Corp Co F; 47 Ind Inf
There are two Samuel Anglemyers buried in Huntington Co., IN: one in Clear Creek Cemetery and one in Shock Cemetery. They both apparently served in the 47th Indiana Regiment and both died in Soldiers' Homes, one in Marion Co., IN and one in Danville, IL.
Note the following:
His obit in the Huntington Herald, Fri., April 6, 1923 states he was 79 and died at the Soldiers Home in Danville, IL. In searching other soldiers homes, he had been at the Marion Soldiers Home along with the other Samuel Anglemyer but was transferred in 1921, I assume it was to Danville, IL. The "other" Samuel died at Marion, IN Oct. 9, 1920 and is buried at Shock (Find A Grave contributor Amy/cdm; May 2016)
There are two Samuel Anglemyers buried in Huntington Co., IN: one in Clear Creek Cemetery and one in Shock Cemetery. They both apparently served in the 47th Indiana Regiment and both died in Soldiers' Homes, one in Marion Co., IN and one in Danville, IL.
Note the following:
His obit in the Huntington Herald, Fri., April 6, 1923 states he was 79 and died at the Soldiers Home in Danville, IL. In searching other soldiers homes, he had been at the Marion Soldiers Home along with the other Samuel Anglemyer but was transferred in 1921, I assume it was to Danville, IL. The "other" Samuel died at Marion, IN Oct. 9, 1920 and is buried at Shock (Find A Grave contributor Amy/cdm; May 2016)
Corp Co F; 47 Ind Inf
There are two Samuel Anglemyers buried in Huntington Co., IN: one in Clear Creek Cemetery and one in Shock Cemetery. They both apparently served in the 47th Indiana Regiment and both died in Soldiers' Homes, one in Marion Co., IN and one in Danville, IL.
Note the following:
His obit in the Huntington Herald, Fri., April 6, 1923 states he was 79 and died at the Soldiers Home in Danville, IL. In searching other soldiers homes, he had been at the Marion Soldiers Home along with the other Samuel Anglemyer but was transferred in 1921, I assume it was to Danville, IL. The "other" Samuel died at Marion, IN Oct. 9, 1920 and is buried at Shock (Find A Grave contributor Amy/cdm; May 2016)
There are two Samuel Anglemyers buried in Huntington Co., IN: one in Clear Creek Cemetery and one in Shock Cemetery. They both apparently served in the 47th Indiana Regiment and both died in Soldiers' Homes, one in Marion Co., IN and one in Danville, IL.
Note the following:
His obit in the Huntington Herald, Fri., April 6, 1923 states he was 79 and died at the Soldiers Home in Danville, IL. In searching other soldiers homes, he had been at the Marion Soldiers Home along with the other Samuel Anglemyer but was transferred in 1921, I assume it was to Danville, IL. The "other" Samuel died at Marion, IN Oct. 9, 1920 and is buried at Shock (Find A Grave contributor Amy/cdm; May 2016)
