Born c1826 "Hampshire VA" [Now West VA] Son of Vincent and Martha Vandiver. Enrolled at Milan September 21, 1861 in Co. C Grundy County Battalion Six Months Militia. Age given as 35. Age on tombstone is 35 yrs & 11 Months.
Died from sickness in Chillicothe MO Civil War military hospital December 11, 1861. Military record is dated incorrectly, due to confusion at beginning of next year. Militia service was for six months, not for much over 13 months.
Death was December 11, 1861 as the tombstone is inscribed.
The body was returned for burial on the home farm east of Boynton Missouri. South east of the house on the old Hamilton Farm. Marked with a small engraved tomb stone. Reset 2001 on original base near the top of a hill in a pasture near the original homestead. Charolais cattle there can be dangerous. One-time owner was fatally injured.
George VanDiver married Mary Susan (Grindstaff) the widow of James Michael Hays who had died in 1848 in Linn County MO. Marriage record George Vandiver to Mary Susan (Grindstaff) Hays December 21, 1851 in St. Charles County Missouri.
1860 Census In Linn County George Vandiver "age 35" Susan age 37.
Children:
Isaac Hays 16 [Step son]
Martha Hays 13 [Step dau]
James T. Hays 10 [Step son]
Edmond Vandiver 6 {1854-1934)
William F. Vandiver 4
Polly A. Vandiver 2 birth given as c1859. Married Robert Wesley Boyd in Sullivan County Jan 20 1878 according to http://sullivan.mogenweb.org/brideV.html Polly Ann died 1925 in Seattle, Washington.
Polly Ann Boyd
Laura (Vandiver) Smith 3/12 of Milan MO
George Vincent Vandiver born June 3, 1862 of Burlington IA.
Died from sickness in Chillicothe MO Civil War military hospital December 11, 1861. Military record is dated incorrectly, due to confusion at beginning of next year. Militia service was for six months, not for much over 13 months.
Death was December 11, 1861 as the tombstone is inscribed.
The body was returned for burial on the home farm east of Boynton Missouri. South east of the house on the old Hamilton Farm. Marked with a small engraved tomb stone. Reset 2001 on original base near the top of a hill in a pasture near the original homestead. Charolais cattle there can be dangerous. One-time owner was fatally injured.
George VanDiver married Mary Susan (Grindstaff) the widow of James Michael Hays who had died in 1848 in Linn County MO. Marriage record George Vandiver to Mary Susan (Grindstaff) Hays December 21, 1851 in St. Charles County Missouri.
1860 Census In Linn County George Vandiver "age 35" Susan age 37.
Children:
Isaac Hays 16 [Step son]
Martha Hays 13 [Step dau]
James T. Hays 10 [Step son]
Edmond Vandiver 6 {1854-1934)
William F. Vandiver 4
Polly A. Vandiver 2 birth given as c1859. Married Robert Wesley Boyd in Sullivan County Jan 20 1878 according to http://sullivan.mogenweb.org/brideV.html Polly Ann died 1925 in Seattle, Washington.
Polly Ann Boyd
Laura (Vandiver) Smith 3/12 of Milan MO
George Vincent Vandiver born June 3, 1862 of Burlington IA.
Born c1826 "Hampshire VA" [Now West VA] Son of Vincent and Martha Vandiver. Enrolled at Milan September 21, 1861 in Co. C Grundy County Battalion Six Months Militia. Age given as 35. Age on tombstone is 35 yrs & 11 Months.
Died from sickness in Chillicothe MO Civil War military hospital December 11, 1861. Military record is dated incorrectly, due to confusion at beginning of next year. Militia service was for six months, not for much over 13 months.
Death was December 11, 1861 as the tombstone is inscribed.
The body was returned for burial on the home farm east of Boynton Missouri. South east of the house on the old Hamilton Farm. Marked with a small engraved tomb stone. Reset 2001 on original base near the top of a hill in a pasture near the original homestead. Charolais cattle there can be dangerous. One-time owner was fatally injured.
George VanDiver married Mary Susan (Grindstaff) the widow of James Michael Hays who had died in 1848 in Linn County MO. Marriage record George Vandiver to Mary Susan (Grindstaff) Hays December 21, 1851 in St. Charles County Missouri.
1860 Census In Linn County George Vandiver "age 35" Susan age 37.
Children:
Isaac Hays 16 [Step son]
Martha Hays 13 [Step dau]
James T. Hays 10 [Step son]
Edmond Vandiver 6 {1854-1934)
William F. Vandiver 4
Polly A. Vandiver 2 birth given as c1859. Married Robert Wesley Boyd in Sullivan County Jan 20 1878 according to http://sullivan.mogenweb.org/brideV.html Polly Ann died 1925 in Seattle, Washington.
Polly Ann Boyd
Laura (Vandiver) Smith 3/12 of Milan MO
George Vincent Vandiver born June 3, 1862 of Burlington IA.
Died from sickness in Chillicothe MO Civil War military hospital December 11, 1861. Military record is dated incorrectly, due to confusion at beginning of next year. Militia service was for six months, not for much over 13 months.
Death was December 11, 1861 as the tombstone is inscribed.
The body was returned for burial on the home farm east of Boynton Missouri. South east of the house on the old Hamilton Farm. Marked with a small engraved tomb stone. Reset 2001 on original base near the top of a hill in a pasture near the original homestead. Charolais cattle there can be dangerous. One-time owner was fatally injured.
George VanDiver married Mary Susan (Grindstaff) the widow of James Michael Hays who had died in 1848 in Linn County MO. Marriage record George Vandiver to Mary Susan (Grindstaff) Hays December 21, 1851 in St. Charles County Missouri.
1860 Census In Linn County George Vandiver "age 35" Susan age 37.
Children:
Isaac Hays 16 [Step son]
Martha Hays 13 [Step dau]
James T. Hays 10 [Step son]
Edmond Vandiver 6 {1854-1934)
William F. Vandiver 4
Polly A. Vandiver 2 birth given as c1859. Married Robert Wesley Boyd in Sullivan County Jan 20 1878 according to http://sullivan.mogenweb.org/brideV.html Polly Ann died 1925 in Seattle, Washington.
Polly Ann Boyd
Laura (Vandiver) Smith 3/12 of Milan MO
George Vincent Vandiver born June 3, 1862 of Burlington IA.
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