Union Veteran. Served as Sergeant in Company F, 29th Iowa Volunteer Infantry. Married Sarah Findlay on May 8, 1854.
From cemetery records:
• Makinson, T T
• Date of burial: 19 Dec 1898
• Section 70 Lot 8 Grave not recorded
• Grave monument installed, 9 Oct 9 1907; fee $8
• Lifted and removed by Gates Undertakers on 22 Mar 1919; fee $8
This means the remains were removed from Union Cemetery to be re-interred elsewhere.
• Enlisted in Company F, Iowa 29th Infantry Regiment on 12 Nov 1862
• Promoted to Full 4th Corporal on 1 Apr 1863
• Promoted to Full 3rd Corporal on 1 Nov 1864
• Promoted to Full 5th Sergeant on 25 Apr 1865
• Mustered out on 10 Aug 1865 at New Orleans, Louisiana
WATCHMAN DIES SUDDENLY.
P. T. Makinson Was in Excellent
Health and Spirits When He Re-
tired Yesterday Morning.
P. [sic] T. Makinson died suddenly at 2:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon at his home at 2621 [sic] Terrace street. Mr. Makinson was employed as a night watchman at the Interstate flour mill and slept during the day. He was in good health and excellent spirits when he retired at 6 o'clock yesterday morning. About 2:30 his wife tried to awaken him and found him dying.
Dr. J. E. Moses was hastily summoned, and he found Makinson beyond human aid. Deputy Coroner Langsdale was notified and viewed the remains, but did not determine the cause of death.
However, it is believed that death was due to heart disease and the infirmities of old age.
Mackinson [sic] was 63 years old and a native of Indiana. He came to Kansas City seven years ago. His wife and three grown daughters and a grown son survive him. Undertaker Gates took charge of the remains.
The Kansas City Journal
Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri
Vol XLL, No 192, p3, c3
Mon 19 Dec 1989
From Missouri Record of Death Transcript:
Jackson County, Roll C 19509, #7720
• Makinson, T. T.
• 17 Dec 1898
• Male
• White
• Age: 62
• Married
• Born: US
• Place of death: 2636 [sic] Terrace
• Cause of death: unknown
The funeral services of the late T. T. Moktinson [sic], who was found dead at 2631 [sic] Terrace, Saturday, will be from the Plymouth Congregational church, 1321 Southwest boulevard. The interment will be at Union cemetery.
The Kansas City Journal
Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri
Vol XLL, No 193, p5, c4
Tue 20 Dec 1989
From cemetery records:
• Makinson, T T
• Date of burial: 19 Dec 1898
• Section 70 Lot 8 Grave not recorded
• Grave monument installed, 9 Oct 9 1907; fee $8
• Lifted and removed by Gates Undertakers on 22 Mar 1919; fee $8
Father:
Rev. Edwin Evans Makinson
b. 1797, Enland
d. 28 Apr 1884, Potosi, Linn County, Kansas
Believed to be siblings:
Claudina Makinson
Melissa Makinson
Susan Makinson Townsend
Theodore Kellum Makinson
Harris Sawyer Makinson
John W Makinson
William C Makinson
Richard Watson Makinson
Charles Makinson
From cemetery records:
• Makinson, T T
• Date of burial: 19 Dec 1898
• Section 70 Lot 8 Grave not recorded
• Grave monument installed, 9 Oct 9 1907; fee $8
• Lifted and removed by Gates Undertakers on 22 Mar 1919; fee $8
This means the remains were removed from Union Cemetery to be re-interred elsewhere.
• Enlisted in Company F, Iowa 29th Infantry Regiment on 12 Nov 1862
• Promoted to Full 4th Corporal on 1 Apr 1863
• Promoted to Full 3rd Corporal on 1 Nov 1864
• Promoted to Full 5th Sergeant on 25 Apr 1865
• Mustered out on 10 Aug 1865 at New Orleans, Louisiana
WATCHMAN DIES SUDDENLY.
P. T. Makinson Was in Excellent
Health and Spirits When He Re-
tired Yesterday Morning.
