CHARLES EMERSON - St. James Paper, March 12, 1926
Mr. Charles Emerson entered late rest suddenly February 28 at 10:45 a.m. at U.S. Soldiers Home at Washington, D.C. at the age of 60 years and nineteen days. The deceased is survived by two brothers and sisters: Luther Emerson of Caldwell, Idaho; William Emerson of Safe, Missouri; Caroline Glenn of Vichy, Missouri, and Clementine Rush of Tulsa, Oklahoma.
The deceased was laid to rest in the Rock Spring cemetery beside his mother. He was born and lived near St. James, MO, until entering the service of the U.S. army in 1892 at Jefferson Barracks, St. Louis, in which he served thirty years. The remainder of his life he spent in the U.S. Soldiers Home of Washington, D.C. He was a member of the Odd Fellow Lodge of St. James for many years. (From contributor, Judy Moore)
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Probate for Charles Emerson, 1926, Phelps Co, MO listed the following heirs: W.T. Emerson of Maries Co, MO, Carolyn Glen, Clementine Hill now Rush; Lola M. Dann now Effinger of E. St. Louis, Chicago, IL, Loyd Glen, St. Louis and Frank Glen.
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Home in 1920: Washington, Washington, DC
United States Soldiers Home
Charles Emerson 52 m/w sgl MO MA VA
Home in 1910: Rock Island Ward 7, Rock Island, IL
United States Arsenal, 18 May 1910
Charles Emerson w/m 42 sgl MO MA TN; Soldier
Home in 1900: Rock Island Arsenal, Rock Island, Il
Charles Emerson, m/w 34 sgl MO ENG GA
Occup: 1st Class Private
Date: 1 June 1900
Residence in US: St. James, MO
Date of birth: Feb 1866; age last birthdate: 34 sgl
Can read, can write
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1911: Charles Emerson
Residence: Jan 1911 - Illinois
Military: Rock Island, Arsenal, Illinois
1908: Charles Emerson
Residence: Jan 1908 - Illinois
Military: Rock Island, Arsenal, Illinois
1900: Charles Emerson
Residence: 1900 - Illinois
Military: Rock Island, Arsenal, Illinois
1897: Charles Emerson
Residence: July 1897 - Illinois
Military: Rock Island, Arsenal, Illinois
Mr. Charles Emerson entered late rest suddenly February 28 at 10:45 a.m. at U.S. Soldiers Home at Washington, D.C. at the age of 60 years and nineteen days. The deceased is survived by two brothers and sisters: Luther Emerson of Caldwell, Idaho; William Emerson of Safe, Missouri; Caroline Glenn of Vichy, Missouri, and Clementine Rush of Tulsa, Oklahoma.
The deceased was laid to rest in the Rock Spring cemetery beside his mother. He was born and lived near St. James, MO, until entering the service of the U.S. army in 1892 at Jefferson Barracks, St. Louis, in which he served thirty years. The remainder of his life he spent in the U.S. Soldiers Home of Washington, D.C. He was a member of the Odd Fellow Lodge of St. James for many years. (From contributor, Judy Moore)
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Probate for Charles Emerson, 1926, Phelps Co, MO listed the following heirs: W.T. Emerson of Maries Co, MO, Carolyn Glen, Clementine Hill now Rush; Lola M. Dann now Effinger of E. St. Louis, Chicago, IL, Loyd Glen, St. Louis and Frank Glen.
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Home in 1920: Washington, Washington, DC
United States Soldiers Home
Charles Emerson 52 m/w sgl MO MA VA
Home in 1910: Rock Island Ward 7, Rock Island, IL
United States Arsenal, 18 May 1910
Charles Emerson w/m 42 sgl MO MA TN; Soldier
Home in 1900: Rock Island Arsenal, Rock Island, Il
Charles Emerson, m/w 34 sgl MO ENG GA
Occup: 1st Class Private
Date: 1 June 1900
Residence in US: St. James, MO
Date of birth: Feb 1866; age last birthdate: 34 sgl
Can read, can write
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1911: Charles Emerson
Residence: Jan 1911 - Illinois
Military: Rock Island, Arsenal, Illinois
1908: Charles Emerson
Residence: Jan 1908 - Illinois
Military: Rock Island, Arsenal, Illinois
1900: Charles Emerson
Residence: 1900 - Illinois
Military: Rock Island, Arsenal, Illinois
1897: Charles Emerson
Residence: July 1897 - Illinois
Military: Rock Island, Arsenal, Illinois
CHARLES EMERSON - St. James Paper, March 12, 1926
Mr. Charles Emerson entered late rest suddenly February 28 at 10:45 a.m. at U.S. Soldiers Home at Washington, D.C. at the age of 60 years and nineteen days. The deceased is survived by two brothers and sisters: Luther Emerson of Caldwell, Idaho; William Emerson of Safe, Missouri; Caroline Glenn of Vichy, Missouri, and Clementine Rush of Tulsa, Oklahoma.
