*
According to Dice's obituary,on Sunday morning,April 28,1867,of apoplexy,near Laurel. William Dice ,aged 21 years,was the son of Mr. Gotllieb Dice. The deceased was distinguished by his fine social disposition, and by his good, moral and industrious habits; and He deserves to be remembered for the hard service he rendered his country in the late civil war,was a private in Co. K,123rd Regiment, Indiana Volunteers. He was one of 38 privates belonging to said Company who remained with the regiment from the time of being mustered in,March 3, 1864 to the time of being mustered out, August 25, 1865.
We are informed by his Captain, (Wm. L. Day) that no man in hos Company performed more faithfully the duties of a good soldier,or responded more promptly to the long roll call!
The greater part of his time he was in service was spent in Tennessee and Georgia, and he was present and participated in the engagements at Rocky Face Ridge, Resaca,Lost Mountain, Pine Mountain, Kennesaw Mountain at the siege of Atlanta, and the battle on 15th and 16th of December, before Nashville. In the winter of 1863, he was sent from Tennessee to Fort Anderson in North Carolina. On the 1st of March was ordered to Newbern,thence to Raleigh,where he arrived with his Company on the 21 day of April, 1865,after passing through a severs battle at or near Wise's Forks. During the summer he was posted at Charlotte, North Carolina, until August 25,when he was ordered to Raleigh and discharged from the service of the United States. He returned home by Indianapolis, and on the 5th day of September, 1865,he received final payment and his discharge.
Young Dice was unconscious from the time the apoplexy attacked and died in less than two hours. a very impressive funeral discourse was delivered at the M. E. Methodist
Church in Laurel at 3 o'clock p.m. April 29th, over his remains by Rev. P. Carland,and a large procession followed his body to the Laurel (Conwell) Cemetery, and witnessed its commission to the grave.
Obit take (as written) Franklin Democrat ,newspaper, dated May 10, 1867.
Father--Gotllieb Dice
Mother--Christina (Shide) Cline
Bros--Francis M, Dice
Augustus Dice
Henry Augustus Dice
sis--Anna Dice
Margaret Dice
Lydia Dice
Amelia Dice
half bro--Coonrod Cline
Peter Cline
Unknown relationship, were living with Gotllieb & Christina
--Christian Dice
--Mary Dice
Note** William's original headstone is --Daisz
** William's military Marker is --Dice
***Information Courtesy of INGenWeb Project and Nancy (Dice) Heck.∼father--Gottlieb Dice
Mother--Christina (Shide) Cline Dice
He served in Civil War Mar 1864--Aug 1865
He died of apoplexy (stroke). He has a head stone under name of Daisz and also a military stone.
Military stone says DICE.
Had a cemetery marker under headstone that read W. D.
According to Dice's obituary,on Sunday morning,April 28,1867,of apoplexy,near Laurel. William Dice ,aged 21 years,was the son of Mr. Gotllieb Dice. The deceased was distinguished by his fine social disposition, and by his good, moral and industrious habits; and He deserves to be remembered for the hard service he rendered his country in the late civil war,was a private in Co. K,123rd Regiment, Indiana Volunteers. He was one of 38 privates belonging to said Company who remained with the regiment from the time of being mustered in,March 3, 1864 to the time of being mustered out, August 25, 1865.
We are informed by his Captain, (Wm. L. Day) that no man in hos Company performed more faithfully the duties of a good soldier,or responded more promptly to the long roll call!
The greater part of his time he was in service was spent in Tennessee and Georgia, and he was present and participated in the engagements at Rocky Face Ridge, Resaca,Lost Mountain, Pine Mountain, Kennesaw Mountain at the siege of Atlanta, and the battle on 15th and 16th of December, before Nashville. In the winter of 1863, he was sent from Tennessee to Fort Anderson in North Carolina. On the 1st of March was ordered to Newbern,thence to Raleigh,where he arrived with his Company on the 21 day of April, 1865,after passing through a severs battle at or near Wise's Forks. During the summer he was posted at Charlotte, North Carolina, until August 25,when he was ordered to Raleigh and discharged from the service of the United States. He returned home by Indianapolis, and on the 5th day of September, 1865,he received final payment and his discharge.
Young Dice was unconscious from the time the apoplexy attacked and died in less than two hours. a very impressive funeral discourse was delivered at the M. E. Methodist
Church in Laurel at 3 o'clock p.m. April 29th, over his remains by Rev. P. Carland,and a large procession followed his body to the Laurel (Conwell) Cemetery, and witnessed its commission to the grave.
Obit take (as written) Franklin Democrat ,newspaper, dated May 10, 1867.
Father--Gotllieb Dice
Mother--Christina (Shide) Cline
Bros--Francis M, Dice
Augustus Dice
Henry Augustus Dice
sis--Anna Dice
Margaret Dice
Lydia Dice
Amelia Dice
half bro--Coonrod Cline
Peter Cline
Unknown relationship, were living with Gotllieb & Christina
--Christian Dice
--Mary Dice
Note** William's original headstone is --Daisz
** William's military Marker is --Dice
***Information Courtesy of INGenWeb Project and Nancy (Dice) Heck.∼father--Gottlieb Dice
Mother--Christina (Shide) Cline Dice
He served in Civil War Mar 1864--Aug 1865
He died of apoplexy (stroke). He has a head stone under name of Daisz and also a military stone.
Military stone says DICE.
Had a cemetery marker under headstone that read W. D.
