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Pvt John W. Friend

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Pvt John W. Friend Veteran

Birth
Ohio, USA
Death
29 Jul 1912 (aged 68)
Burial
Collinsville, Madison County, Illinois, USA Add to Map
Plot
Sec. G, Lot 731
Memorial ID
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Was born in Bloomsburg, Ohio. He enlisted in company C, of the 20th Ohio infantry, and went to the front. He served with distinction and full credit to himself all during the war. His first enlistment was September 8th, 1861, in the 20th Ohio Infantry, and he served until July 5, 1862, when he was discharged on account of disability at Columbus, Ohio. On December 22nd, 1863, Mr. Friend re-enlisted as wagon master in the 10th Ohio Light Artillery, and served until discharged at Camp Dennison, on July 17th, 1865, on account of the close of War. Mr. Friend took part in many of the important battles of the war, including the battle of Shiloh.

He was survived by his widow, Mary S. (Pratt), and children: F.A. Friend and W. Leo Friend, of this city, Larue Friend, of O'Fallon, and Mrs. Grace Collins, of Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Was born in Bloomsburg, Ohio. He enlisted in company C, of the 20th Ohio infantry, and went to the front. He served with distinction and full credit to himself all during the war. His first enlistment was September 8th, 1861, in the 20th Ohio Infantry, and he served until July 5, 1862, when he was discharged on account of disability at Columbus, Ohio. On December 22nd, 1863, Mr. Friend re-enlisted as wagon master in the 10th Ohio Light Artillery, and served until discharged at Camp Dennison, on July 17th, 1865, on account of the close of War. Mr. Friend took part in many of the important battles of the war, including the battle of Shiloh.

He was survived by his widow, Mary S. (Pratt), and children: F.A. Friend and W. Leo Friend, of this city, Larue Friend, of O'Fallon, and Mrs. Grace Collins, of Colorado Springs, Colorado.


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