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Elias Wilson Wells

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Elias Wilson Wells Veteran

Birth
Richmond, Jefferson County, Ohio, USA
Death
5 Mar 1895 (aged 65)
Cowles, Webster County, Nebraska, USA
Burial
Webster County, Nebraska, USA Add to Map
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Wilson Wells, an old gentleman of Cowles, and the father-in-law of ex-sheriff C.A. Teel, died in his chair on Tuesday evening. He had been feeling hearty and was quite cheerful up to supper. After the supper hour he went into the adjoining room and sat down, and almost immediately expired. He was between 65 and 70 years of age.
Friday 8 Mar 1895 Red Cloud Chief Page 4

E.W. Wells, whose death was mentioned last week was laid to rest in Thompson cemetery on Thursday, March 7. The funeral services were held at Eckley church and were conducted by Rev. Segmour of Guide Rock. It was the largest funeral we ever attended in these parts. Mr. Wells was one of the oldest settlers also an old soldier, having served in an Iowa regiment; was a loving husband and father and a good neighbor, also a devoted Christian, having been a church member since he was thirteen years old. Now he is at peace.
Friday 15 Mar 1895 Red Cloud Chief Page 8 Stillwater

Note: 7 March 1895 on headstone is date of interment.

PVT | CO C | REGT 12 | MICH | INF
10 Oct 1861-17 Jun 1862, 8m 7d
Wounded in the Battle of Shiloh
Wilson Wells, an old gentleman of Cowles, and the father-in-law of ex-sheriff C.A. Teel, died in his chair on Tuesday evening. He had been feeling hearty and was quite cheerful up to supper. After the supper hour he went into the adjoining room and sat down, and almost immediately expired. He was between 65 and 70 years of age.
Friday 8 Mar 1895 Red Cloud Chief Page 4

E.W. Wells, whose death was mentioned last week was laid to rest in Thompson cemetery on Thursday, March 7. The funeral services were held at Eckley church and were conducted by Rev. Segmour of Guide Rock. It was the largest funeral we ever attended in these parts. Mr. Wells was one of the oldest settlers also an old soldier, having served in an Iowa regiment; was a loving husband and father and a good neighbor, also a devoted Christian, having been a church member since he was thirteen years old. Now he is at peace.
Friday 15 Mar 1895 Red Cloud Chief Page 8 Stillwater

Note: 7 March 1895 on headstone is date of interment.

PVT | CO C | REGT 12 | MICH | INF
10 Oct 1861-17 Jun 1862, 8m 7d
Wounded in the Battle of Shiloh


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