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Dobbins, Robert L.--<strong>Civil</strong> <strong>War</strong> Pension Application—National Archives, Washington,<br />

DC: Married Barbara Ann Etnire on 9 November 1865 in Lewistown (<strong>Fulton</strong>) <strong>Illinois</strong>. In<br />

1901 Robert was a carpet weaver in Astoria. His father was John O. Dobbins, born in<br />

Ohio, and his mother was Harriett Miller, also born in Ohio.<br />

Easley, Daniel M.—Enlisted 15 August 1861 as a Private, 18 years old, in Co. H, 28 th<br />

Infantry. Reenlisted 5 January 1864 at Natchez, Mississippi. Mustered out 15 March<br />

1866 at Brownsville, Texas. Description at enlistment: 5’5 ¾” tall, light hair; blue eyes.<br />

Born in <strong>Ipava</strong> (<strong>Fulton</strong>) <strong>Illinois</strong>. Died 27/28 June 1880 in Golden, Colorado.<br />

Daniel M. Easley <strong>Civil</strong> <strong>War</strong> Pension Application—National Archives, Washington, DC:<br />

Married Rhoda June Kinsey who died on 25 November 1867; and second wife was Sarah<br />

A. Harris, married on 27 May 1873 in Kansas. Daniel’s mother died of consumption<br />

when he was 3 to 5 years old, and his father died of “lung trouble” at 40 years of age.<br />

Both died near <strong>Ipava</strong>. Daniel had 3 brothers. Daniel and wife Rhoda had one child; Bina<br />

June born 21 November 1867 (married name Hutton). He and his second wife had the<br />

following children: Ollie G. born 17 September 1875 (married name Carson); Lora D.<br />

born 7 November 1879; Eugene born 3 April 1874 and died 10 September 1874; and<br />

Mary Viola born 8 October 1877 and died 15 September 1880. In 1880 Daniel went to<br />

Colorado. After his discharge in 1866, Daniel took a trip to Canada, and in the summer<br />

of 1866 settled in Cherokee County, Kansas.<br />

Daniel M. Easley, Golden Cemetery,<br />

Golden (Jefferson) Colorado. Courtesy of Scotti McCarthy<br />

Easley, Daniel L.—Enlisted 28 July 1862 as a Private, 30 years old, in Co. B, 84 th<br />

Infantry. Mustered out 8 June 1865 at Camp Harker, Tennessee. Description at<br />

enlistment: 5’8” tall; auburn hair; hazel eyes, born in Freeport (Harrison) Ohio, on 27<br />

September 1831. He had been wounded in the battle of Pittsburg Landing in April 1864.<br />

Died 1 January 1918 at Soldiers Home, <strong>Illinois</strong>, cottage 16. Burial <strong>Ipava</strong> Cemetery<br />

(<strong>Fulton</strong>) <strong>Illinois</strong>.<br />

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