Matthews / Conner / Covey / Salts [Solt] Family History - Person Sheet
Matthews / Conner / Covey / Salts [Solt] Family History - Person Sheet
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Birth PlaceHolden, Johnson County, Missouri
Death Date29 Jun 1976 Age: 84
Death PlaceMoline, Rock Island County, Illinois
Burial PlaceRock Island National Confederate Cemetery, Rock Island, Rock Island County, Illinois
OccupationCook, Horse Man At A Milling Company331
FatherJames Henry “Jim” SAULTS , M (1859-1939)
MotherDorsey Ella SMITH , F (1870-)
No Children
ChildrenRosa A. , F (1896-)
Notes for Harry Harrison (Spouse 1)
1930 - Galesburg, Knox County, Illinois332
SAULTS, Harry H. m w 39 m at 33 MO MO MO houseman at a milling company WWI
SAULTS, Joanna M wife 57 m at 22 PA PA PA
WHALEN, Rosa A daughter s 34 IL IL PA saleslady at a florest store
SHENBERGER, William H. brother 35 s IL PA PA freight handler at the Railroad WWI -his relationship could have "possibly" been written as a "boarder", but it sure does look like the words brother. Also, Rosa is a daughter of Joanna's not Harry's. It looks like Harry may not have had any children.
1960 - From a letter that was written to Dan Saults from a cousin up in Illinois. He lived in Moline, IL on 9 May 1960.290 He did not have any children.290 On his tomb stone it says that he was a cook in the US Army during World War I
1976 - Rock Island County - National Cemetery at Rock Island
name......................................location of grave
SAULTS, HARRY H. N-1111
Findagrave.com - Corporal, Co. B, 168th Infantry, 42nd Division. Born October 20, 1890, at Holden, MO. Enlisted at Galesburg December 13, 1917; to Jefferson Barracks; took part in three offensives, the St Mihiel, Argonne and Sedan; discharged May 14, 1919.
SAULTS, Harry H. m w 39 m at 33 MO MO MO houseman at a milling company WWI
SAULTS, Joanna M wife 57 m at 22 PA PA PA
WHALEN, Rosa A daughter s 34 IL IL PA saleslady at a florest store
SHENBERGER, William H. brother 35 s IL PA PA freight handler at the Railroad WWI -his relationship could have "possibly" been written as a "boarder", but it sure does look like the words brother. Also, Rosa is a daughter of Joanna's not Harry's. It looks like Harry may not have had any children.
1960 - From a letter that was written to Dan Saults from a cousin up in Illinois. He lived in Moline, IL on 9 May 1960.290 He did not have any children.290 On his tomb stone it says that he was a cook in the US Army during World War I
1976 - Rock Island County - National Cemetery at Rock Island
name......................................location of grave
SAULTS, HARRY H. N-1111
Findagrave.com - Corporal, Co. B, 168th Infantry, 42nd Division. Born October 20, 1890, at Holden, MO. Enlisted at Galesburg December 13, 1917; to Jefferson Barracks; took part in three offensives, the St Mihiel, Argonne and Sedan; discharged May 14, 1919.