John's records can sometimes be found also under the last name Piper. Some records say he was from New York but two censuses say he was naturalized.
John appears on the 1890 Veteran Schedule as being a private in Company D, 37th NY Infantry enlisting on 20 June 1863.
John married Eliza McNeal (sister of Ananias McNeal #212398387) on 14 Apr 1873 at the Little Britain Presbyterian Church in Rock Tavern.
John had a red sandstone marker at one point in the cemetery according to our cemetery records but now there is a large family stone. You can see under it is smaller headstones believed to be the old family stones.
John's records can sometimes be found also under the last name Piper. Some records say he was from New York but two censuses say he was naturalized.
John appears on the 1890 Veteran Schedule as being a private in Company D, 37th NY Infantry enlisting on 20 June 1863.
John married Eliza McNeal (sister of Ananias McNeal #212398387) on 14 Apr 1873 at the Little Britain Presbyterian Church in Rock Tavern.
John had a red sandstone marker at one point in the cemetery according to our cemetery records but now there is a large family stone. You can see under it is smaller headstones believed to be the old family stones.
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