s/o David Kimball and Esther Durgin
Per the inscription on her gravestone next to his, his wife Mary A. (Grant) Kimball died in 1853.
On the 1860 US Census of Wentworth NH, Lyman Kimball was a 38 year old farmer. He was living with Sarah B Kimball (age 35), Mary E Kimball (13), Sarah E Kimball (10) and Sylvester Kimball (8).
The inscription on Sarah's gravestone, "Gone to join her lovely sister" suggests that Sarah may have been a sister of Mary.
Lyman enlisted in the US Civil War at age 40 on 26 Aug 1862 in Wentworth NH. He mustered in as a private on 15 Sep 1862 in NH Company K 12th Infantry. He was severely wounded on 16 May 1864 in Drewry's Bluff, Virginia. He mustered out 14 Jun 1864 in Concord NH, discharged due to disability. He applied for his Civil War Pension on 19 Aug 1865.
On the 1870 US Census of Wentworth NH, Lyman Kimball was a 48 year old farmer. He was living with Sarah Kimball (age 45) and Sylvester Kimball (18).
On the 1880 US Census of Wentworth NH, Lyman Kimball was a 57 year old farmer. He was living with his wife Sarah Kimball (age 56). Sarah died in 1887.
His gravestone is in the same lot as the gravestones of two wives, Mary A. Kimball, who died in 1853, and Sarah B. Kimball, per the inscriptions on their stones.
He married Elsena/Eleanor M. (Whitcher) Baily on 29 Nov 1888 in Meredith NH. They were both widowed. This record lists this as their second marriages. She applied as his widow for his Civil War Pension on 6 Sep 1890.
Lyman died of malaria in 1890.
Sources: NH Marriage and Death Records; U.S., Civil War Soldier Records and Profiles, 1861-1865; U.S., Civil War Pension Index: General Index to Pension Files, 1861-1934
Per the inscription on her gravestone next to his, his wife Mary A. (Grant) Kimball died in 1853.
On the 1860 US Census of Wentworth NH, Lyman Kimball was a 38 year old farmer. He was living with Sarah B Kimball (age 35), Mary E Kimball (13), Sarah E Kimball (10) and Sylvester Kimball (8).
The inscription on Sarah's gravestone, "Gone to join her lovely sister" suggests that Sarah may have been a sister of Mary.
Lyman enlisted in the US Civil War at age 40 on 26 Aug 1862 in Wentworth NH. He mustered in as a private on 15 Sep 1862 in NH Company K 12th Infantry. He was severely wounded on 16 May 1864 in Drewry's Bluff, Virginia. He mustered out 14 Jun 1864 in Concord NH, discharged due to disability. He applied for his Civil War Pension on 19 Aug 1865.
On the 1870 US Census of Wentworth NH, Lyman Kimball was a 48 year old farmer. He was living with Sarah Kimball (age 45) and Sylvester Kimball (18).
On the 1880 US Census of Wentworth NH, Lyman Kimball was a 57 year old farmer. He was living with his wife Sarah Kimball (age 56). Sarah died in 1887.
His gravestone is in the same lot as the gravestones of two wives, Mary A. Kimball, who died in 1853, and Sarah B. Kimball, per the inscriptions on their stones.
He married Elsena/Eleanor M. (Whitcher) Baily on 29 Nov 1888 in Meredith NH. They were both widowed. This record lists this as their second marriages. She applied as his widow for his Civil War Pension on 6 Sep 1890.
Lyman died of malaria in 1890.
Sources: NH Marriage and Death Records; U.S., Civil War Soldier Records and Profiles, 1861-1865; U.S., Civil War Pension Index: General Index to Pension Files, 1861-1934
s/o David Kimball and Esther Durgin
Per the inscription on her gravestone next to his, his wife Mary A. (Grant) Kimball died in 1853.
On the 1860 US Census of Wentworth NH, Lyman Kimball was a 38 year old farmer. He was living with Sarah B Kimball (age 35), Mary E Kimball (13), Sarah E Kimball (10) and Sylvester Kimball (8).
The inscription on Sarah's gravestone, "Gone to join her lovely sister" suggests that Sarah may have been a sister of Mary.
Lyman enlisted in the US Civil War at age 40 on 26 Aug 1862 in Wentworth NH. He mustered in as a private on 15 Sep 1862 in NH Company K 12th Infantry. He was severely wounded on 16 May 1864 in Drewry's Bluff, Virginia. He mustered out 14 Jun 1864 in Concord NH, discharged due to disability. He applied for his Civil War Pension on 19 Aug 1865.
On the 1870 US Census of Wentworth NH, Lyman Kimball was a 48 year old farmer. He was living with Sarah Kimball (age 45) and Sylvester Kimball (18).
On the 1880 US Census of Wentworth NH, Lyman Kimball was a 57 year old farmer. He was living with his wife Sarah Kimball (age 56). Sarah died in 1887.
His gravestone is in the same lot as the gravestones of two wives, Mary A. Kimball, who died in 1853, and Sarah B. Kimball, per the inscriptions on their stones.
He married Elsena/Eleanor M. (Whitcher) Baily on 29 Nov 1888 in Meredith NH. They were both widowed. This record lists this as their second marriages. She applied as his widow for his Civil War Pension on 6 Sep 1890.
Lyman died of malaria in 1890.
Sources: NH Marriage and Death Records; U.S., Civil War Soldier Records and Profiles, 1861-1865; U.S., Civil War Pension Index: General Index to Pension Files, 1861-1934
Per the inscription on her gravestone next to his, his wife Mary A. (Grant) Kimball died in 1853.
On the 1860 US Census of Wentworth NH, Lyman Kimball was a 38 year old farmer. He was living with Sarah B Kimball (age 35), Mary E Kimball (13), Sarah E Kimball (10) and Sylvester Kimball (8).
The inscription on Sarah's gravestone, "Gone to join her lovely sister" suggests that Sarah may have been a sister of Mary.
Lyman enlisted in the US Civil War at age 40 on 26 Aug 1862 in Wentworth NH. He mustered in as a private on 15 Sep 1862 in NH Company K 12th Infantry. He was severely wounded on 16 May 1864 in Drewry's Bluff, Virginia. He mustered out 14 Jun 1864 in Concord NH, discharged due to disability. He applied for his Civil War Pension on 19 Aug 1865.
On the 1870 US Census of Wentworth NH, Lyman Kimball was a 48 year old farmer. He was living with Sarah Kimball (age 45) and Sylvester Kimball (18).
On the 1880 US Census of Wentworth NH, Lyman Kimball was a 57 year old farmer. He was living with his wife Sarah Kimball (age 56). Sarah died in 1887.
His gravestone is in the same lot as the gravestones of two wives, Mary A. Kimball, who died in 1853, and Sarah B. Kimball, per the inscriptions on their stones.
He married Elsena/Eleanor M. (Whitcher) Baily on 29 Nov 1888 in Meredith NH. They were both widowed. This record lists this as their second marriages. She applied as his widow for his Civil War Pension on 6 Sep 1890.
Lyman died of malaria in 1890.
Sources: NH Marriage and Death Records; U.S., Civil War Soldier Records and Profiles, 1861-1865; U.S., Civil War Pension Index: General Index to Pension Files, 1861-1934
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