Fulton County PA Archives News.....H. H. Tice Visits October 5, 1899
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The Fulton County News. (McConnellsburg, Pa.) October 5, 1899
Mr. H. H. Tice, of Gibsonburg, Ohio, who is spending a few weeks among friends in
the county, was a pleasant caller at the News office last Saturday. Mr. Tice is a
native of Todd township, but has been away from this county forty-nine years. He is
a brother of Mrs. Rebecca Comerer, of this place; and he has two sisters living in
the West: Hannah, in Oklahoma, and Mulvina, in Illinois. He is also a brother of the
late John Tice, the famous weather prophet of St. Louis.
On the seventh day of May, 1861, he was mustered into the 2d Missouri Artillery, and
three days later he participated in the capture of Camp Jackson with 900 Confederate
prisoners. Mr. Tice remained in the service two years and nine months. He is
visiting his late brother Daniel's children, in Maryland, this week, and expects to
reach his home in Ohio, about the last of this month.

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