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William Reckmeyer

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William Reckmeyer

Birth
Germany
Death
12 May 1923 (aged 81)
Nebraska, USA
Burial
Arlington, Washington County, Nebraska, USA Add to Map
Plot
Section A, Lot 56
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Civil War Veteran - Union
27 IL Infantry
Rank in: Sergeant, Company A
Rank out: Quartermaster Sergeant
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Date of Muster: Aug 24, 1861 Promoted QM Sergeant on Aug 20, 1861.
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printed in The Pilot, May 16, 1923 - ARLINGTON NEWS:

Wm. Reckmeyer, sr., 81, died at his home early Saturday morning following an illness of several weeks. He fell and broke his hip a few weeks ago and had gradually grown weaker. Mr. Reckmeyer established one of the earliest businesses in Arlington, then known as Belle Creek. His two sons, William, jr., and Henry have managed the hardware, furniture and undertaking business that he started. He was born in Germany in 1841 and came to America with his parents five years later. During the Civil War he served with the northern side.

Surviving are four children, William, Henry, Mrs. John Nibbe and Mrs. Henry Dorbecker. His wife preceded him in death in February. The funeral was held from the German Methodist church Monday at 2:00 o'clock.
Civil War Veteran - Union
27 IL Infantry
Rank in: Sergeant, Company A
Rank out: Quartermaster Sergeant
___________________________

Date of Muster: Aug 24, 1861 Promoted QM Sergeant on Aug 20, 1861.
____________________________
printed in The Pilot, May 16, 1923 - ARLINGTON NEWS:

Wm. Reckmeyer, sr., 81, died at his home early Saturday morning following an illness of several weeks. He fell and broke his hip a few weeks ago and had gradually grown weaker. Mr. Reckmeyer established one of the earliest businesses in Arlington, then known as Belle Creek. His two sons, William, jr., and Henry have managed the hardware, furniture and undertaking business that he started. He was born in Germany in 1841 and came to America with his parents five years later. During the Civil War he served with the northern side.

Surviving are four children, William, Henry, Mrs. John Nibbe and Mrs. Henry Dorbecker. His wife preceded him in death in February. The funeral was held from the German Methodist church Monday at 2:00 o'clock.

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