Illinois Civil War Muster and
Descriptive Rolls Database:
Anderson,
Hamilton A. - CPT - Co K - 43
IL US INF CON
Joined, 20May1865- Quincy, IL; Age, 30; Born,
VA
Height, 5' 6"; Hair, brown; Eyes, brown;
Complexion, brown; Miller
On detached service
Headstone Reading, Oakwood Cemetery, Joliet, Illinois, Lot
45:
(Individual Stones)
Hamilton A. Anderson
1836-1909
(GAR marker)
|
Margaret
Anderson
1843-1916
|
(on same lot, similar
type headstones)
Norma
M. Skinner
1893-1894
|
Georgia
Clark Skinner
1889-1956
|
Jessie
T. Skinner
1869-1943
|
George
E. Skinner
1864-1938
|
From Oakwood
Cemetery
Sexton's Records:
Hamilton
A Anderson
born in Virginia Joliet, ILL
died: May 26 1910,
buried: May 28 1910
Cause: Old Age
Next of Kin: Mrs Marge
Anderson Wife
Block
24, Lot 45; Undertaker: Geo N
Chamberlin Undertaker
Joliet,
ILL Entered for
Date of birth: Age 75 yrs
Will
County Illinois USGenWeb
Necrologist Reports (© 2002
The ILGenWeb Project All Rights
Reserved):
Published Obituaries:
Joliet
Evening Herald, Vol. 6, No. 158, Thursday, May 26, 1910
Captain
Hamilton A. Anderson, for twenty
years a citizen of Joliet, died at
his home, 131
Akin Avenue,
early this morning, following a few weeks’ illness.
Captain
Anderson served for five years in the war of the rebellion, and at the
expiration of his time he was offered a commission in the regular
army.
Mr. Anderson was born in Wheatland, London County, Virginia, March 8, 1835.
He came to Joliet
in 1885, and has since resided here. Mr.
Anderson is survived by a wife and three children who are Norman of
Chicago;
E.W. Anderson of Grand View, Iowa,
and Mrs. Harry Brown of Joliet.
The
funeral services will be private. The
time has not been announced.
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