John George Milliron, son of Jacob Milliron & Leah Schrencengost, married Mary Ellen Gearhart 30 Jan 1868 in Mahoning Twp. Armstrong Co. Born 12 Apr 1844 in Wayne twp. Armstrong co. Died 28 Dec 1923 buried in McCrea Furnace Cemetery.
John Milliron and Mary Gearhart were married at her father, John F. Gearhart's, residence Mahoning Twp. Armstrong Co. PA by the Rev. T.W. Plotts. He was a farmer.
After a lingering illness J.G. Milliron Aged 80, died at his residence near McCrae's Furnace, Wayne Twp., Armstrong Co., Friday Morning at 6:00. Deceased was one of the best known and most highly respected residents of that section.
For many years he engaged successfully in farming. He was a devout member of the Evangelical Church and served as superintendent in the Sunday School continuously for half a century. Mr. Milliron was a veteran of the Civil War.
Civil war register Clarion Library
Milliron, John G. rank Private Company K 6 reg.
Date of enlistment Sept 3, 1864
Date of discharge June 13, 1865
length of service 9 mo. 18 days
from pension records:
John G. Milliron Co K. 212* Regt. PA Vols. was enrolled Sept 3, 1864 and M.O. June 13, 1865
*became Co. K 6 PA H. Art. in May or June 1865 from entering to Muster out he held the rank of Private.
During that period the rolls show him present except as follows: detachment muster roll dated Oct 3 1864, absent sick at hospt. in Alexandria.The medical records show him treated as follows: as J.G. Milliron Pvt. Co_ 6 PA
Art. Oct 17 to Nov. 1865 Remit. fever returned to duty, nothing additional found.
John Milliron and Mary Gearhart were married at her father, John F. Gearhart's, residence Mahoning Twp. Armstrong Co. PA by the Rev. T.W. Plotts. He was a farmer.
After a lingering illness J.G. Milliron Aged 80, died at his residence near McCrae's Furnace, Wayne Twp., Armstrong Co., Friday Morning at 6:00. Deceased was one of the best known and most highly respected residents of that section.
For many years he engaged successfully in farming. He was a devout member of the Evangelical Church and served as superintendent in the Sunday School continuously for half a century. Mr. Milliron was a veteran of the Civil War.
Civil war register Clarion Library
Milliron, John G. rank Private Company K 6 reg.
Date of enlistment Sept 3, 1864
Date of discharge June 13, 1865
length of service 9 mo. 18 days
from pension records:
John G. Milliron Co K. 212* Regt. PA Vols. was enrolled Sept 3, 1864 and M.O. June 13, 1865
*became Co. K 6 PA H. Art. in May or June 1865 from entering to Muster out he held the rank of Private.
During that period the rolls show him present except as follows: detachment muster roll dated Oct 3 1864, absent sick at hospt. in Alexandria.The medical records show him treated as follows: as J.G. Milliron Pvt. Co_ 6 PA
Art. Oct 17 to Nov. 1865 Remit. fever returned to duty, nothing additional found.
John George Milliron, son of Jacob Milliron & Leah Schrencengost, married Mary Ellen Gearhart 30 Jan 1868 in Mahoning Twp. Armstrong Co. Born 12 Apr 1844 in Wayne twp. Armstrong co. Died 28 Dec 1923 buried in McCrea Furnace Cemetery.
John Milliron and Mary Gearhart were married at her father, John F. Gearhart's, residence Mahoning Twp. Armstrong Co. PA by the Rev. T.W. Plotts. He was a farmer.
After a lingering illness J.G. Milliron Aged 80, died at his residence near McCrae's Furnace, Wayne Twp., Armstrong Co., Friday Morning at 6:00. Deceased was one of the best known and most highly respected residents of that section.
For many years he engaged successfully in farming. He was a devout member of the Evangelical Church and served as superintendent in the Sunday School continuously for half a century. Mr. Milliron was a veteran of the Civil War.
Civil war register Clarion Library
Milliron, John G. rank Private Company K 6 reg.
Date of enlistment Sept 3, 1864
Date of discharge June 13, 1865
length of service 9 mo. 18 days
from pension records:
John G. Milliron Co K. 212* Regt. PA Vols. was enrolled Sept 3, 1864 and M.O. June 13, 1865
*became Co. K 6 PA H. Art. in May or June 1865 from entering to Muster out he held the rank of Private.
During that period the rolls show him present except as follows: detachment muster roll dated Oct 3 1864, absent sick at hospt. in Alexandria.The medical records show him treated as follows: as J.G. Milliron Pvt. Co_ 6 PA
Art. Oct 17 to Nov. 1865 Remit. fever returned to duty, nothing additional found.
John Milliron and Mary Gearhart were married at her father, John F. Gearhart's, residence Mahoning Twp. Armstrong Co. PA by the Rev. T.W. Plotts. He was a farmer.
After a lingering illness J.G. Milliron Aged 80, died at his residence near McCrae's Furnace, Wayne Twp., Armstrong Co., Friday Morning at 6:00. Deceased was one of the best known and most highly respected residents of that section.
For many years he engaged successfully in farming. He was a devout member of the Evangelical Church and served as superintendent in the Sunday School continuously for half a century. Mr. Milliron was a veteran of the Civil War.
Civil war register Clarion Library
Milliron, John G. rank Private Company K 6 reg.
Date of enlistment Sept 3, 1864
Date of discharge June 13, 1865
length of service 9 mo. 18 days
from pension records:
John G. Milliron Co K. 212* Regt. PA Vols. was enrolled Sept 3, 1864 and M.O. June 13, 1865
*became Co. K 6 PA H. Art. in May or June 1865 from entering to Muster out he held the rank of Private.
During that period the rolls show him present except as follows: detachment muster roll dated Oct 3 1864, absent sick at hospt. in Alexandria.The medical records show him treated as follows: as J.G. Milliron Pvt. Co_ 6 PA
Art. Oct 17 to Nov. 1865 Remit. fever returned to duty, nothing additional found.
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