Name |
James Riley Anthony |
Birth |
23 Dec 1820 |
Brookfield, Madison County, New York [1, 2] |
- son of James Shearman Anthony and Lydia Mason
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Gender |
Male |
Census |
4 Jan 1850 |
Rockford, Winnebago County, Illinois [3] |
- James R Anthony, 30, M, Mason, $900, New York
Marrilla Anthony, 24, F, New York
Leonora A Anthony, 2, F, Illinois
Sherman Linnell, 19, F, New York
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Religion |
3 Jun 1860 |
the Baptist Church, Cedar Rapids, Iowa [4] |
- The Baptist Church of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, was organized
June 3, 1860, with a membership of twenty-eight, viz.:.. .Giles Mabie, Lucy Mabie,. . .James Anthony and Manila Anthony"
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Census |
17 Aug 1860 |
Cedar Rapids, Linn County, Iowa [5] |
- James R Antony, 40, M, Mason, New York
Marilla H Antony, 33, F, New York
Nora A Antony, 13, F, Illinois, attended school
Lilly I Antony, 7, F, Illinois, attended school
Alonzo F Antony, 5, M, Illinois
Charley F Antony, 3, M, Illinois
Minnie A Antony, 2, F, Iowa
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Military Service |
Between 1862 and 1865 [6] |
- ROSTER OF RECRUITS; "#8, Anthony, James R.", Age = 41, Residence = Cedar Rapids, Nativity = New York, Rank = Private, Date of Enlistement = July 28, Where Enlisted = Cedar Rapids, By Whom Enlisted = E. N. Bates; copy owned by GMA
MUSTER-IN ROLL of Captain E. N. Bates Company A in the Twenty-th Regiment, --- Brigade of Iowa volunteers, commanded by Colonel McDye. ..; "#8, Anthony, James R."; Where Born = Brookfield, New York, Age = 41, Occupation = Mason, Enlisted = Jul 28, Cedar Rapids by D. Torry for 3 years; Eyes = Dark, Hair = Dark, Complexion = Light, Height = 5' 8 1/2"; Bounty paid = $25.00, Premium paid = $2.00; copy owned by GMA
Roll of Co. A 20th Regiment of Iowa Volunteer Linn County; "Anthony, James R."; Age = 41, Residence = Cedar Rapids, Linn Co., Iowa; Rank = Private; # miles from residence to rendezv's = 84; Date of Going into Quarters = July 26; copy owned by GMA
ROSTER AND RECORD OF IOWA SOLDIERS IN THE WAR OF THE REBELLIO : Together with historical sketches of volunteer organizations, 1861-1866 / published by authority of the General Assembly, under the direction of Wm. H. Thrift, Des Moines, Iowa : E. H. English, 1910, V3, p 352, "ANTHONY, JAMES R. Age 41. Residence Cedar Rapids, nativity New York. Enlisted July 26, 1862. Mustered Aug. 22, 1862. Mustered out July 8, 1865, Mobile, Ala."; Company A, Twentieth Regiment (Iowa Volunteer Infantry), Second Brigade, Second Division, Army of the Southwest (Frontier); Historical Sketch, pp 341-348; p. 348, "The regiment was then conveyed to Clinton, Iowa, where it was disbanded July 27, 1865." He mustered in at Camp Kirkwood, near Clinton, Iowa.
1886 Oct 24; Pension Office; "I have the honor to request that you will furnish from the records of the War Department a full Report as to the service, disability and hospital treatment of James R. Anthony, who, it is claimed, enlisted July 26, 1862, and served as Pvt in Co. A, 20 Reg't Ia Inf and was discharged at [Mobile, AL] July 8, 1865. While serving in Co. A, 20 Reg't Ia Inf he was disabled by Heeat [?] on march from Black River [Missouri ?] to Yazou City [Mississippi] July 1863 also loss of sight & scurvy at Mustang Island Texas June 1864, also lung disease and was treated in hospitals of which the names, location, and dates of treatment are as follows: New Orleans University Aug 1864."
