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Wife of John Van Patter McDuffie. John is listed at Pines cemetery but is at Brightman cemetery in Hayneville, Alabama.
MISC: She was the widow of a Confederate soldier by the name of Kelley. She fled as a refugee from Monticello, MO, to AL. She was the daughter of Christopher and Emily (Johnson) Quinn, her father being a native of County Down, Ireland, and her mother was from Ohio. The parents lived in Planesville, OH. Information from Fritz McDuffie (Jean Grube D63 and B30).
(Giles F Carter, 2011)
Regarding her husband John:
MISC: Data from Fritz McDuffie (McD 313 has his biography). He was a probate judge and active in Republican politics and the Alabama legislature. He was a member of the Grand Army of the Republic and of the SAR. Jean Grube D63 gives biographical information. He was a major in the Civil War and afterwards married Mrs Martha Alice (Quinn) Kelley, widow of a Confederate soldier. He settled in Haynesville, AL, where he became Probate Judge for Lowndes County. Burial information from LaRoy Olson of Aurora, Colorado.
(Giles F Carter, 2011)
Roster and record of Iowa soldiers in the War of the Rebellion together with historical sketches of volunteer organizations, 1861-1866 by Iowa. Adjutant General's Office, Published 1908:
p. SECOND CAVALRY 237:
NON COMMISSIONED STAFF
John V. McDuffie. Age 20. Residence Albion, nativity New York. Promoted First Battalion Sergeant Major from Third Sergeant of Company B, Dec. 1, 1861. Returned to Company B, Oct. 22, 1862.
p. SECOND CAVALRY 341
McDuffie, John V. Age 20. Residence Albion, nativity New York. Enlisted July 30, 1861, as Third Sergeant. Mustered Aug. 31, 1861. Promoted First Battalion Sergeant Major from Third Sergeant of Company B, Dec. 1, 1861. Returned to Company B, Oct. 22, 1862. Promoted Sixth Sergeant Oct. 22, 1862;
Fifth Sergeant Nov. 15, 1862; Third Sergeant May 27, 1863; Second Sergeant June 16, 1864. Mustered out Oct. 3, 1864, Davenport, Iowa, expiration of term of service. See Field and Staff.
(archive.org)
Wife of John Van Patter McDuffie. John is listed at Pines cemetery but is at Brightman cemetery in Hayneville, Alabama.
MISC: She was the widow of a Confederate soldier by the name of Kelley. She fled as a refugee from Monticello, MO, to AL. She was the daughter of Christopher and Emily (Johnson) Quinn, her father being a native of County Down, Ireland, and her mother was from Ohio. The parents lived in Planesville, OH. Information from Fritz McDuffie (Jean Grube D63 and B30).
(Giles F Carter, 2011)
Regarding her husband John:
MISC: Data from Fritz McDuffie (McD 313 has his biography). He was a probate judge and active in Republican politics and the Alabama legislature. He was a member of the Grand Army of the Republic and of the SAR. Jean Grube D63 gives biographical information. He was a major in the Civil War and afterwards married Mrs Martha Alice (Quinn) Kelley, widow of a Confederate soldier. He settled in Haynesville, AL, where he became Probate Judge for Lowndes County. Burial information from LaRoy Olson of Aurora, Colorado.
(Giles F Carter, 2011)
Roster and record of Iowa soldiers in the War of the Rebellion together with historical sketches of volunteer organizations, 1861-1866 by Iowa. Adjutant General's Office, Published 1908:
p. SECOND CAVALRY 237:
NON COMMISSIONED STAFF
John V. McDuffie. Age 20. Residence Albion, nativity New York. Promoted First Battalion Sergeant Major from Third Sergeant of Company B, Dec. 1, 1861. Returned to Company B, Oct. 22, 1862.
p. SECOND CAVALRY 341
McDuffie, John V. Age 20. Residence Albion, nativity New York. Enlisted July 30, 1861, as Third Sergeant. Mustered Aug. 31, 1861. Promoted First Battalion Sergeant Major from Third Sergeant of Company B, Dec. 1, 1861. Returned to Company B, Oct. 22, 1862. Promoted Sixth Sergeant Oct. 22, 1862;
Fifth Sergeant Nov. 15, 1862; Third Sergeant May 27, 1863; Second Sergeant June 16, 1864. Mustered out Oct. 3, 1864, Davenport, Iowa, expiration of term of service. See Field and Staff.
