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     William Gideon Crigler was born in 1841 at Virginia.¹ He married Mary C. (?) circa 1873 at Virginia.² William and Mary Crigler appeared on the census of 12 June 1900 in Jefferson, Culpeper County, Virginia.² A widdower, William appeared on the census of 29 April 1910 in Jefferson.³ William was listed in the census of his son and daughter-in-law, Hugh Davidson Crigler and Sarah Katherine Armstrong, on 23 January 1920 at Jefferson, Culpeper County, Virginia.¹

     William Cannon was born in 1841 at Pennsylvania.¹ He was the son of James Cannon and Lucinda Rich.¹ William Cannon was listed in the census of James Cannon and Lucinda Rich on 15 August 1850 at Spring Hill, Fayette County, Pennsylvania.¹ William Cannon was included in the census of James Cannon and Lucinda Rich on 30 August 1860 at Springhill, Pennsylvania.² William Cannon married Nancy M (?) circa 1865 at Fayette County, Pennsylvania.³ William and N M Cannon appeared on the census of 28 June 1870 in Nicholson, Pennsylvania.³ William Cannon and Nancy M (?) appeared on the census of 2 June 1880 in Nicholson, Pennsylvania.⁴

     Thomas Darby was born in 1841 at New York.¹ He was the son of Edward Darby and Harriet A. Wells.¹ Thomas Darby was recorded in census of Edward Darby and Harriet A. Wells on 8 April 1860 at Vernon, Lake County, Illinois.¹ Thomas Darby appeared on the census of 11 August 1870 in Vernon, Lake County, Illinois.² He married Anna B (?) circa 1873.³ Thomas Darby and Anna B (?) appeared on the census of 11 June 1880 in Vernon, Lake County, Illinois.³

     Charles S. Wing was born in 1841 at Connecticut.¹ He was the son of Ebinezer Wing and Elizabeth Reed.² Charles S. Wing married Julia (--?--), daughter of Samuel Chadbourne and Sophornia (?), circa 1861.³ Charles and Julia Wing appeared on the census of 17 July 1870 in Derby, New Haven County, Connecticut.³ Charles and Julia also appeared on the census of 6 June 1880 in Norwalk, Faifield County, Connecticut.⁴ They appeared on the census of 11 June 1900 in Brooklyn, Kings County, New York.⁵ They also appeared on the census of 20 April 1910 in Brooklyn, New York; On this census Julia reported as having had 5 children of which only 2 were still living.⁶ Charles S. Wing died on 24 January 1911 at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York.²

     Joseph Noblet was born in 1841 at Michigan.¹ He married Laura McRoberts, daughter of Alexander McRoberts and Lilitha (?), circa 1872.¹ Joseph Noblet and Laura McRoberts appeared on the census of 7 June 1880.¹ Joseph Noblet and Laura McRoberts appeared on the census of 21 June 1900 in Graham, Nodaway County, Missouri.²

     Oliver P(arks) Steele was born in 1841 at Kentucky.¹ He was the son of Robert Parker Steele and Margaret Stansberry.¹ Oliver P(arks) Steele was included in the census of Robert Parker Steele and Margaret Stansberry on 21 August 1850 at District 2, Whitley County, Kentucky.³ Oliver P(arks) Steele was recorded in the census of Robert Parker Steele and Margaret Stansberry on 13 July 1860 at Whitley, Whitley County, Kentucky.⁴ Oliver P(arks) Steele began military service on 1 September 1862 at Williamsburg, Kentucky; Mustered in at Manchester, Ky.⁵ He ended military service on 28 January 1863 at Kentucky; "Diserted Jan 28, 1863. Residence, Pulaski Co, Ky.⁵ He ended military service on 5 October 1864 at Louisville, Kentucky; Mustered out? He married Mary Elizabeth "Lizzie" Whited/Whitehead circa 1868 at Kentucky.⁶ Oliver P(arks) Steele appeared on the census of 16 August 1870 in Mount Vernon P.O., Rockcastle County, Kentucky.⁶ He died on 17 April 1872 at Rockcastle County, Kentucky.²

     Louisa Gibbon was born in 1841 at Wales.^2,3 She was the daughter of David Gibbon and Sarah Llewellyn.^3,4 Louisa Gibbon married Frederick Bradford Wilmer, son of David Wilmer and Isabella (?), in 1862 at York, York, England.³ Louisa Gibbon and Frederick Bradford Wilmer appeared on the census of 2 April 1871 in Trostrey, Monmouthshire, Wales.⁵ Louisa Gibbon and Frederick Bradford Wilmer appeared on the census of 3 April 1881 in Aberdare, Glamorgan, Wales; This census included nother in law Sarah Llewellyn not Gibbon. Was she married to a Llewellyn after Daveid Gibbon? Was she going by her maiden name Llyellyn? Or was Louisa married to a Gibbon before she married Frederick?⁴ Frederick and Louisa appeared on the census of 5 April 1891 in Narborough, Leicestershire, England.⁶ Louisa Gibbon and Frederick Bradford Wilmer appeared on the census of 21 March 1901 in Narborough, Leicestershire, England.⁷

     Lewis Stewart was born in 1841 at Iowa.¹ He married Julia (?) circa 1861 at Missouri.¹ Lewis Stewart appeared on the census of 4 June 1880 in Blue, Jackson County, Missouri.¹ He Was next door neibor James Polk Stewart related in com way?¹

     Mary Ann Easton was born in 1841 at Crosby, Lincolnshire, England.² She was the daughter of John Easton and Ellen Westfield.² Mary Ann Easton married John Wattam, son of Willaim Wattam and Mary (?), between 1 October 1859 and 31 December 1859 at Glandford Brigg, Lincolnshire, England.¹ John and Mary Whatson(Wattan) appeared inon on the census of her parents, John and Mary Ellen Eatonth, of 7 April 1861 in Ashby, Crosby, Lincolnshire, England. John and Mary appeared on the census of 2 April 1871 in Ashby, Winnterton, Lincoolnshire, England.³ Mary Ann Easton died in January 1876 at Glandford Brigg, Lincolnshire, England.^2,4

     Jane Pedley was born in 1841 at March, Cambridgeshire, England. She was the daughter of John Pedley.² Working as a servent (Maid), Jane Pedley appeared on the census of Hotel Keeper, Ambrose Grounds, of 7 April 1861 in March, Cambridgeshire, England.³ She married Henry Dickerson, son of Richard Dickerson and Mary (?), on 9 February 1864 at St Thomas, Ardwick, Lancashire, England; Fathers: Richard Dickerson and John Pedley.^4,2 Jane Pedley and Henry Dickerson appeared on the census of 2 April 1871 in Bedlam, March, North Witchford, Cambridgeshire, England.⁵ Farming 100 acres, a widowed Jane Pedley Dickerson appeared on the census of 3 April 1881 in Bedlam Farms, March, North Witchford, Cambridgeshire.⁶

     Jane May was born in January 1841 at England.³ She married James Higgins circa 1865.⁴ Jane May immigrated on 12 November 1886 to New York, New York; Vessel "Berlin."⁵ She and James Higgins appeared on the census of 22 June 1900 in Placerville, El Dorado County, California.⁴ Jane May appeared on the census of 27 April 1910 in Placerville, El Dorado County, California.⁶

