CO. D. 86 IND. INF.
John E. Carey died in fire at his North Topeka residence where he lived alone. He was survived his wife Mary J. Carey, two daughters, Mrs. E. M. Conney and Mrs E. W. Ranberger, all living in the Oakland area of Topeka.
—Source: Topeka Daily Herald (Topeka, KS), March 14, 1907, 3:5. Newspapers.com
John E. Carey died in fire at his North Topeka residence where he lived alone. He was survived his wife Mary J. Carey, two daughters, Mrs. E. M. Conney and Mrs E. W. Ranberger, all living in the Oakland area of Topeka.
—Source: Topeka Daily Herald (Topeka, KS), March 14, 1907, 3:5. Newspapers.com
CO. D. 86 IND. INF.
John E. Carey died in fire at his North Topeka residence where he lived alone. He was survived his wife Mary J. Carey, two daughters, Mrs. E. M. Conney and Mrs E. W. Ranberger, all living in the Oakland area of Topeka.
—Source: Topeka Daily Herald (Topeka, KS), March 14, 1907, 3:5. Newspapers.com
John E. Carey died in fire at his North Topeka residence where he lived alone. He was survived his wife Mary J. Carey, two daughters, Mrs. E. M. Conney and Mrs E. W. Ranberger, all living in the Oakland area of Topeka.
—Source: Topeka Daily Herald (Topeka, KS), March 14, 1907, 3:5. Newspapers.com
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