DAVID DANIEL DUNMEYER s/o Peter & Barbara Casebeer DUNMEYER
Inscribed tombstone dates of 1825-1912 possibly incorrect for reasons noted as follows:
1): U.S. Army Muster & Descriptive Roll of a Detachment of Drafted Men & Substitutes Forwarded: Dated Camp Briddle, Pa August 27, 1864: Pvt David DOREMIRE, Co "D" 102nd Pennsylvanias Infantry Regiment, AGE 34 y'rs, born: Bradford County, Penna. Occupation: GUNSMITH. (YEAR of BIRTH calculated to be 1830).
2): State of Pennsylvania Death Certificate #179855 signed by attending physician certified David D. DUNMYER died @ 9:40 p.m. February 19, 1930. Dr. certified he'd been treating patient from February 15, 1930 until his death February 19, 1930. CAUSE: Chronic Cystitus (BLADDER INFECTION). AGE 82 years, 8 months, 4 days. Informant's Name: Jacob P. Friedline, son-in-law, Listie, Pa.
3): Burial was on February 22, 1930 in Casebeer Cemetery.
4): PENSIONER DROPPED - U.S. DEPT of the INTERIOR form:
Dated Pittsburgh, Penna April 23, 1913. Pension 240345, David Dunmeyer, Pvt Co M, 102 Pa. Pensioner dropped because of death Listie, PA, 19 Feb 1913. Pensioner last paid $30.00 4 Jan 1913.
David DUNMYER also spelled DOREMIRE, DURMYER, DORMAYER & DUNMEYER, s/o Peter DORMAYER & ???. He'd married the former Nancy Hannah LAPE, d/o Jacob Isreal & Susannah A. (LINT) LAPE from Mount Pleasant, Westmoreland County, Penna on January 18, 1855 in Westmoreland County.
Civil War Invalid Soldiers of $240.00 per month was awarded per Certificate #240345 upon approval of Veteran's Application #279854 dated 4 April 1879 signed with "x" mark for signature. (David Dunmeyter couldn't read or write). Veteran was an invalid unable to perform any kind of physical labor or work. He did however enjoy & perform woodcrafing & carving of rifle stocks post war. uNABVLE TO EARN MONEY TO LIVER ON, David contacted Somerset Attorney URL seeking award of a military disability pension for his on-going Medical Issues unquestionably attributed to Wounds & Injuries to the head, shoulder & body received from Cannon & rifgle fire during combat @ the battle of Fisher Hill near Winchester Virginia 09/19/1864.
Veteran's service dates were from June 3, 1864 to June 25, 1865. David was Honorably Discharged for Medical Reasons from the US Army per Special Order #N163 ex2A. Military service records indicate medicare care in a several different hospitals from Sept 19, 1864 until discharge June 25, 1865.
FATHER of 11 CHILDREN: 5 GIRLS/6 BOYS - 5 pre & 6 post war
NO PUBLISHED OBITUARY COULD BE DISCOVERED BY THIS ANCESTOR.
My great great grandfather David Daniel DUNMEYER, father of my great grandfather Willima Harrison DUNMEYER was a hard working uneducated simple man who loved his wife and children placing them 2nd only to God and Service to his Country during the War of the Rebellion.
A happy but serious man, he enjoyed life up until the end keeping busy evn with ailing health and limited mental capacity carving toys for his grandchildren. I thank our god for the gift of life my ancestors had make our lives today what it is. I salute my great great grandfather for his unselfishness, love, and labors as a lumber jack, woodsman, gunsmith, army soldier, wood cutter & widdler post civil war.
Inscribed tombstone dates of 1825-1912 possibly incorrect for reasons noted as follows:
1): U.S. Army Muster & Descriptive Roll of a Detachment of Drafted Men & Substitutes Forwarded: Dated Camp Briddle, Pa August 27, 1864: Pvt David DOREMIRE, Co "D" 102nd Pennsylvanias Infantry Regiment, AGE 34 y'rs, born: Bradford County, Penna. Occupation: GUNSMITH. (YEAR of BIRTH calculated to be 1830).
2): State of Pennsylvania Death Certificate #179855 signed by attending physician certified David D. DUNMYER died @ 9:40 p.m. February 19, 1930. Dr. certified he'd been treating patient from February 15, 1930 until his death February 19, 1930. CAUSE: Chronic Cystitus (BLADDER INFECTION). AGE 82 years, 8 months, 4 days. Informant's Name: Jacob P. Friedline, son-in-law, Listie, Pa.
3): Burial was on February 22, 1930 in Casebeer Cemetery.
