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I M I ' t j A I * »* • » »• lt;f\ t ' i 1 * * _J *■ ^•anomatforunj | i From th. Erie Gazette J ! frOBITUARY. »«roI Foume-j Among the casualties of the luteterrible buttles at Gettysburg, wo ! j^.j-s note the death of Sorgt James Du til eldSOSCochran of Co. C, I loth Uogt. 1*. V ,n i |i *. (f iwho fell on dhursduy, July '1 I Jl‘°- Some six years since, Sorgt. Coeh- 4 11 led ran came with his family to this pi ice, fwhere, by economy and strict business I jj, ho had acquired a plousunt ^*up',v \ As a member of the M. K. Church, es- he maintai/ted an unblomisho I Christ* ian character, and tided, with honorto himself and usefulness to iho (trutMis*’hurch, the ollices of Sunday School ; j()p( ib- Superintendent and Clu-s Leader —o©t : 11 i5* superior social qualities en loured him to all with whom he became no-mi*andtkcou rquainted. Though peculiarly strong the ties which bound him to his homo, t,jir|,vet strontrer. if /ossible, Ids convic-* ’ ct|'|iis country. In themWmtions of duty toearly formation of the 145th Regiment, conv ho cheerfully enliatod as a private.— ,ui(jBv his noble bearing and general ios i‘ jjtoliigonco, ho soon gained tlio respect ,.t,v and confidence of his associates, fob 'l use Ir nmlowing tiio varied fortunes ot thatnoble Regiment down to the battle of ,~’vt Gettysburg, where he gave up his life a sacrifice upon the altar oi his couu-rnan11 atJT- , i grea'08 His remains were brought homo p nt| ‘ and interred in the cemetery at tins tp place. May iiis bereaved wife and l0(j , little daughter ever remember, as they t x J visit tins sacred spot, that, though ,m ; dead to them, ho will ever live in the ru,ir,, ,l' remembrance of a grateful countrySCO 11n•m.»* nWattkui ho, Aug -!). 18153. Jl u
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Franklin Venango Spectator
Franklin, Pennsylvania, US
Wed, Sep 16, 1863
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