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During
last summer’s walk to the Henry Spangler farm, I didn’t
notice that if I would’ve continued on this path I could have walked all the
way to Emmitsburg Road (not that I was inclined to do so, considering the
humidity and the generous helping of horse “waste” we’d already encountered).
The Daniel Klingel farm, located across that aforementioned road, can be seen
here in the center right distance. The Spangler farmhouse is at left just out
of view.
**HONORED TODAY**
PVT. DAVID HANER
Born March 16, 1843 ---
Died July 01, 1863 at age 20
Co. G, 134TH
New York Infantry
Pvt.
Haner enlisted in August 1862 and was a mechanic in civilian life. He rests in
Gettysburg’s Soldiers’ National Cemetery.
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