OBIT:  KAYLOR, Richard; 1863; Munster, Cambria Cnty., PA

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The Alleghanian
Ebensburg, Pa.
Thursday, 7 May 1863
Volume 4, Number 32

Richard Kaylor 

Died at the residence of his father in Munster township, this county of chronic 
diarrhea, contracted in the army, on the 26th ult., Richard Kaylor, formerly a 
member of Co. H, 28th Penna. Vols.  The deceased was among the first to 
respond to the call of his country at the breaking out of the rebellion, enlisting in 
Co. G, Capt. Carroll, 10th Penna. Vols., for three months service.  He served this 
term with honor and subsequently when the rebellion began to assume a more 
threatening aspect, he again shouldered his musket and proved his devotion to 
his country on many a bloody field. Peace to his ashes.  L.