Horatio Haskell Waldo

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Horatio H Waldo
Birth Jan. 20, 1833
Death Aug. 17, 1912
Cemetery Red Cloud (Red Cloud)
Post Antietam (Bloomington)
Unit 5th Iowa Cavalry, Company E

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August 22, 1912

The Red Cloud Chief from Red Cloud, Nebraska · Page 1

RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA. AUGUST ??, 1912

Horatio H. Waldo.

Horatio H. Waldo, one of the oldest and most, highly respected citizens of luiivnle, dlotl Saturday morning at his home, and was buried Sunday afternoon in the Red.Cloud cemetery. Mr. Waldo was born in Now York in 1833, and' was, then-fore, nearing the four score mark when death fell upon him us a shadow from a passing cloud. In his early boyhood he removed to Iowa-and partook of the lot of the pioneers of that now old settled commonwealth. Ho was married in 18?7 to Mary Prince. She died two years later, leaving one child, lllauche. Four years later Mr. Waldo was married to Arabella Lyness. To this union four children were born, the first of whom, Clara, died in infancy. The sons Charles and Clarence have been for a number of years connected with the business Interests aud life of Ina-vale in a prominent way. Mr. Waldo became a member of the M. K. church In 1890. and was active and zealous iu the furtherance of all the moral and religious purposes for which the church stands in a community, until Illness impaired his ability to do In accordance with his will. The people of Inavalo feel that a moral force has been withdrawn from their midst in his death.

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Horatio H. Waldo

Birth: Jan. 20, 1833
Death: Aug. 17, 1912

Inscription:
5 IA Cavalry Co. E

Burial:
Red Cloud Cemetery
Red Cloud
Webster County
Nebraska, USA

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Record added: Aug 25, 2010
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