The Nichols Of Western Kentucky.
Loving Husband Of Susan Catherine Nichols Darnall. Son Of James Madison & Mary Copeland Darnall.
Civil war veteran, Company K, 10th (Johnson’s) Kentucky Partisan Rangers Cavalry, C.S.A. He enlisted on September 28, 1862 in Hopkins County, Kentucky, serving as 4th Sergeant. Post-war he was a member of the Ned Meriwether Camp #241, United Confederate Veterans of Hopkinsville, Kentucky. He was listed on the 1910 Weber County, Utah census as a Confederate Veteran.
He was listed on the 1872 and 1873 Caldwell County, Kentucky Militia rolls.A brother, Albert Gallatin Darnall, served in Company C, 3rd Kentucky Infantry, C.S.A.Source: “History and Roster of Company K, Tenth Kentucky Partisan Rangers, C.S.A.” By Stephen D. Lynn.
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He worked on the railroad and was also a farmer.
Prior to his marriage to Susan Catherine Nichols, he was married to Narcissus Menser, with whom he had one son, Martin Van Buren Darnall, Jr. He had five children with Susan: Rosanna, Lilly Florence, Ella Nora, Ella Dora, and Ellis Ship.A Civil War veteran, he served as Fourth Sergeant of Company K, 10th (Johnson’s) Kentucky Cavalry, C.S.A. He was a member of the Ned Meriwether Camp #241, United Confederate Veterans of Hopkinsville, Kentucky. He was identified as having served in the Confederate Army in the 1910 Weber County, Utah census.
Loving Husband Of Susan Catherine Nichols Darnall. Son Of James Madison & Mary Copeland Darnall.
Civil war veteran, Company K, 10th (Johnson’s) Kentucky Partisan Rangers Cavalry, C.S.A. He enlisted on September 28, 1862 in Hopkins County, Kentucky, serving as 4th Sergeant. Post-war he was a member of the Ned Meriwether Camp #241, United Confederate Veterans of Hopkinsville, Kentucky. He was listed on the 1910 Weber County, Utah census as a Confederate Veteran.
He was listed on the 1872 and 1873 Caldwell County, Kentucky Militia rolls.A brother, Albert Gallatin Darnall, served in Company C, 3rd Kentucky Infantry, C.S.A.Source: “History and Roster of Company K, Tenth Kentucky Partisan Rangers, C.S.A.” By Stephen D. Lynn.
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He worked on the railroad and was also a farmer.
Prior to his marriage to Susan Catherine Nichols, he was married to Narcissus Menser, with whom he had one son, Martin Van Buren Darnall, Jr. He had five children with Susan: Rosanna, Lilly Florence, Ella Nora, Ella Dora, and Ellis Ship.A Civil War veteran, he served as Fourth Sergeant of Company K, 10th (Johnson’s) Kentucky Cavalry, C.S.A. He was a member of the Ned Meriwether Camp #241, United Confederate Veterans of Hopkinsville, Kentucky. He was identified as having served in the Confederate Army in the 1910 Weber County, Utah census.
The Nichols Of Western Kentucky.
Loving Husband Of Susan Catherine Nichols Darnall. Son Of James Madison & Mary Copeland Darnall.
Civil war veteran, Company K, 10th (Johnson’s) Kentucky Partisan Rangers Cavalry, C.S.A. He enlisted on September 28, 1862 in Hopkins County, Kentucky, serving as 4th Sergeant. Post-war he was a member of the Ned Meriwether Camp #241, United Confederate Veterans of Hopkinsville, Kentucky. He was listed on the 1910 Weber County, Utah census as a Confederate Veteran.
He was listed on the 1872 and 1873 Caldwell County, Kentucky Militia rolls.A brother, Albert Gallatin Darnall, served in Company C, 3rd Kentucky Infantry, C.S.A.Source: “History and Roster of Company K, Tenth Kentucky Partisan Rangers, C.S.A.” By Stephen D. Lynn.
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He worked on the railroad and was also a farmer.
Prior to his marriage to Susan Catherine Nichols, he was married to Narcissus Menser, with whom he had one son, Martin Van Buren Darnall, Jr. He had five children with Susan: Rosanna, Lilly Florence, Ella Nora, Ella Dora, and Ellis Ship.A Civil War veteran, he served as Fourth Sergeant of Company K, 10th (Johnson’s) Kentucky Cavalry, C.S.A. He was a member of the Ned Meriwether Camp #241, United Confederate Veterans of Hopkinsville, Kentucky. He was identified as having served in the Confederate Army in the 1910 Weber County, Utah census.
Loving Husband Of Susan Catherine Nichols Darnall. Son Of James Madison & Mary Copeland Darnall.
Civil war veteran, Company K, 10th (Johnson’s) Kentucky Partisan Rangers Cavalry, C.S.A. He enlisted on September 28, 1862 in Hopkins County, Kentucky, serving as 4th Sergeant. Post-war he was a member of the Ned Meriwether Camp #241, United Confederate Veterans of Hopkinsville, Kentucky. He was listed on the 1910 Weber County, Utah census as a Confederate Veteran.
He was listed on the 1872 and 1873 Caldwell County, Kentucky Militia rolls.A brother, Albert Gallatin Darnall, served in Company C, 3rd Kentucky Infantry, C.S.A.Source: “History and Roster of Company K, Tenth Kentucky Partisan Rangers, C.S.A.” By Stephen D. Lynn.
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He worked on the railroad and was also a farmer.
Prior to his marriage to Susan Catherine Nichols, he was married to Narcissus Menser, with whom he had one son, Martin Van Buren Darnall, Jr. He had five children with Susan: Rosanna, Lilly Florence, Ella Nora, Ella Dora, and Ellis Ship.A Civil War veteran, he served as Fourth Sergeant of Company K, 10th (Johnson’s) Kentucky Cavalry, C.S.A. He was a member of the Ned Meriwether Camp #241, United Confederate Veterans of Hopkinsville, Kentucky. He was identified as having served in the Confederate Army in the 1910 Weber County, Utah census.
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