*
According to Dice's obituary,on Sunday morning,April 28,1867,of apoplexy,near Laurel. William Dice ,aged 21 years,was the son of Mr. Gotllieb Dice. The deceased was distinguished by his fine social disposition, and by his good, moral and industrious habits; and He deserves to be remembered for the hard service he rendered his country in the late civil war,was a private in Co. K,123rd Regiment, Indiana Volunteers. He was one of 38 privates belonging to said Company who remained with the regiment from the time of being mustered in,March 3, 1864 to the time of being mustered out, August 25, 1865.
We are informed by his Captain, (Wm. L. Day) that no man in hos Company performed more faithfully the duties of a good soldier,or responded more promptly to the long roll call!
The greater part of his time he was in service was spent in Tennessee and Georgia, and he was present and participated in the engagements at Rocky Face Ridge, Resaca,Lost Mountain, Pine Mountain, Kennesaw Mountain at the siege of Atlanta, and the battle on 15th and 16th of December, before Nashville. In the winter of 1863, he was sent from Tennessee to Fort Anderson in North Carolina. On the 1st of March was ordered to Newbern,thence to Raleigh,where he arrived with his Company on the 21 day of April, 1865,after passing through a severs battle at or near Wise's Forks. During the summer he was posted at Charlotte, North Carolina, until August 25,when he was ordered to Raleigh and discharged from the service of the United States. He returned home by Indianapolis, and on the 5th day of September, 1865,he received final payment and his discharge.
Young Dice was unconscious from the time the apoplexy attacked and died in less than two hours. a very impressive funeral discourse was delivered at the M. E. Methodist
Church in Laurel at 3 o'clock p.m. April 29th, over his remains by Rev. P. Carland,and a large procession followed his body to the Laurel (Conwell) Cemetery, and witnessed its commission to the grave.
Obit take (as written) Franklin Democrat ,newspaper, dated May 10, 1867.
Father--Gotllieb Dice
Mother--Christina (Shide) Cline
Bros--Francis M, Dice
Augustus Dice
Henry Augustus Dice
sis--Anna Dice
Margaret Dice
Lydia Dice
Amelia Dice
half bro--Coonrod Cline
Peter Cline
Unknown relationship, were living with Gotllieb & Christina
--Christian Dice
--Mary Dice
Note** William's original headstone is --Daisz
** William's military Marker is --Dice
***Information Courtesy of INGenWeb Project and Nancy (Dice) Heck.∼father--Gottlieb Dice
Mother--Christina (Shide) Cline Dice
He served in Civil War Mar 1864--Aug 1865
He died of apoplexy (stroke). He has a head stone under name of Daisz and also a military stone.
Military stone says DICE.
Had a cemetery marker under headstone that read W. D.
According to Dice's obituary,on Sunday morning,April 28,1867,of apoplexy,near Laurel. William Dice ,aged 21 years,was the son of Mr. Gotllieb Dice. The deceased was distinguished by his fine social disposition, and by his good, moral and industrious habits; and He deserves to be remembered for the hard service he rendered his country in the late civil war,was a private in Co. K,123rd Regiment, Indiana Volunteers. He was one of 38 privates belonging to said Company who remained with the regiment from the time of being mustered in,March 3, 1864 to the time of being mustered out, August 25, 1865.
We are informed by his Captain, (Wm. L. Day) that no man in hos Company performed more faithfully the duties of a good soldier,or responded more promptly to the long roll call!
The greater part of his time he was in service was spent in Tennessee and Georgia, and he was present and participated in the engagements at Rocky Face Ridge, Resaca,Lost Mountain, Pine Mountain, Kennesaw Mountain at the siege of Atlanta, and the battle on 15th and 16th of December, before Nashville. In the winter of 1863, he was sent from Tennessee to Fort Anderson in North Carolina. On the 1st of March was ordered to Newbern,thence to Raleigh,where he arrived with his Company on the 21 day of April, 1865,after passing through a severs battle at or near Wise's Forks. During the summer he was posted at Charlotte, North Carolina, until August 25,when he was ordered to Raleigh and discharged from the service of the United States. He returned home by Indianapolis, and on the 5th day of September, 1865,he received final payment and his discharge.
Young Dice was unconscious from the time the apoplexy attacked and died in less than two hours. a very impressive funeral discourse was delivered at the M. E. Methodist
Church in Laurel at 3 o'clock p.m. April 29th, over his remains by Rev. P. Carland,and a large procession followed his body to the Laurel (Conwell) Cemetery, and witnessed its commission to the grave.
Obit take (as written) Franklin Democrat ,newspaper, dated May 10, 1867.
Father--Gotllieb Dice
Mother--Christina (Shide) Cline
Bros--Francis M, Dice
Augustus Dice
Henry Augustus Dice
sis--Anna Dice
Margaret Dice
Lydia Dice
Amelia Dice
half bro--Coonrod Cline
Peter Cline
Unknown relationship, were living with Gotllieb & Christina
--Christian Dice
--Mary Dice
Note** William's original headstone is --Daisz
** William's military Marker is --Dice
***Information Courtesy of INGenWeb Project and Nancy (Dice) Heck.∼father--Gottlieb Dice
Mother--Christina (Shide) Cline Dice
He served in Civil War Mar 1864--Aug 1865
He died of apoplexy (stroke). He has a head stone under name of Daisz and also a military stone.
Military stone says DICE.
Had a cemetery marker under headstone that read W. D.
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