Campbell - Thomas N.
THOMAS N. CAMPBELL
Source:Saturday Evening Journal 27 Oct 1883 p 3
Thomas N. Campbell died at his home in Alamo lastg Saturday, aged 63 years. Mr. Campbell had been in declining health for the last two years and was aware for sevearl months that the hour for his dissolution might be expected at any time. He made all the necessary preparation, carefully arranging all his temporal affairs even to the extent of selecting his monument. He had been a resident of this county for over 40 years and was highly esteed as a citizen, friend and neighbor. For four years he faithfully served as a soldier in the 20th Indiana Regiment and ever regarded the years he spent in the service of his country as the proudest years of his life. His only connection with any organization was that of the Grand Army of the Republic and his request was that his comrades in McPherson Post should lay him away in his final resting place. His wish was compiled with and on Sunday afternoon he was buried according to the ritual of the Order at Oak Hill Cemetery - transcribed by kbz -