Henry Beadle
b.1817/Devon.Co.England, d.1862/Civil War prison camp,
Macon.GA
and family while in West Auburn, Auburn.Twp
Fayette County Iowa
Plus an overview of the Battle at Shiloh
and the Hornet's
Nest position defended by the 'Iowa Brigade.'
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...Beadle descendent tree
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Overview:
Henry
Beadle---b.1817Dec25/Devon.Co.Eng>>>d.1862Aug10/Oglethrope.Prison.Camp/Macon.GA.
....Henry Beadle of Co C, 12th Iowa Inf,
surrendered late in the day, 1862Apr06, at Hornet's Nest
during the Battle of Shiloh (Pittsburg Landing, on the Tennessee River).
....Henry Beadle died 1862Aug10, in Oglethorpe Prison Camp at Macon.GA.
....Henry, along with other deaths at Oglethorpe Prison Camp were buried unmarked in
a pine grove outside the timber stockade,
....When the area was occupied after the war, a wooden fence was put around the
graves (today under RR yards).
....Bet. 1865-1869, the Oglethrope bodies were moved; Henry was reportedly
reburied at Andersonville National Cemetery, Sumter.Co.GA.
....Henry Beadle left NY and moved to the Janesville area of
Rock.Co.WI in 1854,
but stayed only a few years.
....Sometime around 1857 the Beadle family, and brother John Beadle, moved to the
Auburn
area (Douglass P.O.) of Auburn.Twp, Fayette.Co.IA.
....The Beadle's located in the West Auburn plat area, about 400 feet north of the
West Auburn or Earl's Mill, 1 mi west of the Auburn village plat.
....Henry Beadle and wife Diana Brown had seven children
(possibly 8, Herman C. abt 1843)
1. Lavina 'Bettie' Beadle 1846/NY-1937/IL x Thomas Franklin Patterson
1842/IL-1912/IL
2. Romaette Beadle 1848/NY-aft1920/Sumner.IA? x Geo.Wash. Bowers
1843/PA-1917/Waucoma.IA
3. Catherine 'Kate' Beadle abt1851/NY-1940/WI.
4. William J. Beadle abt1852/NY-?/?
5. Lurua E. Beadle 1854/NY-aft1880/1940 x (divorced) Sterling C. Minich
1848/WI-aft1889?
6. Alabard L. 'Albert' Beadle 1856/Janesville area, Rock.Co.WI-?/?
7. Estella Beadle abt1858/West.Auburn, Fayette.Co.IA-1951/IA, adopted by
Avery M. Pitts after mother remarried, referred to as Levilla Pitts census data.
....On 1861Oct07, Henry Beadle, at the age of 44, enlisted in Co C of the 12th
Iowa Regiment, living another 4 months.
....Henry Beadle lived the Auburn area, Fayette.Co.IA, only about 4 yrs.
....His wife Diana nee Brown would
remarry Avery M. Pitts (Pitts
page) sometime after May 1866.
....Diana nee Brown Beadle and Avery M. Pitts lived on the Pitts farm in Sec 1,
of Bethel.Twp, 6mi SW of Auburn village.

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Henry Beadle family
Descendants of John Beedle Beedell Beadle
1 BEADLE, John Beedle Beedell b: in England d:
in England
.. +UNKNOWN, Grace b: in England d: in England
2 BEEDLE, James Beedell b: Abt. 1756 in
Exeter, Devon.Co.England d: Mar 1838 in Devon.Co.England
.... +STRONG, Elizabeth d: Abt. 1803
... 3 BEEDLE, Joseph Symons b: Abt. 1783 in Exeter, Devon.Co.England
... 3 BEEDLE, Henry Beadle b: Abt. 1785 in
Exeter, Devon.Co.England d: Abt. 1856 in Surrey, Ceremonial.Co.England Note
1: 17 Mar 2013 Beadle last reviewed: Barry.Zbornik Hannibal.MO iowaz AT
hotmail.com Note 2: Possible surname analogs: Badle Bedle Biddle Beadle Note
3: The primary Beadle line found in Fayette.Co.IA, line is out of
Otsego.Co.NY, bz/2013.
....... +WARE, Sarah b: 17 Nov 1784 in Exeter, Devon.Co.England d: Sep 1854
in Surrey, Ceremonial.Co.England Father: Joel WARE Mother: Jane MEADLAND
..... 4 BEADLE, Henry b: 08 Feb 1809 in Exeter, Devon.Co.England d: 18 May
1812 in Exeter, Devon.Co.England
..... 4 BEADLE, James b: 12 Mar 1811 in Exeter, Devon.Co.England d: 12 May
1812 in Exeter, Devon.Co.England
..... 4 BEADLE, John b: 1813 in Exeter, Devon.Co.England d: Aft. 1860 in
Cannot locate after Fayette.Co.IA, bz/2013. Note 8:
1860 Census: in West
Auburn plat area, Auburn.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Ware: L.R.38 physician $2k/900,
M.T.34, Walter10, Eliz8, MaryA5, Laura3, John47NY Beadle laborer. Note 9:
Aft. 1860 No trail for John Beadle after 1860, assume left after Civil War,
perhaps with the Ware family to Mower.Co.MN, bz/2013.
..... 4 BEADLE, Eliza b: 20 Mar 1815 in Exeter, Devon.Co.England d: Oct
1873 in London
..... 4 BEADLE, Henry
b:
25 Dec 1817 in Exeter, Devon.Co.England d: 10 Aug 1862 in Oglethorpe Prison
Camp, Macon.GA; res. of West Auburn, Fay.Co.IA Burial: Andersonville Nat Cem, Sumter.Co.GA, Sec AT, Row ED, Site
13078. Note 8: Aug 1850 Ag.Census, Orwell, Otsego.Co.NY: included close
neighbors: two John Beadle's, Amos Beadle, Henry Beadle, Wm. Cole, JamesF
Davis, & other surnames familiar to Fayette.Co.IA, bz/2013. Note 12: 1854
Left NY, lived in Janesville area, Rock.Co.WI, T.Jones/2013. Note 15: Jun
1856 Census: Enumerated in Vernon.Twp, Dubuque.Co.IA. Note 17: Aft. 1856
Moved to Douglass P.O. area, likely located in West Auburn plat, Auburn.Twp,
Fay.Co.IA, bz/2013. Note 20: Jun 1860 Census: West Auburn plat, Auburn.Twp,
Fay.Co.IA. Badle(Beadle) Henry43 farm laborer, Diana37 nee Brown, BetsyL13,
Romaette11, Cathrine9, WmJ9, LauraE5, AlbertL3, Estella1; bro John46 Beadle
close living with Dr. L.R.Ware38 family. Note 25: 07 Oct 1861 Enlisted Co.C,
12IA Inf, age abt. 44y. Note 26: 06 Apr 1862 Captured at Hornet's
Nest/Shiloh. Note 27: 10 Aug 1862 Died, as Priv. in Co C, 12th IA Inf, at
Oglethorpe Prison Camp, Macon.GA; buried unmarked in pine grove outside
stockade wall. Note 28: 10 Aug 1862 Initially buried: Pine grove, most
graves unmarked, on right of Oglethorpe Prison Camp, Macon.GA (area under
today's RR yards). Note 29: Bet. 1865 - 1868 Bodies at Camp Oglethorpe
removed to Andersonville Nat. Cem (assume questionable identification aft
3-6yrs, bz/2013). Note 30: 1866 Wife Diana remarried Avery M. Pitts who
farmed sec 1, Bethel.Twp, Fay.Co.IA.
......... +BROWN, Diana Danah b: 17 May 1821 in
Otsego.Co.NY d: 03 Mar 1896 in Waucoma, Eden.Twp, Fay.Co.IA Burial: Waucoma
Cem, Eden.Twp, Fay.Co.IA m: 16 Feb 1842 in East Worcester, Otsego.Co.NY
Father: Stephen BROWN Mother: Betsy SALISBURY Note 3: Feb 1842 Mary Jane nee
Brown was a witness to marriage of Diana Brown x Henry Beadle in Otsego.Co.NY,
T.Jones/2013. Note 5: 1854 Census: Auburn area, Fay.Co.IA, total population
247 of which 34 were in West Auburn; Brown head of families enumerated.
W.B., J., George; no Davis families. Note 15: 1858 Mary Jane Brown Davis,
was mid-wife to Diana Brown Beadle at birth of dau Estella1858 in Auburn.IA,
T.Jones/2013. Note 17: 1860 Census: West Auburn plat, Auburn.Twp, Fay.Co.IA.
Badle(Beadle) Henry43 farm laborer, Diana37 nee Brown, BetsyL13,
Romaette11, Cathrine9, WmJ9, LauraE5, AlbertL3, Estella1; bro John46 Beadle
close living with Dr. L.R.Ware38 family. Note 19: Aft. May 1866 Remarried
Avery M. Pitts (1822/NY-1882/Fay.Co.IA), farmed sec 1, Bethel.Twp. Note 20:
1870 Census: Sec 1, Bethel.Twp, Fay.Co.IA: Petts(Pitts): Avery47, Diana47,
Levilla13 (Estella, nee Beadle, dau of Henry); ch by 1st wf Sarah Jane--
C.L.9, Rosanna5. Note 23: 1880 Census: Sec 1, Bethel.Twp, Fay.Co.IA: Pitts:
A.M.(Avery)57 farming, 2nd wf Diana nee Brown Beadle, C.L.19, Jenette16,
mother Jane76 nee Bailey Pitts. Note 26: 1885 Census: SEofNE, Sec 1,
Bethel.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Pitts: Diana61, Charles24, Albert27WI Reade. Note 29:
Age at death: 74y9m15d, buried Waucoma Cem, Eden.Twp, Fay.Co.IA, under Pitts
surname, d. 1896Mar03. Note 30: 1896 Likely died at dau Romaette Bower's hm
in Waucoma.IA, bz/2013.
........ 5 BEADLE, Herman C. (maybe) b: 1843 in Vestal, Broome.Co.NY
........ 5 BEADLE, Lavina 'Besty' 'Bettie' b:
04 Nov 1846 in Vestal, Broome.Co.NY d: 09 Feb 1937 in Bath, Mason.Co.IL Note
5: 1860 Census: West Auburn plat, Auburn.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Badle(Beadle)
Henry43 farm laborer, Diana37 nee Brown, BetsyL13, Romaette11, Cathrine9,
WmJ9, LauraE5, AlbertL3, Estella1; bro John46 Beadle close living with Dr.
L.R.Ware38 family. Note 8: 1870 Census: Sec 1, Bethel.Twp, Fay.Co.IA: Petts(Pitts):
Avery47, Diana47, Levilla13 (nee Beadle, dau of Henry), C.L.9, Rosanna5.
Note 9: Jul 1870 Census: Alexander P.O., Mauviasteere.Prencinct,
Morgan.Co.IL. Patterson: Thomas27IL farming $600, Betty23IA?, Kitty1IL;
Wm.Weir26IN, Jemima19OH Weir. Note 11: 1880 Census: Mauvaise.Tere Precinct,
Morgan.Co.IL. Patterson: Thomas37 farming, Bettie33, Kittie11, Frank8,
Clifton4; farmhands John25 Blackburn, Charles20 West, Herny17 Morrison. Note
12: 1885 Census: State.St, West.Union, Union.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Patterson:
Thomas42IL livery stable, Bettie37NY, Nettie16IL, Frank12, Cliff8, Luara3,
Geo1. Note 16: 1900 Census: Jacksonville area, Morgan.Co.IL. Patterson:
Thomas57 farming, Bettie53, Laura19, Geo16. Note 19: 1910 Census: Bath,
Morgan.Co.IL. Patterson: ThomasF67 retired, BettyL63, g/uncle of Betty
StevenT81 Brown retired.