     Henry C. Honeck was born in January 1841 at Germany.² He died circa 1911 at Fort Wayne, Indiana; From Henry's Obit: "Henry C. Honeck, aged 71 years, a resident of Fort Wayne for the past ?-six years, and i veteran Fort Wayne carpentor, who for many years had charge of all building construction wor at the Brass Foundry & Machine company, died at 3:15 o'clock Monday morning, at the home of his daughter Mrs. Otto Albrecht......Mr. Honeck was born in Germany and direcly came to Fort Wayne in 1861.....the wife of the deceased proceeded him in death five years ago.........Surviving relatives include the following six children: Henry F. Honeck of Fort Wayne; William C. Honeck, of Grand Rapids Mich., Otto H. Honeck and mrs Otto Albrecht, of this city; and Mrs. Oswald Stahn, of Indianapolis. There are also four gandchildren and one great-grandchild."³

     "Mr. Renick was reared to young manhood in Lafayette County and early heeded the call for men to push farther ahead of the borders of civilization. The life of a freighter appealed to him and he made several trips across the plains with freighting outfits, to Denver and other western points. During the Civil War, he was engaged as government freighter and assisted in hauling supplies to the western forts. He returned to his home in Missouri in 1867 and settled down to a peaceful occupation of farmer."¹ Columbus Renick was born on 15 January 1841 at Lafayette County, Missouri.¹ He was the son of William H. Renick and Sarah "Sallie" Ann Ewing.¹ Columbus Renick was included in the census of his parents, William H. Renick and Sarah "Sallie" Ann Ewing, on 21 November 1850 at Clay, Lafayette County, Missouri.² He was also included in the census of parents on 23 August 1860 at Clay, Lafayette County, Missouri.³ Columbus Renick married Nancy Clarinda Pallette, daughter of Abraham Crockett Pallette and Martha B. "Mattie" Dickerson, on 30 March 1869 at Jackson County, Missouri.^1,4,5 Columbus Renick and Nancy Clarinda Pallette appeared on the census of 26 August 1870 in Sniabar, Jackson County, Missouri.⁶ Columbus Renick and Nancy Clarinda Pallette appeared on the census of 28 June 1880 in Sniabar, Jackson County, Missouri.⁷ Columbus Renick and Nancy Clarinda Pallette appeared on the census of 8 June 1900 in Sni-A-Bar, Jackson County, Missouri.⁸ Columbus Renick died on 29 July 1918 at Oak Grove, Jackson County, Missouri, at age 77; Died at home.¹

     Johanna Herren was born on 6 February 1841 at Oldenburg, Hanover, Germany.¹ She was the daughter of Johann Frederick Herren and Anna Bruns.¹ Johanna Herren was recorded in the census of Johann Frederick Herren and Anna Bruns on 28 June 1860 at West Bend, Washington County, Wisconsin.² Johanna Herren married August A. Fromann in 1862 at Wisconsin.³ Johanna Herren and August A. Fromann appeared on the census of 8 August 1870 in Scott, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin.⁴ Johanna Herren and August A. Fromann appeared on the census of 15 June 1880 in Scott, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin.³ Johanna Herren and August A. Fromann appeared on the census of 22 June 1900 in Elk Point, Union County, South Dakota; This census included Roy H. and Ray E. Steiber, adopted sons born in july of 1895.⁵

     August M Harra was born in March 1841 at Germany.¹ He immigrated from Germany circa 1844 to the United States.¹ He married Henrietta T (?) circa 1865.¹ August M Harra and Henrietta T (?) appeared on the census of 9 August 1900 in Buckner Village, Ft. Osage, Jackson County, Missouri.¹

     David Ezekiel Whiteaker was born on 3 March 1841 at Illinois.^2,3 He began military service on 16 February 1864 at Beetown, Grant County, Wisconsin; Volunteered for dervice as a private in D Company, 35 Wisconsin Infantry.⁴ He mustered out of military service on 6 June 1865 at Madison, Wisconin.⁴ He married Mary Jane Mitchell, daughter of John Ricks Peterman and Eliza Jane Reynolds, on 12 September 1884 at California.^1,5 David Ezekiel Whiteaker and Mary J Peterman were divorced before 1897 at San Joaquin County, California.⁶ David listed himself as a divorced pensioner when he appeared living with Barry M. Bainbridge on the census of 30 April 1910 in Castoria, San Joaquin County, California.⁶ David Ezekiel Whiteaker Registered at the Sawtelle National Home with the fallowing disabilities: Defective Vision and Hearin, Varicose viens left leg, Old Cerebal Hemorage Hage? with resulting right Hemiplegia Nutval? Insuffeciancey? In 1913 at Sawtelle, California.⁴ He died on 22 December 1914 at Yountville, Napa County, California, at age 73.³

     Siri Gudbrandsdatter Hagen was born on 5 March 1841 at Hadeland, Oppland, Norway.¹ She was the daughter of Ellena Ammonson.² Siri married Christian Jacobson, son of (?) Jacobson, on 31 March 1861 at Gran, Oppland, Norway.¹ Christian and Siri appeared in the United States on the census of 30 June 1870 in Riceland, Freeborn County, Minnesota; This census included Jacob Jacobson, age 29 (brother?) and Aimie Nelson, age 73 (?)³ Christian and Siri also appeared on the State Census of 1875 in Riceland, Freeborn County, Minnesota.⁴ They appeared on the census of 9 June 1880 in Riceland; This census included Ellena Ammonson, age 76, Mother-in-law.² Siri died on 16 March 1896 at Riceland, Freeborn County, Minnesota, at age 55.¹

     Henry Thomas Spooner was born on 13 March 1841 at New York.^1,2 He was the son of Henry Pierson Spooner and Emma Brittain.¹ Henry Thomas Spooner was included in the at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, state census of Henry Pierson Spooner and Emma Brittain on 12 June 1855.³ Henry Thomas Spooner married Florence (?) circa 1870 at New York.⁴ Henry Thomas Spooner and Florence (?) appeared on the census of 14 July 1870 in Ward 4, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachuetts.⁴ Henry Thomas Spooner and Florence (?) appeared on the census of 1 June 1880 in District 644, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.⁵ Henry Thomas Spooner was included in the census of Henry Pierson Spooner and Emma Brittain on 14 June 1880 at District 56, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York.⁶

     Theopilius/Thompson/Thomas Maggard was born in April 1841 at Missouri.^1,3 He was the son of William Maggard and Martha "Patsy" Kimbrough.¹ Theopilius/Thompson/Thomas Maggard was included in the census of William Maggard and Martha "Patsy" Kimbrough on 29 November 1850 at Salt River, Randolph County, Missouri.¹ Thompson was included in the census of widoed mother Martha on 1 September 1860 at Sugar Creek, Randolph County, Missouri.⁴ Theopilius/Thompson/Thomas Maggard married Mary R. Todd, daughter of Manerva (?), circa 1866 at Missouri.² Theopilius/Thompson/Thomas Maggard was included in the census of his mother on 15 July 1870 at Jackson, Randolph County, Missouri.² Mary and Thomas Maggard appeared on the census of 13 June 1900 in Jackson, Ranollph County, Missouri.³

     Lucy Ann Luttrell was born on 13 April 1841 at Culpeper County, Virginia.^1,5 She was the daughter of Richard Luttrell and Mary/Maria Elizabeth Bywaters.⁴ Lucy Ann Luttrell was included in the census of Richard Luttrell and Mary/Maria Elizabeth Bywaters on 28 October 1850 at Not Stated, Culpeper County, Virginia.⁶ Lucy Ann Luttrell married William Doyle, son of George Doyle and Mary Ellen Button, on 7 July 1859 at Virginia.^1,5 Lucy Ann Luttrell and William Doyle appeared on the census of 28 June 1860 in Northern Diviaison, Culpeper County, Virginia.¹ Lucy Ann Luttrell died on 15 November 1863 at Culpeper County, Virginia, at age 22.⁵

