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1850 US CENSUS for Wayne Twp, Montgomery County, Ohio
David LINN (transcribed as Daniel LYNN), 27, laborer, born Ohio
Lucinda, 29, born Tennessee,
Mary J, 7, b Ohio
John, 5, b Ohio
Charles, 4, b Ohio
Sarah, 2, b Ohi
1860 US CENSUS for Etna Twp, Kosciusko County, Indiana
David LIANE/LIAM, 37, farmer, personal estate $150, b Ohio
Lucinda, 38, b Ohio
Mary, 18, b Ohio
John, 17, farmer, b Ohio
Charles, 14, b Ohio
Sarah 12, b Ohio
Nancy, 10, b Ohio
Jemima, 5, b Ohio
Stephen, 2, b Indiana.
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CIVIL WAR SERVICE: 100 days service in 152nd Indiana Regiment V.I. (source John C Linn biography)
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LINN, Charles Private
Unit: 138th Co.: E Enlist 27 May 1864
LINN, Charles Private
Unit: 44th Co.: B Enlist 5 April 1865
http://www.ingenweb.org/inkosciusko/cwkm.txt
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1880 in Sparta, Noble, Indiana
Charles Linn, 33, farmer, b Ohio (parents birthplaces left blank)
Annie, 25, wife, keeping house, b Indiana
Lusindy, 8, b Indiana
Bessie, 6, b Indiana
Thomas, 4, b Indiana
Benjamin, 2 months, b Indiana
Moses Linn, 19, brother, farm labor, b Indiana
Lucindy, 16, sister, servant, b Indiana
1900 US census in Sparta Twp, Noble, Indiana
Charles Linn, 53, teamster, b Ohio (father b Virginia, mother b Tennessee)
Annie, 47, wife, b Indiana
Benjamin, 30, married, son, laborer farming, b Indiana
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Chas. Linn of Cromwell has been granted an increase in
pension to $8 a month.
(Warsaw Union, 3 July 1902, page 4)
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Charles Linn, of Warsaw, visited friends here last week and his brother,
John C Linn, east of town, who is quite sick.
(Ligonier Leader, September 3, 1908, page 5)
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1910 US census in Wayne Twp, Kosciusko, Indiana,
Charles Linn, 63, cutter timber, lumber co., b Ohio (parents b Ohio)
Annie E, 53, b Indiana
Clinton Barley, 55, single, boarder, railroad labor, b Ohio
1920 US census in Indiana Elders Homes, Wabash, Tippecanoe
Charles Linn, 73, b Ohio
Anna, 65, b Indiana
1930 US census in Wayne Twp, Warsaw, Kosciusko, Indiana
Charles Linn, 83, b Ohio (father b Ohio, mother b Virginia)
Anna A, 76, b Indiana
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Warsaw's Post of the Grand Army of the Republic Now Numbers But Nineteen
Six of These are Non-Residents; History of Post and Women's Relief Corps by Edwin C. Aborn
Some conception of the Grim Reaper's steady and relentless march through the ranks of the Warsaw G.A.R. may be formed when it is announced that at this writing but nineteen veterans now comprise the membership of Warsaw Post No. 114. Of this number but thirteen are residents of Warsaw and its environs. Of the out-of-town members Claypool has 1; North Webster 1; Mentone 1; Bourbon 3. All have passed the octogenarian era and some register well up in the nineties. The nineteen members of Warsaw Post No. 114 at this writing are: Benjamin Carr, Samuel Campbell, Jacob Elginfritz, Jasper Frush, J. H. Hankins, H. Knickerbocker, CHARLES LINN, John Nighswander, John Peterson, Noah Puntenney, Alvin Robinson, I. W. Sharp, E. L. Seamans, all of Warsaw; William H. Cattell, Mentone, C. F. Bert, Claypool, James G. Jarrett, North Webster, John L. Ames, Isaac Grosvenor and William H. Rosbrugh, Bourbon. Jacob Elginfritz, ninety-seven years of age, is the oldest member.
(Kosciusko County INGen, excerpt from a 1932 article)
http://yesteryear.clunette.com/garhistory.html
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Charles Linn, 72, a Civil war veteran died at his home in Warsaw
from complications caused by fall injuries.
He served with Company B, 44th Indiana Infantry.
(Hammond Times, 14 July 1938, page 4)
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Web: Indiana, Find A Grave Index, 1800-2012 about Pvt Charles Linn
Name: Pvt Charles Linn
Birth Date: 1846
Age at Death: 92
Death Date: 13 Jul 1938
Burial Place: Warsaw, Kosciusko County, Indiana, USA
URL: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-...
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Charles Linn, of Co. B, recruited man enrolled Apr. 4, 1865 in Ft. Wayne by Capt. Iddings as a Private; mustered in next day in Ft. Wayne by Capt. Iddings at age 18. He was 5Π7.50 tall, dark complexion, grey eyes, and light hair. Born Jul. 1846 in Miami Co., OH, employed as a farmer, single, resident of Etna Green, in Kosciusko Co., IN. Mustered out at the end of the war Sep. 14, 1865 in Nashville, TN with rank of Private. Notes: Retained 1 Springfield musket, paying $6. Married Annie E. (nee Eliza Anna Henderson?) 1869 in St. Joseph Co., IN. He filed Invalid Pension Application to receive Pension Certificate #465285 Jun. 24, 1880 in IN (now C2576413). On 1880-1900 Noble Co., IN censuses. Resident of Warsaw 1891-92; of Cromwell 1900; of Warsaw again in 1928-1937. Died Jul. 13, 1938; buried Oakwood Cemetery, Sec. 17/Site #33, Kosciusko Co., IN. (//Lynn) Taken from The Iron Men of Indianafs 44th Regiment, Part 1: Biographies and Regimental Statistics by Margaret Hobson.
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