Married Jane E Teas
Daniel Nations was a Confederate soldier, was taken prisoner at Arkansas Post and died, unmarried.
Several of his brothers served in the Civil War in Arkansas. One civil war record puts a brother at Arkansas Post in Jan. 1863.
Although Daniel served from Texas, it seems more than plausible that he would have gone to Arkansas to fight if given the opportunity, especially since the new source also states he was unmarried (widowed because we know he married Jane Teas in 1859 in DeWitt Co., Texas) at the time of his death.
Contributor: Jaime Teas Lodge
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Married Jane E Teas
Daniel Nations was a Confederate soldier, was taken prisoner at Arkansas Post and died, unmarried.
Several of his brothers served in the Civil War in Arkansas. One civil war record puts a brother at Arkansas Post in Jan. 1863.
Although Daniel served from Texas, it seems more than plausible that he would have gone to Arkansas to fight if given the opportunity, especially since the new source also states he was unmarried (widowed because we know he married Jane Teas in 1859 in DeWitt Co., Texas) at the time of his death.
Contributor: Jaime Teas Lodge
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Family Members
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Levi Nathaniel Nations
1812–1879
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Willis Carroll Nations
1814–1870
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William Anderson Nations
1817–1863
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Anna Nube Nations Mouser
1818–1886
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Francis S "Frankie" Nations Mouser
1819–1917
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Phebe H. Nations Clawson
1823–1880
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Athaniar Nations Crabb
1826–1904
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Jemima Ellen Nations Fairchild
1830–1914
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Jesse B Nations
1832–1892
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