     William Spray/Sprey was also known as Wilhelm Friedrich Spreen.⁴ He was born on 14 April 1841 at Prussia, Germany.^1,4 He was the son of Christian Spreen/Sprey and Margaret (?)^2,3 William Sprey was included on the passenger list of his parents, Christian and Margaret Speen (Sprey) on 30 December 1846 at New Orleans, Louisiana.⁵ William Spray/Sprey was included in the census of his parents, Christian and Margaret Spey, on 18 June 1860 at Brownstown, Jackson County, Indiana.³ He married Caroline Welmer, daughter of Albert Eberhard Heinrich Welmer and Maria Wilhelmine Kreinhagen, circa 1870 at Indiana.^1,4

     Margaret S. Smith was born on 17 April 1841 at Eastville, Northampton County, Virginia.¹ She was the daughter of Dr William Gilmor Smith and Elizabeth Upsbur Bowdoin.² Margaret S. Smith was included in the census of her parente, Elizabeth Upsbur Bowdoin and Dr William Gilmor Smith, on 17 August 1850 at Northampton, Northampton County, Virginia.³ Margarent was again iincluded in the census of her parents on 28 June 1860 at Eastville P.O., Northampton County, Virginia.⁴ She was also included in the census of her parents, Elizabeth Upsbur Bowdoin and Dr William Gilmor Smith, in July 1870 at Eastville, Virginia.⁵ Margaret S. Smith married James Brown Craighill, son of William Nathaniel Craighill and Sarah Elizabeth Brown, circa 1873.^1,6 Margaret S. Smith and James Brown Craighill appeared on the census of 12 June 1880 in Suffolk, Nansemond County, Virginia.⁶ James and Margaret appeared on the census of 12 June 1900 in Spauldings, Prince George County, Maryland.⁷ James and Margaret also appeared on the census of 18 April 1910 in Washington, D. C..⁸ Margaret S. Smith died on 2 December 1926 at Washington, D. C., at age 85.¹

     Jane Pedley was born on 25 April 1841 at March, Cambridgeshire, England.^1,2 She was the daughter of Thomas Pedley and Ann (?)² Jane Pedley Wis included on the census of her parents, Thomas and Ann Pedley, of 6 June 1841 in Coveney, Wisthford (North), Cambridgeshire, England.³ She was christened on 20 February 1842 at Manea, Cambridgeshire, England.² Working as a House Maid, Jane Pedley appeared on the census of the Griffin Hotel of 7 April 1861 in Hotel Griffin, March, Cambridgeshire, England.⁴

     Dr John Stamer was born in May 1841 at Kentucky.^1,2 He married Ursula Steele, daughter of Alexander Pleasant Steele and Sarah B. Dickerson, before 1866 at Jackson County, Missouri.^3,2 Dr John Stamer was also known as Steers. He and Ursula Steele appeared on the census of 22 June 1880 in Sinabar, Jackson County, Missouri.³ Dr John Stamer and Ursula Steele appeared on the census of 1 June 1900 in Sni-A-Bar, Jackson County, Missouri.²

     Elizabeth Tschimperle was also known as Maria Isabelle Elizabeth Tschimperly. She was also known as Elizabeth Chimperl ?^2,3 She was born on 15 May 1841 at Alpthahl, Switzerland.^3,4 She married George Gnaden/Graden/Greaden before 1866 at Minnesota.^5,1 Elizabeth Tschimperle and George Gnaden/Graden/Greaden appeared on the census of 30 July 1870 in Waconia, Carver County, Minnesota.⁶ Elizabeth Tschimperle married Nicholas Bach on 9 September 1873 at St. Cloud, Minnesota.^3,7,8,5 Elizabeth Tschimperle and Nicholas Bach appeared on the census of 1 May 1875 in Oak, Stearns County, Minnesota.⁷ They appeared on the census of 30 June 1880 in Rye, Grand Forks County, Dakota Territory.⁵ Elizabeth Tschimperle and Nicholas Bach appeared on the census of 1 May 1885 in Avon, Stearns County, Minnesota.⁹ Elizabeth was recorded in the census of her daughter and son-in-law, Cornelius Wurschmidt and Katherine "Kate" Bach, on 16 April 1910 at East Grand Forks, Polk County, Minnesota.³ Elizabeth Tschimperle died on 28 December 1910 at Winona, Minnesota, at age 69.⁴ She witnessed the note of Nicholas Bach;

From Wurschmidt/Bach family history.

This is a brief summary of Katherine Wurschmidt's father, as told to David Wurschmidt by Henry Bach on one of his visits to Chico(CA). Editing and correcting done by Christine Wurschmidt Licker, 6 Jul 2009. Corrections will be marked by an asterisk (*).

Nicholas Bach was born in Grosslangenfeld*, Rhineland Germany, on 20 August 1820. He was one of several children of Nicholas Bach and Elizabeth Cremer* of Grosslangenfeld. His parents are buried there. Nick had a brother,Bernard, who also came to the U.S.,married Lucy Keppers and settled in Stearns Co. Minnesota.* In 1853 he married a Miss Lewis (Elizabeth Lowen or Louen*) in Grosslangenfeld. Their first son, Michael, was born at Leutzkampen in the Eifel region of Rhineland, Germany, 22 Feb 1855. Sometime after Michael's birth, they left Germany and set out for America. They settled in Racine, Wisconsin. Here Nick worked at common labor. They must have been thrifty, because by the spring of 1857 he had acquired a team of oxen. Their second son, Peter was born during this time, in 1856 or 1857.

They departed for Minnesota where they squatted on 160 acres in the St. Cloud/Avon region of Stearns Co*. Squatting on unoccupied land was customary because no surveying had yet been done. Nick cleared a few acres of the land and built a cabin to live in and then with his team of oxen and a covered wagon engaged in hauling freight: probably for the Hudson Bay Company. His farm was located on the main road from St. Paul to Georgetown,MN which was the southernmost outpost of the Hudson Bay Company. In the spring, after hay for the stock was planted, he would set out for St. Paul, a distance of 50 miles, and load up for the trip north. Then, together with a caravan of freight wagons, escorted by a company of U.S. Cavalry soldiers, the procession would proceed past his home and on to Georgetown on the Red River in Minnesota. There were as yet no boats hauling freight on the Red River. These trips kept him away from his family for at least three months at a time. During this period, three more children were born to Nick and Elizabeth: Bernard (Barney), Margarite (Maggie) and Mattias (Mat).

About 1870 the Catholic Church obtained a grant for the land he was on in order to build a college. They offered him 160 acres in exchange, located at the town of New Munich (Stearns Co), which he accepted. [Note: I have been in contact with the archivist at what is now called Saint John's University. Apparently no records remain which would confirm or deny this story, but more research should be done through the Stearns County property rolls.] The family moved to the new location, but in 1871 his wife, (the first Elizabeth), died leaving him with 5 children.

Two years later, in 1873, he married a young widow with three daughters whose names were Louisa, Marie and Minnie (Philomine) Gnaden. His new wife, was Elizabeth Gnaden*. She was born in Alpthal* Switzerland, and her family name was Tschimperle*. She came with her parents to St. Paul, Minnesota along with two sisters and two brothers. Her siblings were Frank, August, Caroline and Philomine.

Caroline was married to Joseph Kaley, also from Switzerland. They lived in Lake Minnetonka (Carver Co?). They had 11 children by 1880, when they lived in Laketown Minnesota.