............ +PATTERSON, Thomas Franklin 'Tom'
b: 27 Jul 1842 in Jacksonville, Morgan.Co.IL d: 05 Feb 1913 in Bath,
Mason.Co.IL m: Abt. 1868 in Morgan.Co.IL? Father: Franklin Harley PATTERSON
Mother: Catherine 'Kittie' GEST Note 3: 1850 Census: Jacksonville,
Morgan.Co.IL. Patterson: F.H.32 constable $1800, C.29, M.J.11, W.10, T.8,
S.6, S.F.4, B.1. Note 5: Jul 1870 Census: Alexander P.O.,
Mauviasteere.Precinct, Morgan.Co.IL. Patterson: Thomas27IL farming $600,
Betty23IA?, Kitty1IL; Wm.Weir26IN, Jemima19OH Weir. Note 7: 1880 Census:
Mauvaise.Tere Precinct, Morgan.Co.IL. Patterson: Thomas37 farming, Bettie33,
Kittie11, Frank8, Clifton4; farmhands John25 Blackburn, Charles20 West,
Herny17 Morrison. Note 10: Jan 1884 West.Union.IA paper: Geo.Thompson sold
his livery stock to bro's T.F. & E.M. Patterson of IL; will continue
business in the Taylor barn. Note 15: Bet. 1884 - 1885
West.Union.IA.Paper.Ad: Patterson Bros. Livery (Thomas & Edward), 'nearly
opposite the M.E. Chruch.' (corner of Elm/Wash.St's, 1bk W of SW corner of
Courthouse Sq). Note 17: 1885 Census: State.St, West.Union, Union.Twp,
Fay.Co.IA. Patterson: Thomas42IL livery stable, Bettie37NY, Nettie16IL,
Frank12, Cliff8, Luara3, Geo1. Note 19: 1888 Returned family to live in
home area near Alexander, Morgan.Co.IL, for remainder of life. Note 20: 1900
Census: Jacksonville area, Morgan.Co.IL. Patterson: Thomas57 farming,
Bettie53, Laura19, Geo16. Note 22: 1902 ThomasF & Bettie Patterson, 336 W
Penn.Ave, Jacksonville, Morgan.Co.IL. Note 24: 1910 Census: Bath,
Morgan.Co.IL. Patterson: ThomasF67 retired, BettyL63, g/uncle of Betty
StevenT81 Brown retired.
.......... 6 'KATE, Katherine, Kittie' Patterson b: 1869 in Alexander
area, Morgan.Co.IL Note 8: 1870 Census: Alexander P.O.,
Mauviasteere.Prencinct, Morgan.Co.IL. Patterson: Thomas27IL farming $600,
Betty23IA?, Kitty1IL; Wm.Weir26IN, Jemima19OH Weir. Note 10: 1880 Census:
Mauvaise.Tere Precinct, Morgan.Co.IL. Patterson: Thomas37 farming, Bettie33,
Kittie11, Frank8, Clifton4; farmhands John25 Blackburn, Charles20 West,
Herny17 Morrison.
.............. +GREGG, Samuel b: 1868
.......... 6 PATTERSON, Edward Franklin 'Frank' b: Bet. 1872 - 1873 in
Alexander area, Morgan.Co.IL Note 8: 1880 Census: Mauvaise.Tere Precinct,
Morgan.Co.IL. Patterson: Thomas37 farming, Bettie33, Kittie11, Frank8,
Clifton4; farmhands John25 Blackburn, Charles20 West, Herny17 Morrison.
.............. +UNKNOWN, Lu Nora b: 1869 d: 1944
.......... 6 PATTERSON, John Clifton 'Cliff' b: 06 Mar 1876 in Alexander
area, Morgan.Co.IL d: 21 Mar 1953 in Los.Angles.Co.CA Note 8: 1880 Census:
Mauvaise.Tere Precinct, Morgan.Co.IL. Patterson: Thomas37 farming, Bettie33,
Kittie11, Frank8, Clifton4; farmhands John25 Blackburn, Charles20 West,
Herny17 Morrison.
.............. +ROTTGER, Anna Wilhelmina b: 01 Nov 1880 in IL d: 1949 in
Los.Angles.Co.CA
.......... 6 PATTERSON, Laura Beadle 'Beatrice' b: Sep 1881 in Alexander
area, Morgan.Co.IL d: 1970 in Eureka Springs, Carroll.Co.AR Note 12: 1900
Census: Jacksonville area, Morgan.Co.IL. Patterson: Thomas57 farming,
Bettie53, Laura19, Geo16. Note 22: Called 'Nannie' by grandchildren.
.............. +JONES, Henry Wallace b: 1881 d: 1947 in Bath, Mason.Co.IL
Father: Jakob JONES Mother: Dorothea HAMM
............. 7 JONES, Lawrence d: in Tulsa.Co.OK
............. 7 JONES, Dorothy b: 1908 in Bath, Mason.Co.IA d: 2000
............. 7 JONES, Thomas Byron b: 1915 in Bath, Mason.Co.IA d: 1996
in Aurora, DuPage.Co.IL
.......... 6 PATTERSON, George Rice b: 27 Nov 1883 in Alexander area,
Morgan.Co.IL d: 10 Jul 1962 in Los.Angles.Co.CA Note 19: 1900 Census:
Jacksonville area, Morgan.Co.IL. Patterson: Thomas57 farming, Bettie53,
Laura19, Geo16.
.......... 6 PATTERSON, Albert J.
........ 5 [2] BEADLE, Romaette Romaitte b:
Sep 1848 in Vestal, Broome.Co.NY d: 09 Apr 1937 in Manson, Calhoun.Co.IA
Burial: Not listed in Fay.Co.iA under Bowers, bz/2013. Note 8: 1860 Census:
not enumerated with family in West.Auburn plat, Auburn.Twp, Fay.Co.NY. Note
16: 1880 Census: Alpha village, Eden.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Bowers: Geo36 dry
goods merchant, Romaette32, Geo9, Nellie9m. Note 19: 1885 Census: Waucoma
village, Eden.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Bowers: GeoW41 dealer, Romaette37, GeoF15,
Nellie5. Note 22: 1900 Census: Waucoma village, Eden.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Bowers:
GeoW56 merchant, Romiette51, Nelie20 music teacher. Note 24: 1910 Census:
Ann.St, Waucoma village, Eden.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Bowers: GeoW66 house
carpenter, Romaette61. Note 26: 1920 Census: Dennison.St, Sumner,
Bremer.Co.IA. Farnum: Jane80, Ada Adell38; Romaette71 nee Beadle Bowers
private nurse for Jane Farnum. Note 28: Assume burial is in Waucoma Cem.
with husb. as son GeoF was in the area, bz/2013.
............ +BOWERS, George Washington b: 24
Dec 1843 in Turbot, Northumberland.Co.PA d: 29 Nov 1917 in Waucoma, Eden.Twp,
Fay.Co.IA Burial: Waucoma Cem, lot 7, Eden.Twp, Fay.Co.IA m: 25 Aug 1866 in
Fayette.Co.IA Father: John 'Johannes' BOWERS Mother: Mary Ann HALLACHER Note
8: 1860 Census: SW1/4, sec 24, Auburn.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Bower: John61 sawyer
$6900/100, Daniel22 boss carpenter, Wm21 apprentice carpenter, SarahJ17,
GeoW16, Lydia Ann13. Note 16: 1880 Census: Alpha village, Eden.Twp,
Fay.Co.IA. Bowers: Geo36 dry goods merchant, Romaette32, Geo9, Nellie9m.
Note 17: 1910 Census: Ann.St, Waucoma village, Eden.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Bowers:
GeoW66 house carpenter, Romaette61. Note 19: 1885 Census: Waucoma village,
Eden.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Bowers: GeoW41 dealer, Romaette37, GeoF15, Nellie5.
Note 20: 1900 Census: Waucoma village, Eden.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Bowers: GeoW56
merchant (lumber), Romiette51, Nelie20 music teacher. Note 22: 1915 Census:
Waucoma village, Eden.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Bowers: GeoW71 carpenter married 3y of
H.S.
.......... 6 BOWERS, George Franklin b: Sep 1871 in Washington.Twp,
Winneshiek.Co.IA d: Abt. Jun 1969 in Waucoma, Eden.Twp, Fay.Co.IA? Burial:
Waucama Cem, Eden.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Note 14: 1900 Census: Waucoma village,
Eden.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Burleson: NorrisN57 hotel keeper, EdnaM48, MarionB14,
OliveE10; s/law GeoF28 Bowers clerk, wf BerniceA26, son Ben2.
.............. +BURLESON, Bernice Annabelle b: Apr 1874 in Waucoma, Eden.Twp,
Fay.Co.IA d: 1935 in Waucoma, Eden.Twp, Fay.Co.IA? Burial: Waucoma Cem, Eden.Twp,
Fay.Co.IA m: 1894 in Fay.Co.IA Father: Norris N. BURLESON Mother: Edna M.
UNKNOWN
............. 7 BOWERS, Cecil Gwynn b: 17 Oct 1895 in Eden.Twp, Fay.Co.IA
d: Dec 1966 in Lawton, Comanche.Co.OK
............. 7 [1] BOWERS, Benjamin Norris b: 27 Apr 1898 in Eden.Twp,
Fay.Co.IA d: 14 Sep 2003 in Pittsfield, Berkshire.Co.MA
................. +BRADLEY, Mary Elizabeth b: 1905 d: 1935 m: 31 Jul 1931 in
Pittsfield, Berkshire.Co.MA
............. *2nd Wife of [1] BOWERS, Benjamin Norris:
................. +RHODES, Janice b: 1916 d: 2008 m: 11 Aug 1945 in
Pittsfield, Berkshire.Co.MA
.......... 6 BOWERS, Nellie b: Aug 1879 in Eden.Twp, Fay.Co.IA d: Nov 1969
in Fay.Co.IA
.............. +FINLEY, Robert b: Abt. 1879 in KS d: 1927
............. 7 FINLEY, Leone b: 1902 in KS
............. 7 FINLEY, Corrine b: 1907 in KS
............. 7 FINLEY, Harry John b: 1915 in Columbus.Co.KS d: 1999 in KS
.......... 6 BOWERS, Unknown b: in Iowa d: Bef. 1900
........ *2nd Husband of [2] BEADLE, Romaette Romaitte:
............ +CUTLER, Earl Ward b: 1853 d: 1928 m: Aft. 1917
........ 5 [4] BEADLE, Catherine 'Kate' b: 30
Jun 1850 in Vestal, Broome.Co.NY d: 08 Jan 1940 in Grantsburg, Burnett.Co.WI
Burial: Ekdall Community Cem, Grantsburg, Burnett.Co.WI. Note 8: 1860
Census: West Auburn plat, Auburn.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Badle(Beadle) Henry43 farm
laborer, Diana37 nee Brown, BetsyL13, Romaette11, Cathrine9, WmJ9, LauraE5,
AlbertL3, Estella1; bro John46 Beadle close living with Dr. L.R.Ware38
family. Note 10: 1870 Census: Houston P.O., Houston.Co.MN. Ramsdell:
Adelbert23NY farmer $700/300, Catherine nee Beadle20IA, Farnk3MN,
Dewitt6mMN. Note 11: Bef. 1880 Divorced from Adelbert Ramsdell. Note 13:
1880 Census: Smith.St, West.Union.IA. Kate Beadle30NY servant living with
Lorenso M. Searles39NY famiily clothing merchant on town square. Note 14:
1885 Census: Caledonia, Houston.Co.MN. Bacon: Franklin46OH,
Catherine32NY. Note 16: 1900 Census: Bazetha.Twp, Trumbull.Co.OH. Kate
Bacon49NY 2ch/2living, Bruce H. Lake49OH boarder well-driller.
