Spouse: Sarah Vance per Wapello Cemetery Assn found at IowaGenWeb or Sarah Heim found on Ancestry, Dodd, Jordan Liahona Research
Burial 1 Jan 1918 per Wapello Cemetery Assn
The Burlington Hawk-Eye 21 June 1932, pg 5 ... Funeral services for Tarlton Wilson, 86, Wapello Civil War Veteran who died at Burlington hospital Sunday, will be held at the Ed Kallenberger home in south Wapello at 2:30 this afternoon.... He was born near Davenport, Feb. 3, 1846, and spent most of his life in Iowa. He lived in Kansas several years as a young man and was a member of the Sixth Kansas cavalry during the Civil war. Mr. Wilson was married to Miss Sarah Vance, April, 1867. The couple had no children, but Mrs. Harry Melon of Los Angeles, a foster daughter, and Mrs. Melon's daughter, Mrs. Ed Kallenbarger, were reared by them. Mrs. Wilson preceded her husband in death a number of years ago
Burial 1 Jan 1918 per Wapello Cemetery Assn
The Burlington Hawk-Eye 21 June 1932, pg 5 ... Funeral services for Tarlton Wilson, 86, Wapello Civil War Veteran who died at Burlington hospital Sunday, will be held at the Ed Kallenberger home in south Wapello at 2:30 this afternoon.... He was born near Davenport, Feb. 3, 1846, and spent most of his life in Iowa. He lived in Kansas several years as a young man and was a member of the Sixth Kansas cavalry during the Civil war. Mr. Wilson was married to Miss Sarah Vance, April, 1867. The couple had no children, but Mrs. Harry Melon of Los Angeles, a foster daughter, and Mrs. Melon's daughter, Mrs. Ed Kallenbarger, were reared by them. Mrs. Wilson preceded her husband in death a number of years ago
Spouse: Sarah Vance per Wapello Cemetery Assn found at IowaGenWeb or Sarah Heim found on Ancestry, Dodd, Jordan Liahona Research
Burial 1 Jan 1918 per Wapello Cemetery Assn
The Burlington Hawk-Eye 21 June 1932, pg 5 ... Funeral services for Tarlton Wilson, 86, Wapello Civil War Veteran who died at Burlington hospital Sunday, will be held at the Ed Kallenberger home in south Wapello at 2:30 this afternoon.... He was born near Davenport, Feb. 3, 1846, and spent most of his life in Iowa. He lived in Kansas several years as a young man and was a member of the Sixth Kansas cavalry during the Civil war. Mr. Wilson was married to Miss Sarah Vance, April, 1867. The couple had no children, but Mrs. Harry Melon of Los Angeles, a foster daughter, and Mrs. Melon's daughter, Mrs. Ed Kallenbarger, were reared by them. Mrs. Wilson preceded her husband in death a number of years ago
Burial 1 Jan 1918 per Wapello Cemetery Assn
The Burlington Hawk-Eye 21 June 1932, pg 5 ... Funeral services for Tarlton Wilson, 86, Wapello Civil War Veteran who died at Burlington hospital Sunday, will be held at the Ed Kallenberger home in south Wapello at 2:30 this afternoon.... He was born near Davenport, Feb. 3, 1846, and spent most of his life in Iowa. He lived in Kansas several years as a young man and was a member of the Sixth Kansas cavalry during the Civil war. Mr. Wilson was married to Miss Sarah Vance, April, 1867. The couple had no children, but Mrs. Harry Melon of Los Angeles, a foster daughter, and Mrs. Melon's daughter, Mrs. Ed Kallenbarger, were reared by them. Mrs. Wilson preceded her husband in death a number of years ago
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