Liedley R Liewellyn
Civil War Co. E 7 Pa. Calvary
LOCK HAVEN EVENING EXPRESS, TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 1902, PAGE 15,
THE HONORED DEAD, A List of Soldiers Buried in Nearby Cemeteries.
FROM THE OFFICIAL RECORD
The Graves of the Sleeping Heroes Will be Carefully Looked after on Memorial Day by Surviving Comrades.
The following list of names of honored dead who sleep in graves in the cemeteries in this city and vicinity has been obtained in part from the records of John S. Bittner Post G.A.R. The graves of these sleeping heroes will be decorated with flowers on Memorial Day by committees appointed for that purpose by the joint committee representing the Union Veteran Legion, Grand Army of the Republic, and Sons of Veterans. When the company and number of the regiment is not given, information regarding the same could not be obtained.
Persons knowing of errors or omission in the list will confer a favor by imparting the information to W. A. CALDERWOOD or prothonotary, J. B. LEEBER, Lock Haven, PA.
∼Lindley R. Lewellyn was born "about" Aug. 31, 1825 in Pennsylvania. His wife was Mary.
Lindley served in the Civil War, a Private in Co. A, 38th Inf. Reg.
1850 Pike, Clearfield, PA, Lindly Lowellen 26 born abt 1824 PA, a Coach Maker, living with Lewis and Pomrie Leport.
1860 Bald Eagle, Clinton, PA, Lindly Llewellyn 35 born abt 1825 PA, a Millwright, living with Abner and Catharine Endmonson.
1870 Mill Hall, Clinton, PA, Lindley Lewellyn 45 born abt 1825 PA, a Wagonmaker, real estate $500, personal estate $300, Mary Jane 25 born abt 1845 PA, Susan Ransey 35.
1880 Bald Eagle, Clinton, PA, Lindly Lewellyn 52 born abt 1828 PA, a House Carpenter, Mary 40 born abt 1840 PA.
Lindley died Jan. 7, 1886.
The Daily Democrat, Sat., Jan. 9, 1886.
Died.
Lindley Liewellyn, an old and well known citizen of Mill Hall, died of consumption on Thursday morning at 5 o'clock, at the ag of 63 years. Deceased was a millwright by trade and had been a faithful employe for years at Mann's axe factory. Deceased was a brave soldier during the late war and was an honored member of the Grand Army of the Republic, under the allspices of which order he will be buried tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Mill Hall M. E. church.
The Daily Democrat, Mon., Jan. 11, 1886.
Big Funeral.
The funeral of Lindley Liewlyn, from his late residence in Mill Hall, was largely attended, quite a number from this city, including a delegation from G.A.R. being present. Rev. Caren preached the sermon. There were many beautiful floral tributes.
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Lewellyn Lindley, d 1-7-1886, 60y 4m 7d
Lewellyn Mary J, d 12-17-1898
Civil War Co. E 7 Pa. Calvary
LOCK HAVEN EVENING EXPRESS, TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 1902, PAGE 15,
THE HONORED DEAD, A List of Soldiers Buried in Nearby Cemeteries.
FROM THE OFFICIAL RECORD
The Graves of the Sleeping Heroes Will be Carefully Looked after on Memorial Day by Surviving Comrades.
The following list of names of honored dead who sleep in graves in the cemeteries in this city and vicinity has been obtained in part from the records of John S. Bittner Post G.A.R. The graves of these sleeping heroes will be decorated with flowers on Memorial Day by committees appointed for that purpose by the joint committee representing the Union Veteran Legion, Grand Army of the Republic, and Sons of Veterans. When the company and number of the regiment is not given, information regarding the same could not be obtained.
Persons knowing of errors or omission in the list will confer a favor by imparting the information to W. A. CALDERWOOD or prothonotary, J. B. LEEBER, Lock Haven, PA.
∼Lindley R. Lewellyn was born "about" Aug. 31, 1825 in Pennsylvania. His wife was Mary.
Lindley served in the Civil War, a Private in Co. A, 38th Inf. Reg.
1850 Pike, Clearfield, PA, Lindly Lowellen 26 born abt 1824 PA, a Coach Maker, living with Lewis and Pomrie Leport.
1860 Bald Eagle, Clinton, PA, Lindly Llewellyn 35 born abt 1825 PA, a Millwright, living with Abner and Catharine Endmonson.
1870 Mill Hall, Clinton, PA, Lindley Lewellyn 45 born abt 1825 PA, a Wagonmaker, real estate $500, personal estate $300, Mary Jane 25 born abt 1845 PA, Susan Ransey 35.
1880 Bald Eagle, Clinton, PA, Lindly Lewellyn 52 born abt 1828 PA, a House Carpenter, Mary 40 born abt 1840 PA.
Lindley died Jan. 7, 1886.
The Daily Democrat, Sat., Jan. 9, 1886.
Died.
Lindley Liewellyn, an old and well known citizen of Mill Hall, died of consumption on Thursday morning at 5 o'clock, at the ag of 63 years. Deceased was a millwright by trade and had been a faithful employe for years at Mann's axe factory. Deceased was a brave soldier during the late war and was an honored member of the Grand Army of the Republic, under the allspices of which order he will be buried tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Mill Hall M. E. church.
The Daily Democrat, Mon., Jan. 11, 1886.
Big Funeral.
The funeral of Lindley Liewlyn, from his late residence in Mill Hall, was largely attended, quite a number from this city, including a delegation from G.A.R. being present. Rev. Caren preached the sermon. There were many beautiful floral tributes.