............ +'DELBERT, Adelbert O., Dell' Ramsdell
b: 25 Mar 1846 in New York d: 24 Apr 1907 in Hillsdale, Barron.Co.WI Burial:
Baron Cem, Barron.Co.WI. m: 03 Jan 1867 in Caledonia/Houston, Houston.Co.MN
Father: Charles Dwight RAMSDELL Mother: Sarah M. WOOD Note 5: 1850 Census:
Rutland.Twp, Kane.Co.IL. Ramsdell: Dwight25NY, Sarah25NY, Adeline8NY,
Augusta, Adelbert, Dewitt, Theodore. Note 7: 1860 Census: Wytoka P.O.,
Winona.Co.MN. Ramsdell: Dwith35OH miller, Sarah31OH, Davis11IL,
Augusta10IL, Delbert14IL, Theodore10IL, Ellen7IL, Charles5IL. Note 8: Civil
War vet. Note 10: 1870 Census: Houston P.O., Houston.Co.MN. Ramsdell:
Adelbert23NY farmer $700/300, Catherine nee Beadle20IA, Farnk3MN,
Dewitt6mMN. Note 11: Bef. 1880 Divorced from Catherine 'Kate' Beadle
(assumed in Houston.Co.MN). Note 12: 1880 Census: Black.Hammer.Twp,
Houston.Co.MN. Ranasdell: Adelbert34NY divorced farmhand for
Wm.Sherburne47NY, son Jesse10MN. Note 13: Jan 1882 Remarried: Mary L.
Carrier(1856-1941) in Houston.Co.MN. Note 14: 1885 Census: Black.Hammer.Twp,
Houston.Co.MN. Ramsdell: Dell35NY, 2nd wf Marie29OH, Frank18Mn (by 1st wf
Catherine Beadle), Albert2MN, Fred5mMN. Note 20: 1900 Census: Maple.Grove.Twp,
Barron.Co.WI. Ramsdell: Adelbert51NY farmer, 2nd wf Mary nee Carrier45OH,
their childern Albert17MN, Frederick15MN, Hazel10, & sis/law Hattie
Carrier34MN.
.......... 6 [3] RAMSDELL, Frank Leonard b: 18
Apr 1867 in Caledonia area, Houston.Co.MN d: 06 Feb 1952 in Grantsburg,
Burnett.Co.WI Burial: Ekdall Community Cem, Grantsburg, Burnett.Co.WI. Note
6: 1870 Census: Houston P.O., Houston.Co.MN. Ramsdell: Adelbert23NY
farmer $700/300, Catherine nee Beadle20IA, Farnk3MN, Dewitt6mMN. Note 8:
1880 Census: ?? Frank age 13, is not enumerated with either parent. Where
is he? Note 11: 1885 Census: Black.Hammer.Twp, Houston.Co.MN. Ramsdell:
Dell35NY, 2nd wf Marie29OH, Frank18Mn (by 1st wf Catherine Beadle),
Albert2MN, Fred5mMN.
.............. +SHERBURN, Alice Shirburne b:
1865 in Black Hammer Twp, Houston.Co.MN d: 26 Dec 1916 in Grantsburg,
Burnett.Co.WI m: 31 Dec 1887 in Caledonia, Houston.Co.MN Father: William
SHERBURN Mother: Louisa UNKNOWN
............. 7 RAMSDELL, Lloyd Leo b: 28 Jan 1889 in Caledonia,
Houston.Co.MN d: 1979
............. 7 RAMSDELL, Mabel F. b: 09 Oct 1891 in Caledonia,
Houston.Co.MN d: 1980
............. 7 RAMSDELL, Claude Dewitt b: 18 May 1895 in Caledonia,
Houston.Co.MN d: 16 Jan 1980 in Burnett.Co.WI
................. +UNKNOWN, Marie
............. 7 RAMSDELL, Jesse Louise b: 25 Jun 1897 in Grantsburg,
Burnett.Co.WI d: 07 Jun 1985 in Grantsburg, Burnett.co.WI
................. +NORDSTROM, Charles Arvid
............. 7 RAMSDELL, Frank b: 02 Jun 1900 in Grantsburg,
Burnett.Co.WI d: 1984
............. 7 RAMSDELL, Sybil 'Sadie' b: 13 Jun 1903 in Grantsburg,
Burnett.Co.WI d: 05 Feb 1994 in Hennepin.Co.MN
................. +FORD, Clint Leroy
.......... *2nd Wife of [3] RAMSDELL, Frank Leonard:
.............. +ANDERSON, Amanda E. b: 13 Feb
1888 in Grantsburg, Burnett.Co.WI d: 07 Mar 1974 in Napa, Napa.Co.CA m: Oct
1919 in Grantsburg, Burnett.Co.WI Father: Andreas 'Andrew' ANDERSON Mother:
Kristin RISBECK
............. 7 RAMSDELL, Myrland Durwood b: 12 Apr 1920 in Grantsburg,
Burnett.Co.WI d: 03 May 1984 in Minneapolis, Hennepin.Co.MN
................. +SOENS, Betty Bradford b: 1920 d: 1997
............. 7 RAMSDELL, Eunice Dale b: 04 Jan 1924 in Grantsburg,
Burnett.Co.WI d: 20 Aug 1990 in Solano.Co.CA
................. +MORTSON, Robert C. b: 18 Aug 1918 in Wicosnsin d: 29 Dec
1944 in Germany (Battle of the Bulge)
.......... 6 RAMSDELL, Jesse Dewitt b: Dec 1869 in Caledonia area,
Houston.Co.MN d: 22 Dec 1901 in Minneapolis, Hennepin.Co.MN
........ *2nd Husband of [4] BEADLE, Catherine 'Kate':
............ +BACON, Benjamin Franklin b: 07 Aug 1838 in Bazetta,
Trumbull.Co.OH d: 04 Jul 1929 in Jefferson, Ashtabula.Co.OH Burial: Union
Cem, Rock Creek, Ashtabula.Co.OH m: 13 Jan 1883 in Houston.Co.MN Father:
Curtis BACON Mother: Abigail UNKNOWN Note 11: 1885 Census: Caledonia,
Houston.Co.MN. Bacon: Franklin46OH, Catherine32NY.
........ 5 BEADLE, William J. b: Abt. 1852 in Vestal, Broome.Co.NY Note 8:
1860 Census: West Auburn plat, Auburn.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Badle(Beadle) Henry43
farm laborer, Diana37 nee Brown, BetsyL13, Romaette11, Cathrine9, WmJ9,
LauraE5, AlbertL3, Estella1; bro John46 Beadle close living with Dr.
L.R.Ware38 family.
........ 5 BEADLE, Laura E. b: 05 May 1854 in Vestal, Broome.Co.NY d: 28
Jan 1940 in Jackson.Co.OR Note 5: 1860 Census: West Auburn plat, Auburn.Twp,
Fay.Co.IA. Badle(Beadle) Henry43 farm laborer, Diana37 nee Brown, BetsyL13,
Romaette11, Cathrine9, WmJ9, LauraE5, AlbertL3, Estella1; bro John46 Beadle
close living with Dr. L.R.Ware38 family. Note 8: 1870 Census: Windsor.Twp,
Fay.Co.IA. Ketchum: P.R.31, S.M.29, A.M.3; Laura16 Beadle (dau of Henry1817)
servant, Wm17MS, farmhand. Note 10: 1871 Went to Ottawa.Co.KS after
marriage. Note 11: 1876 Sterling Minich returned to Minich family homestead,
sec 6, Windsor.Twp, Fay.Co.IA; retained farm in Ottawa.Co.KS. Note 12: Bet.
1876 - 1880 ??When did Sterling Minich & Laura Beadle divorce? Note 14: 1878
Sterling Munich is farming in Sec 6, Windsor.Twp, Fay.Co.IA, just W of Pitts
families in Bethel.Twp. Note 16: 1880 Census: Windsor.Twp, Fay.Co.IA:
Ketchun/Ketchum: Phineas42, Susan39, Anna12, Jeff39 Rice divorced, Laura25
nee Beadle Minich divorced & son Edwin5.
............ +MINNICH, Sterling Charles b: 03 Jan 1849 in Rock.Co.WI d: Aft.
1889 in Jackson.Co.OR m: 1871 in Fayette.Co.IA Father: David MINNICH Mother:
Catherine UNKNOWN Note 8: 1852 Came with parents from Rock.Co.WI to
Fayette.Co.IA. Note 10: 1871 Went to Ottawa.Co.KS after marriage. Note 11:
1876 Returned to family homestead, sec 6, Windsor.Twp, Fay.Co.IA; retained
farm in Ottawa.Co.KS. Note 15: 1878 Farming in Sec6, Windsor.Twp, Fay.Co.IA,
just W of Pitts families in Bethel.Twp. Note 19: 1880 Census: Windsor.Twp,
Fay.Co.IA: Ketchun/Ketchum: Phineas42, Susan39, Anna12, Jeff39 Rice
divorced, Laura25 nee Beadle Minich divorced & son Edwin5.
.......... 6 MINICH, Edwin E. b: Abt. 1875 in Ottawa.Co.KS d: 16 Jul 1967
in Central Point, Jackson.Co.OR Note 8: 1880 Census: Windsor.Twp, Fay.Co.IA:
Ketchun/Ketchum: Phineas42, Susan39, Anna12, Jeff39 Rice divorced, Laura25
nee Beadle Minich divorced & son Edwin5.
........ 5 BEADLE, Alabard L. 'Albert' b: 05 Oct 1856 in Janesville area, Rock.Co.WI or Vernon.Twp, Dubuque.Co.IA Note 3: Fact: b.1856, Janesville,
Rock.Co.WI, given name Alabard, T.Jones/2013. Note 8: 1860 Census: West
Auburn plat, Auburn.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Badle(Beadle) Henry43 farm laborer,
Diana37 nee Brown, BetsyL13, Romaette11, Cathrine9, WmJ9, LauraE5, AlbertL3,
Estella1; bro John46 Beadle close living with Dr. L.R.Ware38 family.
........ 5 BEADLE, Estella 'Levilla Pitts' b: 31 Dec 1858 in West Auburn
plat, Auburn.Twp, Fay.Co.IA d: 31 Mar 1951 in Mt.Pleasant, Henry.Co.IA Note
8: 1860 Census: West Auburn plat, Auburn.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Badle(Beadle)
Henry43 farm laborer, Diana37 nee Brown, BetsyL13, Romaette11, Cathrine9,
WmJ9, LauraE5, AlbertL3, Estella1; bro John46 Beadle close living with Dr.
L.R.Ware38 family. Note 10: 1870 Census: Sec 1, Bethel.Twp, Fay.Co.IA: Petts(Pitts):
Avery47, Diana47, Levilla13 (Estella, nee Beadle, dau of Henry); ch by 1st
wf Sarah Jane-- C.L.9, Rosanna5.
