Just a guess, but if he died of typhoid fever, doubt if he was transported anywhere - probably buried where he died. Janet in San Antonio ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, July 31, 2000 12:58 AM Subject: [ILKANE] Re: Clintonville was it absorbed by Elgin? > In a message dated 07/30/2000 5:44:19 PM Eastern Daylight Time, Autumdeer2 > writes: > > << Writing to you to find out about Clintonville, IL. My gr gr grandfather, > was enlisted > into the Civil War in 1861 and residence shows Clintonville, IL. His name > was Charles B. Prindle. He died in 1883 of typhoid fever at the regiment > hospital in Helena, Ark.He was in the Fifteenth Company G Calvary. I cannot > find where he was buried. He is not (according to the list) buried in Elgin. > He was married in Elgin, Kane, IL., 27 Oct 1858. He was listed on an 1859 > census as a farmer/labor on the W side. My gr grandfather, also was married > in Elgin, Kane, IL., 15 Oct 1889. His name was George Prindle and was a > butcher at 81 Bartlett Pl. > I will appreciate any information you can share with me. > Thank you. >> > > Clintonville is now known as South Elgin. They have a Historical Society, > that I believe is now located in the Peaselee house. South Elgin City Hall > can probably give you more details as it was located in their building at one > time. There is an old cemetery on the east side of town sort of down what > looks like a private drive. <A > HREF="http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ilkane/SouthElgin.htm">South > Elgin, Illinios - History, Genealogy an...</A> > June > > > ==== ILKANE Mailing List ==== > Software and hardware for this list are provided courtesy of RootsWeb. > RootsWeb accepts donations in any amount at any time. See how you > can help at: http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html >