Everett Daily Herald
5/1917
Samuel Johnston, aged 73 years, died at the Providence hospital yesterday. The deceased is a member of the G.A.R. and has relatives living in Arlington. Funeral arrangements are being made by John F. Jerread.
Samuel Johnston served in 46th PA Inf. Co. B and requested pension from that service in 1891 from PA.
1910 Snohomish Co. census
Samuel T. Johnston 1844 PA (married twice) laborer
Victoria age 62 b/PA
Funeral book shows William C. Johnston living in Arlington as his brother.
SnoCo: "The Karyn Project"
Civil War Service
Name: Samuel Johnston
Company: B
Unit: 46 Pennsylvania Inf
Rank - Induction: Private
Rank - Discharge: Corporal ?
Allegiance: Union∼Military Service: A 20 year old laborer, he mustered on July 20, 1863 to serve for 90 days in Company D, 46th Pennsylvania Infantry. He served on month guarding draftees. Mustered out Aug 20, 1863.
After the war: The 1880 census found him employed as a laborer married to his wife, Amelia. The couple had a daughter, Effie, one year old at that time. He was in a state militia regiment and wasn not eligible for a government pension. He came to Arlington, Washinton on May 20, 1904 with his brother, William. His wife at thime was named Victoria. It is unknown what happened to his first wife and daughter.
https://www.civilwarvetswastate.com/veterans/detail.html?veteranid=79
5/1917
Samuel Johnston, aged 73 years, died at the Providence hospital yesterday. The deceased is a member of the G.A.R. and has relatives living in Arlington. Funeral arrangements are being made by John F. Jerread.
Samuel Johnston served in 46th PA Inf. Co. B and requested pension from that service in 1891 from PA.
1910 Snohomish Co. census
Samuel T. Johnston 1844 PA (married twice) laborer
Victoria age 62 b/PA
Funeral book shows William C. Johnston living in Arlington as his brother.
SnoCo: "The Karyn Project"
Civil War Service
Name: Samuel Johnston
Company: B
Unit: 46 Pennsylvania Inf
Rank - Induction: Private
Rank - Discharge: Corporal ?
Allegiance: Union∼Military Service: A 20 year old laborer, he mustered on July 20, 1863 to serve for 90 days in Company D, 46th Pennsylvania Infantry. He served on month guarding draftees. Mustered out Aug 20, 1863.
After the war: The 1880 census found him employed as a laborer married to his wife, Amelia. The couple had a daughter, Effie, one year old at that time. He was in a state militia regiment and wasn not eligible for a government pension. He came to Arlington, Washinton on May 20, 1904 with his brother, William. His wife at thime was named Victoria. It is unknown what happened to his first wife and daughter.
https://www.civilwarvetswastate.com/veterans/detail.html?veteranid=79
Everett Daily Herald
5/1917
Samuel Johnston, aged 73 years, died at the Providence hospital yesterday. The deceased is a member of the G.A.R. and has relatives living in Arlington. Funeral arrangements are being made by John F. Jerread.
Samuel Johnston served in 46th PA Inf. Co. B and requested pension from that service in 1891 from PA.
1910 Snohomish Co. census
Samuel T. Johnston 1844 PA (married twice) laborer
Victoria age 62 b/PA
Funeral book shows William C. Johnston living in Arlington as his brother.
SnoCo: "The Karyn Project"
Civil War Service
Name: Samuel Johnston
Company: B
Unit: 46 Pennsylvania Inf
Rank - Induction: Private
Rank - Discharge: Corporal ?
Allegiance: Union∼Military Service: A 20 year old laborer, he mustered on July 20, 1863 to serve for 90 days in Company D, 46th Pennsylvania Infantry. He served on month guarding draftees. Mustered out Aug 20, 1863.
After the war: The 1880 census found him employed as a laborer married to his wife, Amelia. The couple had a daughter, Effie, one year old at that time. He was in a state militia regiment and wasn not eligible for a government pension. He came to Arlington, Washinton on May 20, 1904 with his brother, William. His wife at thime was named Victoria. It is unknown what happened to his first wife and daughter.
https://www.civilwarvetswastate.com/veterans/detail.html?veteranid=79
5/1917
Samuel Johnston, aged 73 years, died at the Providence hospital yesterday. The deceased is a member of the G.A.R. and has relatives living in Arlington. Funeral arrangements are being made by John F. Jerread.
Samuel Johnston served in 46th PA Inf. Co. B and requested pension from that service in 1891 from PA.
1910 Snohomish Co. census
Samuel T. Johnston 1844 PA (married twice) laborer
Victoria age 62 b/PA
Funeral book shows William C. Johnston living in Arlington as his brother.
SnoCo: "The Karyn Project"
Civil War Service
Name: Samuel Johnston
Company: B
Unit: 46 Pennsylvania Inf
Rank - Induction: Private
Rank - Discharge: Corporal ?
Allegiance: Union∼Military Service: A 20 year old laborer, he mustered on July 20, 1863 to serve for 90 days in Company D, 46th Pennsylvania Infantry. He served on month guarding draftees. Mustered out Aug 20, 1863.
After the war: The 1880 census found him employed as a laborer married to his wife, Amelia. The couple had a daughter, Effie, one year old at that time. He was in a state militia regiment and wasn not eligible for a government pension. He came to Arlington, Washinton on May 20, 1904 with his brother, William. His wife at thime was named Victoria. It is unknown what happened to his first wife and daughter.
https://www.civilwarvetswastate.com/veterans/detail.html?veteranid=79
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