Dan Lanphier, 84, Dies in Iowa.
Mr. Lanphier served in the Civil War and was the last of four brothers who also saw service in the battles of '63.
Additional Information:
He was born July 6, 1835 in Onondaga Co., NY and died October 22, 1921 in Killduff, Jasper Co., IA.
He was married to Anna J. McDonald on October 9, 1852 in New Buffalo, Berrien Co., MI and was the son of Stanton Lamphier and Rhoda Brotherston Lamphier. He came from NY with his parents and siblings.
Source: Mary Ann Sexton
Mr. Lanphier served in the Civil War and was the last of four brothers who also saw service in the battles of '63.
Additional Information:
He was born July 6, 1835 in Onondaga Co., NY and died October 22, 1921 in Killduff, Jasper Co., IA.
He was married to Anna J. McDonald on October 9, 1852 in New Buffalo, Berrien Co., MI and was the son of Stanton Lamphier and Rhoda Brotherston Lamphier. He came from NY with his parents and siblings.
Source: Mary Ann Sexton
Dan Lanphier, 84, Dies in Iowa.
Mr. Lanphier served in the Civil War and was the last of four brothers who also saw service in the battles of '63.
Additional Information:
He was born July 6, 1835 in Onondaga Co., NY and died October 22, 1921 in Killduff, Jasper Co., IA.
He was married to Anna J. McDonald on October 9, 1852 in New Buffalo, Berrien Co., MI and was the son of Stanton Lamphier and Rhoda Brotherston Lamphier. He came from NY with his parents and siblings.
Source: Mary Ann Sexton
Mr. Lanphier served in the Civil War and was the last of four brothers who also saw service in the battles of '63.
Additional Information:
He was born July 6, 1835 in Onondaga Co., NY and died October 22, 1921 in Killduff, Jasper Co., IA.
He was married to Anna J. McDonald on October 9, 1852 in New Buffalo, Berrien Co., MI and was the son of Stanton Lamphier and Rhoda Brotherston Lamphier. He came from NY with his parents and siblings.
Source: Mary Ann Sexton
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