Thomas married Adeline on August 15, 1850 in Lamar County, TX. They had four sons and three daughters. Thomas was a blacksmith.
The 1860 census states that Thomas, Adeline and their children were all born in Missouri.
Thomas was a Private in the 19th Regiment of Buford's Texas Calvary of the Confederate Army. He was mustered in at Hillboro, Texas on March 28th, 1862.
Sources: Ancestral File www.familysearch.org
Bridging Generational Gaps: A Psychological Perspective on the Haddock Family by Billy D. Haddock
2nd Edition available on Amazon.com.
The 1860 census states that Thomas, Adeline and their children were all born in Missouri.
Thomas was a Private in the 19th Regiment of Buford's Texas Calvary of the Confederate Army. He was mustered in at Hillboro, Texas on March 28th, 1862.
Sources: Ancestral File www.familysearch.org
Bridging Generational Gaps: A Psychological Perspective on the Haddock Family by Billy D. Haddock
2nd Edition available on Amazon.com.
Thomas married Adeline on August 15, 1850 in Lamar County, TX. They had four sons and three daughters. Thomas was a blacksmith.
The 1860 census states that Thomas, Adeline and their children were all born in Missouri.
Thomas was a Private in the 19th Regiment of Buford's Texas Calvary of the Confederate Army. He was mustered in at Hillboro, Texas on March 28th, 1862.
Sources: Ancestral File www.familysearch.org
Bridging Generational Gaps: A Psychological Perspective on the Haddock Family by Billy D. Haddock
2nd Edition available on Amazon.com.
The 1860 census states that Thomas, Adeline and their children were all born in Missouri.
Thomas was a Private in the 19th Regiment of Buford's Texas Calvary of the Confederate Army. He was mustered in at Hillboro, Texas on March 28th, 1862.
Sources: Ancestral File www.familysearch.org
Bridging Generational Gaps: A Psychological Perspective on the Haddock Family by Billy D. Haddock
2nd Edition available on Amazon.com.
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