Philomine was married to Charles Finken--born Switzerland, 1850. They lived in Oak Township, Stearns Co, MN. In 1880 they had 4 sons and 2 daughters.

Elizabeth Tschimperle's first husband was a Mr.Gnaden, who had been a brewer, or possibly a builder of breweries. He died young, in 1870, leaving his wife with three daughters. Three years later she met and married Nicholas Bach. She said she "jumped out of the frying pan and into the fire." Their children are: Henry Bach b. New Munich 18 Aug 1876; Elizabeth (Lizzie) b. North Dakota Terr. 1878; and Katherine (Grandma Kate) b. Grand Forks, North Dakota Terr. 27 Sep 1880. The family moved to Grand Forks N.D. in 1877. Henry married Rose Catini and moved to a homestead in New Berg N.D. in 1903. Henry's childen: Roy, Walter, Liman(?-not legible), Marie, Arnold and Lloyd. Lizzie was married and spent her life in Canada-possibly Manitoba. Katherine married Cornelius Wurschmidt and had the following children: Leopold Cornelius, 13 Dec 1900; William David, 15 Nov 1903; Melwyn Henry, 28 Sep 1911; Conrad Vernon, 8 Nov 1913; Ione Louise, 16 Jun 1915; Gervis Neal, 20 Jan 1922.¹

     Isaiah F Lydick was also known as Js F.³ He was born on 11 June 1841 at Alexander, Washington County, Maine.^2,5 He was the son of James Godfrey Lydick and Elizabeth Noddin.⁴ Isaiah F Lydick was included in the census of his parents, James Godfrey Lydick and Elizabeth Noddin, on 29 August 1850 at Alexander, Washington County, Maine.⁴ Isaiah F Lydick was included in the census of James Godfrey Lydick and Elizabeth Noddin on 19 June 1860 at Crawford, Washington County, Maine.⁶ Isaiah F Lydick was in June 1863 at Crawford, Maine; Registered for the Civil War Draft for the 5th Congresional District.⁷ He married Lucy R Dwelley, daughter of Jedediah Dwelley and Caroline C. Stephenson, after 2 July 1870 at Maine.^8,2,9 Isaah was included in the census of his brother and sister-in-law, Godfrey and Sarah Lydick, James Godfrey Lydick on 20 July 1870 at Crawford, Washington County, Maine.⁹ Js and Lucy Lydick appeared on the census of 16 June 1880 in Big River, Mendocino County, California.² Isaiah F Lydick died before 1900.⁸

     Stiles Mortimer West Vet. 5 Iowa Cav. He was born on 21 June 1841 at New York.^1,3,2 He was the son of David M West and Angeline Pease.² Stiles Mortimer West was recorded in the census of David M West and Angeline Pease on 28 July 1850 at Rutland, Dane County, Wisconsin.⁴ Stiles Mortimer West was recorded in the census of David M West on 14 July 1860 at Jackson, Jackson County, Minnesota.⁵ Stiles Mortimer West began military service on 1 November 1862 at Iowa; Enlisted as A Sargent Major at age of 22, Company S, 5th Calvary Regiment, Iowa.^6,7 He ended military service on 3 January 1865; Regimental History
Fifth Cavalry IOWA
(3 YEARS)
Fifth Cavalry. Cols., William W. Lowe, John M. Young, Lieut.Cols., Matthewson T. Patrick, Harlan Baird, Erastus G.
McNeely; Majs., Carl S. Boernstein, William Kelsay, Alfred B. Brackett, Harlan Baird, John M. Young. Jeremiah C. Wilcox, Charles A. B. Langdon, J. M. Limbocker, William C. McBeath. The 5th cavalry was composed of companies from different states and can scarcely be called an Iowa regiment. It was originally known as the "Curtis Horse," organized by order of Gen. Fremont. Before the close of the war there were consolidated with it two companies of the 5th IA infantry, the fragments that were left of that regiment after a glorious career. Nebraska, Minnesota, Iowa and Missouri all had companies in the regiment, and its colonel, W. W. Lowe, was a captain of the regular army.

It did not get to the front till near the spring of 1862 and even then was kept for a whole year in the neighborhood ofForts Henry and Heiman, Tenn. Much guard duty, reconnoitering and scouting were done during the spring and summer. In one of the forays, made in May by a part of the command to the little town of Paris, it was surprised and half the men present were killed, wounded or captured. In June, the regiment by order, gave up its title of the "Curtis Horse," and from then on was designated as the 5th IA cavalry.

Late the following August Fort Donelson was attacked by 800 Confederate cavalry and infantry, but they were repulsed. The 5th pursued and had a spirited fight with them at Cumberland iron works. The autumn was spent at Fort Heiman, with here and there a serious scout or raid. All the spring and early summer of 1863 the regiment spent in garrisoning Fort Donelson and scouting in the neighborhood. About midsummer the command was transferred to Murfreesboro, where it became a part of the force under Gen. Rosecrans, and all that autumn the men rode up and down Tennessee chasing and capturing guerrillas.

On Oct. 9 the command rushed on to a retreating column of Wheeler at Sugar creek and charged it with such impetuosity as to kill 30 of the Confederates, wound as many more, and capture 100. The regiment went into camp at Maysville and while there a picked force of 400 men made a rapid movement to the Tennessee river above Decatur, captured a lot of Confederate ferry boats, and cleared the river of Confederates and guerrillas for many miles.

On New Year, 1864 the regiment had reenlisted, and shortly after went home on furlough. but the early spring saw the men again in the saddle. In July they entered on the famous Rousseau raid, which was a great success and resulted in the destruction of immense amounts of Confederate war material, bridges, iron works, railroads, etc. Then after a little rest it took part in Gen. McCook's unfortunate raid to the Macon railroad, in which it fought well, but its losses were severe, 120 being killed, wounded or missing. In all the severe operations about Atlanta, whether on horse or on foot, the regiment did its hard and varied duties nobly -- in fact very nearly used itself up as a body of cavalry. Its horses were all done for, and the men, dismounted, fought in the trenches.

By the end of November it was again mounted and equipped ascavalry and was at the front, disputing the march of Hood's army into Tennessee. Its first important conflict was at Duck river, after which the regiment fell back with the army to Nashville, and when the great battle before that city was fought it took part at the extreme right where it suffered butlittle. In the pursuit of Hood, which nearly annihilated his whole army, the regiment was very active, repeatedly overtaking and engaging his cavalry, with some loss.

The close of the year found the regiment encamped on Elk river, resting and preparing for the great raid under Wilson to Selma and Macon, and in all that wonderful movement the 5th cavalry was always at the front. It then joined in the search through Georgia for Jefferson Davis, who was flying for his life, and when he was captured a company of the regimentguarded him from Atlanta to Augusta. On the way back from Augusta, the company captured the assets of the Bank of Tennessee, amounting to $8,000,000 of Federal money, $1,000,000 of it in silver and gold.

