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Howard (1907) I, Roll of Honor, pp. 731–735 (the Ullery heading at p. 733)
Three soldiers sleep in the Brethren ground, and the county history names them. Howard's Roll of Honor — a burial roll, soldiers of all wars interred in county cemeteries, arranged by cemetery — prints under the Ullery Cemetery heading, in the "War of the Rebellion" sequence, three names: Asa Jones, Henry Wagner, and Albert Steinbeck. Howard gives no unit, rank, or fate for any of the three in that list, and no other carrier reached supplies one; Terrell's rosters, searched by name, are the settler (G-WAR-2). Steinbeck carries a seam the book itself makes, printed whole and unmerged (C50): Howard names an Albert Steinbeck among the county's Mexican War residents (p. 716), again in the Mexican War burial list (p. 732), and again here, at Ullery, under the War of the Rebellion (p. 733) — a Mexican War veteran's burial listed among the Rebellion burials, or a second service, or a compiler's error; the book does not explain, and this build does not resolve it. Under the claim rule that governs this build, the three names need no fate to be claimed: they rest in the ground at the town's edge, and the ground claims them — Jones, Wagner, and Steinbeck, soldiers, of the Ullery Cemetery.