............ +JACKSON, William Henry b: 10 Jul 1858 in Iowa d: 31 Dec 1923
in Iowa m: 12 Aug 1890 in Red Oak, Montgomery.Co.IA Father: William Harvey
JACKSON Mother: Adaline WASSOM
.......... 6 JACKSON, Raymond 'Bud' b: 07 Jul 1891 in Henderson,
Mills.Co.IA d: 17 May 1961 in Morning Sun, Louisa.Co.IA
.......... 6 JACKSON, Emma Arlene b: Oct 1892 in Louisa.Co.IA d: Apr 1975
in Winfield, Henry.Co.IA
.......... 6 JACKSON, Leo Buryl b: 06 Sep 1898 in Wapello, Louisa.Co.IA d:
01 Jun 1993 in Morning Sun, Louisa.Co.IA
... 3 BEEDLE, Emily
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Descendants of Stephen
Brown
(Henry Beadle x Diana Brown; 2nd Diana x Avery Pitts)
1 BROWN, Stephen b: 22 Jun 1736 in Stonington,
New.London.Co.CT
.. +PALMER, Abigail b: 31 Aug 1736 in Stonington, New.London.Co.CT m: 02 Nov
1758 in Stonington, New.London.Co.CT
2 BROWN, Stephen b: 10 Aug 1760 in Stonington,
New.London.Co.CT d: 23 Feb 1829 in Maryland, Otsego.Co.NY
.... +MAIN, Thankful b: 12 Aug 1764 in Stonington, New.London.Co.CT d: 06
May 1837 in Maryland, Otsego.Co.NY m: Abt. 1790 in Albany, Albany.Co.NY
... 3 BROWN, Stephen b: 1791 in Albany.Co.NY
or Otsego.Co.NY or CT d: 1872 in Maryland, Otsego.Co.NY Note 2: Mar 2013 Ch.
listed under Stephen/Isaad not all be siblings; used to clump Brown's in the
Auburn village area, Fay.Co.IA, bz/2013. Note 8: 1850 Census: Maryland,
Otsego.Co.NY. Brown: StephenP57 running boarding house; Myres: Lucy49,
SarahJ9, WmJ9; and 19 for boarders.
....... +SALISBURY, Betsy b: in NY? m: in NOTE:
ch. not all siblings; listed for Auburn.IA convenience, bz/2013
..... 4 BROWN, Eliza E. b: 26 Apr 1816 in Maryland, Otsego.Co.NY d: 02 May
1883 in Stoutland, Camden.Co.MO Note 3: Stephen S. Brown & Betsy Salisbury
are the correct parents for Mary Jane & ElizaE bz/2013.
......... +BURHANS, Jacobus James b: 26 Feb 1796 in West Camp, Ulster.Co.NY
d: 01 Jul 1865 in Rock.Co.WI m: 23 Aug 1841 in Maryland, Otsego.Co.NY
Father: Samuel BURHANS Mother: Catharine Behr BAIR
..... 4 [1] BROWN, Diana Danah b: 17 May 1821
in Otsego.Co.NY d: 03 Mar 1896 in Waucoma, Eden.Twp, Fay.Co.IA Burial:
Waucoma Cem, Eden.Twp, Fay.Co.IA Note 3: Feb 1842 Mary Jane nee Brown was a
witness to marrage of Diana Brown x Henry Beadle in Otsego.Co.NY, T.Jones/2013.
Note 5: 1854 Census: Auburn area, Fay.Co.IA, total population 247 of which
34 were in West Auburn; Brown head of families enumerated. W.B., J., George;
no Davis families. Note 15: 1858 Mary Jane Brown Davis, was mid-wife to
Diana Brown Beadle at birth of dau Estella1858 in Auburn.IA, T.Jones/2013.
Note 17: 1860 Census: West Auburn plat, Auburn.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Badle(Beadle)
Henry43 farm laborer, Diana37 nee Brown, BetsyL13, Romaette11, Cathrine9,
WmJ9, LauraE5, AlbertL3, Estella1; bro John46 Beadle close living with Dr.
L.R.Ware38 family. Note 19: Aft. May 1866 Remarried Avery M. Pitts
(1822/NY-1882/Fay.Co.IA), farmed sec 1, Bethel.Twp. Note 20: 1870 Census:
Sec 1, Bethel.Twp, Fay.Co.IA: Petts(Pitts): Avery47, Diana47, Levilla13
(Estella, nee Beadle, dau of Henry); ch by 1st wf Sarah Jane-- C.L.9,
Rosanna5. Note 23: 1880 Census: Sec 1, Bethel.Twp, Fay.Co.IA: Pitts:
A.M.(Avery)57 farming, 2nd wf Diana nee Brown Beadle, C.L.19, Jenette16,
mother Jane76 nee Bailey Pitts. Note 26: 1885 Census: SEofNE, Sec 1,
Bethel.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Pitts: Diana61, Charles24, Albert27WI Reade. Note 29:
Age at death: 74y9m15d, buried Waucoma Cem, Eden.Twp, Fay.Co.IA, under Pitts
surname, d. 1896Mar03. Note 30: 1896 Likely died at dau Romaette Bower's hm
in Waucoma.IA, bz/2013.
......... +BEADLE, Henry b: 25 Dec 1817 in
Exeter, Devon.Co.England d: 10 Aug 1862 in Oglethorpe Prison Camp, Macon.GA;
res. of West Auburn, Fay.Co.IA Burial: Andersonville Nat Cem, Sumter.Co.GA,
Sec AT, Row ED, Site 13078. m: 16 Feb 1842 in East Worcester, Otsego.Co.NY
Father: Henry Beadle BEEDLE Mother: Sarah WARE Note 8: Aug 1850 Ag.Census,
Orwell, Otsego.Co.NY: included close neighbors: two John Beadle's, Amos
Beadle, Henry Beadle, Wm. Cole, JamesF Davis, & other surnames familiar to
Fayette.Co.IA, bz/2013. Note 12: 1854 Left NY, lived in Janesville area,
Rock.Co.WI, T.Jones/2013. Note 15: Jun 1856 Census: Enumerated in Vernon.Twp,
Dubuque.Co.IA. Note 17: Aft. 1856 Moved to Douglass P.O. area, likely
located in West Auburn plat, Auburn.Twp, Fay.Co.IA, bz/2013. Note 20: Jun
1860 Census: West Auburn plat, Auburn.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Badle(Beadle) Henry43
farm laborer, Diana37 nee Brown, BetsyL13, Romaette11, Cathrine9, WmJ9,
LauraE5, AlbertL3, Estella1; bro John46 Beadle close living with Dr.
L.R.Ware38 family. Note 25: 07 Oct 1861 Enlisted Co.C, 12IA Inf, age abt.
44y. Note 26: 06 Apr 1862 Captured at Hornet's Nest/Shiloh. Note 27: 10 Aug
1862 Died, as Priv. in Co C, 12th IA Inf, at Oglethorpe Prison Camp,
Macon.GA; buried unmarked in pine grove outside stockade wall. Note 28: 10
Aug 1862 Initially buried: Pine grove, most graves unmarked, on right of
Oglethorpe Prison Camp, Macon.GA (area under today's RR yards). Note 29:
Bet. 1865 - 1868 Bodies at Camp Oglethorpe removed to Andersonville Nat. Cem
(assume questionable identification aft 3-6yrs, bz/2013). Note 30: 1866 Wife
Diana remarried Avery M. Pitts who farmed sec 1, Bethel.Twp, Fay.Co.IA.
..... *2nd Husband of [1] BROWN, Diana Danah:
......... +PITTS, Avery M. b: 16 Dec 1822 in NY d: 09 Sep 1882 in Sec
1, Bethel.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Burial: Pitts Family Cem in Sec 1, Bethel.Twp,
Fay.Co.IA m: Aft. May 1866 in Richland(Bethel).Twp, Fay.Co.IA Father: Henry
Emery PITTS Mother: Janey BAILEY Note 8: 1850 Census: Orland, Cook.Co.IL.
Pitts: Henry55 farming, Jane48, AveryM28, DanielG23, MarucsW19. Note 9: Aft.
1850 Review father's timeline, bz/2013. Note 10: 1860 Census: Sec 1,
Richland(Bethel.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Pitts: Abram(Avery)28 farming $1k/800,
MaryJ32, MaryJ3; father Henry farming adj. Note 12: 1870 Census: Sec 1,
Bethel.Twp, Fay.Co.IA: Petts(Pitts): Avery47, Diana47, Levilla13 (nee
Beadle, dau of Henry); ch by 1st wf Sarah Jane-- C.L.9, Rosanna5. Note 13:
1870 Census: Sec12, Bethel.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Petts(Pitts): Franklin27 farming,
Louisa28, DeLos1; nearby, bro Avery, Josiah54 Ostander, Daniel47 Bailey.
Note 16: 1880 Census: Sec 1, Bethel.Twp, Fay.Co.IA: Pitts: A.M.(Avery)57
farming, 2nd wf Diana nee Brown Beadle, C.L.19, Jenette16, mother Jane76 nee
Bailey Pitts. Note 29: Marker reads: Avery M. Pitts, d.Sep9,1882,
age59y9m24d, bz/2013.
..... 4 BROWN, Mary Jane b: 14 Dec 1826 in Maryland, Otsego.Co.NY d: 21
Oct 1906 in Seattle, King.Co.WA Burial: Assumed in King.Co.WA, bz/2013. Note
2: Stephen S. Brown & Betsy Salisbury ARE the correct parents for Mary Jane,
bz/2013. Note 5: Feb 1842 Mary Jane nee Brown was a witness to marrage of
Diana Brown x Henry Beadle in Otsego.Co.NY, T.Jones/2013. Note 9: 1858 Mary
Jane Brown Davis, was mid-wife to Diana Brown Beadle at birth of dau
Estella1858 in Auburn.IA, T.Jones/2013. Note 15: 1890 Son Ulysis Sanders
Davis: Engaged in railroading headquartered at Minneapolis.MN Note 16: Aft.
1890 Joyh & Mary nee Brown Davis likely had sold out at West.Auburn & joined
son Ulysis in MN, bz/2013. Note 17: Bef. 1892 Review husb. John's notes for
Mary Jane's timline before 1892, bz/2013. Note 19: 1900 Census: Columbia,
King.Co.WA. Davis: UlysisS55 wid laborer, Marie5, mother MaryJ73 nee Brown
Davis.
......... +DAVIS, John Lovejoy b: 25 Feb 1824 in Schaghticoke,
Rensselaer.Co.NY d: 20 Sep 1892 in Minneapolis, Hennepin.Co.MN Burial:
Waucoma Cem, Eden.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. m: 01 Mar 1846 in Maryland, Otsego.Co.NY
Father: DeWitt Clinton DAVIS Mother: Pauline Elizabeth SINGER Note 2:
Learned milling trade from father (was in Dane.Co.WI 1850), became very
expert with services in constant demand by mill owners; was a miller
throughout life, plus farmed. Note 3: 1854 Census: Auburn area, Fay.Co.IA,
total population 247 of which 34 were in West Auburn; Brown head's of
families enumerated. W.B., J., George; no Davis families. Note 5: Best
guess: The family remained living only in the West Auburn area after 1855,
bz/2013. Note 7: 31 Aug 1858 Bought from James Austin, lots 2 & 3, Bk 1,
West Auburn plat, 400ft N of West Auburn Mill , Auburn.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Note
8: Bet. Aug 1859 - Oct 1861 Hired to operate the Westfield Mill at
Fayette/Westfield village, Westfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA; family enumerated 1860
at Auburn so JohnL likely moved back/forth, bz/2013. Note 9: 1860 Census:
400ft E of Mill, Bk1, West.Auburn plat, Auburn.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Davis:
JohnL36 miller $2k, MaryJ33, GeoR13, J.C.11, J.P.9, DelosG7, WmW6,
CharlesS4, PollinaE2; Henry & Diana nee Brown Beadle nearby. Note 10: Bet.