Early in August the brave regiment, after years of hardship, heroic battling and faithful service, went home and was
mustered out at Clinton, IA. Its losses were as follows: in deaths from battle, 56; deaths from disease, 132; wounded, 56; discharged. 224.^6,8 Stiles married Sarah A. Dawes in 1865 at Rice County, Minnesota.^9,2 Stiles Mortimer West and Sarah A. Dawes appeared on the census of 22 August 1870 in Warsaw, Rice County, Minnesota.¹⁰ Stiles Mortimer West and Sarah A. Dawes appeared on the census of 6 June 1880 in Warsaw, Rice County, Minnesota.¹ Stiles Mortimer West and Sarah A. Dawes appeared on the census of 7 June 1900 in Warsaw, Rice County, Minnesota.³ Stiles Mortimer West married Nellie Bemis.² Stiles Mortimer West died on 24 July 1925 at Warsaw, Rice County, Minnesota, at age 84.¹¹

     James E. Arment was born on 1 July 1841 at Paradise, Pennsylvania.^4,5,2 He was the son of George Arment.³ James E. Arment was included in the census of his father George Arment on 12 August 1850 at Paridise, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.³ James E. Arment James, a single laborer was registered for the draft by Cap. A.W. Balencus, Provost Marshal. on 1 June 1863 at 9th Congressional District, Paradise Township, Pennsylvania.⁶ He began military service on 29 March 1864 at Pennsylvania; Private - 186 Pennsylvania Infantry.⁷ He ended military service on 16 October 1865 at Pennsylvania.⁷ James married Mary E. Pratt, daughter of Uriah Pratt and Anne Jane Laurison, on 16 November 1883 at Grand Rapids.^8,9 James E. Arment Filed an Invalid Pension Application for Civil War service. Application No. ?30168; Certificate No: 509868 on 23 September 1889.¹⁰ James and Mary Arment appeared on the census of 20 June 1900 in Walker Township.⁸ He died on 31 December 1908 at Grand Rapids, Kent County, Michigan, at age 67; From his obituary, Informant: Mrs. J.E. Arment residance at 290 West Fulton.⁵

     Benjamin Franklin Weeks was born on 6 July 1841 at Belmont County, Ohio.^1,3 He was the son of Edwin Weeks and Catherine F. Amrine.³ Benjamin Franklin Weeks married Azuba Underwood, daughter of Lawrence Underwood and Abigail Colburn, on 13 August 1862 at Illinois.^1,3 Benjamin Franklin Weeks died on 25 December 1910 at Sumner County, Kansas, at age 69; Burial: green Lawn Cemetery, Elk County, Kansas. From an obituary posted on Find-A-Grave "Benjamin Franklin Weeks was born in Belmont County, Ohio, July 6, 1841, and died at his home in this city on Sunday, December 25, 1910 at 4:52 p.m., age 69 years, 5 months and 19 days. Death was caused by total paralysis. When eleven years of age he removed with his parents to Illinois. He was married to Miss Azuba Underwood on August 13, 1862. To this union were born three daughters, one of whom died in infancy, and one, Mrs. D. W. Jones, was buried here last June. The third, Mrs. C. L. Cherrie, of Lansing, Kansas, was present at the time of his death. In 1878 with his family he moved to Grenola, where he lived until his demise. At the age of 18 he became a member of the Methodist church and continued in the faith until his death. He leaves an aged wife, one daughter and six grand chidlren and a host of other relatives and friends to mourn his loss".³

     Saluda Jane Cottrell was born on 8 July 1841.³ She was the daughter of David Chadwell Cottrell and Mary Ann Normian Ewing.² Saluda Jane Cottrell married Benjamin Houston Sewell on 22 April 1858 at Claiborne County, Tennessee.^2,4,5 Saluda Jane Cottrell married Marion Dickenson Richmond, son of Col. - Gen Jonathan Richmond and Mary Dickerson, after 1 November 1875.^1,6 Saluda Jane Cottrell died on 15 June 1906 at Lee County, Virginia, at age 64; Posted at Find-A-Grave: Daughter of David Chadwell Cottrell and Mary Norman Ewing. Married first Benjamin Houston Sewell and second Marion Dickenson Richmond. Mother of Benjamin Houston Sewell Jr., David Cottrell Sewell Sr., Marion D. Richmond Jr, Virgina A. Richmond Armstrong, Minerva L. Richmond Duane Bruce, Jonathan James Richmond, and Joshua Ewing Richmond.³

     Mary Eleanor Rutherford Brown was born on 12 July 1841 at Rappahanock County, Virginia.^4,5,6,7 She was the daughter of Rev Richard Templeman Brown and Marion Rebecca Wilmer.^1,3 Mary was listed in the census of her parents, Rev Richard Templeman Brown and Marion Rebecca Wilmer on 11 August 1850 at Smithfield, Jefferson County, Virginia.¹ She also recorded was with her parents for the census of on 10 September 1860 at Fairfax County, Virginia.⁸ Mary was again recorded during the census of her parents on 11 July 1870 at Stonewall Township, Woodville, Rappahannock County, Virginia.⁹ She married Samuel Van Horn, son of Jesse Van Horn and Elizabeth (?), on 28 July 1874 at Rappahannock County.^9,10 Mary and her two children were recorded in the census of her mother on 9 June 1880 in Woodville, Va.¹¹ Mary and Samuel only appeared together for the census of 26 June 1900 in Hawthorne, Rappahannock County.¹² Mary was living with her son in the census of Charles Rutherford Van Horn and Mary F. Casey on 18 April 1910 at Washington, D. C..¹³ Mary Eleanor Rutherford Brown died on 7 December 1921 at Washington, District of Columbia, at age 80.⁵

     Rebecca J. Pallette was born in August 1841 at Missouri.^1,2 She was the daughter of Abraham Crockett Pallette and Martha B. "Mattie" Dickerson.^3,1 Rebecca J. Pallette was listed in the census of Abraham Crockett Pallette and Martha B. "Mattie" Dickerson on 1 October 1850 at Sni A Bar, Jackson County, Missouri.⁴ Rebecca J. Pallette witnessed the census of Abraham Crockett Pallette and Martha B. "Mattie" Dickerson on 16 July 1860 at Sinabar, Missouri.³ Rebecca J. Pallette married John Strother Renick, son of William H. Renick and Sarah "Sallie" Ann Ewing, on 3 January 1866 at Jackson County, Missouri.² Rebecca J. Pallette and John Strother Renick appeared on the census of 18 August 1870 in Clay, Lafayette County, Missouri.⁵ Rebecca J. Pallette and John Strother Renick appeared on the census of 1 June 1880 in Clay, Lafayette County, Missouri.⁶ A widowed Rebecca J. PalletteRenick and her two sons, Foster and Cleveland, appeared on the census of 20 June 1900 in Clay, Lafayette County, Missouri.⁷ She appeared on the census of 9 May 1910 in Clay, Lafayette County, Missouri.⁸ Rebecca was included in the census of her son William on 20 March 1920 at Clay, Lafayette County, Missouri.⁹ She was included in the census of her son Cleavland and his new wife Clara on 21 April 1930 at Clay, Lafayette County, Missouri.¹⁰ She died on 26 January 1938 at Lafayette County, Missouri, at age 96; Burial: Pleasant Prairie Cemetery, Napoleon.¹¹

     Armelia Hulse was also known as Almeda/Alemedia Hulse.^2,3,1,4 She was born in August 1841 at Missouri.^3,5 She was the daughter of Samuel Dement Hulse and Jane Bickley Dickerson.² Almeda was recorded in the census of her parents, Samuel Dement Hulse and Jane Bickley Dickerson, on 13 July 1860 at Sni-A-Bar, Jackdon County, Missouri.³ On 27 April 1865 she married Albert Gallatin Perry, son of Leander Perry and Jarah Jane Jones, at Lafayette County, Missouri.⁶ Armelia Hulse and Albert Gallatin Perry appeared on the census of 15 August 1870 in Sni-A-Bar, Jackson County, Missouri.¹ Armelia or Almeda and her children were included in the census of her widowed father Samuel Dement Hulse on 15 June 1880 at Sniabar, Jackson County, Missouri.⁴ Armelia Hulse and Albert Gallatin Perry appeared on the census of 4 June 1900 in Oak Grove, Jackson County, Missouri.⁵ Living alone, a widowed Amelia Perry appeared on the census of 15 April 1910 in Oak Grove, Jackson County, Missouri; What was likely a brother-in-law, Alford Perry and her son Elmer and family were recorded on the same page.⁷ Armelia Hulse died in 1916.

