s/o John and Elizabeth Ritchie Daugherty, brother of Eliza Jane Daugherty who are buried next to him.
Jason was a prisoner of war at Cahaba Prison, also known as Castle Morgan, in Alabama. Being a prisoner of war in a southern prison and being a Union soldier and southern could not have been easy. The trials of the soldiers are well documented in the book "The Sultana Disaster" by Jerry O. Potter. Jason's name is listed in the survivors at the end of the book.
Jason was a prisoner of war at Cahaba Prison, also known as Castle Morgan, in Alabama. Being a prisoner of war in a southern prison and being a Union soldier and southern could not have been easy. The trials of the soldiers are well documented in the book "The Sultana Disaster" by Jerry O. Potter. Jason's name is listed in the survivors at the end of the book.
s/o John and Elizabeth Ritchie Daugherty, brother of Eliza Jane Daugherty who are buried next to him.
Jason was a prisoner of war at Cahaba Prison, also known as Castle Morgan, in Alabama. Being a prisoner of war in a southern prison and being a Union soldier and southern could not have been easy. The trials of the soldiers are well documented in the book "The Sultana Disaster" by Jerry O. Potter. Jason's name is listed in the survivors at the end of the book.
Jason was a prisoner of war at Cahaba Prison, also known as Castle Morgan, in Alabama. Being a prisoner of war in a southern prison and being a Union soldier and southern could not have been easy. The trials of the soldiers are well documented in the book "The Sultana Disaster" by Jerry O. Potter. Jason's name is listed in the survivors at the end of the book.
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This replacement marker was furnished by the US Veterans Administration after being ordered by Shirley Franks Price, great-great niece of Jason M Daugherty.
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