Josephine Miller Slyder

That is an interesting article! Josephine showed a deep compassion for her fellow citizens and soldiers even at her own peril. Reminds me of the Jennie Wade story, but with a happier ending. I wonder how many of today's "Me Generation" would show the fortitude and risk all to help their fellow man!
 
Link to Josephine Slyder on Find A Grave. Photo below shows her and the stove mentioned in the OP article at the 1886 dedication. Another photo shows her witht he veterans in front of the monument.
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=65185928

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That's an excellent story and I've very glad the photo survives. Thanks for posting this.
 
Thanks for the story and the link. I have seen that photo before, but not in context, or who it was. I always thought it was cute: a woman and her stove.
 

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