Death 19 JULY 1911 • Soldier's Home
Contributor: russell kajune (49775058) • [email protected]) contributed this infornation.
He was a US Civil War veteran, having served in the 1st Independent Battery, Minnesota Light Artillery.
The 1st Independent Battery, Minnesota Light Artillery was organized at Fort Snellng, Minnesota on November 21, 1861. It mustered out on July 1, 1865 at St. Paul, Minnesota.
John Cajune had two children with Mary (Indian name O sah we dwon):
John Cajune and Rosie Cajune Fiske.
John had a son named Frank with an unknown woman.
finally, several children with Henrietta "Hattie" Julia Bishop.
He worked in the logging business in the later years of his life.
At some point he was admitted to the Old Soldiers' Home in Hennepin, where he died July 19, 1911.
Contributor: russell kajune (49775058) • [email protected]) contributed this infornation.
He was a US Civil War veteran, having served in the 1st Independent Battery, Minnesota Light Artillery.
The 1st Independent Battery, Minnesota Light Artillery was organized at Fort Snellng, Minnesota on November 21, 1861. It mustered out on July 1, 1865 at St. Paul, Minnesota.
John Cajune had two children with Mary (Indian name O sah we dwon):
John Cajune and Rosie Cajune Fiske.
John had a son named Frank with an unknown woman.
finally, several children with Henrietta "Hattie" Julia Bishop.
He worked in the logging business in the later years of his life.
At some point he was admitted to the Old Soldiers' Home in Hennepin, where he died July 19, 1911.
Death 19 JULY 1911 • Soldier's Home
Contributor: russell kajune (49775058) • [email protected]) contributed this infornation.
He was a US Civil War veteran, having served in the 1st Independent Battery, Minnesota Light Artillery.
The 1st Independent Battery, Minnesota Light Artillery was organized at Fort Snellng, Minnesota on November 21, 1861. It mustered out on July 1, 1865 at St. Paul, Minnesota.
John Cajune had two children with Mary (Indian name O sah we dwon):
John Cajune and Rosie Cajune Fiske.
John had a son named Frank with an unknown woman.
finally, several children with Henrietta "Hattie" Julia Bishop.
He worked in the logging business in the later years of his life.
At some point he was admitted to the Old Soldiers' Home in Hennepin, where he died July 19, 1911.
Contributor: russell kajune (49775058) • [email protected]) contributed this infornation.
He was a US Civil War veteran, having served in the 1st Independent Battery, Minnesota Light Artillery.
The 1st Independent Battery, Minnesota Light Artillery was organized at Fort Snellng, Minnesota on November 21, 1861. It mustered out on July 1, 1865 at St. Paul, Minnesota.
John Cajune had two children with Mary (Indian name O sah we dwon):
John Cajune and Rosie Cajune Fiske.
John had a son named Frank with an unknown woman.
finally, several children with Henrietta "Hattie" Julia Bishop.
He worked in the logging business in the later years of his life.
At some point he was admitted to the Old Soldiers' Home in Hennepin, where he died July 19, 1911.
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