Son of Alice Buford/Beauford (1867-1899) and William Jack Marcum (1860-1914). He had 3 brothers and sisters (Daisy Julia marcum Harris, Elias Beauford Marcum and Bertha Markham) and 8 half brothers and sisters (Oscar Marhkam, Jesse Edward Markham, Cora Markham, Martha "Mattie" Lester Markham, Benton Riley Markham, William Medicus "Meck" Markham, Blanche Elizabeth Markham and Annie Delma "Dell" Markham.
Winfield was the grandson of Civil War Soldier (Battle of Olustee) William Arthur Markham/Marcum married Martha Rosetta Douberley on 22 August 1854, Lake City, FL. She was born 11 October 1839 in South Carolina.
Winfield was the great grandson of Reithy Roberts Marcum and William W. Marcum/Markham, pioneer settlers of Alachua County (the portion that is now Columbia County, FL).
Corp 6 FLA Militia
Indian Wars
Footstone: Florida Pioneer Wm. W. Markham 1806-1866
Note: The name spelling difference was due to family differences, lack of education or mistakes at the courthouse.
Isabella Green and Winfield Marcum were married May 21, 1921 by the County Judge in Columbia County, Florida.
Winfield Marcum served in the United States Army and was wounded in World War 1. This was recorded in U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918. We truly appreciate his service to our country and the freedom we enjoy today...
Winfield was the grandson of Civil War Soldier (Battle of Olustee) William Arthur Markham/Marcum married Martha Rosetta Douberley on 22 August 1854, Lake City, FL. She was born 11 October 1839 in South Carolina.
Winfield was the great grandson of Reithy Roberts Marcum and William W. Marcum/Markham, pioneer settlers of Alachua County (the portion that is now Columbia County, FL).
Corp 6 FLA Militia
Indian Wars
Footstone: Florida Pioneer Wm. W. Markham 1806-1866
Note: The name spelling difference was due to family differences, lack of education or mistakes at the courthouse.
Isabella Green and Winfield Marcum were married May 21, 1921 by the County Judge in Columbia County, Florida.
Winfield Marcum served in the United States Army and was wounded in World War 1. This was recorded in U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918. We truly appreciate his service to our country and the freedom we enjoy today...
Son of Alice Buford/Beauford (1867-1899) and William Jack Marcum (1860-1914). He had 3 brothers and sisters (Daisy Julia marcum Harris, Elias Beauford Marcum and Bertha Markham) and 8 half brothers and sisters (Oscar Marhkam, Jesse Edward Markham, Cora Markham, Martha "Mattie" Lester Markham, Benton Riley Markham, William Medicus "Meck" Markham, Blanche Elizabeth Markham and Annie Delma "Dell" Markham.
Winfield was the grandson of Civil War Soldier (Battle of Olustee) William Arthur Markham/Marcum married Martha Rosetta Douberley on 22 August 1854, Lake City, FL. She was born 11 October 1839 in South Carolina.
Winfield was the great grandson of Reithy Roberts Marcum and William W. Marcum/Markham, pioneer settlers of Alachua County (the portion that is now Columbia County, FL).
Corp 6 FLA Militia
Indian Wars
Footstone: Florida Pioneer Wm. W. Markham 1806-1866
Note: The name spelling difference was due to family differences, lack of education or mistakes at the courthouse.
Isabella Green and Winfield Marcum were married May 21, 1921 by the County Judge in Columbia County, Florida.
Winfield Marcum served in the United States Army and was wounded in World War 1. This was recorded in U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918. We truly appreciate his service to our country and the freedom we enjoy today...
Winfield was the grandson of Civil War Soldier (Battle of Olustee) William Arthur Markham/Marcum married Martha Rosetta Douberley on 22 August 1854, Lake City, FL. She was born 11 October 1839 in South Carolina.
Winfield was the great grandson of Reithy Roberts Marcum and William W. Marcum/Markham, pioneer settlers of Alachua County (the portion that is now Columbia County, FL).
Corp 6 FLA Militia
Indian Wars
Footstone: Florida Pioneer Wm. W. Markham 1806-1866
Note: The name spelling difference was due to family differences, lack of education or mistakes at the courthouse.
Isabella Green and Winfield Marcum were married May 21, 1921 by the County Judge in Columbia County, Florida.
Winfield Marcum served in the United States Army and was wounded in World War 1. This was recorded in U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918. We truly appreciate his service to our country and the freedom we enjoy today...
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