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'''John C. Whitney''' (Caleb B. Amaziah, Abner, John, Isaiah, Thomas, John), was born 07 09 1842, Maine Village, Broome Co., NY, and died 07 24 1863, Alto, Lee Co., IL. | '''John C. Whitney''' (Caleb B. Amaziah, Abner, John, Isaiah, Thomas, John), was born 07 09 1842, Maine Village, Broome Co., NY, and died 07 24 1863, Alto, Lee Co., IL. | ||
| − | John C. Whitney never married, and died of disease as a result of his service in Company B, 127th Regiment of Illinois Infantry in the Civil War. His mother, father, and his father's widow all applied for pension benefits as a result of his service and resulting death. | + | John C. Whitney never married, and died of disease as a result of his service in Company B, 127th Regiment of Illinois Infantry in the Civil War. His mother, father, and his father's widow all applied for pension benefits as a result of his service and resulting death. |
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| − | : | + | * [[Archive:Civil War Pension File, John C. Whitney (1842-1863)|Civil War Pension File of John C. Whitney (1842-1863)]] |
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| − | Civil War Pension File of John C. Whitney (1842-1863) | ||
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| − | Copyright © 2012, Kenneth L. Whitney and the [[Whitney Research Group]]. | + | Copyright © 2012, [[User:Ken.whitney|Kenneth L. Whitney]] and the [[Whitney Research Group]]. |
Revision as of 18:02, 6 March 2012
John C. Whitney (Caleb B. Amaziah, Abner, John, Isaiah, Thomas, John), was born 07 09 1842, Maine Village, Broome Co., NY, and died 07 24 1863, Alto, Lee Co., IL.
John C. Whitney never married, and died of disease as a result of his service in Company B, 127th Regiment of Illinois Infantry in the Civil War. His mother, father, and his father's widow all applied for pension benefits as a result of his service and resulting death.
References
Copyright © 2012, Kenneth L. Whitney and the Whitney Research Group.
