Although only a small cemetery off the main road and along an old dirt road it has three former members of the Old 3rd buried in it: Hosea Tracy and his son Nathan and William Van Dyke. As you can see, Nathan and William have brand-new government markers.
Sunday, January 29, 2017
Saturday, January 28, 2017
Updated 3rd Michigan biographical sketches
I've recently updated the following biographical sketches:
Frederick Brooks
Hiram Brown
Joseph A. Brown
Emery Bryant
Edwin Buchanan
William Buck
Edward Bugbee
Daniel Bugel
Henry Calkins
John Calkins
David Carlisle
George Carlisle
Lawrence Cavender
Edgar W. Cark
John H. Clark
William Clark
Benjamin Cole
Lyman Crandall
Perry Crandall
John Donovan
Herman Hardenburg
Sylvanus Snell
An corrections or additions please drop me a note!
Frederick Brooks
Hiram Brown
Joseph A. Brown
Emery Bryant
Edwin Buchanan
William Buck
Edward Bugbee
Daniel Bugel
Henry Calkins
John Calkins
David Carlisle
George Carlisle
Lawrence Cavender
Edgar W. Cark
John H. Clark
William Clark
Benjamin Cole
Lyman Crandall
Perry Crandall
John Donovan
Herman Hardenburg
Sylvanus Snell
An corrections or additions please drop me a note!
Friday, January 06, 2017
Pilgrim Home Cemetery Ottawa County
Dutch immigrants Hendrikus "Henry" Dykema (1836-1869) and Martin Deboe (1837-1908) are buried in the soldiers' section; German immigrant Henry Koenigsberg (1826-1911) is buried nearby.
Note that Martin was discharged from the 3rd Michigan during the war and subsequently reentered the service in the 23rd Michigan Infantry.
Note that Martin was discharged from the 3rd Michigan during the war and subsequently reentered the service in the 23rd Michigan Infantry.
Labels:
DeBoe,
Dutch,
Dykema,
German,
Koenigsberg,
Ottawa County,
Pilgrim Home cemetery Holland
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