Edward Etson Eoff, a farmer, was the son of Peter Eoff and Lucy Kelly of St Louis Co, Missouri. He married Frances Emily Stephenson 23 Dec, 1868 in Hernando, DeSoto Co, Mississippi. Their children were Kell Andrew Eoff, Nettie Mae (Eoff) Moore, Carrie Lucy (Eoff) Daughtry, John Edward Eoff, Homer Clyde Eoff, Fannie Jewell (Eoff) (Savage) Blackwell and Sadie Helen (Eoff) Cowgill.
Eward Etson Eoff served in the Confederate Army in Co B 2nd Regiment of Missouri Cavalry. He transferred Sept 21, 1862 to Capt William E Dawson's Company of Light Artillery. He was permanently disabled at Collierville (Tn) Nov 3, 1862 by a severe wound in his left wrist.
Henry Vaiden Eoff, a grandson, wrote: "Edward Etson Eoff...fought in the Civil War, was wounded and a family named Stephen on what is now the Looxahoma-Tyro Road took him in and kept him until he recovered ....After the war, Edward returned here and married Emma Stephen." (Substitute the name Stephenson for Stephen).
Eward Etson Eoff served in the Confederate Army in Co B 2nd Regiment of Missouri Cavalry. He transferred Sept 21, 1862 to Capt William E Dawson's Company of Light Artillery. He was permanently disabled at Collierville (Tn) Nov 3, 1862 by a severe wound in his left wrist.
Henry Vaiden Eoff, a grandson, wrote: "Edward Etson Eoff...fought in the Civil War, was wounded and a family named Stephen on what is now the Looxahoma-Tyro Road took him in and kept him until he recovered ....After the war, Edward returned here and married Emma Stephen." (Substitute the name Stephenson for Stephen).
Edward Etson Eoff, a farmer, was the son of Peter Eoff and Lucy Kelly of St Louis Co, Missouri. He married Frances Emily Stephenson 23 Dec, 1868 in Hernando, DeSoto Co, Mississippi. Their children were Kell Andrew Eoff, Nettie Mae (Eoff) Moore, Carrie Lucy (Eoff) Daughtry, John Edward Eoff, Homer Clyde Eoff, Fannie Jewell (Eoff) (Savage) Blackwell and Sadie Helen (Eoff) Cowgill.
Eward Etson Eoff served in the Confederate Army in Co B 2nd Regiment of Missouri Cavalry. He transferred Sept 21, 1862 to Capt William E Dawson's Company of Light Artillery. He was permanently disabled at Collierville (Tn) Nov 3, 1862 by a severe wound in his left wrist.
Henry Vaiden Eoff, a grandson, wrote: "Edward Etson Eoff...fought in the Civil War, was wounded and a family named Stephen on what is now the Looxahoma-Tyro Road took him in and kept him until he recovered ....After the war, Edward returned here and married Emma Stephen." (Substitute the name Stephenson for Stephen).
Eward Etson Eoff served in the Confederate Army in Co B 2nd Regiment of Missouri Cavalry. He transferred Sept 21, 1862 to Capt William E Dawson's Company of Light Artillery. He was permanently disabled at Collierville (Tn) Nov 3, 1862 by a severe wound in his left wrist.
Henry Vaiden Eoff, a grandson, wrote: "Edward Etson Eoff...fought in the Civil War, was wounded and a family named Stephen on what is now the Looxahoma-Tyro Road took him in and kept him until he recovered ....After the war, Edward returned here and married Emma Stephen." (Substitute the name Stephenson for Stephen).
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