The deceased was laid to rest in the Rock Spring cemetery beside his mother. He was born and lived near St. James, MO, until entering the service of the U.S. army in 1892 at Jefferson Barracks, St. Louis, in which he served thirty years. The remainder of his life he spent in the U.S. Soldiers Home of Washington, D.C. He was a member of the Odd Fellow Lodge of St. James for many years. (From contributor, Judy Moore)
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Probate for Charles Emerson, 1926, Phelps Co, MO listed the following heirs: W.T. Emerson of Maries Co, MO, Carolyn Glen, Clementine Hill now Rush; Lola M. Dann now Effinger of E. St. Louis, Chicago, IL, Loyd Glen, St. Louis and Frank Glen.
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Home in 1920: Washington, Washington, DC
United States Soldiers Home
Charles Emerson 52 m/w sgl MO MA VA
Home in 1910: Rock Island Ward 7, Rock Island, IL
United States Arsenal, 18 May 1910
Charles Emerson w/m 42 sgl MO MA TN; Soldier
Home in 1900: Rock Island Arsenal, Rock Island, Il
Charles Emerson, m/w 34 sgl MO ENG GA
Occup: 1st Class Private
Date: 1 June 1900
Residence in US: St. James, MO
Date of birth: Feb 1866; age last birthdate: 34 sgl
Can read, can write
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1911: Charles Emerson
Residence: Jan 1911 - Illinois
Military: Rock Island, Arsenal, Illinois
1908: Charles Emerson
Residence: Jan 1908 - Illinois
Military: Rock Island, Arsenal, Illinois
1900: Charles Emerson
Residence: 1900 - Illinois
Military: Rock Island, Arsenal, Illinois
1897: Charles Emerson
Residence: July 1897 - Illinois
Military: Rock Island, Arsenal, Illinois
Mr. Charles Emerson entered late rest suddenly February 28 at 10:45 a.m. at U.S. Soldiers Home at Washington, D.C. at the age of 60 years and nineteen days. The deceased is survived by two brothers and sisters: Luther Emerson of Caldwell, Idaho; William Emerson of Safe, Missouri; Caroline Glenn of Vichy, Missouri, and Clementine Rush of Tulsa, Oklahoma.
The deceased was laid to rest in the Rock Spring cemetery beside his mother. He was born and lived near St. James, MO, until entering the service of the U.S. army in 1892 at Jefferson Barracks, St. Louis, in which he served thirty years. The remainder of his life he spent in the U.S. Soldiers Home of Washington, D.C. He was a member of the Odd Fellow Lodge of St. James for many years. (From contributor, Judy Moore)
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Probate for Charles Emerson, 1926, Phelps Co, MO listed the following heirs: W.T. Emerson of Maries Co, MO, Carolyn Glen, Clementine Hill now Rush; Lola M. Dann now Effinger of E. St. Louis, Chicago, IL, Loyd Glen, St. Louis and Frank Glen.
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Home in 1920: Washington, Washington, DC
United States Soldiers Home
Charles Emerson 52 m/w sgl MO MA VA
Home in 1910: Rock Island Ward 7, Rock Island, IL
United States Arsenal, 18 May 1910
Charles Emerson w/m 42 sgl MO MA TN; Soldier
Home in 1900: Rock Island Arsenal, Rock Island, Il
Charles Emerson, m/w 34 sgl MO ENG GA
Occup: 1st Class Private
Date: 1 June 1900
Residence in US: St. James, MO
Date of birth: Feb 1866; age last birthdate: 34 sgl
Can read, can write
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1911: Charles Emerson
Residence: Jan 1911 - Illinois
Military: Rock Island, Arsenal, Illinois
1908: Charles Emerson
Residence: Jan 1908 - Illinois
Military: Rock Island, Arsenal, Illinois
1900: Charles Emerson
Residence: 1900 - Illinois
Military: Rock Island, Arsenal, Illinois
1897: Charles Emerson
Residence: July 1897 - Illinois
Military: Rock Island, Arsenal, Illinois
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