Brown County, Illinois Dec. 2, 1904
James Gaskill was born at Bainbridge, Ohio, July 26, 1838 and died at his home on Depot street in Versailles at 11:45 a.m. on Nov. 23, 1904, being 66 yr, 3 mo and 17 days.
He came to Illinois in 1841 with his aunts, locating l l/4 miles south of Versailles. Since then he had made his home near Versailles. When 19 years old he enlisted in CD119 Illinois Infantry and served his country for 3 years.
He was married to Marybeth Newingham and to them were born 8 children. Mrs. John Wright of Versailles, Mrs. J.B. Bridgeman of Alexander, Albert Gaskill of Perry, Isaac and Harvey Gaskill of Versailles, 2 sisters and 2 brothers, Mrs. Cecil Hawn of Hersman, Mrs. Harvey Hoosier of Versailles, Samuel Gaskill of Augusta, Kan., Edward Gaskill of Quincy and a host of relatives and friends.
After the funeral services conducted by Elker Bassil, the body was conveyed to the Versailles cemetery accompanied by quite a number of old comrades and there laid away to await the call of the Master.
James Gaskill was born at Bainbridge, Ohio, July 26, 1838 and died at his home on Depot street in Versailles at 11:45 a.m. on Nov. 23, 1904, being 66 yr, 3 mo and 17 days.
He came to Illinois in 1841 with his aunts, locating l l/4 miles south of Versailles. Since then he had made his home near Versailles. When 19 years old he enlisted in CD119 Illinois Infantry and served his country for 3 years.
He was married to Marybeth Newingham and to them were born 8 children. Mrs. John Wright of Versailles, Mrs. J.B. Bridgeman of Alexander, Albert Gaskill of Perry, Isaac and Harvey Gaskill of Versailles, 2 sisters and 2 brothers, Mrs. Cecil Hawn of Hersman, Mrs. Harvey Hoosier of Versailles, Samuel Gaskill of Augusta, Kan., Edward Gaskill of Quincy and a host of relatives and friends.
After the funeral services conducted by Elker Bassil, the body was conveyed to the Versailles cemetery accompanied by quite a number of old comrades and there laid away to await the call of the Master.
Brown County, Illinois Dec. 2, 1904
James Gaskill was born at Bainbridge, Ohio, July 26, 1838 and died at his home on Depot street in Versailles at 11:45 a.m. on Nov. 23, 1904, being 66 yr, 3 mo and 17 days.
He came to Illinois in 1841 with his aunts, locating l l/4 miles south of Versailles. Since then he had made his home near Versailles. When 19 years old he enlisted in CD119 Illinois Infantry and served his country for 3 years.
He was married to Marybeth Newingham and to them were born 8 children. Mrs. John Wright of Versailles, Mrs. J.B. Bridgeman of Alexander, Albert Gaskill of Perry, Isaac and Harvey Gaskill of Versailles, 2 sisters and 2 brothers, Mrs. Cecil Hawn of Hersman, Mrs. Harvey Hoosier of Versailles, Samuel Gaskill of Augusta, Kan., Edward Gaskill of Quincy and a host of relatives and friends.
After the funeral services conducted by Elker Bassil, the body was conveyed to the Versailles cemetery accompanied by quite a number of old comrades and there laid away to await the call of the Master.
James Gaskill was born at Bainbridge, Ohio, July 26, 1838 and died at his home on Depot street in Versailles at 11:45 a.m. on Nov. 23, 1904, being 66 yr, 3 mo and 17 days.
He came to Illinois in 1841 with his aunts, locating l l/4 miles south of Versailles. Since then he had made his home near Versailles. When 19 years old he enlisted in CD119 Illinois Infantry and served his country for 3 years.
He was married to Marybeth Newingham and to them were born 8 children. Mrs. John Wright of Versailles, Mrs. J.B. Bridgeman of Alexander, Albert Gaskill of Perry, Isaac and Harvey Gaskill of Versailles, 2 sisters and 2 brothers, Mrs. Cecil Hawn of Hersman, Mrs. Harvey Hoosier of Versailles, Samuel Gaskill of Augusta, Kan., Edward Gaskill of Quincy and a host of relatives and friends.
After the funeral services conducted by Elker Bassil, the body was conveyed to the Versailles cemetery accompanied by quite a number of old comrades and there laid away to await the call of the Master.
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