(archive.org)
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Wife of John Van Patter McDuffie. John is listed at Pines cemetery but is at Brightman cemetery in Hayneville, Alabama.
MISC: She was the widow of a Confederate soldier by the name of Kelley. She fled as a refugee from Monticello, MO, to AL. She was the daughter of Christopher and Emily (Johnson) Quinn, her father being a native of County Down, Ireland, and her mother was from Ohio. The parents lived in Planesville, OH. Information from Fritz McDuffie (Jean Grube D63 and B30).
(Giles F Carter, 2011)
Regarding her husband John:
MISC: Data from Fritz McDuffie (McD 313 has his biography). He was a probate judge and active in Republican politics and the Alabama legislature. He was a member of the Grand Army of the Republic and of the SAR. Jean Grube D63 gives biographical information. He was a major in the Civil War and afterwards married Mrs Martha Alice (Quinn) Kelley, widow of a Confederate soldier. He settled in Haynesville, AL, where he became Probate Judge for Lowndes County. Burial information from LaRoy Olson of Aurora, Colorado.
(Giles F Carter, 2011)
Roster and record of Iowa soldiers in the War of the Rebellion together with historical sketches of volunteer organizations, 1861-1866 by Iowa. Adjutant General's Office, Published 1908:
p. SECOND CAVALRY 237:
NON COMMISSIONED STAFF
John V. McDuffie. Age 20. Residence Albion, nativity New York. Promoted First Battalion Sergeant Major from Third Sergeant of Company B, Dec. 1, 1861. Returned to Company B, Oct. 22, 1862.
p. SECOND CAVALRY 341
McDuffie, John V. Age 20. Residence Albion, nativity New York. Enlisted July 30, 1861, as Third Sergeant. Mustered Aug. 31, 1861. Promoted First Battalion Sergeant Major from Third Sergeant of Company B, Dec. 1, 1861. Returned to Company B, Oct. 22, 1862. Promoted Sixth Sergeant Oct. 22, 1862;
Fifth Sergeant Nov. 15, 1862; Third Sergeant May 27, 1863; Second Sergeant June 16, 1864. Mustered out Oct. 3, 1864, Davenport, Iowa, expiration of term of service. See Field and Staff.
(archive.org)
Wife of John Van Patter McDuffie. John is listed at Pines cemetery but is at Brightman cemetery in Hayneville, Alabama.
MISC: She was the widow of a Confederate soldier by the name of Kelley. She fled as a refugee from Monticello, MO, to AL. She was the daughter of Christopher and Emily (Johnson) Quinn, her father being a native of County Down, Ireland, and her mother was from Ohio. The parents lived in Planesville, OH. Information from Fritz McDuffie (Jean Grube D63 and B30).
(Giles F Carter, 2011)
Regarding her husband John:
MISC: Data from Fritz McDuffie (McD 313 has his biography). He was a probate judge and active in Republican politics and the Alabama legislature. He was a member of the Grand Army of the Republic and of the SAR. Jean Grube D63 gives biographical information. He was a major in the Civil War and afterwards married Mrs Martha Alice (Quinn) Kelley, widow of a Confederate soldier. He settled in Haynesville, AL, where he became Probate Judge for Lowndes County. Burial information from LaRoy Olson of Aurora, Colorado.
(Giles F Carter, 2011)
Roster and record of Iowa soldiers in the War of the Rebellion together with historical sketches of volunteer organizations, 1861-1866 by Iowa. Adjutant General's Office, Published 1908:
p. SECOND CAVALRY 237:
NON COMMISSIONED STAFF
John V. McDuffie. Age 20. Residence Albion, nativity New York. Promoted First Battalion Sergeant Major from Third Sergeant of Company B, Dec. 1, 1861. Returned to Company B, Oct. 22, 1862.
p. SECOND CAVALRY 341
McDuffie, John V. Age 20. Residence Albion, nativity New York. Enlisted July 30, 1861, as Third Sergeant. Mustered Aug. 31, 1861. Promoted First Battalion Sergeant Major from Third Sergeant of Company B, Dec. 1, 1861. Returned to Company B, Oct. 22, 1862. Promoted Sixth Sergeant Oct. 22, 1862;
Fifth Sergeant Nov. 15, 1862; Third Sergeant May 27, 1863; Second Sergeant June 16, 1864. Mustered out Oct. 3, 1864, Davenport, Iowa, expiration of term of service. See Field and Staff.
(archive.org)
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