The date of service was 20 February 1907
Courier-Journal newspaper, Louisville, KY
Friday 28 May 1886; Page 5
The widow of Gen. William H. Irwin, of Louisville, is in the capital. The Board of Medical Examiners have agreed to report her application for pension favorably. Her husband was on Gen. Hancock's staff in the war, and led the most terrific charge at Antietam, the stroke that saved the Union army that day. Her pension. If passed, will be $30 per month.
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Cincinnati Enquirer newspaper, Cincinnati, OH
Wednesday 20 February 1907; Page 11, Column 1
HERO'S WIDOW
Julia Chamberlin Irwin, The Once Famous Kentucky Belle,
Is Dead In Louisville
Louisville, KY - February 19 - Mrs. Julia Chamberlin Irwin
Courier-Journal newspaper, Louisville, KY
Friday 28 May 1886; Page 5
The widow of Gen. William H. Irwin, of Louisville, is in the capital. The Board of Medical Examiners have agreed to report her application for pension favorably. Her husband was on Gen. Hancock's staff in the war, and led the most terrific charge at Antietam, the stroke that saved the Union army that day. Her pension. If passed, will be $30 per month.
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Cincinnati Enquirer newspaper, Cincinnati, OH
Wednesday 20 February 1907; Page 11, Column 1
HERO'S WIDOW
Julia Chamberlin Irwin, The Once Famous Kentucky Belle,
Is Dead In Louisville
Louisville, KY - February 19 - Mrs. Julia Chamberlin Irwin
The date of service was 20 February 1907
Courier-Journal newspaper, Louisville, KY
Friday 28 May 1886; Page 5
The widow of Gen. William H. Irwin, of Louisville, is in the capital. The Board of Medical Examiners have agreed to report her application for pension favorably. Her husband was on Gen. Hancock's staff in the war, and led the most terrific charge at Antietam, the stroke that saved the Union army that day. Her pension. If passed, will be $30 per month.
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Cincinnati Enquirer newspaper, Cincinnati, OH
Wednesday 20 February 1907; Page 11, Column 1
HERO'S WIDOW
Julia Chamberlin Irwin, The Once Famous Kentucky Belle,
Is Dead In Louisville
Louisville, KY - February 19 - Mrs. Julia Chamberlin Irwin
Courier-Journal newspaper, Louisville, KY
Friday 28 May 1886; Page 5
The widow of Gen. William H. Irwin, of Louisville, is in the capital. The Board of Medical Examiners have agreed to report her application for pension favorably. Her husband was on Gen. Hancock's staff in the war, and led the most terrific charge at Antietam, the stroke that saved the Union army that day. Her pension. If passed, will be $30 per month.
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Cincinnati Enquirer newspaper, Cincinnati, OH
Wednesday 20 February 1907; Page 11, Column 1
HERO'S WIDOW
Julia Chamberlin Irwin, The Once Famous Kentucky Belle,
Is Dead In Louisville
Louisville, KY - February 19 - Mrs. Julia Chamberlin Irwin
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