1887 Feb 6; War Department; muster roll information, 2 pp
1898 Jan 15 & Dec 9; Department of the Interior, Bureau of Pensions; "First. Are you married?, etc. Answer: Marilla H. Anthony her maiden name Marilla H. Mabie; Second. When married?, etc. Answer. Near Rockford Illinois February 11th 1847 by Rev Luther Stone a Baptist minister late of Chicago. Third. What record of the marriage exists. Answer. License issued and recorded by clerk of court competent to act in Rockford Illinois. Fourth. Were you previously married? Answer. No. Fifth. Have you any children living?, etc. Answer. Leonora A. born January 26th 1848. Lilly I. born September 8th 1851. Franklin A. born Feburary 1st 1854. Charles F. born October 27th 1856. Minnie A. born June 17th 1858. Edward E. born June 7th 1861. James R. born December 4th 1868. George A. born February 11th 1873. Dates of replies July 4th & December 14th, 1898."
1890 Jul 29; Declaration for Invalid Pension; "...That he is partly unable to earn a support by reason of increasing infirmities of age and by reason of exposure while in the service resulting in la?????ess. it ????? the effect of having ??..."
US VA MILITARY RECORDS, Pension Index File, Andrews-Appenfelder, 1861-1934, "SOLDIER: Anthony, James R.; WIDOW: Anthony, Marilla H.; SERVICE: A 20 Iowa Inf; 1886, Sept 27, Invalid, Application No. 585.845, Certificate No. 753.527; 1900 Mar 17, Widow, Application No. 715.364, Certificate No. 497.696, Iowa"
1900 Aug 30; Pensioner Dropped; "James R. Anthony...has been dropped because of death...1 Mch 1900"
BURIAL: Record of Burials; Headstone Application; National Archives; "Anthony, Jas R./Pvt Co A 20 Iowa Inf/Mch 1 - 1900/Linwood Cemetery/Cedar Rapids Iowa/Lee Marble Works Contract June 10, 1903"; copy owned by GMA; no record in Quartermaster Cemeterial File for Linn County, Iowa.
BURIAL: State of Iowa, Graves Registration Division, THE ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, Des Moines, Iowa; County = Linn, War = Civil; Name = Anthony, James R., White; Date of Death = March 2, 1900, Place = Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Cause = unknown; Residence - Time of enlistment = Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Age = 41; Entered service date = July 26, 1862, Place = Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Discharge date = July 8, 1865, Place = Mobile, Ala., Rank = Private; Organization served in = Company A, 20th Iowa Volunteer Infantry; Foreign countries served in = none; Burial place = Cedar Rapids, Rapids; Name of Cemetery = Linwood,character of grave marker = Government headstone; Lot description = Original, 13, 22; Membership in veterans organizations = G. A. R.; Information from Linwood Cemetery Association and Roster of Iowa Soldiers
BURIAL: Government (Civil War) headstone; "J. R. ANTHONY/CO A/20 IA INF"; picture, taken by Mrs. Barbara J. Garnant, owned by GMA
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Milit-Beg |
28 Jul 1862 |
Cedar Rapids, Iowa [6, 7] |
- enlisted as a private in Company A, Twentieth Regiment (Iowa Volunteer Infantry), Second Brigade, Second Division, Army of the Southwest (Frontier)
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Milit-End |
8 Jul 1865 |
Mobile, Alabama [2, 6] |
Census |
29 Jun 1870 |
Cedar Rapids, Linn County, Iowa [8] |
- Jas R Anthony, 49, M, W, Brick Mason, , —, $300New York
Marilla H Anthony, 44, F, W, New York
Francis F Anthony, 16, F, W, Illinois, attended school
Chas Anthony, 13, M, W, Illinois, attended school
Minnie Anthony, 11, F, W, Iowa, attended school
Edward Anthony, 8, M, W, Iowa, attended school
Riley F Anthony, 1, M, W, Iowa
Lilly Dean, 18, , F, W, Illinois
Carrie Dean, 10/12, born September, F, W, Iowa
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Census |
5 Jun 1880 |
Hornest Street, Cedar Rapids, Linn County, Iowa [9] |
