On 9 Sep 1861, Shamokin, Pennsylvania; Spencer G. Yeager (B: ~1840) enlisted in the Union Army. On 25 Sep 1861, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; he mustered into service as a Private with Company F, 49th Pennsylvania Infantry. On 11 Jan 1863, he transferred to Company C. On 24 Dec 1863, he re-enlisted (Pennsylvania Civil War Muster Rolls).
In 1870, Madison, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania; Spencer Yeager was enumerated with his father Peter Yeager and brother John Yeager (1870 Census).
In 1880, Bell Plaine, Shawano County, Wisconsin; laborer Spencer Yeager and his wife Lydia were enumerated with children: Johnny, Ella, Charlie, and Alice Yeager (1880 Census).
On 10 June 1881, Nebraska; Spencer G. Yeager filed for his military pension. He had served with Companies C & F, 49th Pennsylvania Infantry and with Company B, 8th Pennsylvania Infantry (Military Pensions).
In 1910, Belle Plaine, Shawano County, Wisconsin; widowed Spencer Yeager (B: ~1842, Pennsylvania) was enumerated as a farmer (1910 Census).
In 1920, Saint Cloud, Osceola County, Florida; Spencer G. Yeager (B: ~1842, Pennsylvania) was enumerated as a widow (1920 Census).
On 4 Feb 1921, Hampton, Virginia; Spencer G. Yeager (B: ~1841, Pennsylvania; D: 16 May 1931) was admitted to the Southern Branch Home for Disabled Soldiers. He was described as 5' 8", light complexion, gray hair, gray eyes, Protestant, widowed, and a farmer. Next of kin was recorded as his brother Charles Yeager of Moscow, Pennsylvania. On 25 Sep 1861, Pennsylvania; Spencer had enlisted with Company C, 49th Pennsylvania Infantry. On 15 Jul 1865, he was discharged in Pennsylvania (Home for Disabled Soldiers Admissions).
Spencer G. Yeager (B: ~1841, Pennsylvania; D: 16 May 1921) passed away at the National Soldiers' Home in Elizabeth City County, Virginia (Death Certificate).
Spencer G. Yeager (D: 16 May 1921) was buried in the Hampton National Cemetery, Hampton, Virginia; Plot: 8970B. He had served with Companies C & F, 49th Pennsylvania Infantry (Record of Interment).
In 1870, Madison, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania; Spencer Yeager was enumerated with his father Peter Yeager and brother John Yeager (1870 Census).
In 1880, Bell Plaine, Shawano County, Wisconsin; laborer Spencer Yeager and his wife Lydia were enumerated with children: Johnny, Ella, Charlie, and Alice Yeager (1880 Census).
On 10 June 1881, Nebraska; Spencer G. Yeager filed for his military pension. He had served with Companies C & F, 49th Pennsylvania Infantry and with Company B, 8th Pennsylvania Infantry (Military Pensions).
In 1910, Belle Plaine, Shawano County, Wisconsin; widowed Spencer Yeager (B: ~1842, Pennsylvania) was enumerated as a farmer (1910 Census).
In 1920, Saint Cloud, Osceola County, Florida; Spencer G. Yeager (B: ~1842, Pennsylvania) was enumerated as a widow (1920 Census).
On 4 Feb 1921, Hampton, Virginia; Spencer G. Yeager (B: ~1841, Pennsylvania; D: 16 May 1931) was admitted to the Southern Branch Home for Disabled Soldiers. He was described as 5' 8", light complexion, gray hair, gray eyes, Protestant, widowed, and a farmer. Next of kin was recorded as his brother Charles Yeager of Moscow, Pennsylvania. On 25 Sep 1861, Pennsylvania; Spencer had enlisted with Company C, 49th Pennsylvania Infantry. On 15 Jul 1865, he was discharged in Pennsylvania (Home for Disabled Soldiers Admissions).
Spencer G. Yeager (B: ~1841, Pennsylvania; D: 16 May 1921) passed away at the National Soldiers' Home in Elizabeth City County, Virginia (Death Certificate).
Spencer G. Yeager (D: 16 May 1921) was buried in the Hampton National Cemetery, Hampton, Virginia; Plot: 8970B. He had served with Companies C & F, 49th Pennsylvania Infantry (Record of Interment).
