Person:Jesse Dyer (6)

Jesse enlisted in the Union Army 27 Aug 1864; he was a Private in the 200th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, Company H. He mustered out 1 May 1865 in York, York, Pennsylvania.

1. ↑ Jesse C. Dyer, in 1850 United States Federal Census
   Film number: 13197; digital gs Number 4194630; image number:00121; line number: 26, 1850.

   Residence of Jesse C. Dyer in 1850.

2.   Ancestry.com, 1860 United States Federal Census (Provo, UT, USA, Ancestry.com Operations Inc., 2009), www.ancestry.com, Database online. , in 1860 United States Federal Census
   Roll: Page 936; Image: 483. , 1860.

   Record for Jesse C. Dyer. Jesse, Louisa, George, John, and Annie live at York, Division 2, York, Pennsylvania, United States with Louisa's Family.

3. ↑ Jesse C. Dyer, in United States Sanitary Commission; Civil War Widows Pension File
   Pension Certificate # 68193, 1865.

   Record documenting death date of Jesse C. Dyer.

4.   A copy of an unsourced obituary on Ancestry.com details that Jesse contracted tuberculosis while in the Union Army. He was sent home to a United States Hospital and then to his home where he died. His occupation is given as a builder of railroad cars. He was buried in the Union Cemetery in York but his body and that of his wife were later removed to Prospect Hill Cemetery.