32. William Liddell
Furthest ancestor reference found on Liddell side.
Corporal in 1st (Kings) Dragoon Guards, deployed to Canada in 1838-42
"Until 1838 the 7th moved from billet to billet around Britain before being sent with the King's Dragoon Guards to Canada to punish the French republicans who were in minor rebellion. The 7th were not given the chance of action as the revolt petered out but they were kept on until 1842 in Canada." -The Queen's Royal Hussars Offical Website
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William Liddell's Civil War Service1st Vermont Cavalry Final Resting Place
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Liddell, William, enl 12/9/61, Pvt, Co. F, 1st VVC </units/ca/>, m/o 10/28/62 born: , died: 3/11/1881, Togus National Cemetery, ME (cenotaph Mount Pleasant, St. Johnsbury
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Togus National Cemetery Togus, Kennebec County, Maine
* Records with an asterisk at the end indicates those that have not been verified as accurate by the U.S. Department of Veterans' Affairs. Please visit "The National Cemetery Administration Records Verification Project <http://service.bfast.com/bfast/click?bfmid=5647408&siteid=21442955&bfpid=A211701&bfmtype=article> " for details on what this means.Liddell, William, d. 03/11/1881, CO F 1ST VT CAV, Plot: C 276, *
34. William McCord
Cemetery Record of Deceased Veterans
(from Form GR 2 THE AMERICAN LEGION)The reason for omissions in the veteran's burials is that the form GR2, American Legion was done circa 1940. Only veterans who had died by that time will be listed here. Most are veterans of the Civil War and some are WWI, but none from WWII or later.
Last Name\ First Name\Grave No.\Row No.\Lot No.\Block No.\Section No.\ War \Cemetery \Township\
McCord \ William \ 6 \ \63 \ \ 5-OP \ Civil \ Mount Hope\ \Williams death is not recorded in the Cass County records, even though a grave site exists for him in Mt. Hope. Indicating probably died elsewhere and grave may be marker only. Two active civil war campaigns were ongoing at the time of his death, one in GA involving the siege of Atlanta and the second in VA as part of the prelude to the Petersburg campaign.
In 1860 Census for Eel County IN, William's occupation is shown as Cooper.
35. Nancy Ann Wells
Head of household in 1880 Census (which see), no male head, and using name of "Ann."
States POB MARYLAND, father POB PENNSYLVANIA, mothers POB MARYLAND
Marriage to William Mc Cord in Muskingum Ohio also using name "Ann Wells"
42. Christian Skog
Christian was a soldier?
48. Hiram Bryant Jr.
Hiram moved to Morgan Co. Ky. in 1857.
54. Johann Knutzen
From a relative:
Source #1:1880 Census Place Arcola, Douglas, Illinois Family History Library Film #1254203; NA Film #T9-0203; Page #50A Name Relation Gender Age BP Occ FBP MBP John KNUTZEN Self Male 45 SCHLESWIG Laborer On R.R. SCH SCH Elizabeth KNUTZEN Wife Female 41 SCHLESWIG Keeping House SCH SCH Anna KNUTZEN Dau Female 16 SCHLESWIG At Home SCH SCH Mary KNUTZEN Dau Female 13 SCHLESWIG At Home SCH SCH Louisa KNUTZEN Dau Female 9 IL SCH SCH Katie KNUTZEN Dau Female 5 IL SCH SCH Source #2: Tombstone Inscriptions found in Arthur Cemetery in Bourbon Township, Douglas County, ILL KNUTZEN, Elisabeth - Nov 15, 1839 - Apr 15, 1912 KNUTZEN, Ira J. - 1900 - 1917 KNUTZEN, Jacob - Mar 27, 1854 - Dec 24, 1900 KNUTZEN, Johann - Feb 2, 1836 - Nov 4, 1924 Who are Ira and Jacob and how are they related to Johann and Elisabeth? Fact #1: Johann immigrated to the U.S. from Germany in 1868, shortly after his mother's death.
56. George Ronk
Occupation Carpenter