Suggested edit from contributor Nebr & Dakotas SUVCW: The Information on the gravesite is recorded in the G.A.R. burial records which was turned in at the time of his death, probably by the Post in Blair. That information is on file at the Nebraska History center on microfilm, that is where I recorded it from. I assume he is buried in a lot by his wife, there could be some record on who bought the lot.

"Burials in Nebraska of Civil War Veterans" at
www.civilwarmuseumnc.org/burials-C.htm lists Comar, Obedaiah S. as buried in Lyons Cemetery, Lyons, Burt, Nebraska but the cemetery does not have a record of his burial.

Civil War - Vermont Inf.

Identified on the 1850 US Census in Bennington, Bennington, VT living with his parents, Obediah and Sarah Gipson Comer, and five siblings; Edward, Sarah, William, Henry, and Audrie. Identified on the 1880 US Census in Lyons, Burt, NE living with his first wife, Mary, and four children, Mina, Clarence, Vivian, and Dedde. Maried Martha Jane Slaughter on November 15, 1883 in Lyons, Burt, NE.

From Andreas History of Nebraska: Burt County:

O. S. COMAR, general merchandise, is a native of Bennington County, Vt.; in 1864, came to Columbia County, Wis.; followed wagon making; in 1868, came to Everett Precinct; engaged at farming and wagon-making. March, 1877, he opened a grocery store, and gradually worked into a general stock. He enlisted, in 1861, in Company A, Second Vermont Infantry; remained in the service till the fall of 1864.

Suggested edit from contributor Nebr & Dakotas SUVCW: The Information on the gravesite is recorded in the G.A.R. burial records which was turned in at the time of his death, probably by the Post in Blair. That information is on file at the Nebraska History center on microfilm, that is where I recorded it from. I assume he is buried in a lot by his wife, there could be some record on who bought the lot.

"Burials in Nebraska of Civil War Veterans" at
www.civilwarmuseumnc.org/burials-C.htm lists Comar, Obedaiah S. as buried in Lyons Cemetery, Lyons, Burt, Nebraska but the cemetery does not have a record of his burial.

Civil War - Vermont Inf.

Identified on the 1850 US Census in Bennington, Bennington, VT living with his parents, Obediah and Sarah Gipson Comer, and five siblings; Edward, Sarah, William, Henry, and Audrie. Identified on the 1880 US Census in Lyons, Burt, NE living with his first wife, Mary, and four children, Mina, Clarence, Vivian, and Dedde. Maried Martha Jane Slaughter on November 15, 1883 in Lyons, Burt, NE.

From Andreas History of Nebraska: Burt County:

O. S. COMAR, general merchandise, is a native of Bennington County, Vt.; in 1864, came to Columbia County, Wis.; followed wagon making; in 1868, came to Everett Precinct; engaged at farming and wagon-making. March, 1877, he opened a grocery store, and gradually worked into a general stock. He enlisted, in 1861, in Company A, Second Vermont Infantry; remained in the service till the fall of 1864.