     Sarah "Sally" Hammonds was born on 1 August 1841 at Wayne County, Kentucky.^1,3 She married Elijah Groom, son of William Groom and Susan Coleman, circa 1857 at Wisconsin.¹ Sarah "Sally" Hammonds and Elijah Groom appeared on the census of 20 June 1860 in Cassville, Grank County, Wisconsin.¹ Sarah "Sally" Hammonds died on 27 July 1900 at Boscobel, Grant County, Wisconsin, at age 58; Posted on Find-A-Grave "Sarah Groom is the daughter of Thomas Hammonds and Polly Price, both of Kentucky. Sarah Hammonds married Elijah Groom on November 30, 1856 in Grant County, Wisconsin. Elijah Groom served in Co. G, 25th Infantry, Wisconsin".³

     James H. Brown was born before 13 August 1841 at Charles Town, Jefferson County, West Virginia.¹ He was the son of John Peyton Brown and Mary Elizabeth Fulton.¹ James H. Brown was listed in the census of his parents, John Peyton Brown and Mary Elizabeth Fulton, on 10 July 1850 at Charlestown, Jefferson County, Virginia.² James was also listed in the census of his parents on 3 September 1860 at Jefferson County, Virginia.³ James H. Brown began military service on 18 April 1861 at Charlestown, Virginia; Name: James H Brown; Residence: Charlestown, Virginia; Occupation: Postal Worker; Enlistment Date: 18 Apr 1861;Rank at enlistment: Corporal; Enlistment Place: Charlestown, Virginia; State Served: Virginia; Survived the War?: No;Service Record: Enlisted in Company G, Virginia 2nd Infantry Regiment on 18 Apr 1861.Mustered out on 13 Aug 1861. Sources: The Virginia Regimental Histories Series.⁴ He died on 13 August 1861; Co. G 2nd VA Vol CSA.¹

     Amanda Blake was also known as Marinda Elen Blake.³ She was also known as Maranda.⁴ She was born in September 1841 at Indiana.^1,5 She married Stephen Stricklan Tharp, son of William Tharp and Mary "Polly" Tatum, circa 1866.^1,4,3 Amanda Blake and Stephen Stricklan Tharp appeared on the census of 28 June 1870 in Hickory, Carroll County, Arkansas.⁴ Stephen and Amanda appeared on the census of June 1880 in Salt Creek, Chautauqua County, Kansas.¹ Amanda and Stephen also appeared on the census of 16 June 1900 in Stella, Woods County, Oaklahoma.⁵ Amanda was included in the census of her son and daughter- in-law, Josiah and Kate Tharp on 24 May 1910 at Fairview, Major County, Oklahoma.⁶

     John W. Childres was born in September 1841 at Kentucky.¹ He married Martha A(L) Gunter, daughter of Lemuel Jesse Gunter and Rebecca Williams, circa 1864 at Texas.¹ John W. Childres and Martha A(L) Gunter appeared on the census of 23 August 1870 in Precinct 2, Wood County, Texas.³ John W. Childres and Martha A(L) Gunter appeared on the census of 25 June 1880 in Precinct 1, Cooke County, Texas.¹ John W. Childres and Martha A(L) Gunter appeared on the census of 2 June 1900 in Justice Precinct 1, Cooke County, Texas.²

     Joseph Townsel Edward Greear was born on 28 September 1841 at Scott County, Virginia; From son's obit on Find-A-Grave.^1,4 He was the son of Jesse Greear and Mahala Duncan.³ Joseph Townsel Edward Greear married Tempy Louise Flanary, daughter of Calvin Flanary and Nancy Dingus, on 9 April 1868 at Russell County, Virginia.^1,3 Joseph Townsel Edward Greear was included in the census of Tempy Louise Flanary on 26 June 1880 at DeKalb District, Scott County, Virginia; This census included Tempy's brother Robert "Flanery", age 28.¹ Joseph Townsel Edward Greear married Lydia Margaret Hall, daughter of Eli Hall and Mary Schaffery, in 1889.³ Joseph Townsel Edward Greear appeared on the census of 16 June 1900 in Dekalb District, Scott County, Virginia.⁵ He and Lydia Margaret Hall appeared on the census of 16 May 1910 in DeKalb, Scott County, Virginia.⁶ Joseph Townsel Edward Greear died on 3 October 1921 at Scott County, Virginia, at age 80; Posted at Find A Grave "Co C 4 Mo Cou C.S.A. - h/o Tempy Louise Flanary - Joseph Townse Edward Greear was born 28 SEP 1841 in Scott County, Virginia, and died 3 OCT 1921. He was buried in Wood, Scott County, Virginia. He was the son of Jesse Martin Greear and Mahala Duncan. He married Tempy Louise Flanary 9 APR 1868 in Russell County, Virginia, daughter of J. Calvin Flanary and Nancy Dingus. She was born 1846 in Russell County, Virginia. She was buried in Wood, Scott County, Virginia".³

     William H. Fuhr was born on 13 October 1841 at Northampton County, Pennsylvania.^3,5 He was the son of Elias Fuhr and Elizabeth Miller.^4,5 William H. Fuhr appeared as an apprentice Miller in the home of Nicholas Hoffman, Miller, on the census of 5 June 1860 in Lower Saucon, Northampton County, Pennsylvania.⁶ He Registered for the Civil War Draft as Unmarried, Class 1, 11th Congressional District. in June 1863 at Saucon, Northampton County, Pennsylvania.⁷ He married Emma (?) at Pennsylvania.^2,3 William H. Fuhr and Emma (?) appeared on the census of 6 August 1870 in Plainfield, Northampton County, Pennsylvania.⁸ William and Emma Fuhr appeared on the census of 8 June 1880 in Bethlehem, Northampton County, Pennsylvania.³ They appeared on the census of 16 June 1900 in Emaus, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania.⁹ They last appeared together on the census of 15 April 1910 in Emmaus, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania.¹⁰ William H. Fuhr died on 25 October 1913 at Emaus, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania, at age 72; Burial: Emmaus Moravian Cemetery, Emmaus, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania. From and inactive bio by Frederich Otto "UNION CIVIL WAR SOLDIER. SERVED IN CO. F 129 REG.PA.VOL."^4,11

     John Wolf(e) Pratt was born between 1 October 1841 and 31 December 1841 at Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, England.² He was christened on 17 October 1841 at Wisbeach, Cambridgeshire, England; Parents: Ambrose Pratt and Elizabeth.³ He was the son of Ambrose Wolfe Pratt Sr. and Elizabeth "Betsy" Ablett.¹ John Wolf(e) Pratt was recorded in the census of Ambrose Wolfe Pratt Sr. and Elizabeth "Betsy" Ablett on 30 March 1851 at Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire; That census indicated that Ambrose Pratt was Born in Cambridgeshire,"March" and that the family was still living at 35 South Bank.¹ John Wolf(e) Pratt was lodging in the residense of Regerson and Sarah Carey, when he appeared on the census of 7 April 1861 in 30 English Drove, Thorney, Cambridgeshire, England; His brother Daniel was lodging in the house next door.⁴ He married Betsy Harrison, daughter of Richard Harrison and Margaret Tayler, on 12 October 1865 at Thorney, Cambridge.⁵ John Wolf(e) Pratt A John Pratt married either Mary Elizabeth Dow or Elizabeth Williams between 1 October 1868 and 31 December 1868 at Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, England.⁶

