Obituary: Elmira Daily Gazette and Free Press (Elmira, New York) · 15 Sep 1899, Fri
Captain Charles B(Barnabus) Davis, died at his home on Mt Zoar Street last night, aged 70 years. The deceased came to Elmira from Williamsport, PA in 1871 and, until a few years ago, was a Foreman in the Northern Central Shops, being obliged to relinquish his position owning to rheumatism contracted during the war.
He was a member of Reno Post, G.A.R. of Williamsport, from which he took out his company of the 131st Pennsylvania Volunteers.
The widow, four sons and one daughter survive - John, Charles, George, Edward and Mary.
Interment in the Fulton Street Cemetery.
Captain Charles B(Barnabus) Davis, died at his home on Mt Zoar Street last night, aged 70 years. The deceased came to Elmira from Williamsport, PA in 1871 and, until a few years ago, was a Foreman in the Northern Central Shops, being obliged to relinquish his position owning to rheumatism contracted during the war.
He was a member of Reno Post, G.A.R. of Williamsport, from which he took out his company of the 131st Pennsylvania Volunteers.
The widow, four sons and one daughter survive - John, Charles, George, Edward and Mary.
Interment in the Fulton Street Cemetery.
Obituary: Elmira Daily Gazette and Free Press (Elmira, New York) · 15 Sep 1899, Fri
Captain Charles B(Barnabus) Davis, died at his home on Mt Zoar Street last night, aged 70 years. The deceased came to Elmira from Williamsport, PA in 1871 and, until a few years ago, was a Foreman in the Northern Central Shops, being obliged to relinquish his position owning to rheumatism contracted during the war.
He was a member of Reno Post, G.A.R. of Williamsport, from which he took out his company of the 131st Pennsylvania Volunteers.
The widow, four sons and one daughter survive - John, Charles, George, Edward and Mary.
Interment in the Fulton Street Cemetery.
Captain Charles B(Barnabus) Davis, died at his home on Mt Zoar Street last night, aged 70 years. The deceased came to Elmira from Williamsport, PA in 1871 and, until a few years ago, was a Foreman in the Northern Central Shops, being obliged to relinquish his position owning to rheumatism contracted during the war.
He was a member of Reno Post, G.A.R. of Williamsport, from which he took out his company of the 131st Pennsylvania Volunteers.
The widow, four sons and one daughter survive - John, Charles, George, Edward and Mary.
Interment in the Fulton Street Cemetery.
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