Oct 1861 - 22 Sep 1862 Rented the East Auburn Mill abt 1yr, likely remain in
West Auburn home in bk 1; then enlisted in the 6th Cav. Note 11: 22 Sep 1862
Enlisted Co C, 6th IA Cav; served in Dakota's; became ill (lungs/respiratory
rest of life) Mar1863; remained with unit until sent home in June on sick
furrough. Note 12: Bet. Dec 1863 - Jul 1864 Ordered to report at
Davenport.IA; May1864, furloughed to go home; discharged Jul1864 physical
disabilty, no med. benefits. Note 13: Aft. 1865 After war, returned to home
in Bk1, West Auburnt & worked as miller for McCleery at the West.Auburn
Mill, also would start farming, bz/2013. Note 14: Mar 1866 Bought farm land
just north of West.Auburn plat, first transaction for farm found in sec 26,
bz/2013. Note 15: Bet. 1866 - 1869 Purchased abt 125a in sec 26&23,
Auburn.Twp & began serious farming, probably also would have worked at
milling for owners, bz/2013. Note 16: Bet. 1867 - 1879 W.B. McCleery moved
to E.Auburn.Mill; JohnL.Davis bought/ran W.Auburn.Mill, sold to Chas.Haege.
Note 17: 1879 Plat: Auburn.Twp, Fay.Co.IA; 46a on sec26/23 border (farmstead
location) & 80a 1/2mi N, E1/2of NE1/4 in sec 23. Note 19: 1870 Census: West
Auburn Mill area, Auburn.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Davis J.L.46 miller $1500/250,
M.J.43, D.G.17, C.C.13, P.E.11, U.S.5. Note 20: Remined involved in numerous
civic & political positions in the Auburn area. Note 22: 1879 Plat:
Farmstead in SW corner of the SE1/4 of sec 26, on the road going west from
West Auburn, 1/2 mi N of Earl's Mill, Auburn.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Note 23: 1880
Census: enumerated at the farm 1/2 mi N of West Auburn Mill, Auburn.Twp,
Fay.Co.IA. Davis: JohnL56 farming, MaryJ54 nee Brown, UlisusS15; adj. is son
CharlesS farming. Note 24: Aft. 1880 Bought back W.Auburn.Mill, ran until
sold to Norman & Green; last owner was Grant Wilbur, mill burned in 1906.
Note 25: Bet. 1881 - 1885 Apparently lived back/forth from farm to Bk1 in
West.Auburn; probably retained/operated farm with sons living on the farm in
later years, bz/2013. Note 26: Bet. 1883 - 1888 Sold off 10a, sec 26, N of
West.Auburn, at least 4times. Note 27: 1885 Census: Bk1, West.Auburn,
Auburn.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Davis: JohnL61NY farming, MaryJ58NY. Note 29: 23 Jun
1892 Sold lots 1,2,3,4, bk 1, West Auburn, 400ft N of mill, Auburn.Twp,
Fay.Co.IA. bz/2013. Note 30: Burial marker: flat, with good incription with
complete dates & IA Cav, bz/2013. Note 31: Bef. Sep 1892 Possibly ill health
last months & went to live with son Ulysses in Minneapolis at time of death,
bz/2013. Note 32: Assumption: there has to be some relationship between
CT/NY > WI > Auburn area surnames Davis, Lovejoy, Brown, bz/2013.
..... 4 BROWN, Stephen S. b: 14 Nov 1828 in Otsego.Co.NY d: 09 Feb 1917 in
Bath, Mason.Co.IL Note 11: 1910 Census: Bath, Morgan.Co.IL. Patterson:
ThomasF67 retired, BettyL63, g/uncle of Betty StevenT81 Brown retired.
..... 4 BROWN, Isaac b: Abt. 1830 in Otsego.Co.NY
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Descendants of Charles Dwight
Ramsdell
Adelbert Ramsdell x Catherine Beadle (dau of Henry
Beadle), after divorce both remarried.
1 RAMSDELL, Charles Dwight b: May 1824 in NY
d: Aft. 1900 in MN or OR Note 5: 1850 Census: Rutland.Twp, Kane.Co.IL. Ramsdell:
Dwight25NY, Sarah25NY, Adeline8NY, Augusta, Adelbert, Dewitt, Theodore. Note
7: 1860 Census: Wytoka P.O., Winona.Co.MN. Ramsdell: Dwith35OH miller,
Sarah31OH, Davis11IL, Augusta10IL, Delbert14IL, Theodore10IL, Ellen7IL,
Charles5IL. Note 9: Abt. 1862 Civil War vet. Note 11: 1870 Census: Houston,
Houston.Co.MN. Ramsdell: Dwight46NY sawyer $250/400, SarahA39NY,
J.Dewitt21NY, Mary17IL, Theodore19IL, Charles13IL, LillyM10MN, Isodore8MN.
Note 15: 1880 Census: Houston, Houston.Co.MN. Ramsdell: CharlesD54NY
sawyer, SarahM52NY. Note 17: 1885 Census: Houston, Houston.Co.MN. Ramsdell:
Dwight58NY, Sarah57NY; son Charles family close. Note 22: 1900 Census:
Houston, Houston.Co.MN. Ramsdell: Charles76NY patent medicine agener,
Sarah74NY 12ch8living.
.. +WOOD, Sarah M. b: 02 Feb 1826 in NY d: 20
Apr 1917 in Ramsey.Co.MN m: 1842 in NY Father: Maurice WOOD
2 RAMSDELL, Unknown One
2 RAMSDELL, Unknown Three
2 RAMSDELL, Unknown Two
2 RAMSDELL, Adeline b: 1842 in NY or IL
2 RAMSDELL, Augusta 'Ann' b: 11 Nov 1845 in NY or IL d: 1933 in St.Paul.MN
.... +GATES, George Byron b: Mar 1840 in Nelson, Madison.Co.MO d: 18 Nov
1915 in Missouri
2 [2] 'DELBERT, Adelbert O., Dell' Ramsdell b:
25 Mar 1846 in New York d: 24 Apr 1907 in Hillsdale, Barron.Co.WI Burial:
Baron Cem, Barron.Co.WI. Note 5: 1850 Census: Rutland.Twp, Kane.Co.IL. Ramsdell:
Dwight25NY, Sarah25NY, Adeline8NY, Augusta, Adelbert, Dewitt, Theodore. Note
7: 1860 Census: Wytoka P.O., Winona.Co.MN. Ramsdell: Dwith35OH miller,
Sarah31OH, Davis11IL, Augusta10IL, Delbert14IL, Theodore10IL, Ellen7IL,
Charles5IL. Note 8: Civil War vet. Note 10: 1870 Census: Houston P.O.,
Houston.Co.MN. Ramsdell: Adelbert23NY farmer $700/300, Catherine nee
Beadle20IA, Farnk3MN, Dewitt6mMN. Note 11: Bef. 1880 Divorced from Catherine
'Kate' Beadle (assumed in Houston.Co.MN). Note 12: 1880 Census: Black.Hammer.Twp,
Houston.Co.MN. Ranasdell: Adelbert34NY divorced farmhand for
Wm.Sherburne47NY, son Jesse10MN. Note 13: Jan 1882 Remarried: Mary L.
Carrier(1856-1941) in Houston.Co.MN. Note 14: 1885 Census: Black.Hammer.Twp,
Houston.Co.MN. Ramsdell: Dell35NY, 2nd wf Marie29OH, Frank18Mn (by 1st wf
Catherine Beadle), Albert2MN, Fred5mMN. Note 20: 1900 Census: Maple.Grove.Twp,
Barron.Co.WI. Ramsdell: Adelbert51NY farmer, 2nd wf Mary nee Carrier45OH,
their childern Albert17MN, Frederick15MN, Hazel10, & sis/law Hattie
Carrier34MN.
.... +BEADLE, Catherine 'Kate' b: 30 Jun 1850 in
Vestal, Broome.Co.NY d: 08 Jan 1940 in Grantsburg, Burnett.Co.WI Burial:
Ekdall Community Cem, Grantsburg, Burnett.Co.WI. m: 03 Jan 1867 in
Caledonia/Houston, Houston.Co.MN Father: Henry BEADLE Mother: Diana Danah
BROWN Note 8: 1860 Census: West Auburn plat, Auburn.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Badle(Beadle)
Henry43 farm laborer, Diana37 nee Brown, BetsyL13, Romaette11, Cathrine9,
WmJ9, LauraE5, AlbertL3, Estella1; bro John46 Beadle close living with Dr.
L.R.Ware38 family. Note 10: 1870 Census: Houston P.O., Houston.Co.MN. Ramsdell:
Adelbert23NY farmer $700/300, Catherine nee Beadle20IA, Farnk3MN,
Dewitt6mMN. Note 11: Bef. 1880 Divorced from Adelbert Ramsdell. Note 13:
1880 Census: Smith.St, West.Union.IA. Kate Beadle30NY servant living with
Lorenso M. Searles39NY famiily clothing merchant on town square. Note 14:
1885 Census: Caledonia, Houston.Co.MN. Bacon: Franklin46OH,
Catherine32NY. Note 16: 1900 Census: Bazetha.Twp, Trumbull.Co.OH. Kate
Bacon49NY 2ch/2living, Bruce H. Lake49OH boarder well-driller.
... 3 [1] RAMSDELL, Frank Leonard b: 18 Apr
1867 in Caledonia area, Houston.Co.MN d: 06 Feb 1952 in Grantsburg,
Burnett.Co.WI Burial: Ekdall Community Cem, Grantsburg, Burnett.Co.WI. Note
6: 1870 Census: Houston P.O., Houston.Co.MN. Ramsdell: Adelbert23NY
farmer $700/300, Catherine nee Beadle20IA, Farnk3MN, Dewitt6mMN. Note 8:
1880 Census: ?? Frank age 13, is not enumerated with either parent. Where
is he? Note 11: 1885 Census: Black.Hammer.Twp, Houston.Co.MN. Ramsdell:
Dell35NY, 2nd wf Marie29OH, Frank18Mn (by 1st wf Catherine Beadle),
Albert2MN, Fred5mMN.
