Married Angeline HARTWELL January 1, 1867.
(Note: Angeline is buried in Maumee Cemetery, Johnson, Montgomery Twp.)
Parents were Thomas J and Sarah SHANK Dossett
From the Princeton Indiana Daily Clarion Newspaper dated Thursday Evening April 19, 1900:
Mustered Out
John Dossett, who has for some time been an inmate at the poor farm, died Wednesday morning. His application had been made and favorable reports received for admission to the State Soldiers' Home at Lafayette, but he died before he could be transferred. Mr. Dossett was 58 years old, and during the war was a member of Company A, 58th Indiana.
(Note: Angeline is buried in Maumee Cemetery, Johnson, Montgomery Twp.)
Parents were Thomas J and Sarah SHANK Dossett
From the Princeton Indiana Daily Clarion Newspaper dated Thursday Evening April 19, 1900:
Mustered Out
John Dossett, who has for some time been an inmate at the poor farm, died Wednesday morning. His application had been made and favorable reports received for admission to the State Soldiers' Home at Lafayette, but he died before he could be transferred. Mr. Dossett was 58 years old, and during the war was a member of Company A, 58th Indiana.
Married Angeline HARTWELL January 1, 1867.
(Note: Angeline is buried in Maumee Cemetery, Johnson, Montgomery Twp.)
Parents were Thomas J and Sarah SHANK Dossett
From the Princeton Indiana Daily Clarion Newspaper dated Thursday Evening April 19, 1900:
Mustered Out
John Dossett, who has for some time been an inmate at the poor farm, died Wednesday morning. His application had been made and favorable reports received for admission to the State Soldiers' Home at Lafayette, but he died before he could be transferred. Mr. Dossett was 58 years old, and during the war was a member of Company A, 58th Indiana.
(Note: Angeline is buried in Maumee Cemetery, Johnson, Montgomery Twp.)
Parents were Thomas J and Sarah SHANK Dossett
From the Princeton Indiana Daily Clarion Newspaper dated Thursday Evening April 19, 1900:
Mustered Out
John Dossett, who has for some time been an inmate at the poor farm, died Wednesday morning. His application had been made and favorable reports received for admission to the State Soldiers' Home at Lafayette, but he died before he could be transferred. Mr. Dossett was 58 years old, and during the war was a member of Company A, 58th Indiana.
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