husband of Artemisia Hawkins they 3 Sep 1865 in Saline Cty, MO
son of John D Duggins and Frances Elizabeth Dickenson
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Duggins, John W. Confederate
Cavalry 5th Regiment, Missouri Cavalry
5th Cavalry Regiment [also known as the Lafayette County Cavalry was organized during the late spring of 1862. The unit was assigned to General Shelby's Brigade in the Trans-Mississippi Department. It skirmished in Missouri and Arkansas, served in Marmaduke's Missouri expedition, was part of the operations against Steele's expedition from Little Rock to Camden,then was active in Price's Missouri operations
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OBT
Necrology. John W. Duggins 1902-12-04; Times Picayune LA
Hammond, LA 8 Dec
John W Duggins, a Confederante Veteran died this morning after an illness of two weeks, Mr Duggins was born in Saline County, Mo in 1839 and was sixty eight years old. He has been a resident of Hammond for nine years, and in that time he filed the office of City Marshal for one years and was Deputy Sheriff and constable at the time of his death. He was a good citizen and a kind hearted man. He leaves a wife and three children two of which a don and daughter are grown. His body was taken to Missouri tonight for interment. Mr Duggings was a member of the Odd Fellows and Knight of Pythias,
son of John D Duggins and Frances Elizabeth Dickenson
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Duggins, John W. Confederate
Cavalry 5th Regiment, Missouri Cavalry
5th Cavalry Regiment [also known as the Lafayette County Cavalry was organized during the late spring of 1862. The unit was assigned to General Shelby's Brigade in the Trans-Mississippi Department. It skirmished in Missouri and Arkansas, served in Marmaduke's Missouri expedition, was part of the operations against Steele's expedition from Little Rock to Camden,then was active in Price's Missouri operations
--
OBT
Necrology. John W. Duggins 1902-12-04; Times Picayune LA
Hammond, LA 8 Dec
John W Duggins, a Confederante Veteran died this morning after an illness of two weeks, Mr Duggins was born in Saline County, Mo in 1839 and was sixty eight years old. He has been a resident of Hammond for nine years, and in that time he filed the office of City Marshal for one years and was Deputy Sheriff and constable at the time of his death. He was a good citizen and a kind hearted man. He leaves a wife and three children two of which a don and daughter are grown. His body was taken to Missouri tonight for interment. Mr Duggings was a member of the Odd Fellows and Knight of Pythias,
husband of Artemisia Hawkins they 3 Sep 1865 in Saline Cty, MO
son of John D Duggins and Frances Elizabeth Dickenson
--
Duggins, John W. Confederate
Cavalry 5th Regiment, Missouri Cavalry
5th Cavalry Regiment [also known as the Lafayette County Cavalry was organized during the late spring of 1862. The unit was assigned to General Shelby's Brigade in the Trans-Mississippi Department. It skirmished in Missouri and Arkansas, served in Marmaduke's Missouri expedition, was part of the operations against Steele's expedition from Little Rock to Camden,then was active in Price's Missouri operations
--
OBT
Necrology. John W. Duggins 1902-12-04; Times Picayune LA
Hammond, LA 8 Dec
John W Duggins, a Confederante Veteran died this morning after an illness of two weeks, Mr Duggins was born in Saline County, Mo in 1839 and was sixty eight years old. He has been a resident of Hammond for nine years, and in that time he filed the office of City Marshal for one years and was Deputy Sheriff and constable at the time of his death. He was a good citizen and a kind hearted man. He leaves a wife and three children two of which a don and daughter are grown. His body was taken to Missouri tonight for interment. Mr Duggings was a member of the Odd Fellows and Knight of Pythias,
son of John D Duggins and Frances Elizabeth Dickenson
--
Duggins, John W. Confederate
Cavalry 5th Regiment, Missouri Cavalry
5th Cavalry Regiment [also known as the Lafayette County Cavalry was organized during the late spring of 1862. The unit was assigned to General Shelby's Brigade in the Trans-Mississippi Department. It skirmished in Missouri and Arkansas, served in Marmaduke's Missouri expedition, was part of the operations against Steele's expedition from Little Rock to Camden,then was active in Price's Missouri operations
--
OBT
Necrology. John W. Duggins 1902-12-04; Times Picayune LA
Hammond, LA 8 Dec
John W Duggins, a Confederante Veteran died this morning after an illness of two weeks, Mr Duggins was born in Saline County, Mo in 1839 and was sixty eight years old. He has been a resident of Hammond for nine years, and in that time he filed the office of City Marshal for one years and was Deputy Sheriff and constable at the time of his death. He was a good citizen and a kind hearted man. He leaves a wife and three children two of which a don and daughter are grown. His body was taken to Missouri tonight for interment. Mr Duggings was a member of the Odd Fellows and Knight of Pythias,
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