Cornelius Moore
Steuben Republican  7 June 1862, P.3 clm 1

Died - in Fremont Township on the 28th ult., Cornelius Moore, son of John 
Moore, aged 19 years 10 months and 1 day. 
	The above was one of the first that answered the call in his country, 
in this its hour of trial.  About a year ago, he left his parental roof, and 
offered his services and his life to the Union.  He was a private in Company 
A, 29th Indiana, and the reputation of not only being a good soldier but a 
gentleman.  But the ways of the almighty are mysterious, and it was ordained 
that he should not die upon  the battlefield.  He was taken sick at Pittsburgh
 Landings and was sent to the Louisville Hospital, where he lay for a long 
time growing worse daily, until his father came to his relief and brought him 
home.  But disease had rooted itself to deep, and the comforts of home, and 
the medical skill, which could be brought to bear, could not save him.  He 
died the next day after his arrival here.  He has gone, the long roll will no
longer awake him.  We deeply sympathize with his bereaved parents.

Submitted By: Jean Ann Childers