Veteran of Civil War Drummer Boy of Littlerock Dies
Alexander McKean Moore born November 9 1845 in Columbus Illinois died August 29 1925 at the Old Soldiers Home Marshalltown Iowa. A drummer in Company G 38rd Iowa Volunteers he later toured Iowa California entertaining as part of a famed G A R Fife and Drum Corp. Survived by six children and several siblings.
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Thirty-Third
Iowa Infantry
Pella
Knoxville
Oskaloosa
Alexander Moore
Company G
C. M. Moore
Elma
Washington
Alexander McKean Moore
Columbus
Ilinois
Old Soldiers Home
Marshalltown
Iowa
Littlerock
Daniel
Maria Olney Moore
Nathan
Alexander
Sarah Laughton
Alex
Moore
New Sharon
Pacific Coast
California
G. A. R. Fife and Drum Corp
William
Oklahoma
Charles R
Seattle
Mary Quane
Colorado
Jessie Hammers
D. C
Des Moines
Jennie Crenpaugh
James Moore
Belle Plaine
Freeman H
Troutdale
Oregon
Daniel L
Charles M. Moore
Otley Wedding Clarified and Local News Digest
Grace Crost married Gerrit De Jong of New Sharon in Otley, correcting prior reports. Otley pupils reentered school in Pella, and Una and Norma North study in Monroe. Local farmers lost horses, Leon Romers battles asthma, Connie Muilenburg resumes Cornell College study at Mt. Vernon. Summer flu affects residents. rain brought relief from heat. Otley school opened briefly before Labor Day activities. Calvin Bricker sprained ankle. Dirk Freeken improves from illness.
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Grace Crost
Gerrit de Jong
New Sharon
Otley
Pella
Nancy Renaud
Emma
Josephine Kaldenberg
Marguerite Rexroat
Jesse Vriezelaar
Una
Norma North
Monroe
Calvin Bricker
Dirk Freeken
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