He served in this regiment in the Civil War, enlisting on 2/29/1864, and being discharged on 7/12/1865. He fought in the Atlanta campaign.
An obituary from the Des Moines Daily Capital newspaper, Tuesday, January 19, 1897:
L.O. Montgomery. After an illness of several weeks, L. O. Montgomery passed away at his home this morning at 1:30 o'clock. Mr. Montgomery was a pioneer resident of Polk county and one of the oldest and best known real estate men in Des Moines. He leaves a wife and five children, Frank, Melvin, Ernest, Nora, and Mrs. Nellie Fletcher.
L.O. Montgomery who died Sunday, January 19, was formerly a member of company A, Second Iowa Infantry. Comrades of the Second Iowa are requested to attend the funeral at the residence, 942 Tenth Street, at 2 p.m. Wednesday, January 20.
An obituary from the Des Moines Daily Capital newspaper, Wednesday, January 20, 1897:
Montgomery's Funeral. The funeral of L.O. Montgomery was held at the First Baptist church this afternoon.
An obituary from the Des Moines Daily Capital newspaper, Tuesday, January 19, 1897:
L.O. Montgomery. After an illness of several weeks, L. O. Montgomery passed away at his home this morning at 1:30 o'clock. Mr. Montgomery was a pioneer resident of Polk county and one of the oldest and best known real estate men in Des Moines. He leaves a wife and five children, Frank, Melvin, Ernest, Nora, and Mrs. Nellie Fletcher.
L.O. Montgomery who died Sunday, January 19, was formerly a member of company A, Second Iowa Infantry. Comrades of the Second Iowa are requested to attend the funeral at the residence, 942 Tenth Street, at 2 p.m. Wednesday, January 20.
An obituary from the Des Moines Daily Capital newspaper, Wednesday, January 20, 1897:
Montgomery's Funeral. The funeral of L.O. Montgomery was held at the First Baptist church this afternoon.
He served in this regiment in the Civil War, enlisting on 2/29/1864, and being discharged on 7/12/1865. He fought in the Atlanta campaign.
An obituary from the Des Moines Daily Capital newspaper, Tuesday, January 19, 1897:
L.O. Montgomery. After an illness of several weeks, L. O. Montgomery passed away at his home this morning at 1:30 o'clock. Mr. Montgomery was a pioneer resident of Polk county and one of the oldest and best known real estate men in Des Moines. He leaves a wife and five children, Frank, Melvin, Ernest, Nora, and Mrs. Nellie Fletcher.
L.O. Montgomery who died Sunday, January 19, was formerly a member of company A, Second Iowa Infantry. Comrades of the Second Iowa are requested to attend the funeral at the residence, 942 Tenth Street, at 2 p.m. Wednesday, January 20.
An obituary from the Des Moines Daily Capital newspaper, Wednesday, January 20, 1897:
Montgomery's Funeral. The funeral of L.O. Montgomery was held at the First Baptist church this afternoon.
An obituary from the Des Moines Daily Capital newspaper, Tuesday, January 19, 1897:
L.O. Montgomery. After an illness of several weeks, L. O. Montgomery passed away at his home this morning at 1:30 o'clock. Mr. Montgomery was a pioneer resident of Polk county and one of the oldest and best known real estate men in Des Moines. He leaves a wife and five children, Frank, Melvin, Ernest, Nora, and Mrs. Nellie Fletcher.
L.O. Montgomery who died Sunday, January 19, was formerly a member of company A, Second Iowa Infantry. Comrades of the Second Iowa are requested to attend the funeral at the residence, 942 Tenth Street, at 2 p.m. Wednesday, January 20.
An obituary from the Des Moines Daily Capital newspaper, Wednesday, January 20, 1897:
Montgomery's Funeral. The funeral of L.O. Montgomery was held at the First Baptist church this afternoon.
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