....... +SHERBURN, Alice Shirburne b: 1865 in
Black Hammer Twp, Houston.Co.MN d: 26 Dec 1916 in Grantsburg, Burnett.Co.WI
m: 31 Dec 1887 in Caledonia, Houston.Co.MN Father: William SHERBURN Mother:
Louisa UNKNOWN
..... 4 RAMSDELL, Lloyd Leo b: 28 Jan 1889 in Caledonia, Houston.Co.MN d:
1979
..... 4 RAMSDELL, Mabel F. b: 09 Oct 1891 in Caledonia, Houston.Co.MN d:
1980
..... 4 RAMSDELL, Claude Dewitt b: 18 May 1895 in Caledonia, Houston.Co.MN
d: 16 Jan 1980 in Burnett.Co.WI
......... +UNKNOWN, Marie
..... 4 RAMSDELL, Jesse Louise b: 25 Jun 1897 in Grantsburg, Burnett.Co.WI
d: 07 Jun 1985 in Grantsburg, Burnett.co.WI
......... +NORDSTROM, Charles Arvid
..... 4 RAMSDELL, Frank b: 02 Jun 1900 in Grantsburg, Burnett.Co.WI d:
1984
..... 4 RAMSDELL, Sybil 'Sadie' b: 13 Jun 1903 in Grantsburg,
Burnett.Co.WI d: 05 Feb 1994 in Hennepin.Co.MN
......... +FORD, Clint Leroy
... *2nd Wife of [1] RAMSDELL, Frank Leonard:
....... +ANDERSON, Amanda E. b: 13 Feb 1888 in Grantsburg,
Burnett.Co.WI d: 07 Mar 1974 in Napa, Napa.Co.CA m: Oct 1919 in Grantsburg,
Burnett.Co.WI Father: Andreas 'Andrew' ANDERSON Mother: Kristin RISBECK
..... 4 RAMSDELL, Myrland Durwood b: 12 Apr 1920 in Grantsburg,
Burnett.Co.WI d: 03 May 1984 in Minneapolis, Hennepin.Co.MN
......... +SOENS, Betty Bradford b: 1920 d: 1997
..... 4 RAMSDELL, Eunice Dale b: 04 Jan 1924 in Grantsburg, Burnett.Co.WI
d: 20 Aug 1990 in Solano.Co.CA
......... +MORTSON, Robert C. b: 18 Aug 1918 in Wicosnsin d: 29 Dec 1944 in
Germany (Battle of the Bulge)
... 3 RAMSDELL, Jesse Dewitt b: Dec 1869 in
Caledonia area, Houston.Co.MN d: 22 Dec 1901 in Minneapolis, Hennepin.Co.MN
*2nd Wife of [2] 'DELBERT, Adelbert O., Dell' Ramsdell:
.... +CARRIER, Mary Llouise b: 25 May 1856 in Pleasant.Twp,
Hardin.Co.OH d: 12 Jul 1941 in Barron.Co.WI Burial: Baron Cem, Barron.Co.WI.
m: Jan 1882 in Houston.Co.MN Father: Peter CARRIER Mother: Malinda UNKNOWN
... 3 RAMSDELL, Albert Pete b: 04 Sep 1883 in
Black Hammer Twp, Houston.Co.MN d: 1958 in Rice Lake, Barron.Co.WI
....... +UNKNOWN, Effie Leola b: 1892 d: 1988
... 3 RAMSDELL, Frederick Leonard b: 17 Dec
1884 in Black Hammer Twp, Houston.Co.MN d: 06 May 1906 in Barron.Co.WI
... 3 RAMSDELL, Hazel Lynn b: 14 Nov 1889 in
Black Hammer Twp, Houston.Co.MN d: 16 Feb 1989 in Cumberland, Barron.Co.WI
2 RAMSDELL, J. Dewitt b: 1849 in Rutland.Twp, Kane.Co.IL d: 04 Jun 1924 in
Haward, Sawyer.Co.WI Note 8: Drummer boy in Civil War.
2 RAMSDELL, Russel Theodore b: 30 Jul 1850 in Rutland.Twp, Kane.Co.IL d:
29 Apr 1929 in Spooner, Washburn.Co.WI
2 RAMSDELL, Mary Ellen b: 1853 in Rutland.Twp, Kane.Co.IL
2 RAMSDELL, Charles M. b: 13 Aug 1857 in Rutland.Twp, Kane.Co.IL d: 06 Feb
1925 in LaCrosse, LaCrosse.Co.WI. Note 8: 1885 Census: Houston,
Houston.Co.MN. Ramsdell: Charles27IL, Alice26WI, Pearl4MN, Ethell3MN.
.... +ROBERTSON, Alice b: 10 May 1858 in WI d: 12 Dec 1920 in Houston,
Houston.Co.MN
... 3 RAMSDELL, Pearl b: Abt. 1881 in Houston, Houston.Co.MN
... 3 RAMSDELL, Ethell b: Abt. 1882 in Houston, Houston.Co.MN
2 RAMSDELL, Lilly M. b: 1860 in Houston, Houston.Co.MN
2 RAMSDELL, Osadore Isodore 'Dora' b: 18 Feb 1862 in Houston,
Houston.Co.MN d: 13 Feb 1923 in LaCrosse, LaCrosse.Co.WI.
.... +RASSIG, William C. b: 20 Feb 1860 in Germany d: 17 Mar 1903 in
LaCrosse, LaCrosse.Co.WI.
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Descendants of Thomas
Patterson
Lavina 'Bettie' Beadle (dau of Henry Beadle) x Thomas
Franklin Patterson
1 PATTERSON, Thomas b: 22 Sep 1777 in VA d: 25 Sep 1848
.. +HARRIS, Mary b: 02 Nov 1770 in VA d: Oct 1844
2 PATTERSON, Franklin Harley b: 17 Nov 1816 in
Richmond, Madison.Co.KY d: 08 Jan 1889 in Alexander area farm, 10mi E of
Jacksonville in Jacksonville, Morgan.Co.IL Burial: Diamond Grove Cem,
Jacksonville, Morgan.Co.IL. Note 8: 1850 Census: Jacksonville, Morgan.Co.IL.
Patterson: F.H.32 constable $1800, C.29, M.J.11, W.10, T.8, S.6, S.F.4, B.1.
Note 10: 1860 Census: Bath, Bath.Twp, Mason.Co.IL. Patterson:
Franklin44KY carpenter $200/200, Catherine39NJ, Mary21IL teaching,
William19, Thomas17, Sarah14, Susan13, Lucy9, Elizabeth7, Edward4. Note 12:
1870 Census: Alexander P.O., Mauviasteere Precinct, 10mi E of Jacksonville,
Morgan.Co.IL. Patterson: Franklin53KY farming $1k, Catherine49NJ,
Sarah22IL, Lucy19, Sylvia17, Edward14, Hettie12. Note 14: 1880 Census:
farming, Alexander P.O. Mauvaiasteere Precinct, 10mi E of Jacksonville,
Morgan.co.IL.
.... +GEST, Catherine 'Kittie' b: 22 Apr 1821 in
Roxbury.Twp, Morris.Co.NJ d: 23 Jul 1880 in Alexander area farm, 10mi E of
Jacksonville, Morgan.Co.IL m: 15 Jul 1838 in Jacksonville?, Morgan.Co.IL
Father: Isaiah GEST Mother: Catherine LUSK Note 11: 1869 Kittie, 1st place
in riding, Fay.C.IA Fair in West.Union.
... 3 PATTERSON, Mary Jane b: 20 Apr 1839 in Jacksonville, Morgan.Co.IL d:
1896 in Jacksonville, Morgan.Co.IL
....... +STRAWN, Jacob b: 21 Jan 1839 in Jacksonville, Morgan.Co.IL d: 09
Oct 1869 in Jacksonville, Morgan.Co.IL
..... 4 STRAWN, Julius b: 1863 in Morgan.Co.IL
..... 4 STRAWN, Kittie b: 1865 in Morgan.Co.IL
..... 4 STRAWN, Jacob b: 1868 in Morgan.Co.IL
... 3 PATTERSON, William Harrison b: 28 Aug 1840 in Jacksonville,
Morgan.Co.IL d: 21 Aug 1902 in Chicago, Cook.Co.IL
....... +UNKNOWN, Elva V. b: Feb 1855 in OH
... 3 PATTERSON, Thomas Franklin 'Tom' b: 27
Jul 1842 in Jacksonville, Morgan.Co.IL d: 05 Feb 1913 in Bath, Mason.Co.IL
Note 3: 1850 Census: Jacksonville, Morgan.Co.IL. Patterson: F.H.32 constable
$1800, C.29, M.J.11, W.10, T.8, S.6, S.F.4, B.1. Note 5: Jul 1870 Census:
Alexander P.O., Mauviasteere.Precinct, Morgan.Co.IL. Patterson: Thomas27IL
farming $600, Betty23IA?, Kitty1IL; Wm.Weir26IN, Jemima19OH Weir. Note 7:
1880 Census: Mauvaise.Tere Precinct, Morgan.Co.IL. Patterson: Thomas37
farming, Bettie33, Kittie11, Frank8, Clifton4; farmhands John25 Blackburn,
Charles20 West, Herny17 Morrison. Note 10: Jan 1884 West.Union.IA paper: Geo.Thompson
sold his livery stock to bro's T.F. & E.M. Patterson of IL; will continue
business in the Taylor barn. Note 15: Bet. 1884 - 1885
West.Union.IA.Paper.Ad: Patterson Bros. Livery (Thomas & Edward), 'nearly
opposite the M.E. Chruch.' (corner of Elm/Wash.St's, 1bk W of SW corner of
Courthouse Sq). Note 17: 1885 Census: State.St, West.Union, Union.Twp,
Fay.Co.IA. Patterson: Thomas42IL livery stable, Bettie37NY, Nettie16IL,
Frank12, Cliff8, Luara3, Geo1. Note 19: 1888 Returned family to live in
home area near Alexander, Morgan.Co.IL, for remainder of life. Note 20: 1900
Census: Jacksonville area, Morgan.Co.IL. Patterson: Thomas57 farming,
Bettie53, Laura19, Geo16. Note 22: 1902 ThomasF & Bettie Patterson, 336 W
Penn.Ave, Jacksonville, Morgan.Co.IL. Note 24: 1910 Census: Bath,
Morgan.Co.IL. Patterson: ThomasF67 retired, BettyL63, g/uncle of Betty
StevenT81 Brown retired.
....... +BEADLE, Lavina 'Besty' 'Bettie' b: 04
Nov 1846 in Vestal, Broome.Co.NY d: 09 Feb 1937 in Bath, Mason.Co.IL m: Abt.
1868 in Morgan.Co.IL? Father: Henry BEADLE Mother: Diana Danah BROWN Note 5:
1860 Census: West Auburn plat, Auburn.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Badle(Beadle) Henry43
farm laborer, Diana37 nee Brown, BetsyL13, Romaette11, Cathrine9, WmJ9,
LauraE5, AlbertL3, Estella1; bro John46 Beadle close living with Dr.
L.R.Ware38 family. Note 8: 1870 Census: Sec 1, Bethel.Twp, Fay.Co.IA: Petts(Pitts):
Avery47, Diana47, Levilla13 (nee Beadle, dau of Henry), C.L.9, Rosanna5.
Note 9: Jul 1870 Census: Alexander P.O., Mauviasteere.Prencinct,
Morgan.Co.IL. Patterson: Thomas27IL farming $600, Betty23IA?, Kitty1IL;
Wm.Weir26IN, Jemima19OH Weir. Note 11: 1880 Census: Mauvaise.Tere Precinct,
Morgan.Co.IL. Patterson: Thomas37 farming, Bettie33, Kittie11, Frank8,
Clifton4; farmhands John25 Blackburn, Charles20 West, Herny17 Morrison. Note
12: 1885 Census: State.St, West.Union, Union.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Patterson:
Thomas42IL livery stable, Bettie37NY, Nettie16IL, Frank12, Cliff8, Luara3,
Geo1. Note 16: 1900 Census: Jacksonville area, Morgan.Co.IL. Patterson:
Thomas57 farming, Bettie53, Laura19, Geo16. Note 19: 1910 Census: Bath,
Morgan.Co.IL. Patterson: ThomasF67 retired, BettyL63, g/uncle of Betty
StevenT81 Brown retired.
