I received the following transcription from Dorothy Kipper Lickteig, president of the Anderson County Historical Society, in September 2012.
Free Press; Apr. 26, 1901:
W. E. McDowell was born Sept. 5, 1830 in West Virginia and died Apr. 19th. In 1870 he moved to Jackson Co., KS., and in 1871 moved to Cass Co., Missouri; where he lived till 1883, when he moved to Colony and has since resided. He was a member of the Baptist Church for fifty years, and was deacon at the time of his death. He leaves a widow, one sister in Virginia, 4 sons and four daughters, Mrs. J. E. Ellis of Cleveland, MO; Mrs. Elmer Curnutt of K. C., MO; Mrs. E. A. Miller and Delia McDowell of Long Creek, Oregon; A. T. & J. H. McDowell of Colony, C. E. McDowell of Newton, KS; and W.E. McDowell of Tingley, Iowa. All the children except the two in Oregon were with him at his last. The funeral was preached Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Baptist Church.
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William briefly served during the Civil War. Mary Buchholz made following notes while visiting the West Virginia State archives.
Notes for William Ervin McDowell:
County: Upshur
Unit: 133 Mil.
Last Name: McDowell
First Name: W.
Middle Name or Initial: E.
Rank: Private
Company: Capt. D Gould "C" Co.
Age:
Roll Dated: Sept. 16/63
When Enrolled: Aug 19 1862
Where Enrolled: Buckhannon, W. Va
Length of Service:
Mustered In: Sept. 16/62
Mustered Out: do
Remarks: Served in all 13 days actually under arms Parolled
Free Press; Apr. 26, 1901:
W. E. McDowell was born Sept. 5, 1830 in West Virginia and died Apr. 19th. In 1870 he moved to Jackson Co., KS., and in 1871 moved to Cass Co., Missouri; where he lived till 1883, when he moved to Colony and has since resided. He was a member of the Baptist Church for fifty years, and was deacon at the time of his death. He leaves a widow, one sister in Virginia, 4 sons and four daughters, Mrs. J. E. Ellis of Cleveland, MO; Mrs. Elmer Curnutt of K. C., MO; Mrs. E. A. Miller and Delia McDowell of Long Creek, Oregon; A. T. & J. H. McDowell of Colony, C. E. McDowell of Newton, KS; and W.E. McDowell of Tingley, Iowa. All the children except the two in Oregon were with him at his last. The funeral was preached Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Baptist Church.
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William briefly served during the Civil War. Mary Buchholz made following notes while visiting the West Virginia State archives.
Notes for William Ervin McDowell:
County: Upshur
Unit: 133 Mil.
Last Name: McDowell
First Name: W.
Middle Name or Initial: E.
Rank: Private
Company: Capt. D Gould "C" Co.
Age:
Roll Dated: Sept. 16/63
When Enrolled: Aug 19 1862
Where Enrolled: Buckhannon, W. Va
Length of Service:
Mustered In: Sept. 16/62
Mustered Out: do
Remarks: Served in all 13 days actually under arms Parolled
I received the following transcription from Dorothy Kipper Lickteig, president of the Anderson County Historical Society, in September 2012.
Free Press; Apr. 26, 1901:
W. E. McDowell was born Sept. 5, 1830 in West Virginia and died Apr. 19th. In 1870 he moved to Jackson Co., KS., and in 1871 moved to Cass Co., Missouri; where he lived till 1883, when he moved to Colony and has since resided. He was a member of the Baptist Church for fifty years, and was deacon at the time of his death. He leaves a widow, one sister in Virginia, 4 sons and four daughters, Mrs. J. E. Ellis of Cleveland, MO; Mrs. Elmer Curnutt of K. C., MO; Mrs. E. A. Miller and Delia McDowell of Long Creek, Oregon; A. T. & J. H. McDowell of Colony, C. E. McDowell of Newton, KS; and W.E. McDowell of Tingley, Iowa. All the children except the two in Oregon were with him at his last. The funeral was preached Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Baptist Church.
============
William briefly served during the Civil War. Mary Buchholz made following notes while visiting the West Virginia State archives.
Notes for William Ervin McDowell:
County: Upshur
Unit: 133 Mil.
Last Name: McDowell
First Name: W.
Middle Name or Initial: E.
Rank: Private
Company: Capt. D Gould "C" Co.
Age:
Roll Dated: Sept. 16/63
When Enrolled: Aug 19 1862
Where Enrolled: Buckhannon, W. Va
Length of Service:
Mustered In: Sept. 16/62
Mustered Out: do
Remarks: Served in all 13 days actually under arms Parolled
Free Press; Apr. 26, 1901:
W. E. McDowell was born Sept. 5, 1830 in West Virginia and died Apr. 19th. In 1870 he moved to Jackson Co., KS., and in 1871 moved to Cass Co., Missouri; where he lived till 1883, when he moved to Colony and has since resided. He was a member of the Baptist Church for fifty years, and was deacon at the time of his death. He leaves a widow, one sister in Virginia, 4 sons and four daughters, Mrs. J. E. Ellis of Cleveland, MO; Mrs. Elmer Curnutt of K. C., MO; Mrs. E. A. Miller and Delia McDowell of Long Creek, Oregon; A. T. & J. H. McDowell of Colony, C. E. McDowell of Newton, KS; and W.E. McDowell of Tingley, Iowa. All the children except the two in Oregon were with him at his last. The funeral was preached Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Baptist Church.
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William briefly served during the Civil War. Mary Buchholz made following notes while visiting the West Virginia State archives.
Notes for William Ervin McDowell:
County: Upshur
Unit: 133 Mil.
Last Name: McDowell
First Name: W.
Middle Name or Initial: E.
Rank: Private
Company: Capt. D Gould "C" Co.
Age:
Roll Dated: Sept. 16/63
When Enrolled: Aug 19 1862
Where Enrolled: Buckhannon, W. Va
Length of Service:
Mustered In: Sept. 16/62
Mustered Out: do
Remarks: Served in all 13 days actually under arms Parolled
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