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Lewellyn Lindley, d 1-7-1886, 60y 4m 7d
Lewellyn Mary J, d 12-17-1898
Liedley R Liewellyn
Civil War Co. E 7 Pa. Calvary
LOCK HAVEN EVENING EXPRESS, TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 1902, PAGE 15,
THE HONORED DEAD, A List of Soldiers Buried in Nearby Cemeteries.
FROM THE OFFICIAL RECORD
The Graves of the Sleeping Heroes Will be Carefully Looked after on Memorial Day by Surviving Comrades.
The following list of names of honored dead who sleep in graves in the cemeteries in this city and vicinity has been obtained in part from the records of John S. Bittner Post G.A.R. The graves of these sleeping heroes will be decorated with flowers on Memorial Day by committees appointed for that purpose by the joint committee representing the Union Veteran Legion, Grand Army of the Republic, and Sons of Veterans. When the company and number of the regiment is not given, information regarding the same could not be obtained.
Persons knowing of errors or omission in the list will confer a favor by imparting the information to W. A. CALDERWOOD or prothonotary, J. B. LEEBER, Lock Haven, PA.
∼Lindley R. Lewellyn was born "about" Aug. 31, 1825 in Pennsylvania. His wife was Mary.
Lindley served in the Civil War, a Private in Co. A, 38th Inf. Reg.
1850 Pike, Clearfield, PA, Lindly Lowellen 26 born abt 1824 PA, a Coach Maker, living with Lewis and Pomrie Leport.
1860 Bald Eagle, Clinton, PA, Lindly Llewellyn 35 born abt 1825 PA, a Millwright, living with Abner and Catharine Endmonson.
1870 Mill Hall, Clinton, PA, Lindley Lewellyn 45 born abt 1825 PA, a Wagonmaker, real estate $500, personal estate $300, Mary Jane 25 born abt 1845 PA, Susan Ransey 35.
1880 Bald Eagle, Clinton, PA, Lindly Lewellyn 52 born abt 1828 PA, a House Carpenter, Mary 40 born abt 1840 PA.
Lindley died Jan. 7, 1886.
The Daily Democrat, Sat., Jan. 9, 1886.
Died.
Lindley Liewellyn, an old and well known citizen of Mill Hall, died of consumption on Thursday morning at 5 o'clock, at the ag of 63 years. Deceased was a millwright by trade and had been a faithful employe for years at Mann's axe factory. Deceased was a brave soldier during the late war and was an honored member of the Grand Army of the Republic, under the allspices of which order he will be buried tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Mill Hall M. E. church.
The Daily Democrat, Mon., Jan. 11, 1886.
Big Funeral.
The funeral of Lindley Liewlyn, from his late residence in Mill Hall, was largely attended, quite a number from this city, including a delegation from G.A.R. being present. Rev. Caren preached the sermon. There were many beautiful floral tributes.
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Lewellyn Lindley, d 1-7-1886, 60y 4m 7d
Lewellyn Mary J, d 12-17-1898
Civil War Co. E 7 Pa. Calvary
LOCK HAVEN EVENING EXPRESS, TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 1902, PAGE 15,
THE HONORED DEAD, A List of Soldiers Buried in Nearby Cemeteries.
FROM THE OFFICIAL RECORD
The Graves of the Sleeping Heroes Will be Carefully Looked after on Memorial Day by Surviving Comrades.
The following list of names of honored dead who sleep in graves in the cemeteries in this city and vicinity has been obtained in part from the records of John S. Bittner Post G.A.R. The graves of these sleeping heroes will be decorated with flowers on Memorial Day by committees appointed for that purpose by the joint committee representing the Union Veteran Legion, Grand Army of the Republic, and Sons of Veterans. When the company and number of the regiment is not given, information regarding the same could not be obtained.
Persons knowing of errors or omission in the list will confer a favor by imparting the information to W. A. CALDERWOOD or prothonotary, J. B. LEEBER, Lock Haven, PA.
∼Lindley R. Lewellyn was born "about" Aug. 31, 1825 in Pennsylvania. His wife was Mary.
Lindley served in the Civil War, a Private in Co. A, 38th Inf. Reg.
1850 Pike, Clearfield, PA, Lindly Lowellen 26 born abt 1824 PA, a Coach Maker, living with Lewis and Pomrie Leport.
1860 Bald Eagle, Clinton, PA, Lindly Llewellyn 35 born abt 1825 PA, a Millwright, living with Abner and Catharine Endmonson.
1870 Mill Hall, Clinton, PA, Lindley Lewellyn 45 born abt 1825 PA, a Wagonmaker, real estate $500, personal estate $300, Mary Jane 25 born abt 1845 PA, Susan Ransey 35.
1880 Bald Eagle, Clinton, PA, Lindly Lewellyn 52 born abt 1828 PA, a House Carpenter, Mary 40 born abt 1840 PA.
Lindley died Jan. 7, 1886.
The Daily Democrat, Sat., Jan. 9, 1886.
Died.
Lindley Liewellyn, an old and well known citizen of Mill Hall, died of consumption on Thursday morning at 5 o'clock, at the ag of 63 years. Deceased was a millwright by trade and had been a faithful employe for years at Mann's axe factory. Deceased was a brave soldier during the late war and was an honored member of the Grand Army of the Republic, under the allspices of which order he will be buried tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Mill Hall M. E. church.
The Daily Democrat, Mon., Jan. 11, 1886.
Big Funeral.
The funeral of Lindley Liewlyn, from his late residence in Mill Hall, was largely attended, quite a number from this city, including a delegation from G.A.R. being present. Rev. Caren preached the sermon. There were many beautiful floral tributes.
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Lewellyn Lindley, d 1-7-1886, 60y 4m 7d
Lewellyn Mary J, d 12-17-1898
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