He served as a private in company I of the 209th Pennsylvania Infantry from 29 August 1864 to 31 May 1865.
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On 27 February 1888, he applied for an invalid pension, which he received.
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His wife Eliza died on 23 September 1880.
She was buried in Franklin Church Cemetery, Clear Springs, York County, Pennsylvania.
[2]
On 5 January 1897, a marriage license was issued for Lewis Blauser and Annie Strickler, in York County, Pennsylvania.
The duplicate marriage certificate is blank, suggesting that they were never married.
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And later that year, he was charged with fornication and bastardy, on the oath of Annie Strickler.
In August 1897, he was sentenced to three months in jail.
[9]
They seem to have had one child, Harry Strickler Blauser, who was born on 7 September 1897, and died (single) on 21 August 1929.
[10]
On 25 October 1898, Lewis married Louisa Anna Hinkle (under the name 'Annie McKinney'), at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
She was living at Cleveland, Ohio, and working as a dressmaker.
She claimed that her previous marriage ended when her spouse died on 23 September 1890.
He was living near Dillsburg, York County, Pennsylvania, and was working as a store manager.
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Since she is listed in the 1900 census under the name 'Anna Edwards', the marriage seems not to have lasted.
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On 26 June 1933, he died, in York County, Pennsylvania.
The cause of death was chronic myocarditis, with a gangrenous ulcer on his left foot contributing.
On 28 June 1933, he was buried, in Franklin Cemetery, Clear Springs, York County, Pennsylvania.
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born 28 November 1841, Warrington Two, York Co, PA, to John Blauser (born Franklin Twp York Cty PA) and Leah Miller (born Warrington Twp York Co PA)
male, white, widower of Eliza J. Blauser, retired laborer
informant Charles B. Blauser
died 26 June 1933, Harrold [?] Township, York County, of chronic myocarditis; contributory gangrenous ulcer on left foot
buried 28 Jun 1933, Franklin Cemetery
↑ 2.02.1
Find A Grave: Memorial #61707789, 'Eliza Jane Baish Blauser', accessed 18 May 2020; created by Dennis Brandt, 16 Nov 2010; citing Franklin Church Cemetery, Clear Springs, York County, Pennsylvania.
Eliza Jane Blauser nee Baish, born 1 Feb 1835, died 23 Sep 1880
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1890 U.S. census, Franklin and Franklintown, York County, Pennsylvania, veterans schedule, enumeration district 237, p.[unnumbered], family 178; image copy, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939V-5TS9-3Z : accessed 18 May 2020); citing National Archives, microfilm series M123, roll 81.
Lewis Blauser, pvt, I 209 PA Vol from 29 Aug 1864 to 31 May 1865 (9 months 2 days), Franklintown, rheumatism
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'Pennsylvania, Veterans Burial Cards, 1777-2012', Lewis Blauser (1933); database with images, Ancestry (https://www.ancestry.com/interactive/1967/31501_B18100-00031/866305 : accessed 20 May 2020); citing Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Lewis Blauser
born 1841
served 29 August 1864 to 31 May 1865, co. I 209th Regt PV as Pvt
died 1933, buried Franklin Church, Franklin Twp, York County
headstone: 'Mon-G.A.R.-Marker'
↑ 5.05.1
'Organization Index to Pension Files of Veterans Who Served Between 1861 and 1900', Lewis Blauser (1888); database with images, Fold3 (https://www.fold3.com/image/5893850 : accessed 18 May 2020); citing National Archives, microfilm publication T289.
Lewis Blauser
I 209 PA Inf, enlisted 31 Aug 1864, discharged 31 May 1865
filed 27 Feb 1888, 20 Feb 1902, invalid, application 642570, certificate 455582
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'Quarter Sessions', The Gazette (York, Pennsylvania), Wednesday 25 August 1897, p.1, col. 3; image copy, Newspapers (https://www.newspapers.com/image/551851046/ : accessed 18 May 2020).
'Lewis Blauser charged with fornication and bastardy on oath of Annie Strickler, Theodore Knaub, charged by Vergie V. Barnhart, and Robert Brown charged by Mary Kottmeyer, were each sentenced to three months in jail.'
Lewis Blauser, 53, resident near Dillsburg, York County, PA, parents: Leah Blauser; married before, terminated by death, 15 September 1895; occupation store manager
Annie McKinney, 38 yrs, resident Cleveland, Ohio, parents Samuel Hinkel + Lucy Hinkel; married before; terminated by death on 23 September 1890; occupation dressmaker
married 25 October 1898, by B. F. Heck, at Harrisburg
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1900 U.S. census, ward 7, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, population schedule, enumeration district 28, p. 148 A stamped = 17 penned, family 404; image copy, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HT-63NQ-DB8 : accessed 11 May 2020); citing National Archives, microfilm series T623, roll 1252.
1482 Superior Street, rented, house
head Anna Edwards, white, female, born April 1861, 39, widowed, 0 children, 0 living, born Pennsylvania, nurse, 0 months unemployed
stepson Oscar McKinney, white, male, born July 1878, 21, single, born Pennsylvania, clothing salesman, 0 months unemployed
stepdaughter Della McKinney, white, female, born September 1880, 19, single, born Pennsylvania, bookbinding labeler, 0 months unemployed
mother Lucy Hinkel, white, female, born March 1818, 82, widowed, 4 children 4 living, born Pennsylvania
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