4): PENSIONER DROPPED - U.S. DEPT of the INTERIOR form:
Dated Pittsburgh, Penna April 23, 1913. Pension 240345, David Dunmeyer, Pvt Co M, 102 Pa. Pensioner dropped because of death Listie, PA, 19 Feb 1913. Pensioner last paid $30.00 4 Jan 1913.
David DUNMYER also spelled DOREMIRE, DURMYER, DORMAYER & DUNMEYER, s/o Peter DORMAYER & ???. He'd married the former Nancy Hannah LAPE, d/o Jacob Isreal & Susannah A. (LINT) LAPE from Mount Pleasant, Westmoreland County, Penna on January 18, 1855 in Westmoreland County.
Civil War Invalid Soldiers of $240.00 per month was awarded per Certificate #240345 upon approval of Veteran's Application #279854 dated 4 April 1879 signed with "x" mark for signature. (David Dunmeyter couldn't read or write). Veteran was an invalid unable to perform any kind of physical labor or work. He did however enjoy & perform woodcrafing & carving of rifle stocks post war. uNABVLE TO EARN MONEY TO LIVER ON, David contacted Somerset Attorney URL seeking award of a military disability pension for his on-going Medical Issues unquestionably attributed to Wounds & Injuries to the head, shoulder & body received from Cannon & rifgle fire during combat @ the battle of Fisher Hill near Winchester Virginia 09/19/1864.
Veteran's service dates were from June 3, 1864 to June 25, 1865. David was Honorably Discharged for Medical Reasons from the US Army per Special Order #N163 ex2A. Military service records indicate medicare care in a several different hospitals from Sept 19, 1864 until discharge June 25, 1865.
FATHER of 11 CHILDREN: 5 GIRLS/6 BOYS - 5 pre & 6 post war
NO PUBLISHED OBITUARY COULD BE DISCOVERED BY THIS ANCESTOR.
My great great grandfather David Daniel DUNMEYER, father of my great grandfather Willima Harrison DUNMEYER was a hard working uneducated simple man who loved his wife and children placing them 2nd only to God and Service to his Country during the War of the Rebellion.
A happy but serious man, he enjoyed life up until the end keeping busy evn with ailing health and limited mental capacity carving toys for his grandchildren. I thank our god for the gift of life my ancestors had make our lives today what it is. I salute my great great grandfather for his unselfishness, love, and labors as a lumber jack, woodsman, gunsmith, army soldier, wood cutter & widdler post civil war.
DAVID DANIEL DUNMEYER s/o Peter & Barbara Casebeer DUNMEYER
Inscribed tombstone dates of 1825-1912 possibly incorrect for reasons noted as follows:
1): U.S. Army Muster & Descriptive Roll of a Detachment of Drafted Men & Substitutes Forwarded: Dated Camp Briddle, Pa August 27, 1864: Pvt David DOREMIRE, Co "D" 102nd Pennsylvanias Infantry Regiment, AGE 34 y'rs, born: Bradford County, Penna. Occupation: GUNSMITH. (YEAR of BIRTH calculated to be 1830).
2): State of Pennsylvania Death Certificate #179855 signed by attending physician certified David D. DUNMYER died @ 9:40 p.m. February 19, 1930. Dr. certified he'd been treating patient from February 15, 1930 until his death February 19, 1930. CAUSE: Chronic Cystitus (BLADDER INFECTION). AGE 82 years, 8 months, 4 days. Informant's Name: Jacob P. Friedline, son-in-law, Listie, Pa.
3): Burial was on February 22, 1930 in Casebeer Cemetery.
4): PENSIONER DROPPED - U.S. DEPT of the INTERIOR form:
Dated Pittsburgh, Penna April 23, 1913. Pension 240345, David Dunmeyer, Pvt Co M, 102 Pa. Pensioner dropped because of death Listie, PA, 19 Feb 1913. Pensioner last paid $30.00 4 Jan 1913.
David DUNMYER also spelled DOREMIRE, DURMYER, DORMAYER & DUNMEYER, s/o Peter DORMAYER & ???. He'd married the former Nancy Hannah LAPE, d/o Jacob Isreal & Susannah A. (LINT) LAPE from Mount Pleasant, Westmoreland County, Penna on January 18, 1855 in Westmoreland County.
Civil War Invalid Soldiers of $240.00 per month was awarded per Certificate #240345 upon approval of Veteran's Application #279854 dated 4 April 1879 signed with "x" mark for signature. (David Dunmeyter couldn't read or write). Veteran was an invalid unable to perform any kind of physical labor or work. He did however enjoy & perform woodcrafing & carving of rifle stocks post war. uNABVLE TO EARN MONEY TO LIVER ON, David contacted Somerset Attorney URL seeking award of a military disability pension for his on-going Medical Issues unquestionably attributed to Wounds & Injuries to the head, shoulder & body received from Cannon & rifgle fire during combat @ the battle of Fisher Hill near Winchester Virginia 09/19/1864.
