died aged 60y 4m; shoemaker; resident of Buckland; not noted whether married or single; born Wales; parents not known
son of ____________
Veteran of the Civil War
Enlisted at the age of 25, in Company H, Massachusetts 10th Infantry Regiment on
21 Jun 1861. Mustered out on 01 Jul 1864.
BUCKLAND MAN FOUND DEAD IN A CHAIR
Charles G James, aged about 70, was found dead in his chair shortly before noon yesterday by a customer who went to his house for some work. He lived alone a short distance from the village of Buckland, and carried on a shoemaking and repairing business. He was a member of Co. H 10th Massachusetts regiment during the Civil War, and belonged to Ozro Miller post of the Grand Army of Shelburne Falls. He drew a pension for injuries received during the war. He was a very good-natured person who made many friends. He leaves no family.
[published Tuesday, January 23, 1900, Springfield Republican]
This cemetery is under the care and ownership of the Buckland Union Cemetery Association,a non-profit, all volunteer organization, that gratefully accepts donations for monument care and grounds keeping. Mail your contribution payable to BUCA, P.O.Box 69, Buckland MA 01338-0069.
son of ____________
Veteran of the Civil War
Enlisted at the age of 25, in Company H, Massachusetts 10th Infantry Regiment on
21 Jun 1861. Mustered out on 01 Jul 1864.
BUCKLAND MAN FOUND DEAD IN A CHAIR
Charles G James, aged about 70, was found dead in his chair shortly before noon yesterday by a customer who went to his house for some work. He lived alone a short distance from the village of Buckland, and carried on a shoemaking and repairing business. He was a member of Co. H 10th Massachusetts regiment during the Civil War, and belonged to Ozro Miller post of the Grand Army of Shelburne Falls. He drew a pension for injuries received during the war. He was a very good-natured person who made many friends. He leaves no family.
[published Tuesday, January 23, 1900, Springfield Republican]
This cemetery is under the care and ownership of the Buckland Union Cemetery Association,a non-profit, all volunteer organization, that gratefully accepts donations for monument care and grounds keeping. Mail your contribution payable to BUCA, P.O.Box 69, Buckland MA 01338-0069.
died aged 60y 4m; shoemaker; resident of Buckland; not noted whether married or single; born Wales; parents not known
son of ____________
Veteran of the Civil War
Enlisted at the age of 25, in Company H, Massachusetts 10th Infantry Regiment on
21 Jun 1861. Mustered out on 01 Jul 1864.
BUCKLAND MAN FOUND DEAD IN A CHAIR
Charles G James, aged about 70, was found dead in his chair shortly before noon yesterday by a customer who went to his house for some work. He lived alone a short distance from the village of Buckland, and carried on a shoemaking and repairing business. He was a member of Co. H 10th Massachusetts regiment during the Civil War, and belonged to Ozro Miller post of the Grand Army of Shelburne Falls. He drew a pension for injuries received during the war. He was a very good-natured person who made many friends. He leaves no family.
[published Tuesday, January 23, 1900, Springfield Republican]
This cemetery is under the care and ownership of the Buckland Union Cemetery Association,a non-profit, all volunteer organization, that gratefully accepts donations for monument care and grounds keeping. Mail your contribution payable to BUCA, P.O.Box 69, Buckland MA 01338-0069.
son of ____________
Veteran of the Civil War
Enlisted at the age of 25, in Company H, Massachusetts 10th Infantry Regiment on
21 Jun 1861. Mustered out on 01 Jul 1864.
BUCKLAND MAN FOUND DEAD IN A CHAIR
Charles G James, aged about 70, was found dead in his chair shortly before noon yesterday by a customer who went to his house for some work. He lived alone a short distance from the village of Buckland, and carried on a shoemaking and repairing business. He was a member of Co. H 10th Massachusetts regiment during the Civil War, and belonged to Ozro Miller post of the Grand Army of Shelburne Falls. He drew a pension for injuries received during the war. He was a very good-natured person who made many friends. He leaves no family.
[published Tuesday, January 23, 1900, Springfield Republican]
This cemetery is under the care and ownership of the Buckland Union Cemetery Association,a non-profit, all volunteer organization, that gratefully accepts donations for monument care and grounds keeping. Mail your contribution payable to BUCA, P.O.Box 69, Buckland MA 01338-0069.
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