O'NEILL, HUGH US ARMY
90th Illinois, Company C (Chicago's Irish Legion)
DATE OF DEATH: 05/07/1902
BURIED AT: SECTION 12 ROW 14 SITE 19
Hugh is mentioned by name in James B. Swan's book "Chicago's Irish Legion, the 90th Illinois Volunteer's in the Civil War." Supporting genealogical data available on Ancestry.com.
Following the Civil War, Hugh returned to Illinois and married Bridget Cochran. They had two daughters, Mary and Agnes. Hugh had health problems and his doctor advised him to move to a better climate. Bridget died either during their move or shortly on arrival to Leavenworth! Kansas. Hugh met and married Hellen Fisher, the daughter of Prussian immigrants, Marie and Albert Fisher. After their marriage, Hugh and Hellen moved to southeast Kansas, eventually settling in the Scammon and Weir areas in Cherokee County.
90th Illinois, Company C (Chicago's Irish Legion)
DATE OF DEATH: 05/07/1902
BURIED AT: SECTION 12 ROW 14 SITE 19
Hugh is mentioned by name in James B. Swan's book "Chicago's Irish Legion, the 90th Illinois Volunteer's in the Civil War." Supporting genealogical data available on Ancestry.com.
Following the Civil War, Hugh returned to Illinois and married Bridget Cochran. They had two daughters, Mary and Agnes. Hugh had health problems and his doctor advised him to move to a better climate. Bridget died either during their move or shortly on arrival to Leavenworth! Kansas. Hugh met and married Hellen Fisher, the daughter of Prussian immigrants, Marie and Albert Fisher. After their marriage, Hugh and Hellen moved to southeast Kansas, eventually settling in the Scammon and Weir areas in Cherokee County.
O'NEILL, HUGH US ARMY
90th Illinois, Company C (Chicago's Irish Legion)
DATE OF DEATH: 05/07/1902
BURIED AT: SECTION 12 ROW 14 SITE 19
Hugh is mentioned by name in James B. Swan's book "Chicago's Irish Legion, the 90th Illinois Volunteer's in the Civil War." Supporting genealogical data available on Ancestry.com.
Following the Civil War, Hugh returned to Illinois and married Bridget Cochran. They had two daughters, Mary and Agnes. Hugh had health problems and his doctor advised him to move to a better climate. Bridget died either during their move or shortly on arrival to Leavenworth! Kansas. Hugh met and married Hellen Fisher, the daughter of Prussian immigrants, Marie and Albert Fisher. After their marriage, Hugh and Hellen moved to southeast Kansas, eventually settling in the Scammon and Weir areas in Cherokee County.
90th Illinois, Company C (Chicago's Irish Legion)
DATE OF DEATH: 05/07/1902
BURIED AT: SECTION 12 ROW 14 SITE 19
Hugh is mentioned by name in James B. Swan's book "Chicago's Irish Legion, the 90th Illinois Volunteer's in the Civil War." Supporting genealogical data available on Ancestry.com.
Following the Civil War, Hugh returned to Illinois and married Bridget Cochran. They had two daughters, Mary and Agnes. Hugh had health problems and his doctor advised him to move to a better climate. Bridget died either during their move or shortly on arrival to Leavenworth! Kansas. Hugh met and married Hellen Fisher, the daughter of Prussian immigrants, Marie and Albert Fisher. After their marriage, Hugh and Hellen moved to southeast Kansas, eventually settling in the Scammon and Weir areas in Cherokee County.
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