Civil War Union soldier. He enrolled at Philadelphia for a 100-day term and mustered in at Camp Cadwalader just outside the city as a Private on July 15, 1864 in Company F of the 196th Pennsylvania Volunteers Infantry, known also as the Fifth Union League Regiment. He mustered out with his company on November 17, 1864.
Submitted by Margaret Orthodox #7080490
"BLACKBURN - 19th inst., LEWIS W., beloved husband of Annie E. (nee Ida Blackburn). Relatives and friends, also members of Washington Camp, No. 570, P. O. S. of A., and surviving members of the 198th Regiment, Penna. Volunteers, invited to funeral services, Tues., 8 P. M., 2005 N. Lambert st. Int. Wed., 2 P. M., North Laurel Hill."
Lewis was the son of Alexander and Alice (Toy) Blackburn.
He worked as a book binder.
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SOURCES:
Obituary in the 10/21/1917 Philadelphia Inquirer, page 19
PA Death Certificate No 113371
1870 US Census, Philadelphia
BLACKBURN, Alex, 55y
BLACKBURN, Alice, 50y
BLACKBURN, Louis, 25y
BLACKBURN, Charles, 20y
BLACKBURN, Harry, 15y
BLACKBURN, Alex, 15y
BLACKBURN, Arthur, 10y
BLACKBURN, Alice, 25y
BLACKBURN, Mary, 15y
BLACKBURN, Bessie, 5y
1860 US Census, Philadelphia, 1st Ward
BLACKBURN, Alex W, 43y, born VA, fire marshall
BLACKBURN, Alice, 42y, born PA
BLACKBURN, Lewis, 13y, born PA
BLACKBURN, Charles, 10y, born PA
BLACKBURN, Mary, 6y, born PA
BLACKBURN, Harry, 4y, born PA
BLACKBURN, Alexander, 2y, born PA
MARGRIDGE, Alice, 19y, born PA, private
Civil War Union soldier. He enrolled at Philadelphia for a 100-day term and mustered in at Camp Cadwalader just outside the city as a Private on July 15, 1864 in Company F of the 196th Pennsylvania Volunteers Infantry, known also as the Fifth Union League Regiment. He mustered out with his company on November 17, 1864.
Submitted by Margaret Orthodox #7080490
"BLACKBURN - 19th inst., LEWIS W., beloved husband of Annie E. (nee Ida Blackburn). Relatives and friends, also members of Washington Camp, No. 570, P. O. S. of A., and surviving members of the 198th Regiment, Penna. Volunteers, invited to funeral services, Tues., 8 P. M., 2005 N. Lambert st. Int. Wed., 2 P. M., North Laurel Hill."
Lewis was the son of Alexander and Alice (Toy) Blackburn.
He worked as a book binder.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
SOURCES:
Obituary in the 10/21/1917 Philadelphia Inquirer, page 19
PA Death Certificate No 113371
1870 US Census, Philadelphia
BLACKBURN, Alex, 55y
BLACKBURN, Alice, 50y
BLACKBURN, Louis, 25y
BLACKBURN, Charles, 20y
BLACKBURN, Harry, 15y
BLACKBURN, Alex, 15y
BLACKBURN, Arthur, 10y
BLACKBURN, Alice, 25y
BLACKBURN, Mary, 15y
BLACKBURN, Bessie, 5y
1860 US Census, Philadelphia, 1st Ward
BLACKBURN, Alex W, 43y, born VA, fire marshall
BLACKBURN, Alice, 42y, born PA
BLACKBURN, Lewis, 13y, born PA
BLACKBURN, Charles, 10y, born PA
BLACKBURN, Mary, 6y, born PA
BLACKBURN, Harry, 4y, born PA
BLACKBURN, Alexander, 2y, born PA
MARGRIDGE, Alice, 19y, born PA, private
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