Veteran's service dates were from June 3, 1864 to June 25, 1865. David was Honorably Discharged for Medical Reasons from the US Army per Special Order #N163 ex2A. Military service records indicate medicare care in a several different hospitals from Sept 19, 1864 until discharge June 25, 1865.
FATHER of 11 CHILDREN: 5 GIRLS/6 BOYS - 5 pre & 6 post war
NO PUBLISHED OBITUARY COULD BE DISCOVERED BY THIS ANCESTOR.
My great great grandfather David Daniel DUNMEYER, father of my great grandfather Willima Harrison DUNMEYER was a hard working uneducated simple man who loved his wife and children placing them 2nd only to God and Service to his Country during the War of the Rebellion.
A happy but serious man, he enjoyed life up until the end keeping busy evn with ailing health and limited mental capacity carving toys for his grandchildren. I thank our god for the gift of life my ancestors had make our lives today what it is. I salute my great great grandfather for his unselfishness, love, and labors as a lumber jack, woodsman, gunsmith, army soldier, wood cutter & widdler post civil war.
Inscribed tombstone dates of 1825-1912 possibly incorrect for reasons noted as follows:
1): U.S. Army Muster & Descriptive Roll of a Detachment of Drafted Men & Substitutes Forwarded: Dated Camp Briddle, Pa August 27, 1864: Pvt David DOREMIRE, Co "D" 102nd Pennsylvanias Infantry Regiment, AGE 34 y'rs, born: Bradford County, Penna. Occupation: GUNSMITH. (YEAR of BIRTH calculated to be 1830).
2): State of Pennsylvania Death Certificate #179855 signed by attending physician certified David D. DUNMYER died @ 9:40 p.m. February 19, 1930. Dr. certified he'd been treating patient from February 15, 1930 until his death February 19, 1930. CAUSE: Chronic Cystitus (BLADDER INFECTION). AGE 82 years, 8 months, 4 days. Informant's Name: Jacob P. Friedline, son-in-law, Listie, Pa.
3): Burial was on February 22, 1930 in Casebeer Cemetery.
4): PENSIONER DROPPED - U.S. DEPT of the INTERIOR form:
Dated Pittsburgh, Penna April 23, 1913. Pension 240345, David Dunmeyer, Pvt Co M, 102 Pa. Pensioner dropped because of death Listie, PA, 19 Feb 1913. Pensioner last paid $30.00 4 Jan 1913.
David DUNMYER also spelled DOREMIRE, DURMYER, DORMAYER & DUNMEYER, s/o Peter DORMAYER & ???. He'd married the former Nancy Hannah LAPE, d/o Jacob Isreal & Susannah A. (LINT) LAPE from Mount Pleasant, Westmoreland County, Penna on January 18, 1855 in Westmoreland County.
Civil War Invalid Soldiers of $240.00 per month was awarded per Certificate #240345 upon approval of Veteran's Application #279854 dated 4 April 1879 signed with "x" mark for signature. (David Dunmeyter couldn't read or write). Veteran was an invalid unable to perform any kind of physical labor or work. He did however enjoy & perform woodcrafing & carving of rifle stocks post war. uNABVLE TO EARN MONEY TO LIVER ON, David contacted Somerset Attorney URL seeking award of a military disability pension for his on-going Medical Issues unquestionably attributed to Wounds & Injuries to the head, shoulder & body received from Cannon & rifgle fire during combat @ the battle of Fisher Hill near Winchester Virginia 09/19/1864.
Veteran's service dates were from June 3, 1864 to June 25, 1865. David was Honorably Discharged for Medical Reasons from the US Army per Special Order #N163 ex2A. Military service records indicate medicare care in a several different hospitals from Sept 19, 1864 until discharge June 25, 1865.
FATHER of 11 CHILDREN: 5 GIRLS/6 BOYS - 5 pre & 6 post war
NO PUBLISHED OBITUARY COULD BE DISCOVERED BY THIS ANCESTOR.
My great great grandfather David Daniel DUNMEYER, father of my great grandfather Willima Harrison DUNMEYER was a hard working uneducated simple man who loved his wife and children placing them 2nd only to God and Service to his Country during the War of the Rebellion.
A happy but serious man, he enjoyed life up until the end keeping busy evn with ailing health and limited mental capacity carving toys for his grandchildren. I thank our god for the gift of life my ancestors had make our lives today what it is. I salute my great great grandfather for his unselfishness, love, and labors as a lumber jack, woodsman, gunsmith, army soldier, wood cutter & widdler post civil war.
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