Son of Bela and Matilda (Beard) Darrell. He married Nancy A. Rossall on 21 Apr 1866 in Delavan, Wisconsin. There were five children born from their union:
Anne 1869-1943
Bertha 1873 - 1928
Charles Richard 1875-1913
Alex Grange 1877-1947
Mabel M 1884-1958
Death Notice:
John C. Darrell, Constable and resident of this city for many years, died at his home on East Jackson street Tuesday morning March 11, after a short illness. Mr. Darrell was well-known throughtout the county. Short funeral services were held at the late home Thursday afternoon and later at the Baptist Church at 2 O'clock. A suitable obituary will be published next week.
Obituary:
"Corporal Jack" as he was known among Grand Army circles everywhere, was a baggage master on the old Woodstock Accomodation train to and from Chicago.
That was back in the nineties when this train was operated by Conductor Lyman S Page, Engineer James Winters, Brakeman Jesse Austin, and Express Messenger H.D. McLaughlin. Firemen we remember included Fred Bunk. After Mr. Page's death came Conductor James McCaffrey.
As a buglar, Corporal Jack had no superior, and in all parades and public affairs, especially political rallies, he took a prominent part. He was loved and respected by all. One of his daughters is Mrs. Edward A. Senger of this city. Mr. Darrell died March 11, 1913 aged 87 years.
Anne 1869-1943
Bertha 1873 - 1928
Charles Richard 1875-1913
Alex Grange 1877-1947
Mabel M 1884-1958
Death Notice:
John C. Darrell, Constable and resident of this city for many years, died at his home on East Jackson street Tuesday morning March 11, after a short illness. Mr. Darrell was well-known throughtout the county. Short funeral services were held at the late home Thursday afternoon and later at the Baptist Church at 2 O'clock. A suitable obituary will be published next week.
Obituary:
"Corporal Jack" as he was known among Grand Army circles everywhere, was a baggage master on the old Woodstock Accomodation train to and from Chicago.
That was back in the nineties when this train was operated by Conductor Lyman S Page, Engineer James Winters, Brakeman Jesse Austin, and Express Messenger H.D. McLaughlin. Firemen we remember included Fred Bunk. After Mr. Page's death came Conductor James McCaffrey.
As a buglar, Corporal Jack had no superior, and in all parades and public affairs, especially political rallies, he took a prominent part. He was loved and respected by all. One of his daughters is Mrs. Edward A. Senger of this city. Mr. Darrell died March 11, 1913 aged 87 years.
Son of Bela and Matilda (Beard) Darrell. He married Nancy A. Rossall on 21 Apr 1866 in Delavan, Wisconsin. There were five children born from their union:
Anne 1869-1943
Bertha 1873 - 1928
Charles Richard 1875-1913
Alex Grange 1877-1947
Mabel M 1884-1958
Death Notice:
John C. Darrell, Constable and resident of this city for many years, died at his home on East Jackson street Tuesday morning March 11, after a short illness. Mr. Darrell was well-known throughtout the county. Short funeral services were held at the late home Thursday afternoon and later at the Baptist Church at 2 O'clock. A suitable obituary will be published next week.
Obituary:
"Corporal Jack" as he was known among Grand Army circles everywhere, was a baggage master on the old Woodstock Accomodation train to and from Chicago.
That was back in the nineties when this train was operated by Conductor Lyman S Page, Engineer James Winters, Brakeman Jesse Austin, and Express Messenger H.D. McLaughlin. Firemen we remember included Fred Bunk. After Mr. Page's death came Conductor James McCaffrey.
As a buglar, Corporal Jack had no superior, and in all parades and public affairs, especially political rallies, he took a prominent part. He was loved and respected by all. One of his daughters is Mrs. Edward A. Senger of this city. Mr. Darrell died March 11, 1913 aged 87 years.
Anne 1869-1943
Bertha 1873 - 1928
Charles Richard 1875-1913
Alex Grange 1877-1947
Mabel M 1884-1958
Death Notice:
John C. Darrell, Constable and resident of this city for many years, died at his home on East Jackson street Tuesday morning March 11, after a short illness. Mr. Darrell was well-known throughtout the county. Short funeral services were held at the late home Thursday afternoon and later at the Baptist Church at 2 O'clock. A suitable obituary will be published next week.
Obituary:
"Corporal Jack" as he was known among Grand Army circles everywhere, was a baggage master on the old Woodstock Accomodation train to and from Chicago.
That was back in the nineties when this train was operated by Conductor Lyman S Page, Engineer James Winters, Brakeman Jesse Austin, and Express Messenger H.D. McLaughlin. Firemen we remember included Fred Bunk. After Mr. Page's death came Conductor James McCaffrey.
As a buglar, Corporal Jack had no superior, and in all parades and public affairs, especially political rallies, he took a prominent part. He was loved and respected by all. One of his daughters is Mrs. Edward A. Senger of this city. Mr. Darrell died March 11, 1913 aged 87 years.
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