- James R. Anthony, White, Male, 60, Head, Married, Stone Mason, born in New York, Father born in Rhode Island, Mother born in New York
Marilla Anthony, Dora Anthony, 54, Wife, Married, born in New York, Father born in New York, Mother born in New York
Charles F. Anthony, White, Male, 22, Son, Single, Car repairman, born in Illinois, Father born in New York, Mother born in New York
Edward E. Anthony, White, Male, 20, Son, Single, Works In Packing House, born in Iowa, Father born in New York, Mother born in New York
Riley Anthony, White, Male, 12, Son, Single, at school, born in Iowa, Father born in New York, Mother born in New York
George Anthony, White, Male, 7, Son, Single, at school, born in Iowa, Father born in New York, Mother born in New York
Frank A. Anthony, White, Male, 26, Head, Married, R. R. Shops, born in Illinois, Father born in New York, Mother born in New York
Dora Anthony, Dora Anthony, 20, Daughter in law, Married, born in New York, Father born in New York, Mother born in New York
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Residence |
1896 |
56 15th Avenue West, Cedar Rapids, Linn County, Iowa [10] |
- "Anthony, James R, res 56 15th ave and B st W
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Death |
1 Mar 1900 |
Cedar Rapids, Linn County, Iowa [2, 11] |
Obituary |
2 Mar 1900 |
Cedar Rapids, Linn County, Iowa [6] |
- J. R. ANTHONY DEAD
Sketch of a Pioneer Citizen of Cedar Rapids
At 2:40 this morning the silent reaper visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Anthony, claiming the former its victim. For several weeks he has been suffering from a combination of lumbago and heart trouble which became serious last Saturday, since which time he has grown rapidly worse until death relieved him. Mr. Anthony was born in Brookfield, Madison county, New York, Dec. 23, 1820, being the oldest of five children, two of whom survive him. In 1847 he was married to Marilla H. Mabie, whose noble Christian life, energetic nature and cheery disposition have been an inspiration to him for more than fifty years. Their declining years have been years of unusual happiness, surrounded as they were with loving children and grandchildren, who have availed themselves of every opportunity to keep the cup of happiness in old age full. The aged wife, tp whom the entire community extends its sincerest sympathy at this time, together with seven of the nine children born to the union, were at the bedside of the deceased when the angel of death bore his spirit on its flight to eternal rest. The eldest son, F. A. Anthony of Chicago, arrived last night in time to be recognized and receive his father's blessing. The other children who survive him are Mrs. M. M. Hall, Mrs. E. O. Edson, Mrs. J. M. McElheran, Charles F. Anthony, James Riley Anthony and George A. Anthony, all of this city, who have been with him during his last illness. He was a member of the G.A.R., having fought valiantly with the Twentieth Iowa volunteers from l861 to l865. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony were charter members of the First Baptist church of this city, having united with same in l860. His character and religious principles have served to develop the highest type of citizenship and fatherhood. The funeral will be held from the family residence, 56 Sixteenth avenue west, at 2 p.m., Saturday"; copy owned by GMA
CEDAR RAPIDS GAZETTE, March 4 [sic], 1900; "Funeral of the late J. R. Anthony will be held at the residence, 56 15th Avenue West, at 2:30 p.m. Saturday. Members of T. Z. Cook Post and old soldiers are expected to be present."; information from Mrs. Barbara J. Garnant, Cedar Rapids
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Reference Number |
3313 |
Burial |
3 Mar 1900 |
Linwood Cemetery, Cedar Rapids, Linn County, Iowa [12, 13] |
- James. Anthony; Pvt Co A; 20 Iowa Inf; 1900
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Person ID |
I3291 |
Maybee Society |
Last Modified |
7 Apr 2024 |