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The Travels of Daniel Paul, 1902
Posted By Norman Gasbarro on May 30, 2018
During the Civil War, Daniel Paul served as a Private in the 130th Pennsylvania Infantry, Company H. After the Civil War, he moved to Michigan, but kept in touch with his Lykens Valley friends and relatives via correspondence to the editor of the Lykens newspaper.
Three results of that correspondence from the year 1902 are reported below:
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Daniel Paul of Constantine, Michigan, was a caller at this office on Saturday and renewed his subscription. He has been a subscriber to the Register for more than 25 years , and it keeps him thoroughly posted on the affairs of his native town. He and his daughter, Mrs. Munson, attended the national encampment of the G.A.R., at Washington, D.C., two weeks ago. They had a delightful trip, and carried home with them pleasant memories of familiar scenes and faces.
Lykens Register, 2 October 1902.
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SPECIAL TO THE STANDARD.
Daniel Paul, wife and daughter of Michigan, arrived in this vicinity last week and are meeting with many old and warm friends. They were entertained on Monday by his cousin, H. R. Shoop of Small Valley. Mr. Paul is a charter member of Jacksonville Council, No. 80, O. U. A. M., and assisted in its organization in 1866, and we are pleased to say, is still a member. The family will visit their many friends in this end of the county before returning home.
“Enders,” Lykens Standard, 24 October 1902.
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Daniel Paul, wife and daughter, of Constantine, Michigan, were visiting their former home here. About twenty-five years ago they took Greeley’s advice and went west.
“Enders,” Lykens Register, 31 October 1902.
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News articles from Newspapers.com. This series will continue up through the death of Daniel Paul, which occurred in Lykens in 1911.
Special thanks to Debby Rabold, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, for discovering these articles about her relative.
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