..... 4 'KATE, Katherine, Kittie' Patterson b: 1869 in Alexander area,
Morgan.Co.IL Note 8: 1870 Census: Alexander P.O., Mauviasteere.Prencinct,
Morgan.Co.IL. Patterson: Thomas27IL farming $600, Betty23IA?, Kitty1IL;
Wm.Weir26IN, Jemima19OH Weir. Note 10: 1880 Census: Mauvaise.Tere Precinct,
Morgan.Co.IL. Patterson: Thomas37 farming, Bettie33, Kittie11, Frank8,
Clifton4; farmhands John25 Blackburn, Charles20 West, Herny17 Morrison.
......... +GREGG, Samuel b: 1868
..... 4 PATTERSON, Edward Franklin 'Frank' b: Bet. 1872 - 1873 in
Alexander area, Morgan.Co.IL Note 8: 1880 Census: Mauvaise.Tere Precinct,
Morgan.Co.IL. Patterson: Thomas37 farming, Bettie33, Kittie11, Frank8,
Clifton4; farmhands John25 Blackburn, Charles20 West, Herny17 Morrison.
......... +UNKNOWN, Lu Nora b: 1869 d: 1944
..... 4 PATTERSON, John Clifton 'Cliff' b: 06 Mar 1876 in Alexander area,
Morgan.Co.IL d: 21 Mar 1953 in Los.Angles.Co.CA Note 8: 1880 Census:
Mauvaise.Tere Precinct, Morgan.Co.IL. Patterson: Thomas37 farming, Bettie33,
Kittie11, Frank8, Clifton4; farmhands John25 Blackburn, Charles20 West,
Herny17 Morrison.
......... +ROTTGER, Anna Wilhelmina b: 01 Nov 1880 in IL d: 1949 in
Los.Angles.Co.CA
..... 4 PATTERSON, Laura Beadle 'Beatrice' b: Sep 1881 in Alexander area,
Morgan.Co.IL d: 1970 in Eureka Springs, Carroll.Co.AR Note 12: 1900 Census:
Jacksonville area, Morgan.Co.IL. Patterson: Thomas57 farming, Bettie53,
Laura19, Geo16. Note 22: Called 'Nannie' by grandchildren.
......... +JONES, Henry Wallace b: 1881 d: 1947 in Bath, Mason.Co.IL Father:
Jakob JONES Mother: Dorothea HAMM
..... 4 PATTERSON, George Rice b: 27 Nov 1883 in Alexander area,
Morgan.Co.IL d: 10 Jul 1962 in Los.Angles.Co.CA Note 19: 1900 Census:
Jacksonville area, Morgan.Co.IL. Patterson: Thomas57 farming, Bettie53,
Laura19, Geo16.
..... 4 PATTERSON, Albert J.
... 3 PATTERSON, Sarah Catherine b: 11 Jan 1845 in Jacksonville,
Morgan.Co.IL d: 30 Jul 1872
... 3 PATTERSON, Susan Francis b: 14 Oct 1847 in Jacksonville,
Morgan.Co.IL d: 27 Feb 1901 in Jacksonville, Morgan.Co.IL.
....... +MOSELY, Franklin Augustus b: May 1842 in Bath, Mason.Co.IL d: 01
Jul 1923 in Jacksonville, Morgan.Co.IL
..... 4 MOSELY, Elizabeth 'Bettie' b: 1870
..... 4 MOSELY, Henry b: 1873
... 3 PATTERSON, Henry Bascum b: 25 Dec 1848 in Jacksonville, Morgan.Co.IL
d: 09 Jul 1850 in Jacksonville, Morgan.Co.IL
... 3 PATTERSON, Lucy Letitia b: 23 Nov 1850 in Jacksonville, Morgan.Co.IL
d: 1912
....... +HAAS, Edward L.
..... 4 HAAS, Eli Franklin b: 1883 d: 1945
..... 4 HAAS, Kitty b: 1889
... 3 PATTERSON, Edward Morris 'Ed' b: 07 May 1856 in Jacksonville,
Morgan.Co.IL d: 11 Feb 1891 in Home on State.St, Chicago, Cook.Co.IL Burial:
Jacksonville, Morgan.Co.IL. Note 8: 1860 Census: Bath, Bath.Twp,
Mason.Co.IL. Patterson: Franklin44KY carpenter $200/200, Catherine39NJ,
Mary21IL teaching, William19, Thomas17, Sarah14, Susan13, Lucy9, Elizabeth7,
Edward4. Note 9: 1870 Census: Alexander P.O., Mauviasteere Precinct, 10mi E
of Jacksonville, Morgan.Co.IL. Patterson: Franklin53KY farming $1k,
Catherine49NJ, Sarah22IL, Lucy19, Sylvia17, Edward14, Hettie12. Note 11:
1875 Completed 3sem course, English & Mercantile, Wabash.College,
Crawfordsville, Crawford.Co.IL Note 12: 1880 Census: Mauvaise.Terre.Precinct,
Morgan.Co.IL. Edward M. Patterson24 farmer, & Eli25MO & Emma20MS Washington
bk farmhand & household; + boarders Elisha Sloan24KY farmhand, James
Tudas34KY farmhand. Note 13: Jan 1884 West.Union.IA paper: Geo.Thompson
sold his livery stock to bro's T.F. & E.M. Patterson of IL; will continue
business in the Taylor barn. Note 15: Bet. 1884 - 1885
West.Union.IA.Paper.Ad: Patterson Bros. Livery (Thomas & Edward), 'nearly
opposite the M.E. Chruch.' (corner of Elm/Wash.St's, 1bk W of SW corner of
Courthouse Sq). Note 16: 1885 Census: living in Arlington Hotel, SW corner
ofElm&Walnut.St's (off SE corner of the court house square), West.Union,
Fay.Co.IA. Edward Patterson28IL livery (with bro Thomas on State.St). Note
17: 14 Apr 1886 Married Mabel L. Lakin in West.Union.IA, son CecialR
b.1886Jun06 in West.Union.IA; traveling south & west, likley withh livestock
dealing?bz2017; 1888 in KC.MO, then in Springfield.MO where son Ed.Frank is
b.1888Dec. Note 19: Bet. 1888 - 1890 Living in Springfield.MO; would move to
Chicago sometime in 1890. Note 20: Aft. Apr 1891 Wife Mabel Lakin (art
teacher/artist) would move back to her home area in NE Iowa (Fayette) for
several years, then travel working/teaching between Miles.City.MT, Chicago,
LA. Note 26: 11 Feb 1891 Fayette.IA paper: Short illness, cause of death
typhoid pneumonia. Even with only a short stay in Fayette, made many
friends, cheerful habits, fine social qualities, leaves young wife & two
young sons. Note 27: 1900 Census: Fayette, Fay.Co.IA. Lakin: WmB69,
CarolineM68 UIU art teacher, dau Mabel36 Patterson wid (div) UIU art
teacher, g/son FrankE Patterson11MO.
....... +LAKIN, Mabel L. b: Mar 1863 in College Hill, Clermont.Co.OH d: 19
Apr 1956 in Seattle, King.Co.WA Burial: Custer Co. Cem, Miles City,
Custer.Co.MT. m: 14 Apr 1886 in Laken home in West.Union, Fay.Co.IA Father:
William Benjamin LAKIN Mother: Caroline Matilda THOMPSON Note 5: 1880
Census: Union.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Lattus/Lakin: WilliamB49 farming,
CarolineM42, MableL17, Corwin14, FrederickJ10, CarrieL7, WmP4. Note 7: 1885
Census: NE1/4ofNE1/4, Sec21, Union.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Lakin: WmB52 farming &
notary public, CarolingM52, MabelL22, CorwinT19, FrederickJ15, CarieL13,
WilliamT11. Note 8: 14 Apr 1886 Married Edward M. Patterson, who had been
operating a livery in West.Union; gave birth to son Cecial Rice 1888Jun06.
Note 9: Bet. 1887 - 1891 See husband Edward's time line; taught/studies art.
Note 10: Bet. 1891 - 1908 Taught art in Fayette (UIU&HS) & in NE Iowa,
studied at Art Institute in Chicago. Note 11: 1900 Census: Fayette,
Fay.Co.IA. Lakin: WmB69, CarolineM68 UIU art teacher, dau Mabel36 Patterson
wid UIU art teacher, g/son FrankE Patterson11MO. Note 12: Bet. 1908 - 1915
Taught art in Miles.City.MT (family members early ranchers in area,
mother/sibling had located); traveled/worked in Chicago. Note 13: 1910
Census: E.Palmer.St, Miles City, Custer.Co.MT. CarolineM Laken78OH widow
art teacher, dau Mabel L. Patterson47OH widow HS art teacher. Note 14: 21
Dec 1911 Fayette.IA paper: Mabel Lakin Patterson, former UIU art teacher,
has been selected as a designer/illustrator for fashion catalogues by a
Chicago firm. Note 15: 19 Nov 1914 Fayette.IA paper: Visiting Fayette,
living at Miles.City.MT, returning to work in Chicago. Note 19: Aft. 1915 By
late 1920's, located residence to Los.Angeles; would continue working as
designer/illustrator/artist in Chicago. Note 28: 1940 Census: S.Hoover.St,
Los.Angeles.CA. Mabel Patterson75OH widow.
..... 4 [1] PATTERSON, Cecil Rice b: 06 Jun 1886 in West.Union, Fay.Co.IA
d: 12 Jan 1959 in Seattle, King.Co.WA Note 3: 1895 Census: Cecil R.
Patterson 8y Fay.Co.IA. Note 5: 1905 Census: Cecil R. Patterson 16, Fay.Co.IA.
Note 8: 1908 Groom/bride living in Fergus.Co.MT at time of marriage. Note
11: 1913 Living at Seattle, King.Co.WA Note 13: Bef. 1918 Divorced from Vera
Farrington; married Florence abt 1919? Note 14: 1918 Draft.Reg: 1425 1st
Ave, Seattle.WA, b. 1887Jun06, West.Union.IA, machinist helper, Tacoma.WA
smelter, single, med ht/build, br eyes, bk hair. Note 15: 1920 Census:
Blewett.St, Seattle.WA. Paterson: CecilR32IA painter in shipyard,
Florence31MN. Note 17: 1930 Census: 1311 11th Ave NW, Seattle, King.Co.WA.
Patterson: CecilR41MO laundry driver, FlorenceE40WI laundry marker & sorter
(father b.Germany, mother WI). Note 20: 1940 Census: 6545 11th St, NW,
Seattle.WA. Patterson: CecilR52 1y college laundry helper, FlorenceE51.
Note 22: 1942 Draft.Reg: 6545 11th St, NW, Seattl, King.co.WA, age 56,
b.West.Union.IA on 1886Jun06, unemployed,
......... +FARRINGTON, LaVera Gertrude 'Vera' b: 10 Feb 1890 in West.Union,
Union.Twp, Fay.Co.IA m: 29 Oct 1908 in Forsyth, Rosebud.Co.MT Father: Cyrus
FARRINGTON Mother: Sylvia Jane MARKUM Note 11: 1900 Census: West.Union
village, Fay.Co.IA. Farrington: Cyrus60PA gardner, SylviaJ43WI, Carl12IA,
LavariG10IA. Note 19: 1930 Census: R.St, Sacamento, Sacramento.Co.CA.
Walker: William41TX auto dealer, VeraG42IA, m/law SlyviaM Farrington73WI,
plus 4 lodgers. Note 20: 1940 Census: 627 College.St, Santa Rosa,
Sonoma.Co.CA. Walker: William51 building construction carpener, Vera50,
plus five lodgers. Note 22: Sep 1949 Applied for SS in West.Union.IA as Vera
Gertrude Walker.
