Son of Nathaniel Davenport and Saran Dunbar. Married Sarah Aurilla Lea about 1860 and had six children: Arthur; Clarence; Lulu; Ernest; Bertha; Grace.
Nathaniel enlisted 12 Sep 1862, Private Co. B 45th Mass. Infantry, discharged 7 Jul 1863 in Milton, Mass.
The family was living in Massachusetts in the early 1860s but by 1868 they were in Macomb, Illinois. By 1880 they had moved to Oakland, Illinois. By 1900 Nathaniel was living in a home for disabled volunteer soldiers in Chelsea, Massachusetts and his wife was living in DeKalb, Illinois.
In 1901 Nathaniel moved to another home for disabled soldiers in Danville, Illinois and that is where he died in 1909 from a cerebral embolism.
Nathaniel enlisted 12 Sep 1862, Private Co. B 45th Mass. Infantry, discharged 7 Jul 1863 in Milton, Mass.
The family was living in Massachusetts in the early 1860s but by 1868 they were in Macomb, Illinois. By 1880 they had moved to Oakland, Illinois. By 1900 Nathaniel was living in a home for disabled volunteer soldiers in Chelsea, Massachusetts and his wife was living in DeKalb, Illinois.
In 1901 Nathaniel moved to another home for disabled soldiers in Danville, Illinois and that is where he died in 1909 from a cerebral embolism.
Son of Nathaniel Davenport and Saran Dunbar. Married Sarah Aurilla Lea about 1860 and had six children: Arthur; Clarence; Lulu; Ernest; Bertha; Grace.
Nathaniel enlisted 12 Sep 1862, Private Co. B 45th Mass. Infantry, discharged 7 Jul 1863 in Milton, Mass.
The family was living in Massachusetts in the early 1860s but by 1868 they were in Macomb, Illinois. By 1880 they had moved to Oakland, Illinois. By 1900 Nathaniel was living in a home for disabled volunteer soldiers in Chelsea, Massachusetts and his wife was living in DeKalb, Illinois.
In 1901 Nathaniel moved to another home for disabled soldiers in Danville, Illinois and that is where he died in 1909 from a cerebral embolism.
Nathaniel enlisted 12 Sep 1862, Private Co. B 45th Mass. Infantry, discharged 7 Jul 1863 in Milton, Mass.
The family was living in Massachusetts in the early 1860s but by 1868 they were in Macomb, Illinois. By 1880 they had moved to Oakland, Illinois. By 1900 Nathaniel was living in a home for disabled volunteer soldiers in Chelsea, Massachusetts and his wife was living in DeKalb, Illinois.
In 1901 Nathaniel moved to another home for disabled soldiers in Danville, Illinois and that is where he died in 1909 from a cerebral embolism.
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