MEESE, David ¹³⁰²

  Allgemeine Notizen:

Coincidence: 1820 David Is Born On His Mother's 38Th Birthday.
Parents (Facts Pg): Death Certificate Says Parents Born In Germany.
1862 Military Service: Between 6 Aug 1862 And 16 May 1863 I Company 122ND Infantry Regiment Of
PA Volunteers,Civil War. Entered At Reading,Berks,Pennsylvania, USA.
1864 Military Service: Between 5 Sep 1864 And 4 Jun 1865 M Company 198Th Infantry Regiment Of PA,Civil War. Entered At Reading,Berks,Pennsylvania, USA.
Organization: Between 1865-1908 Member Of Grand Army Of The Republic Union Veterans Organization
1820 Census: Have Not Located The Meeses In Berks County.
1830 Census: 1864 Lives With Parents And Family In Manheimtownship.
1840 Census: John And Mary Mies Live Next Door To William And Mary Weaver,The Parents Of Susan. Perhaps David Met Susan Visiting Jo
1850 Census: Resides In Manheim Twp With Wife Susan,Elizabeth,2,And Newborn Eliza (Emma).
1860 Census: Resides In Ephrata Twp With Sister-In-Law Mary Weaver,Her Husband John Stauffer,Their Children,And Boarders. The Cen
1880 Census: Lives With Wife Susanna In Manheim Twp And Son Allen.
1900 Census: Resides With Daughter Emma (Eliza) Kempf In Lancaster At 606 N. Mary St.
Retired: Listed As Retired Farmer On Death Certificate.
1891 Residence: As Of February 1891,Lived With Samuel Landis,Lancaster,Lancaster, Pennsylvania, USA.
1892 Residence: Moved To Lancaster To Reside With His Daughter,Emma (Eliza) Kempf.
Invalid Pension: 21 Jul 1890 Pension Began Before Filing Affadavit.
Pension Award: 15 Mär 1907 David Was Paid $20 A Month Until His Death In October 1908. August 4,1908 Date Of Last Check. November 1908,Claimant




!Birthplace: According To His Civil War Application.

!Deathplace: At The Home Of His Daughter, Emma Kempf.

!Obituary: David Meese died on Sunday morning in Lancaster, aged 88 years; he had been in failing health for the past three years. He was a G.A.R. veteran, and for many years was engaged in farm work in the vicinity of Eden and Landis Valley. Since 1892, he has been a resident of Lancaster. Two daughters, Mrs. Emma Kempf, of Lancaster, with whom the deceased had his home, and Mrs. Lavina Heistand of Springfield, OH; two sons, William of Durlach, and Allen of Eden, and a sister, Mrs. Annie Breneiser of Disston, survive. The funeral was held on Wednesday with interment in the Landis Valley Mennonite cemetery. From the Ephrata Review, 10/30/ 1908.

!1862 Military Service: I Company 122ND Infantry Regiment Of PA Volunteers, Civil War. Entered At Reading, Berks, Pennsylvania, USA. Discharged At Harrisburg, PA.'.

!1864 Military Service: M Company 198Th Infantry Regiment Of PA, Civil War. Entered At Reading, Berks, Pennsylvania, USA On His 44th Birthday. Discharged At Washingto'.

  Bekannte Ereignisse in seinem Leben waren:

• Beruf: Listed His Occupation As "Distiller" When Joining The Volunteer Unit, 1864.

David heiratete Susannah WEAVER. (Susannah WEAVER wurde geboren am 17. Jul. 1824 in Neffsville, Manheim Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, USA, starb am 12. Aug. 1887 in Neffsville, Manheim Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, USA und wurde bestattet in Landis Valley Cemetery, Manheim Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, USA.)