "History of Stark County," by M. A. Leeson, 1887, p. 245, Military History chapter.]
Light Artillery
In the Marine Artillery were …, Carleton Rhodes, died at Newbern, N. C., …
[From "History of Stark County," by M. A. Leeson, 1887, p. 290, Goshen Township biography.]
W. W. Wright Post – No. 292, G. A. R..
In the Rhodes burying ground lie the remains of Cartlin [sic] Rhodes of the U. S. Marine Corps.
[From "The Rhodes Family in America," by Howard J. Rhodes, 1959, Greenwich Book Publishers, New York]
114. Guy Carlton Rhodes, son of Joseph Davis Rhodes and Elizabeth Carothers, b. Toulon, Ill. 3 July 1844, d. Toulon 28 March 1863. Not being able to obtain parental consent, he slipped away and enlisted in the Union army; returned home in broken health and died shortly thereafter.
[From "History of Stark County," by M. A. Leeson, 1887, p. 245, Military History chapter.]
Light Artillery
In the Marine Artillery were …, Carleton Rhodes, died at Newbern, N. C., …
[From "History of Stark County," by M. A. Leeson, 1887, p. 290, Goshen Township biography.]
W. W. Wright Post – No. 292, G. A. R..
In the Rhodes burying ground lie the remains of Cartlin [sic] Rhodes of the U. S. Marine Corps.
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