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Private Francis N Van Wormer survived the Battle Above the Clouds at Lookout Mountain during the Civil War.
Francis died 18 days after the Battle Above the Clouds of Lookout Mountain on December 13, 1863 in the hospital of chronic diarrhea in Murfreesboro, Tenn. Stones River Natl. Battlefield Cemetery. His parents Aaron and Ann E placed a head stone in their/his home town of Hector at Hector Presbyterian Church Cemetery to honor.
Private Francis N Van Wormer survived the Battle Above the Clouds at Lookout Mountain during the Civil War.
Francis died 18 days after the Battle Above the Clouds of Lookout Mountain on December 13, 1863 in the hospital of chronic diarrhea in Murfreesboro, Tenn. Stones River Natl. Battlefield Cemetery. His parents Aaron and Ann E placed a head stone in their/his home town of Hector at Hector Presbyterian Church Cemetery to honor.
Co C 141 Reg N Y V 12-13-1863 ae 20
Private Francis N Van Wormer survived the Battle Above the Clouds at Lookout Mountain during the Civil War.
Francis died 18 days after the Battle Above the Clouds of Lookout Mountain on December 13, 1863 in the hospital of chronic diarrhea in Murfreesboro, Tenn. Stones River Natl. Battlefield Cemetery. His parents Aaron and Ann E placed a head stone in their/his home town of Hector at Hector Presbyterian Church Cemetery to honor.
Private Francis N Van Wormer survived the Battle Above the Clouds at Lookout Mountain during the Civil War.
Francis died 18 days after the Battle Above the Clouds of Lookout Mountain on December 13, 1863 in the hospital of chronic diarrhea in Murfreesboro, Tenn. Stones River Natl. Battlefield Cemetery. His parents Aaron and Ann E placed a head stone in their/his home town of Hector at Hector Presbyterian Church Cemetery to honor.
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