On 9 Sep 1861, Shamokin, Pennsylvania; Spencer G. Yeager (B: ~1840) enlisted in the Union Army. On 25 Sep 1861, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; he mustered into service as a Private with Company F, 49th Pennsylvania Infantry. On 11 Jan 1863, he transferred to Company C. On 24 Dec 1863, he re-enlisted (Pennsylvania Civil War Muster Rolls).
In 1870, Madison, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania; Spencer Yeager was enumerated with his father Peter Yeager and brother John Yeager (1870 Census).
In 1880, Bell Plaine, Shawano County, Wisconsin; laborer Spencer Yeager and his wife Lydia were enumerated with children: Johnny, Ella, Charlie, and Alice Yeager (1880 Census).
On 10 June 1881, Nebraska; Spencer G. Yeager filed for his military pension. He had served with Companies C & F, 49th Pennsylvania Infantry and with Company B, 8th Pennsylvania Infantry (Military Pensions).
In 1910, Belle Plaine, Shawano County, Wisconsin; widowed Spencer Yeager (B: ~1842, Pennsylvania) was enumerated as a farmer (1910 Census).
In 1920, Saint Cloud, Osceola County, Florida; Spencer G. Yeager (B: ~1842, Pennsylvania) was enumerated as a widow (1920 Census).
On 4 Feb 1921, Hampton, Virginia; Spencer G. Yeager (B: ~1841, Pennsylvania; D: 16 May 1931) was admitted to the Southern Branch Home for Disabled Soldiers. He was described as 5' 8", light complexion, gray hair, gray eyes, Protestant, widowed, and a farmer. Next of kin was recorded as his brother Charles Yeager of Moscow, Pennsylvania. On 25 Sep 1861, Pennsylvania; Spencer had enlisted with Company C, 49th Pennsylvania Infantry. On 15 Jul 1865, he was discharged in Pennsylvania (Home for Disabled Soldiers Admissions).
Spencer G. Yeager (B: ~1841, Pennsylvania; D: 16 May 1921) passed away at the National Soldiers' Home in Elizabeth City County, Virginia (Death Certificate).
Spencer G. Yeager (D: 16 May 1921) was buried in the Hampton National Cemetery, Hampton, Virginia; Plot: 8970B. He had served with Companies C & F, 49th Pennsylvania Infantry (Record of Interment).
In 1870, Madison, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania; Spencer Yeager was enumerated with his father Peter Yeager and brother John Yeager (1870 Census).
In 1880, Bell Plaine, Shawano County, Wisconsin; laborer Spencer Yeager and his wife Lydia were enumerated with children: Johnny, Ella, Charlie, and Alice Yeager (1880 Census).
On 10 June 1881, Nebraska; Spencer G. Yeager filed for his military pension. He had served with Companies C & F, 49th Pennsylvania Infantry and with Company B, 8th Pennsylvania Infantry (Military Pensions).
In 1910, Belle Plaine, Shawano County, Wisconsin; widowed Spencer Yeager (B: ~1842, Pennsylvania) was enumerated as a farmer (1910 Census).
In 1920, Saint Cloud, Osceola County, Florida; Spencer G. Yeager (B: ~1842, Pennsylvania) was enumerated as a widow (1920 Census).
On 4 Feb 1921, Hampton, Virginia; Spencer G. Yeager (B: ~1841, Pennsylvania; D: 16 May 1931) was admitted to the Southern Branch Home for Disabled Soldiers. He was described as 5' 8", light complexion, gray hair, gray eyes, Protestant, widowed, and a farmer. Next of kin was recorded as his brother Charles Yeager of Moscow, Pennsylvania. On 25 Sep 1861, Pennsylvania; Spencer had enlisted with Company C, 49th Pennsylvania Infantry. On 15 Jul 1865, he was discharged in Pennsylvania (Home for Disabled Soldiers Admissions).
Spencer G. Yeager (B: ~1841, Pennsylvania; D: 16 May 1921) passed away at the National Soldiers' Home in Elizabeth City County, Virginia (Death Certificate).
Spencer G. Yeager (D: 16 May 1921) was buried in the Hampton National Cemetery, Hampton, Virginia; Plot: 8970B. He had served with Companies C & F, 49th Pennsylvania Infantry (Record of Interment).
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