Jerome N. Boose Veteran lumberman and one of the wildest known residents of the western section of Clearfield county, died Tuesday morning at the home of his son Earle G. Boose, in DuBois
He was nearly 87 years of age and was born at Home Camp, Union Township. At the age of 18 he volunteered for service in the Civil War being accepted by Capt. Carlisle’s company F 145th Penna. Volunteer Infantry and was on the way to the front when the surrender of Lee’s army brought the war to a close. He engaged in lumbering from 1868 to 1914 almost continuously in Pennsylvania.
Contributor: Alvin Poole (47244491) • [email protected]
Jerome N. Boose Veteran lumberman and one of the wildest known residents of the western section of Clearfield county, died Tuesday morning at the home of his son Earle G. Boose, in DuBois
He was nearly 87 years of age and was born at Home Camp, Union Township. At the age of 18 he volunteered for service in the Civil War being accepted by Capt. Carlisle’s company F 145th Penna. Volunteer Infantry and was on the way to the front when the surrender of Lee’s army brought the war to a close. He engaged in lumbering from 1868 to 1914 almost continuously in Pennsylvania.
Contributor: Alvin Poole (47244491) • [email protected]
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145th Regt PVI
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William Henry Booze
1836–1930
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Sarah A Booze
1837–1837
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Catherine Elizabeth Booze Nelson
1839–1900
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Mary Jane Booze
1840–1842
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Esther Moore Booze Rishel
1842–1922
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Lydia A Booze
1843–1859
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George Washington Booze
1849–1911
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Maria Ellen Booze Hileman
1851–1914
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Clara Agnes Booze Sorber
1855–1931
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Hannah S. Booze Leonard
1857–1884
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Alice Eliza Booze Horn
1859–1931
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