Charles served in the Civil War. He was discharged from the army with a disability. Charles then took up farming in Concord Township area of Iroquois, Illinois. He married Mary E. Stroud; a daughter of Maurice Stroud (a native of New York). Charles and Mary celebrated their nuptials on April 3, 1851 in Vermilion County, Illinois. They had eight children; five sons and three daughters.
MARRIAGE RECORDS: County Court Records; Vermilion County, Illinois; film #1298746-1298749.
US CENSUS: Year: 1860: Concord Township (Iroquois County), Illinois; Individual: Philps, Charles Age: 32 Birthplace: Illinois Occupation: Farmer
Historical Text: Past and Present Iroquois County, Illinois; by J. W. Kern, M. A.; S. J. Clarke Publishing, Co.; 1907. "Alphabetical Roster", page 724. Excerpt, "... Charles enlisted in the 113th Illinois Volunteer Infantry on August 12, 1862. He was mustered into service on October 1, 1862. He served with Company F until he was discharged due to disability on May 22, 1863. Time of service nine months. ..."
MARRIAGE RECORDS: County Court Records; Vermilion County, Illinois; film #1298746-1298749.
US CENSUS: Year: 1860: Concord Township (Iroquois County), Illinois; Individual: Philps, Charles Age: 32 Birthplace: Illinois Occupation: Farmer
Historical Text: Past and Present Iroquois County, Illinois; by J. W. Kern, M. A.; S. J. Clarke Publishing, Co.; 1907. "Alphabetical Roster", page 724. Excerpt, "... Charles enlisted in the 113th Illinois Volunteer Infantry on August 12, 1862. He was mustered into service on October 1, 1862. He served with Company F until he was discharged due to disability on May 22, 1863. Time of service nine months. ..."
Charles served in the Civil War. He was discharged from the army with a disability. Charles then took up farming in Concord Township area of Iroquois, Illinois. He married Mary E. Stroud; a daughter of Maurice Stroud (a native of New York). Charles and Mary celebrated their nuptials on April 3, 1851 in Vermilion County, Illinois. They had eight children; five sons and three daughters.
MARRIAGE RECORDS: County Court Records; Vermilion County, Illinois; film #1298746-1298749.
US CENSUS: Year: 1860: Concord Township (Iroquois County), Illinois; Individual: Philps, Charles Age: 32 Birthplace: Illinois Occupation: Farmer
Historical Text: Past and Present Iroquois County, Illinois; by J. W. Kern, M. A.; S. J. Clarke Publishing, Co.; 1907. "Alphabetical Roster", page 724. Excerpt, "... Charles enlisted in the 113th Illinois Volunteer Infantry on August 12, 1862. He was mustered into service on October 1, 1862. He served with Company F until he was discharged due to disability on May 22, 1863. Time of service nine months. ..."
MARRIAGE RECORDS: County Court Records; Vermilion County, Illinois; film #1298746-1298749.
US CENSUS: Year: 1860: Concord Township (Iroquois County), Illinois; Individual: Philps, Charles Age: 32 Birthplace: Illinois Occupation: Farmer
Historical Text: Past and Present Iroquois County, Illinois; by J. W. Kern, M. A.; S. J. Clarke Publishing, Co.; 1907. "Alphabetical Roster", page 724. Excerpt, "... Charles enlisted in the 113th Illinois Volunteer Infantry on August 12, 1862. He was mustered into service on October 1, 1862. He served with Company F until he was discharged due to disability on May 22, 1863. Time of service nine months. ..."
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