From the St. Paul Republican, March 3, 1904, [poor copy] transcribed by Linda Berney:
Gage Valley news - Died, on Wednesday, February 10, in Hayes county, Nebraska, of disease of the kidneys, Henry Clay Stratton. Deceased was born in Bennington, Vt., April 26, 1844.
At the age of 18 he enlisted in company A, Fourteenth Vermont Infantry, where he served nine months, afterwards re-enlisting in the Second Vermont Battery and was mustered out of service in August, 1865.
He came to Howard county, Nebraska, in 1880 and moved to Hayes county in 1887. A loving wife and three children, George H. of Eddy, Nebr., Mrs. William Dukes of Palmer, and Mrs. E. E. Staynor [Slaynor?] of [illegible, H???ok] survive him.
From Find A Grave contributor Linda Berney
From the St. Paul Republican, March 3, 1904, [poor copy] transcribed by Linda Berney:
Gage Valley news - Died, on Wednesday, February 10, in Hayes county, Nebraska, of disease of the kidneys, Henry Clay Stratton. Deceased was born in Bennington, Vt., April 26, 1844.
At the age of 18 he enlisted in company A, Fourteenth Vermont Infantry, where he served nine months, afterwards re-enlisting in the Second Vermont Battery and was mustered out of service in August, 1865.
He came to Howard county, Nebraska, in 1880 and moved to Hayes county in 1887. A loving wife and three children, George H. of Eddy, Nebr., Mrs. William Dukes of Palmer, and Mrs. E. E. Staynor [Slaynor?] of [illegible, H???ok] survive him.
From Find A Grave contributor Linda Berney
Family Members
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Joel Harrington Stratton
1828–1850
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Emeline J Stratton Chase
1831–1871
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Eliza A. Stratton Sherman
1832–1909
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Lucy A Stratton Chandler
1833–1896
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Mary Hulda Stratton Chandler
1838–1922
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Numan Stratton
1840–1841
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Joseph Stratton
1842–1870
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Almira Stratton Monette
1843–1916
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Julia Etta Stratton Brown
1846–1933
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Ruth O Stratton Moon
1849–1878
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Helen Stratton Averell
1852–1875
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