John enlisted at age 18 at Benton Barracks, St. Louis, Mo as a private in Cpt. C.S. Moore's Co. 'C', 13th Regular Missouri Cavalry. He was permanently disabled by a shot to his left hand on Oct. 12, 1864, while on duty at Lexington, Mo.
He married Caroline Sullivan in 1863 and together they had ten children: Mary, Harvey, Hiram T., Thompson S., Howard, John P., Florence, Arthur A., Minnie & Elmer.
John was a minister of the United Baptist Church in Allendale. He and his family moved to Worth county in 1884.
John and his brother Thompson were married to the Sullivan sisters.
He married Caroline Sullivan in 1863 and together they had ten children: Mary, Harvey, Hiram T., Thompson S., Howard, John P., Florence, Arthur A., Minnie & Elmer.
John was a minister of the United Baptist Church in Allendale. He and his family moved to Worth county in 1884.
John and his brother Thompson were married to the Sullivan sisters.
John enlisted at age 18 at Benton Barracks, St. Louis, Mo as a private in Cpt. C.S. Moore's Co. 'C', 13th Regular Missouri Cavalry. He was permanently disabled by a shot to his left hand on Oct. 12, 1864, while on duty at Lexington, Mo.
He married Caroline Sullivan in 1863 and together they had ten children: Mary, Harvey, Hiram T., Thompson S., Howard, John P., Florence, Arthur A., Minnie & Elmer.
John was a minister of the United Baptist Church in Allendale. He and his family moved to Worth county in 1884.
John and his brother Thompson were married to the Sullivan sisters.
He married Caroline Sullivan in 1863 and together they had ten children: Mary, Harvey, Hiram T., Thompson S., Howard, John P., Florence, Arthur A., Minnie & Elmer.
John was a minister of the United Baptist Church in Allendale. He and his family moved to Worth county in 1884.
John and his brother Thompson were married to the Sullivan sisters.
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