Military Marker...is sinking and should be reset
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Prentis Champlain buried in grave 1, lot 99, block 2. He is recorded in the American Legion's Cemetery Record of Deceased Veterans as a soldier during the Mexican-American War in the late 1840s. His gravestone has no birth or death dates, but it does have his regiment: "Co. D 4th Ohio Infantry."
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I received this information from Bob Champlin 11/14/2011:
Prentice Champlain, son of Obadiah Clark Champlain and Tabitha Dorcas Prentice, was born at North Hero (Grand Isle County) Vermont on March 14, 1823 and died, the result of a railroad accident, at Ingalls, Indiana on January 29, 1896.
The surname was originally "Champlin" but his grandfather (Paul Champlin) began the tradition of spelling it "Champlain".
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Prentis Champlain buried in grave 1, lot 99, block 2. He is recorded in the American Legion's Cemetery Record of Deceased Veterans as a soldier during the Mexican-American War in the late 1840s. His gravestone has no birth or death dates, but it does have his regiment: "Co. D 4th Ohio Infantry."
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I received this information from Bob Champlin 11/14/2011:
Prentice Champlain, son of Obadiah Clark Champlain and Tabitha Dorcas Prentice, was born at North Hero (Grand Isle County) Vermont on March 14, 1823 and died, the result of a railroad accident, at Ingalls, Indiana on January 29, 1896.
The surname was originally "Champlin" but his grandfather (Paul Champlin) began the tradition of spelling it "Champlain".
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Military Marker...is sinking and should be reset
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Prentis Champlain buried in grave 1, lot 99, block 2. He is recorded in the American Legion's Cemetery Record of Deceased Veterans as a soldier during the Mexican-American War in the late 1840s. His gravestone has no birth or death dates, but it does have his regiment: "Co. D 4th Ohio Infantry."
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I received this information from Bob Champlin 11/14/2011:
Prentice Champlain, son of Obadiah Clark Champlain and Tabitha Dorcas Prentice, was born at North Hero (Grand Isle County) Vermont on March 14, 1823 and died, the result of a railroad accident, at Ingalls, Indiana on January 29, 1896.
The surname was originally "Champlin" but his grandfather (Paul Champlin) began the tradition of spelling it "Champlain".
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Prentis Champlain buried in grave 1, lot 99, block 2. He is recorded in the American Legion's Cemetery Record of Deceased Veterans as a soldier during the Mexican-American War in the late 1840s. His gravestone has no birth or death dates, but it does have his regiment: "Co. D 4th Ohio Infantry."
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I received this information from Bob Champlin 11/14/2011:
Prentice Champlain, son of Obadiah Clark Champlain and Tabitha Dorcas Prentice, was born at North Hero (Grand Isle County) Vermont on March 14, 1823 and died, the result of a railroad accident, at Ingalls, Indiana on January 29, 1896.
The surname was originally "Champlin" but his grandfather (Paul Champlin) began the tradition of spelling it "Champlain".
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