Illinois Civil War Muster and
Descriptive Rolls Database:
www.suvcwdb.org - Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War:
Flack, John J. -
100 Illinois Infantry
Died, 28Sep1876; Buried, Oakwood
[Joliet]
Will county, Illinois
Headstone Readings, Oakwood Cemetery, Joliet, Illinois
- Section 15:
(Two individual matching stones)
N.
W. Flack d June 16,1879 aged 58
yrs.
Albertine Flack d Apr 25, 18?? Aged
25 yrs.
(Two individual matching stones)
John J. Flack
1796-1876
Elizabeth
N. Flack 1800-1881
(one stone)
Harry Mortimer
Flack Mar 2,1878-June 3,1950
Mortimer Edward Flack
Aug 15,19905-Aug 14,1948
(one stone)
Mortimer Augustus Flack
May 25,1825-Aug 19,1904
Clara Flack Aug
12,1841-Feb 10,1923
(individual stones)
W. J. Flack d.
Jan25,1883 aged 50 years 4 months
Jennie Flack Olive
Flack Lella May
Flack Belle Flack
1873-1919
Edward Knowlton Flack Dec 1,1902-May 21,1905
Maria A. Flack 1827-1851
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Published Obituaries:
The Joliet
Republican - Saturday,
September 30, 1876 - Page 3
J.J. FLACK
One by one the old settlers are passing away, and in a few
years the country in which those hardly pioneers sowed the germs of
civilization will know the last of them no more. Of
the many who have “gone before” and the
few who remain, none were better known in this community than John
J. Flack,
the subject of this brief sketch, who died at his residence on Collins
street in this city at 8 o’clock last Monday evening.
The deceased was 80 years of age on the 10th
day of May last, and settled in this county in the year 1845. He was very eccentric in many respects but
withal a man of large experience, indomitable energy and perserverence. He was industrious and in most particulars a
careful manager and succeeded in accumulating considerable property. The funeral will take place from his late
residence, at 2 o’clock
tomorrow
afternoon, the Rev. T.N. Glover officiating.
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