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1850 Census Conemaugh Twp., Cambria Co., PA. page 250 located with the Charles Von Lunen family as laborer 1860 Census Jenners Twp., Somerset Co., Pa. page 80 1870 Census Jenners Twp., Somerset Co., Pa. page25 1880 Census N. Jenners Twp., Somerset Co., Pa. page 10 1890 Census Special Schedule - Surviving Soldiers, Sailors, Marines, &Widows; Stonycreek Township, Cambria County, PA. 8-79 page 3 reads: Fredrick Slegle brought home in 1867, in the fall, from a hospital atPoint Lookout. 1900 Census Dale, Cambria Co., Pa. page 28 age 66 1910 Census Dale Boro, Cambria Co., Pa. page 22A age75 1920 Census not located Johnstown Tribune-Democrat NPO 06 Dec 1920 reads: Fredrick K. Slagle, a veteran of the Civil War, died last evening atthe Slagle home, Von Lunen Road, Dale, aged 86 years. His death was dueto heart and kidney trouble. Funeral services will be held at the Slaglehome on Wednesday afternoon by J.L. Miller, of the 7th ward, with burialin Grandview Cemetary. F.K. Slagle was born in Germany on May 20, 1834, and came to America12 years latter. He settled in Jenners Cross Roads, Somerset County,where he enlisted in Company B, 148th Regiment, P.V.I., during the CivilWar. For sometime following the war Mr. Slagle was engaged in business atStantons Mills, Somerset County. Before coming to Johnstown 32 yearsago, he and Miss Mary Rose were married at Davidsville on March 18, 1858by Justice Peter Levy. Mrs. Slagle survives her husband, with these children: Lena, widowof J.J. Hoffman, who makes her home with her parents; W.N. Slagle ofSlagle Street; Elizabeth, wife of S.H. Stahl; Ella, wife of J.H.Replogle, and Harry G. Slagle of Wilmington, Delware. Mrs. Harry Thomas,a daughter died 18 years ago; and two sons who died in infancy. Mr.Slagle is survived by two sisters, a brother, 10 grandchildren, and 20great-grandchildren. Note - Stanton Mills is now under the Quemahoning Dam in Somerset County. History of Pennsylvania Volunteers by Bates Co. B, 148th Regiment, P.V.I. ( Vol. 4, page 588) record reads, Fredrick Slegle drafted 8-31-1863 into Co. B, 148th Regiment P.V.I.,Latter transfered to Co. I, 53rd Regiment, P.V.I. ( Vol. 2, page 130 )on 6-1-1865 Somerset Co., Naturlization Documents 1802-1906 V 1-5 page 42 [Broderbund Family Archive #258, Ed. 1, Naturalization Records:Philadelphia, 1789-1880, Date of Import: Apr 27, 2001, Internal Ref.#1.258.1.2026.36] Document Name: Frederick Schlegel Country of Former Allegiance: Germany Date of Declaration of Intent: Mar 28, 1855 Court of Declaration of Intent: Common Pleas Date of Oath of Allegiance: Apr 25, 1860 Court of Oath of Allegiance: Common Pleas
Gilbert D.
Slagle
