Civil War Veteran
Co E, 78 IL Vol Inf
According to Veterans Home records Perry was moved to Knox County, Missouri. His original headstone still stands next to wife Nancy at Sunset Cemetery.
See Knox County memorial (43206892)∼Civil War Veteran
Co E, 78 IL Inf
son of David W. Grubb and Harriet Thankful McKellips/McKillips
There is a marker for David in Sunset Cemetery at Quincy, Illinois (see memorial 90380726).
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Perry David Grubb.
The body of the late Perry David Grubb, who died at his home in 200 Sycamore street Thursday morning, was shipped to Novelty, Mo., Friday evening for burial at that place today. Mrs. Henry Frey of Liberty, one of four sisters, was in the city to attend the funeral services held here Friday afternoon.
The Quincy Daily Herald
Quincy, Illinois
October 19, 1918
Pg. 7
Co E, 78 IL Vol Inf
According to Veterans Home records Perry was moved to Knox County, Missouri. His original headstone still stands next to wife Nancy at Sunset Cemetery.
See Knox County memorial (43206892)∼Civil War Veteran
Co E, 78 IL Inf
son of David W. Grubb and Harriet Thankful McKellips/McKillips
There is a marker for David in Sunset Cemetery at Quincy, Illinois (see memorial 90380726).
------------
Perry David Grubb.
The body of the late Perry David Grubb, who died at his home in 200 Sycamore street Thursday morning, was shipped to Novelty, Mo., Friday evening for burial at that place today. Mrs. Henry Frey of Liberty, one of four sisters, was in the city to attend the funeral services held here Friday afternoon.
The Quincy Daily Herald
Quincy, Illinois
October 19, 1918
Pg. 7
Civil War Veteran
Co E, 78 IL Vol Inf
According to Veterans Home records Perry was moved to Knox County, Missouri. His original headstone still stands next to wife Nancy at Sunset Cemetery.
See Knox County memorial (43206892)∼Civil War Veteran
Co E, 78 IL Inf
son of David W. Grubb and Harriet Thankful McKellips/McKillips
There is a marker for David in Sunset Cemetery at Quincy, Illinois (see memorial 90380726).
------------
Perry David Grubb.
The body of the late Perry David Grubb, who died at his home in 200 Sycamore street Thursday morning, was shipped to Novelty, Mo., Friday evening for burial at that place today. Mrs. Henry Frey of Liberty, one of four sisters, was in the city to attend the funeral services held here Friday afternoon.
The Quincy Daily Herald
Quincy, Illinois
October 19, 1918
Pg. 7
Co E, 78 IL Vol Inf
According to Veterans Home records Perry was moved to Knox County, Missouri. His original headstone still stands next to wife Nancy at Sunset Cemetery.
See Knox County memorial (43206892)∼Civil War Veteran
Co E, 78 IL Inf
son of David W. Grubb and Harriet Thankful McKellips/McKillips
There is a marker for David in Sunset Cemetery at Quincy, Illinois (see memorial 90380726).
------------
Perry David Grubb.
The body of the late Perry David Grubb, who died at his home in 200 Sycamore street Thursday morning, was shipped to Novelty, Mo., Friday evening for burial at that place today. Mrs. Henry Frey of Liberty, one of four sisters, was in the city to attend the funeral services held here Friday afternoon.
The Quincy Daily Herald
Quincy, Illinois
October 19, 1918
Pg. 7
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