Ionia County MI Archives Obituaries.....Kaley, Henry 1902
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Portland Observer, 19 Mar 1902

Last Fight.

Henry Kaley of Danby Passed Away Last Thursday.

Henry Kaley died at his home in Danby last Thursday afternoon, aged nearly 77
years.  Death was caused by dropsy and other complications.

Mr. Kaley was a native of Freedom, Pa., where he resided until coming to Danby
in 1860.  He first resided on the farm owned by Wm. T. Smith, on the school
section, afterward moving to the farm where he continued to reside until he
died, except a short residence in Portland.  During the War of the Rebellion,
Mr. Kaley was a member of the company of sharpshooters attached to the 27th
Michigan infantry, enlisting from Portland in 1864 and serving through the war,
and was a pensioner.

Beside the aged widow, he is survived by three children, Olin, who resides on
the old homestead; Lucy Rowley of East Jordan, Mich.; Frank of Danby.  Mr. Kaley
had always been a hard-working, honorable man and highly respected by his
neighbors, comrades and friends.

Funeral services over his remains were conducted from the house Saturday
forenoon by Rev. Millard and burial made in Portland cemetery, a detail from
John Megarah post, of which he was a member, meeting the remains on the way to
Portland and acting as escort to the cemetery.


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