John O'Leary was born in Co. Cork Ireland. He enlisted in Co. C of the 69th Pa Inv. Aug 21st. 1861 for 3 years. Soon made Sergt. Rank.
Discharged for wounds received in action in the battle of Antietam Sept 17th 1862.
Ended up in California and died there 16th March 1921.
Buried in Los Angeles Military section of cemetery in Section 14 Row 1 Site 19.
It is assumed he ended up his days in an old soldiers home in the area.
Discharged for wounds received in action in the battle of Antietam Sept 17th 1862.
Ended up in California and died there 16th March 1921.
Buried in Los Angeles Military section of cemetery in Section 14 Row 1 Site 19.
It is assumed he ended up his days in an old soldiers home in the area.
John O'Leary was born in Co. Cork Ireland. He enlisted in Co. C of the 69th Pa Inv. Aug 21st. 1861 for 3 years. Soon made Sergt. Rank.
Discharged for wounds received in action in the battle of Antietam Sept 17th 1862.
Ended up in California and died there 16th March 1921.
Buried in Los Angeles Military section of cemetery in Section 14 Row 1 Site 19.
It is assumed he ended up his days in an old soldiers home in the area.
Discharged for wounds received in action in the battle of Antietam Sept 17th 1862.
Ended up in California and died there 16th March 1921.
Buried in Los Angeles Military section of cemetery in Section 14 Row 1 Site 19.
It is assumed he ended up his days in an old soldiers home in the area.
Inscription
CO. C
69 PA. INF.
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