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Sgt Charles Thompson Rader

Birth	:	30 Mar 1843 Jonesboro, Grant County, Indiana, USA
Death	:	11 Aug 1915 Helena, Lewis and Clark County, Montana, USA
Burial	:	Oroville Riverview Cemetery, Oroville, Okanogan County, USA
Coordinate	:	48.9202700, -119.4458500
Inscription	:	SERGT CO F 4E IND INF
Description	:	~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Co. F 43rd Indiana infantry ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ * Info from Cara * The Spokesman-Review, Spokane, WA, 17 Aug 1915 White Sulphur Springs, Mont.--Charles T. Rader of White Sulphur Springs, a Montana pioneer and wealthy stockman, died in Helena Aug. 11. Mr. Rader was a civil war veteran and a Meagher county cattleman and rancher, having been in the latter business in the state since 1870. He leaves eight children, all residents of Montana except one. He was 71 years of age. Progressive Men of Montana,' 1901, A. W. Bowen & Co.,... Read More	~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Co. F 43rd Indiana infantry ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ * Info from Cara * The Spokesman-Review, Spokane, WA, 17 Aug 1915 White Sulphur Springs, Mont.--Charles T. Rader of White Sulphur Springs, a Montana pioneer and wealthy stockman, died in Helena Aug. 11. Mr. Rader was a civil war veteran and a Meagher county cattleman and rancher, having been in the latter business in the state since 1870. He leaves eight children, all residents of Montana except one. He was 71 years of age. Progressive Men of Montana,' 1901, A. W. Bowen & Co., pages 1419-20 (edited): Charles T. Rader. -- He was born March 30, 1844, at Jonesboro, Ind., the son of Silas G. and Keziah (Jenson) Rader, the former a native of Virginia and the latter of Indiana. Charles grew up and was educated in his native place, and during the first year of the Civil war enlisted in Company F, Forty-third Indiana Volunteer Infantry. His term began on October 12, 1861, and after spending three months at Terre Haute, where the company was mustered into service, it was sent to Calhoun, Ky., later to Fort Donelson and afterward down the Mississippi to the bank opposite Island No. 10. From there the command was sent to Cairo, thence to Point Commerce, and on to New Madrid, where it took part in the siege. When the Confederates evacuated that place these troops were ordered down the river to Osceola, and from there to Fort Pillow, where they were engaged as sharpshooters to protect the mortar boats. After sixty days bombarding the fort, the Confederates evacuated and the 43rd Indiana was sent to Memphis, Tenn., and were in the thick of the fight there. From there they were ordered to Helena, Ark., and garrisoned the town for nine months, then transferred to Duval's Bluff, and then to Little Rock. When Vicksburg fell, they fought against fearful odds at Helena, Ark., having about 3,500 troops against 10,000 Confederates, but held the post. They continued in a number of serious engagements and were ordered back to Pine Bluff. At Mark's Mill they were attacked, and although Mr. Rader escaped, most of the regiment was taken prisoner and removed to captivity at Tyler, Tex. From Pine Bluff Mr. Rader and his companions were taken to Little Rock and organized into a new company, and then sent to Indianapolis, Ind., where his regiment, which was soon after exchanged, joined them and they were kept guarding prisoners until the close of the war. Mr. Rader was honorably discharged from the service April 17, 1865, at Indianapolis, coming out as a sergeant. He remained at home until January, 1866, when he enlisted in the regular army, and wintered with his regiment at St. Louis, Mo. In April, 1866, he was transferred to Fort Leavenworth, Kan., and after a few weeks spent there was sent to Salt Lake City, where he remained until 1870, doing garrison duty. They had numerous skirmishes with the Indians while crossing the plains, but no very serious trouble. At the end of his term he was honorably discharged as a sergeant, and two months later re-enlisted, this time in the Thirty-sixth Infantry. He left Salt Lake April 25, 1870, for Camp Baker, now Fort Logan, serving as quartermaster sergeant until he was again mustered out at the end of a three-years term. When he left the army Mr. Rader took up his present ranch, which adjoins the reservation, and began raising cattle, horses and sheep. He was married March 14, 1869, to Miss Josephine Johnston, a native of Denmark. They have eight children: Mrs. Henrietta Paul; Mrs. Keziah Bonesteele; Mrs. Laura B. Seebohm; Charles R., Josephine, Lester, Wilbur H. and Bessie. Contributor: RunninonMT (49509864)