P. [sic] T. Makinson died suddenly at 2:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon at his home at 2621 [sic] Terrace street. Mr. Makinson was employed as a night watchman at the Interstate flour mill and slept during the day. He was in good health and excellent spirits when he retired at 6 o'clock yesterday morning. About 2:30 his wife tried to awaken him and found him dying.
Dr. J. E. Moses was hastily summoned, and he found Makinson beyond human aid. Deputy Coroner Langsdale was notified and viewed the remains, but did not determine the cause of death.
However, it is believed that death was due to heart disease and the infirmities of old age.
Mackinson [sic] was 63 years old and a native of Indiana. He came to Kansas City seven years ago. His wife and three grown daughters and a grown son survive him. Undertaker Gates took charge of the remains.
The Kansas City Journal
Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri
Vol XLL, No 192, p3, c3
Mon 19 Dec 1989
From Missouri Record of Death Transcript:
Jackson County, Roll C 19509, #7720
• Makinson, T. T.
• 17 Dec 1898
• Male
• White
• Age: 62
• Married
• Born: US
• Place of death: 2636 [sic] Terrace
• Cause of death: unknown
The funeral services of the late T. T. Moktinson [sic], who was found dead at 2631 [sic] Terrace, Saturday, will be from the Plymouth Congregational church, 1321 Southwest boulevard. The interment will be at Union cemetery.
The Kansas City Journal
Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri
Vol XLL, No 193, p5, c4
Tue 20 Dec 1989
From cemetery records:
• Makinson, T T
• Date of burial: 19 Dec 1898
• Section 70 Lot 8 Grave not recorded
• Grave monument installed, 9 Oct 9 1907; fee $8
• Lifted and removed by Gates Undertakers on 22 Mar 1919; fee $8
Father:
Rev. Edwin Evans Makinson
b. 1797, Enland
d. 28 Apr 1884, Potosi, Linn County, Kansas
Believed to be siblings:
Claudina Makinson
Melissa Makinson
Susan Makinson Townsend
Theodore Kellum Makinson
Harris Sawyer Makinson
John W Makinson
William C Makinson
Richard Watson Makinson
Charles Makinson
Union Veteran. Served as Sergeant in Company F, 29th Iowa Volunteer Infantry. Married Sarah Findlay on May 8, 1854.
From cemetery records:
• Makinson, T T
• Date of burial: 19 Dec 1898
• Section 70 Lot 8 Grave not recorded
• Grave monument installed, 9 Oct 9 1907; fee $8
• Lifted and removed by Gates Undertakers on 22 Mar 1919; fee $8
This means the remains were removed from Union Cemetery to be re-interred elsewhere.
• Enlisted in Company F, Iowa 29th Infantry Regiment on 12 Nov 1862
• Promoted to Full 4th Corporal on 1 Apr 1863
• Promoted to Full 3rd Corporal on 1 Nov 1864
• Promoted to Full 5th Sergeant on 25 Apr 1865
• Mustered out on 10 Aug 1865 at New Orleans, Louisiana
WATCHMAN DIES SUDDENLY.
P. T. Makinson Was in Excellent
Health and Spirits When He Re-
tired Yesterday Morning.
P. [sic] T. Makinson died suddenly at 2:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon at his home at 2621 [sic] Terrace street. Mr. Makinson was employed as a night watchman at the Interstate flour mill and slept during the day. He was in good health and excellent spirits when he retired at 6 o'clock yesterday morning. About 2:30 his wife tried to awaken him and found him dying.
Dr. J. E. Moses was hastily summoned, and he found Makinson beyond human aid. Deputy Coroner Langsdale was notified and viewed the remains, but did not determine the cause of death.
However, it is believed that death was due to heart disease and the infirmities of old age.
Mackinson [sic] was 63 years old and a native of Indiana. He came to Kansas City seven years ago. His wife and three grown daughters and a grown son survive him. Undertaker Gates took charge of the remains.
The Kansas City Journal
Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri
Vol XLL, No 192, p3, c3
Mon 19 Dec 1989
From Missouri Record of Death Transcript:
Jackson County, Roll C 19509, #7720
• Makinson, T. T.
