National Republican, July 22, 1861, page 3
Edward Casey, a private in company F, slipped from the platform between York and Baltimore on Friday and was instantly killed. He was buried at Mt Olivet Cemetery, on Saturday afternoon. Company F came in yesterday morning to pay the funeral honors to the deceased, and were much disappointed to hear that he had previously been interred by order of the Quartermaster.
Edward Casey, a private in company F, slipped from the platform between York and Baltimore on Friday and was instantly killed. He was buried at Mt Olivet Cemetery, on Saturday afternoon. Company F came in yesterday morning to pay the funeral honors to the deceased, and were much disappointed to hear that he had previously been interred by order of the Quartermaster.
National Republican, July 22, 1861, page 3
Edward Casey, a private in company F, slipped from the platform between York and Baltimore on Friday and was instantly killed. He was buried at Mt Olivet Cemetery, on Saturday afternoon. Company F came in yesterday morning to pay the funeral honors to the deceased, and were much disappointed to hear that he had previously been interred by order of the Quartermaster.
Edward Casey, a private in company F, slipped from the platform between York and Baltimore on Friday and was instantly killed. He was buried at Mt Olivet Cemetery, on Saturday afternoon. Company F came in yesterday morning to pay the funeral honors to the deceased, and were much disappointed to hear that he had previously been interred by order of the Quartermaster.
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