     Barbara Seese was also known as Barbara Sees.² She was born on 21 November 1841.¹ She was the daughter of John Sees and Hanah Custer.² Barbara Seese was recorded in the census of John Sees and Hanah Custer on 8 August 1850 at Paint, Somerset County, Pennsylvania.² Barbara Seese married Joseph J. Lehman, son of Joseph Lehman and Anna Livingston.³ Barbara Seese and Joseph J. Lehman appeared on the census of 13 June 1870 in Paint, Somerset, Pennsylvania.³ Barbara Seese died on 18 January 1887 at age 45.¹

     Bethel Magness Cantrell was born on 18 December 1841 at Kaltonburg, DeKalb County, Tennessee.¹ He was the son of William Riley Cantrell and Constance Maude Magness.¹ Bethel Magness Cantrell was included in the census of William Riley Cantrell and Constance Maude Magness on 4 July 1860 at District 6, De Kalb County, Tennessee.² Bethel Magness Cantrell Enlisted as a Private "A" Co. TN 16th Infantry. He was paroled at Harrodsburg Ky. between 12/28/62 and 1/9/63 and sent to Vicksburg for exchange 1/14/63. B.M. Cantrell of Co. A is listed as admitted to Episcopal Church Hospital in Williamsburg Va. on 4/9/63 and furloughed 4/18/63. Bethel lost his arm in the war. He was a lawyer in Smithville after the war and assisted many veterans in pension matters. on 18 May 1862.³ He married Sophie Catherine McGowan circa 1869.⁴ Bethel and Sophy Cantrell appeared on the census of 1 September 1870 in Liberty P.O., DeKalb County, Tennessee.^4,3 Bethel and Sophie appeared on the census of 1 June 1880 in Smithville, DeKalb County, Tennessee; This census included Bethel's brother Leroy.⁵ Bethel Magness Cantrell and Sophie Catherine McGowan appeared on the census of 6 June 1900 in District 9, DeKalb County, Tennessee.⁶ Bethel Cantrell married Jessie L. (--?--) circa 1908 at Tennessee.⁷ Bethel and Jessie Cantrell appeared on the census of 2 May 1910 in District 9, DeKalb County, Tennessee.⁷ Bethel and Jessie last appeared together on the census of 7 January 1920 in Smithville, DeKalb County, Tennessee.⁸ Bethel Magness Cantrell died on 10 September 1920 at Smithville, DeKalb County, Tennessee, at age 78.³

     Jacquelynn Gullette was born circa 1842.²

     Rebecca Butler was born circa 1842 at March, Cambridgeshire, England.² She was the daughter of William Butler and Sarah Davidson.² Rebecca Butlerwas recorded in the census of William Butler and Sarah Davidson on 30 March 1851 at 62 West Fen, March, Cambridgeshire, England; Occupation: Ag Lab.² Rebecca and her future husband, William Pratt witnessed the marriage of his sister Sarah to Neville Goodman, on 17 October 1861 at Parish Church, March; Neville Goodman, Age 33 and Sarah Wolfe Pratt (24). In the presence of William Pratt and Rebecca Butler (Sarah's brother and his wife.)^3,4 Rebecca married William Wolfe Pratt, son of Ambrose Wolfe Pratt Sr. and Elizabeth "Betsy" Ablett, on 21 April 1863 at Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, England.^5,6,7 Rebecca and William Pratt appeared on the census of 3 April 1881 in Hobs Bank, Wisbech St Peter.⁵ They appeared on the census of 5 April 1891 in North Fields, New Sleaford, Lincolnshire.⁸ A widowed Rebecca Pratt appeared boarding with Charles and Annie Tunnard on the census of 21 March 1901 in 35 The Terrace, Gosberton, Spalding, Lincolnshire, England.⁹ Rebecca Butler appeared as a widowed servent in the home of a widowed Alice Foster on the census of 2 April 1911 in Holdingham Sleaford, Holdingham, Lincolnshire, England.¹⁰ Rebecca died on 1 September 1916 at Sleaford, Lincolnshire, England; Burial: Sleaford Cemetery;
Sleaford; North Kesteven District; Lincolnshire, England; Plot: S239.^11,12

     Altamont H. Bracey was born circa 1842 at Virginia.¹ He was the son of Pashcal E. Bracey and Angelina E. Simmons.⁴ Altamont H. Bracey was included in the census of his parents, Angelina E. Simmons and Pashcal E. Bracey, on 16 September 1850 at The 98 Regt., Mecklenburg County, Virginia.³ He was included in the census of his parents on 30 June 1860 at The 98th Regiment, P.O. Tanners Stone, Mecklenburg County.⁵ Altamont H. Bracey married Pattie A. Jones, daughter of Joseph H Jones and Louisa (?), on 2 December 1863 at Mecklenburg County, Virginia.^1,6 Altamont H. Bracey and Pattie A. Jones appeared on the census of 6 June 1880 in Flat Creek, Mecklenburg County, Virginia; Included in census was Viola King, "Niece."¹ Altamont H. Bracey married Patty L(P) Lambert on 11 October 1899 at District of Columbia.^7,8 A H an Pattie Bracey appeared on the census of 7 June 1900 in Flat Creek, Mecklenburg County, Virginia.⁷ Altamont H. Bracey and Patty L(P) Lambert appeared on the census of 29 April 1910 in South Hill, Mecklenburg County, Virginia.² Altamont H. Bracey died before 11 January 1920.⁹

     Antonia "Annie" Bokien was born circa 1842 at Prussia.³ She married Thomas Jablonski, son of John Jablonski and Josephine (?), circa 1858 at New York.³ Antonia "Annie" Bokien and Thomas Jablonski appeared on the census of 22 August 1870 in Chester, Ottawa County, Michigan.⁴ Antonia "Annie" Bokien appeared on the census of 12 June 1880 in Chester, Ottawa County, Michigan.³ Annie, a widow, appeared on the census of 14 June 1900 in Walker, Kent County, Michigan.⁵

     Adam Rhein was born circa 1842 at Germany.¹ He married Elizabeth "Eliza" Quick, daughter of Joseph Quick and Elizabeth Blanche Welsh, on 25 December 1900 at Kalamazoo, Michigan.¹

     James Pratt was born circa 1842 at Leverington, England.¹ He was the son of William Pratt and Hannah Goodale.¹ James Pratt was included in the census of William Pratt and Hannah Goodale on 30 March 1851 at Leverington, Cambridgeshire, England.² James Pratt was included in the census of William Pratt and Hannah Goodale on 7 April 1861 at Chapel Bridge Sutton St Nicolas, Lutton (Sutton), Lincolnshire, England.³ James Pratt married Elizabeth Mary Raison, daughter of Robert Raison and Charlotte (?), circa 1864 at Cambridgeshire, England; Marriage recorded in the 3 quarter of 1864.^4,5 James Pratt and Elizabeth Mary Raison appeared on the census of 2 April 1871 in Sandy Lane, Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, England.⁶

