Son of Samuel Irwin and Lee Anna KERR, he served in the Civil War - mustered into Company I, 1st West Virginia Infantry, November 5, 1861, at Wheeling, W. Va. Transferred to the Non-Commissioned Staff, December 31, 1861, by order of Colonel Joseph Thoburn, Quarter-Master Sgt.
He married Mary Jane/ Jennie LITTLE, October 9, 1867, by Rev. Wm. Mullenix at the First Presbyterian Church, Wheeling.
David Kerr Irwin's sister Mary Ellen married William Thomas Singleton, another Civil War soldier.
He married Mary Jane/ Jennie LITTLE, October 9, 1867, by Rev. Wm. Mullenix at the First Presbyterian Church, Wheeling.
David Kerr Irwin's sister Mary Ellen married William Thomas Singleton, another Civil War soldier.
Son of Samuel Irwin and Lee Anna KERR, he served in the Civil War - mustered into Company I, 1st West Virginia Infantry, November 5, 1861, at Wheeling, W. Va. Transferred to the Non-Commissioned Staff, December 31, 1861, by order of Colonel Joseph Thoburn, Quarter-Master Sgt.
He married Mary Jane/ Jennie LITTLE, October 9, 1867, by Rev. Wm. Mullenix at the First Presbyterian Church, Wheeling.
David Kerr Irwin's sister Mary Ellen married William Thomas Singleton, another Civil War soldier.
He married Mary Jane/ Jennie LITTLE, October 9, 1867, by Rev. Wm. Mullenix at the First Presbyterian Church, Wheeling.
David Kerr Irwin's sister Mary Ellen married William Thomas Singleton, another Civil War soldier.
Inscription
D.K. son of S & L Irwin
Aged 45 years
Gravesite Details
David's death record indicates burial at Greenwood Cemetery, however a stone was found at Mt. Wood.
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