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Where is Sgt Charles Thompson Rader's memorial?
Sgt Charles Thompson Rader's memorial is located at: Oroville Riverview Cemetery, Oroville, Okanogan County, USA.
When did Sgt Charles Thompson Rader death?
Sgt Charles Thompson Rader death on 11 Aug 1915 in Helena, Lewis and Clark County, Montana, USA
Where are the coordinates of the Sgt Charles Thompson Rader's memorial?
Latitude: 48.9202700
Longitude: -119.4458500

Family Members:

Parent

Spouse

Josephine J. Johnson Rader

(1853 - 1927)

Siblings

William Arthur Rader

(1852 - 1893)

Richard Douglas Rader

(1861 - 1951)

Children

Henrietta Rader Sarter

(1870 - 1967)

Keziah M Rader Bonesteele

(1872 - 1967)

Josephine H. Rader Scott

(1883 - 1977)

Lester Clinton Rader

(1886 - 1972)

Wilbur Harrison Rader

(1889 - 1959)

Bessie Rader Gillogly

(1892 - 1976)

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Nearby Cemetories:

1. Oroville Riverview Cemetery
Oroville, Okanogan County, USA
Coordinate: 48.9202700, -119.4458500

2. Old Riverview Cemetery
Oroville, Okanogan County, USA
Coordinate: 48.9177800, -119.4466700

3. Old Oroville Cemetery
Okanogan County, USA
Coordinate: 48.8913360, -119.4456230

4. Golden Cemetery
Okanogan County, USA
Coordinate: 48.9014015, -119.5203018

5. Mountain View Memorial Cemetery
Ellisforde, Okanogan County, USA
Coordinate: 48.8328300, -119.4011300

6. Ellisforde Mission Cemetery
Ellisforde, Okanogan County, USA
Coordinate: 48.7908300, -119.3972300

7. Mountain View Cemetery
Loomis, Okanogan County, USA
Coordinate: 48.8152700, -119.6100100

8. Osoyoos Lakeview Cemetery
Osoyoos, Okanagan-Similkameen Regional District, Canada
Coordinate: 49.0638600, -119.5185500

9. Little Chopaka Cemetery
Okanogan County, USA
Coordinate: 48.8272200, -119.6430600

10. Molson Cemetery
Molson, Okanogan County, USA
Coordinate: 48.9657000, -119.2105000

11. Sidley-Lawless Cemetery
Sidley, Kootenay Boundary Regional District, Canada
Coordinate: 49.0153330, -119.2234330

12. Immanuel Lutheran Cemetery
Havillah, Okanogan County, USA
Coordinate: 48.8305500, -119.2033500

13. Kipling Cemetery
Okanogan County, USA
Coordinate: 48.9080500, -119.1652900

14. Tonasket Cemetery
Tonasket, Okanogan County, USA
Coordinate: 48.7284400, -119.4328200

15. Valley Congregational Church Memorial Rose Garden
Oliver, Okanagan-Similkameen Regional District, Canada
Coordinate: 49.1169070, -119.5575920

16. Bridesville Cemetery
Bridesville, Kootenay Boundary Regional District, Canada
Coordinate: 49.0370800, -119.1372300

17. Chesaw Cemetery
Okanogan County, USA
Coordinate: 48.9299900, -119.0541800

18. Oliver Cemetery
Oliver, Okanagan-Similkameen Regional District, Canada
Coordinate: 49.1767600, -119.5697000

19. Fairview Cemetery
Fairview, Okanagan-Similkameen Regional District, Canada
Coordinate: 49.1742600, -119.5998800

20. Thorp Cemetery
Chesaw, Okanogan County, USA
Coordinate: 48.9549900, -119.0316700

21. Anglin Cemetery
Okanogan County, USA
Coordinate: 48.6627700, -119.2783400

22. Phillip Raux Gravesite
Riverside, Okanogan County, USA
Coordinate: 48.6271800, -119.3308500

23. Wauconda Cemetery
Wauconda, Okanogan County, USA
Coordinate: 48.7408300, -119.0597300

24. Pine Creek Cemetery
Tonasket, Okanogan County, USA
Coordinate: 48.6330560, -119.6502780