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Columbus Marion Patton

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Columbus Marion Patton

Birth
Monroe County, West Virginia, USA
Death
8 Jan 1923 (aged 94)
Omaha, Douglas County, Nebraska, USA
Burial
Woodbine, Harrison County, Iowa, USA Add to Map
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2nd Add. Blk, 1 row 11
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94 years old. His father, Tristam Patton, was aide-de-camp to General Washington in the Revolutionary War. Tristam didn't marry until he was 50 years old and Columbus was the next to youngest son of 14 children. Funeral services and burial were in Woodbine, Iowa. From Omaha World Herald, 11 Jan 1923.

The following courtesy of findagrave contributor Tami:
HISTORY OF HARRISON COUNTY, IOWA, 1891
BIOGRAPHIES, Page 954
COLUMBUS M. PATTON
Columbus M. PATTON, a farmer living on section 11, of Magnolia Township, has been a resident of Harrison County, Iowa since June, 1857. He first settled in Harris Grove, LaGrange Township, where, in 1856, he had purchased two hundred and forty acres of land. The first year he came to the county he worked at the carpenter's trade at Magnolia. In 1856 he moved from LaGrange Township to Magnolia Township, and bought sixty acres of improved land on section 14, which he sold in 1866, and moved to his present home, where he purchased one hundred and twenty acres of unimproved land. This land, on account of defective title was taken from him, and he had to repurchase it. To the original tract he has added until at one time he had seven hundred and twenty acres.

He was born in Monroe County, VA., in March, 1828, and remained at home with his mother until 1847, and then worked at the carpenter business until 1850, when he embarked in the mercantile business with his brother-in-law, and continued until 1857, when he came to Harrison County.

Per findagrave contributor Joyce J., Columbus Marion Patton and Margaret Jane Patton were twins.
94 years old. His father, Tristam Patton, was aide-de-camp to General Washington in the Revolutionary War. Tristam didn't marry until he was 50 years old and Columbus was the next to youngest son of 14 children. Funeral services and burial were in Woodbine, Iowa. From Omaha World Herald, 11 Jan 1923.

The following courtesy of findagrave contributor Tami:
HISTORY OF HARRISON COUNTY, IOWA, 1891
BIOGRAPHIES, Page 954
COLUMBUS M. PATTON
Columbus M. PATTON, a farmer living on section 11, of Magnolia Township, has been a resident of Harrison County, Iowa since June, 1857. He first settled in Harris Grove, LaGrange Township, where, in 1856, he had purchased two hundred and forty acres of land. The first year he came to the county he worked at the carpenter's trade at Magnolia. In 1856 he moved from LaGrange Township to Magnolia Township, and bought sixty acres of improved land on section 14, which he sold in 1866, and moved to his present home, where he purchased one hundred and twenty acres of unimproved land. This land, on account of defective title was taken from him, and he had to repurchase it. To the original tract he has added until at one time he had seven hundred and twenty acres.

He was born in Monroe County, VA., in March, 1828, and remained at home with his mother until 1847, and then worked at the carpenter business until 1850, when he embarked in the mercantile business with his brother-in-law, and continued until 1857, when he came to Harrison County.

Per findagrave contributor Joyce J., Columbus Marion Patton and Margaret Jane Patton were twins.

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  • Added: Apr 1, 2016
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  • Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/160320525/columbus_marion-patton: accessed ), memorial page for Columbus Marion Patton (9 Mar 1828–8 Jan 1923), Find a Grave Memorial ID 160320525, citing Woodbine Cemetery, Woodbine, Harrison County, Iowa, USA; Burial Details Unknown; Maintained by BJW (contributor 47343717).