This grew out of my Down Da Road I Go Blog which now has become primarily what I'm doing and music. I was getting so much history in it, I spun this one off and now have World War II and War of 1812 blogs which came off this one. The Blog List below right has all the way too many blogs that I write.
Friday, April 25, 2014
Revolutionary War veteran Honored in McHenry County, Il.-- Part 4
The plaques the SAR put up at the cemeteries tell the name of the American Revolution veteran and an account of their service. /// Franz Herder, the vice president of the northern region of the Sons of the American Revolution (SAR) said: "All of these men, who died for our country are all over the state, and most people don't even know it. This is a way, in terms of public education, to recognize the sacrifices of those who fought for our country." //// Tim Evers, sexton of the Linn-Hebron Cemetery presented the SAR with a flag that had flown over the cemetery which also has Civil War and World War II veterans. //// The Linn-Hebron Cemetery also has five War of 1812 veterans buried there: Daniel Cornue, died 1876; John Begun, d. 1850; John A. Ehle, d. 1871; A. Clary, 1867 and Stephen Wickham. //// The cemetery is also the final resting place of Elmer Charles Bigelow, a World War II Medal of Honor recipient. //// --Brock-Perry
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