• 17 Dec 1898
• Male
• White
• Age: 62
• Married
• Born: US
• Place of death: 2636 [sic] Terrace
• Cause of death: unknown
The funeral services of the late T. T. Moktinson [sic], who was found dead at 2631 [sic] Terrace, Saturday, will be from the Plymouth Congregational church, 1321 Southwest boulevard. The interment will be at Union cemetery.
The Kansas City Journal
Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri
Vol XLL, No 193, p5, c4
Tue 20 Dec 1989
From cemetery records:
• Makinson, T T
• Date of burial: 19 Dec 1898
• Section 70 Lot 8 Grave not recorded
• Grave monument installed, 9 Oct 9 1907; fee $8
• Lifted and removed by Gates Undertakers on 22 Mar 1919; fee $8
Father:
Rev. Edwin Evans Makinson
b. 1797, Enland
d. 28 Apr 1884, Potosi, Linn County, Kansas
Believed to be siblings:
Claudina Makinson
Melissa Makinson
Susan Makinson Townsend
Theodore Kellum Makinson
Harris Sawyer Makinson
John W Makinson
William C Makinson
Richard Watson Makinson
Charles Makinson
From cemetery records:
• Makinson, T T
• Date of burial: 19 Dec 1898
• Section 70 Lot 8 Grave not recorded
• Grave monument installed, 9 Oct 9 1907; fee $8
• Lifted and removed by Gates Undertakers on 22 Mar 1919; fee $8
This means the remains were removed from Union Cemetery to be re-interred elsewhere.
• Enlisted in Company F, Iowa 29th Infantry Regiment on 12 Nov 1862
• Promoted to Full 4th Corporal on 1 Apr 1863
• Promoted to Full 3rd Corporal on 1 Nov 1864
• Promoted to Full 5th Sergeant on 25 Apr 1865
• Mustered out on 10 Aug 1865 at New Orleans, Louisiana
WATCHMAN DIES SUDDENLY.
P. T. Makinson Was in Excellent
Health and Spirits When He Re-
tired Yesterday Morning.
P. [sic] T. Makinson died suddenly at 2:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon at his home at 2621 [sic] Terrace street. Mr. Makinson was employed as a night watchman at the Interstate flour mill and slept during the day. He was in good health and excellent spirits when he retired at 6 o'clock yesterday morning. About 2:30 his wife tried to awaken him and found him dying.
Dr. J. E. Moses was hastily summoned, and he found Makinson beyond human aid. Deputy Coroner Langsdale was notified and viewed the remains, but did not determine the cause of death.
However, it is believed that death was due to heart disease and the infirmities of old age.
Mackinson [sic] was 63 years old and a native of Indiana. He came to Kansas City seven years ago. His wife and three grown daughters and a grown son survive him. Undertaker Gates took charge of the remains.
The Kansas City Journal
Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri
Vol XLL, No 192, p3, c3
Mon 19 Dec 1989
From Missouri Record of Death Transcript:
Jackson County, Roll C 19509, #7720
• Makinson, T. T.
• 17 Dec 1898
• Male
• White
• Age: 62
• Married
• Born: US
• Place of death: 2636 [sic] Terrace
• Cause of death: unknown
The funeral services of the late T. T. Moktinson [sic], who was found dead at 2631 [sic] Terrace, Saturday, will be from the Plymouth Congregational church, 1321 Southwest boulevard. The interment will be at Union cemetery.
The Kansas City Journal
Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri
Vol XLL, No 193, p5, c4
Tue 20 Dec 1989
From cemetery records:
• Makinson, T T
• Date of burial: 19 Dec 1898
• Section 70 Lot 8 Grave not recorded
• Grave monument installed, 9 Oct 9 1907; fee $8
• Lifted and removed by Gates Undertakers on 22 Mar 1919; fee $8
Father:
Rev. Edwin Evans Makinson
b. 1797, Enland
d. 28 Apr 1884, Potosi, Linn County, Kansas
Believed to be siblings:
Claudina Makinson
Melissa Makinson
Susan Makinson Townsend
Theodore Kellum Makinson
Harris Sawyer Makinson
John W Makinson
William C Makinson
Richard Watson Makinson
Charles Makinson
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