     Elizabeth Mary Raison was born circa 1842 at Tydd St Giles, Cambridgeshire, England.¹ She was the daughter of Robert Raison and Charlotte (?)⁴ Elizabeth Mary Raison was baptized on 2 April 1843 at Tydd St. Giles, Cambridgeshire, England.⁴ She married James Pratt, son of William Pratt and Hannah Goodale, circa 1864 at Cambridgeshire, England; Marriage recorded in the 3 quarter of 1864.^1,3 Elizabeth Mary Raison and James Pratt appeared on the census of 2 April 1871 in Sandy Lane, Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, England.²

     Lucy (?) was born circa 1842 at England.¹ She married Archibald Edmonston, son of Francis Edmonston and Janet Emmerson, circa 1875 at Scotland.¹ Lucy (?) and Archibald Edmonston appeared on the census of 3 April 1881 in Portobello, Midlochian, Scotland.¹ Lucy (?) and Archibald Edmonston appeared on the census of 21 March 1901 in 22 Argyle Cresct Brookthorpe, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland.²

     George William Beale was born circa 1842 at Virginia.¹ He was the son of Gen. Richard Lee Turberville Beale and Lucy Maria Brown.¹ George William Beale was included in the census of Lucy Maria Brown and Gen. Richard Lee Turberville Beale on 23 August 1850 at Cople Parish, Westmoreland County, Virginia.¹ George was also included in the census of his parents on 16 August 1860 at Eastern District, Westmoreland County, Virginia; This census included R.B. Davis, age 25.³ George William Beale witnessed the census of Gen. Richard Lee Turberville Beale and Lucy Maria Brown on 22 July 1870 at Cople, Westmoreland County, Virginia.⁴ George William Beale married Mary (?) in 1879 at Virginia.^5,6,7 George William Beale and Mary (?) appeared on the census of 22 June 1880 in Banister, Halifax County, Virginia.⁶ George and Mary Beale appeared on the census of 18 June 1900 in Heathsville, Northumberland County, Virginia; This Census included Ella C. White (W?) age 50, sister-in-law.⁷ They appeared on the census of 29 April 1910 in Cople, Westmorelan County, Virginia.⁵ George and Mary appeared on the census of 17 January 1920 in Cople, Westmoreland County, Virginia.⁸

     Nannie L. (?) was born circa 1842 at Virginia.¹ She married Edward S. Hutter circa 1864 at Virginia.¹ Nannie L. (?) was included in the census of Edward S. Hutter on 11 June 1900 at Ward 1, Lynchburg, Virginia; i.¹

     Hopkins Washington Gray was born circa 1842 at Virginia.¹ He was the son of Isaac A. Gray and Malvina D. (?)¹ Hopkins Washington Gray was included in the census of his parents, Isaac A. Gray and Malvina D. (?), on 18 August 1850 at Western District, Scott County, Virginia.¹ He was included in the census of Aunt and Uncle, Clinton and Martha Godsey, on 6 July 1860 at Estillville P.O., Scott County, Virginia.³ Hopkins Washington Gray married Margaret (?) on 14 February 1872 at Scott County, Virginia.² Hopkins Washington Gray appeared on the census of 10 June 1880 in Springfield and Tehuacana, Limestone County, Texas.⁴ Hopkins and Margaret appeared on the census of 20 June 1900 in Mexia, Limestone County, Texas.⁵ He died on 2 January 1909 at Limestone, Texas.²

     Mary (?) was born circa 1842 at Tennessee.¹ She was included in the census of Simpson Cash on 9 August 1870 at New Ark P.O., White County, Tennessee.¹ Mary (?) married Simpson Cash, son of Simpson Cash and Edith "Edee" Flanary, on 9 August 1870 at Tennessee.¹ Mary (?) was included in the census of Simpson Cash on 2 June 1880 at Civil District 9, White County, Tennessee.² Mary (?) was included in the census of Simpson Cash on 21 June 1900 at Civil District 9, White County, Tennessee; This census also included Jane Poston, age 10, "granddaughter".³

     Jacob Jacobson was born circa 1842 at Norway.¹ He was the son of (?) Jacobson.¹ Jacob Jacobson married Gerte (?) circa 1871 at Minnesota.² Jacob and Gerte Jacobson appeared on the census of 1875 in Riceland, Freeborn County, Minnesota.²

     Joseph C. Curry was born circa 1842 at New York.² He married Caroline Eglington, daughter of John C Eglington and Rebecca Pierson, on 11 November 1863 at Kendall County, Illinois.¹ Joseph C. Curry and Caroline Eglington appeared on the census of 14 June 1870 in Bristol, Kentall County, Illinois.² Joseph C. Curry and Caroline Eglington appeared on the census of 18 June 1880 in Agency, Osage County, Kansas.³ They also appeared on the census of 12 June 1900 in Agensy, Osage County, Kansas.⁴

     Francis "Frank" Dwelley was born circa 1842 at Maine.¹ He was the son of Joshua Dwelley and Abigail (?)¹ Francis "Frank" Dwelley was included in the census of Joshua Dwelley on 15 August 1850 at Machias Port, Washington County, Maine.¹ Francis "Frank" Dwelley was included in the census of Joshua Dwelley on 14 July 1860 at East Machias, Washington County, Maine.³ Francis "Frank" Dwelley married Ethelina "Lena" L. (?) circa 1868 at Maine.⁴ Francis and Ethelina Dwelly appeared on the census of 12 June 1870 in Marion, Washington County, Maine.^4,5 Frank is a widower when he and daughter Elna appeared on the census of 15 January 1920 in East Machias, Washington County, Maine.²

     Cyrus Henry Young was born circa 1842 at Iowa.¹ He was the son of Milton Young and LaRue Jane Ober.¹ Cyrus Henry Young was included in the census of LaRue Jane Ober in October 1850 at Keosauqua, Van Buren County, Iowa; Census included Clarissa Cutler (18.)² Cyrus Young began military service on 2 August 1861 at Corydon, Iowa; He enlisted as a Pvt., I Co., 4th Iowa Infantry.³ He ended his first Civil War enlistment bing mustered out on 1 January 1864 at Woodville, Alabama.³ He re-inlisted as a sergeant. in I Co on 1 January 1864 at Woodville, Alabama.³ Cyrus Henry Young discharged from dmilitary service on 24 July 1865 at Louisville, Kentucky; Under disabilities it was noted that he suffered from "Piles, Rheum."³ He married Margaret (?) before 1877 at Missouri.⁴ Cyrus Henry Young and Margaret (?) appeared on the census of 14 June 1880 in Glenwood, Schuyler County, Missouri.^3,5 Cyrus was listed on disabled soldier papters as fallows: In 1889 the is a record of his Admission to Military Service (Hospital) due to disability. Discharged 2 jul 1892. Re-admitted 15 apr 1894. Dropped 31 Aug 1896. on 17 January 1889 at Leavenworth, Kansas. These papers that Cyrus was a a widower in 1889.³

     Mary J Harp was born circa 1842 at Virginia.¹ She was the daughter of Margaret A. (?)¹ Mary J Harp married Aron Dingus, son of John Dingus and Mahala (?), circa 1858 at Virginia.¹ Aaron and Margaret Dingus appeared on the census of 24 July 1860 in Estillville P.O., Scott County, Virginia.¹

     Elkanah "Caner" Flanary was born circa 1842 at Virginia.¹ He was the son of James Flanary and Margarit Mary (?)¹ Elkanah "Caner" Flanary married Amanda (?) before 1850 at Kentucky.² Elkanah "Caner" Flanary was included in the census of James Flanary on 15 August 1850 at Western District, Scott County, Virginia.¹ Elkanah "Caner" Flanary and Amanda (?) appeared on the census of 14 June 1860 in My Division, Jackson County, Kentucky.²