..... *2nd Wife of [1] PATTERSON, Cecil Rice:
......... +UNKNOWN, Florence E. b: 1889 in Wi or MN m: Abt. 1919 in Seattle
?
..... 4 PATTERSON, Edward Frank 'Teddy' b: 28 Dec 1888 in Springfield,
Greene.Co.MO d: 14 Jun 1934 in Fergus.Co or Miles City, Custer.Co.MT Burial:
Custer County Cem, Miles City, Custer.Co.MT Note 7: 1895 Census: Fayette,
Fay.Co.IA. FrankE Patterson6/MO. Note 8: 1900 Census: Fayette, Fay.Co.IA. Lakin:
WmB69, CarolineM68 UIU art teacher, dau Mabel36 Patterson wid (div) UIU art
teacher, g/son FrankE Patterson11MO. Note 10: 1905 Census: Fayette.IA,
Frank E. Patterson b.MO, 16y old, father b.IL, mother b.OH. Note 14: 1920
Census: 9th St, Miles City, Custer.Co.MT. Edward Patterson 32/MO locomotive
engineer, lodger in LorinE Carlisle44 home. Note 17: 1930 Census: 1515
Palmar.St, Miles City, Custer.Co.MO. Edward F. Patterson 40/MO locomotive
engineer, lodgeer in JohnR Buckley58 home. Note 29: Burial Marker: Edward
Frank Patterson, Montana, Pvt. 118 Engrs., d. June 14, 1934.
......... +UNMARRIED
... 3 PATTERSON, Hettie Israel b: 24 Apr 1858 in Jacksonville,
Morgan.Co.IL d: 04 Nov 1937 in Jacksonville, Morgan.Co.IL. Note 15: 1930
Census: 1001 W.State.St, Jacksonville, Morgan.Co.IL. Cousins; JennieM
Hatfield67IL house value $10k, HettieI Patterson71IL.
....... +UNMARRIED
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Civil War--The 12th Iowa & Battle of Shiloh
Iowa Civil War Units
Google for the 12th Iowa
The 12th Iowa & the "Iowa Brigade"
The 12th Iowa Infantry
mustered at Dubuque,IA early in 1862.
....Battles included Ft Henry, TN, Feb 6, 1862
....Ft Donelson, TN, Feb 16, 1862.
....Shiloh, TN, Apr 6-7, 1862
....The 8th, 12th & 14th Iowa comprised 4/5ths of the
troops in "The Hornet's Nest" at Shiloh.
....They held their ground for 10 hours against attack after attack allowing the
Union time to retreat to the river and get under protection of Union cannons.
....This allowed reinforcements to arrive and muster for the 2nd day where the
Union snatched a victory from defeat.
....At the last surrounded by 10 times their number and out of ammunition they
threw down their arms, with some shot with their arms in the air.
....The majority of all three regiments were
captured/surrendered.
....The officers above rank of Lieut were sent to Selma, AL, then Atlanta, Ga
and finally Libby Prison , Richmond,Va.
....The enlisted men were sent to various prisons in Alabama (and to Oglethorpe
Prison Camp, Macon.GA) and suffered great privation.
....The surviving enlisted men were paroled and exchanged Nov 10,1862; the
officers imprisoned longer but paroled in 1863.
....Those who escaped capture at Shiloh, the remnants of
8th, 12th & 14th, were incorporated into the Union's "Iowa Brigade."
....The Iowa Brigade participated in Siege of
Corinth.MS Apr 29 -30, 1862; Battle of Corinth Oct 3-4, 1862.
.... Reorganizing at St Louis and Davenport,IA until Apr 1863.
....The Iowa moved to Louisiana for the Siege of Vicksburg and Jackson,MS.
May-Jul 1863.
....Guard duty of Memphis & Charleston Railroad until Feb 1864.
....Duty at Memphis & White River,Ark until Jun, 1864.
....Actions at Tupelo, Tallahatchie River, Abbeville Aug-Sep 1864.
....Pursuit of Price through Arkansas and Missouri Sep –Nov 1864.
....Battle of Nashville,TN Dec 15-16, 1865.
....Pursuit of Hood to the Tennessee River Dec 17-28 1864.
....Moved to Dauphin Island, AL.
....Siege of Spanish Fort and Fort Blakely , capture of Mobile Mar – Apr 1865.
....Mustered out Memphis,TN Dec 20 1866
The Battle of Shiloh, gets it name from the Shiloh Church
around which the battle occurred.
(Henry Beadle & the Iowa
Reg's surrendered at Hornet's Nest a mile east of Shiloh Church)

(A
Google search
will find vast amounts of info regarding Shiloh & the Oglethorpe Prison
Camp & the 12th Iowa)


....The Battle of Shiloh or Battle of Pittsburg Landing, a
major battle, fought April 6&7, 1862, in southwestern Tennessee.
....A Union army under Maj. Gen. Ulysses S. Grant had moved down the
Tennessee River deep into Tennessee, and encamped mainly at Pittsburg
Landing on the west bank of the river.
....Confederate forces under Generals Albert Sidney Johnston and P. G. T.
Beauregard launched a surprise attack on Grant.
....The Confederates had good success on the first day, but were considered
defeated on the second day.
The first day:
....The Confederates intended to drive Union ranks away from the river, into
the wetlands of Owl Creek to the west.
....The objective was to defeat Grant's Army of the Tennessee before being
joined by Maj. Gen. Don Carlos Buell's Army of the Ohio.
....The Confederate battle lines became confused during fierce fighting but
were besting the Union forces.
....Grant's men were trying to fall back to the northeast, in the direction
of Pittsburg Landing.
....A slightly sunken road position, the "Hornet's Nest", was defended
providing time for the rest of the Union line to stabilize under the
protection artillery batteries nearer to the river.
....The confederate decision was against assaulting the final Union position
that night of the first day.
Hornet’s Nest:
....In the center of the main Union line, starting at about 9:00 a.m. on the
first day a defensive position, later nicknamed the Hornet's Nestwas was
established and held.
....The position was in a field along a road that would be later called the
"Sunken Road."
.... The Confederates assaulted the position with 8-14 separate charges for
several hours, rather then electing to go around it.
....The Confederate troops suffered heavy casualties during the assaults.
....The Hornet's Nest would stand alone as Union troops on both sides were
forced or elected to move back.
....Overall coordination among units around the Hornet's Nest was poor.
....Union units withdrew based on their own command decisions.
....Regiments became disorganized; companies disintegrated.
....The position held until over 50 Confederate cannons were assembled to
blast at the Hornet's Ness at close range.
....After holding for about seven hours, surrounded on three sides and blasted
point blank cannon fire the Hornet's Nest fell.
....Union General Prentiss surrendered the remains of his division to the
Confederates.
....Union survivors of 2,200 to 2,400 men, were captured at Shiloh.
....Henry Beadle, age 45yr, Co.C, 12th Iowa,
surrendered at Hornet's Nest on Apr 6, 1862.
....Henry Beadle would die Aug 10, 1862 in the Oglethorpe Prison Camp
at Oglethrope.GA.
....General Grant had been allowed time by the Hornet's Nest to establish a defense line near Pittsburg Landing
by the end of the first day.

The second day:
....Union reinforcements arrived in the evening of the first day; the
Confederates had not continued to battle into the evening.
....Union commanders launched a counterattack along the entire line the
second day.
....The Confederates were forced to retreat from the bloodiest battle up to
that time,
....thus ending the Confederate attempt to block Union advancement into
northern Mississippi.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Shiloh
....Shiloh was the costliest in American
history up to that time.
....It resulted in the defeat of the Confederate army at the time, Johnston's
attempt to stop the two Union armies joining together.
....Union casualties were 13,047 (1,754
killed, 8,408 wounded, and 2,885 missing).
....Grant's army, which saw the brunt of the fighting over the two days had
most of the casualties (1,513 killed, 6,601 wounded, and 2,830 missing or
captured).
....Confederate casualties were 10,699 (1,728
killed, 8,012 wounded, and 959 missing or captured).
....Both sides were shocked at the carnage.
....Three more years of war would
remain, with eight larger and bloodier battles.
....Grant learned a lesson in personal preparation, finding out his
prediction of ending the war with one major battle would likely not be
possible.
Note:
when in full force, a Civil War 'Company'
was 100 men; a
'Regiment' 10 Companies or 1000 men; a
'Brigade' 4 Companies or 4000 men; a 'Division' 3 Brigades or 12000 men
and a 'Corps' 3 Brigades or 36000men.
Henry Beadle was in
Co.C of 100 men, in the 12th
Iowa Reg of 1000 men.
From Fitch's 1910 History of Fayette.Co.IA:
http://www.iowaz.info/fayette/fitch1910.htm
The 12th Iowa Regiment was
recruited late in the summer of 1861 and organized at Camp Union,
Dubuque.IA, and mustered into service Nov 25, 1861, by Capt. Washington
of the 13th U.S. Inf.
....The first active serve for the 12th Reg was at Ft. Donelson and were
engaged in battle Feb 13,14,15, 1862. Being exposed to cold rain and
sleet without being permitted any fires, they suffered very much.
The Fort surrenderedon the 16th.
....At Shiloh, the 12th was brigaded with the 2nd, 7th & 14th Iowa,
forming the 'Iowa Briade' (of 4000 men), commanded by Gen. Tuttle of the
2nd IA Inf. Gen. W.W. Wallace commanded the division (12000 men),
and were in position near a field beyond Gen. Hurlburt's headquarters,
where they remained in line of battle (formation) from 6am until 4pm,
during which time the enemy make several bold charges, and was repulsed
with great loss in killed and wounded.
....The 12th & 14th Iowa Regiments being in support of a battery
(cannon), were surrounded, and after several hours of desperate
fighting, in which three or four regiments contended against the whole
rebel force, the 12th, having its commanding officer, Col. Woods,
severely wounded with 16 killed, 97 wounded and hopes of retreat or
soccor (help) cut off, were obliged to surrender at 6pm. The
number of men captured from the regiment was about 400 hundred.
....The men of the 8th, 12th, 14th Iowa Regiments not captured were
organized into a regiment called the "Union Brigade," of which regiment
the 12th formed Companies E & K.
....The Union Brigade was engaged and took a prominent part in the
battle of Corinth, Oct 3-4, 1862, the 12th losing 3 killed and 25
wounded out of the 80 men engaged. After pursuing the enemy as far
as Ripley.MS, the regiment returned to Corinth and were engaged in
building fortifications until Dec18,1862, as which time orders from the
War Department discontinued the organization of the Union Brigade.
The 8th, 12th, 14h Iowa were to proceed to Davenport.IA, to reorganize
their Regiments, as the (surviving) prisoners (from Shiloh) had been
paroled Oct18,1862 and exchanged Nov10,1862.
Official Reports of the
Battle of Shiloh: No. 20. Col. Joseph J. Woods,
12th Iowa Infantry
MAQUOKETA, JACKSON COUNTY, IOWA, April —, 1862.
....On the morning of April 6, the rebels having
attacked our advanced lines at Shiloh, Tenn., the
Twelfth Iowa Infantry was rapidly formed and
joined the other regiments — the Second,
Seventh, and Fourteenth — of the Iowa brigade, being the First Brigade,
under Brigadier-General Tuttle, of the Second Division, under General
Wallace. The brigade was marched to near the field
beyond General Hurlbut’s headquarters and formed in line of battle,
the Second and Seventh on our right, the Fourteenth on our left. The
Eighth Iowa, of Prentiss’ division, was on the left of the Fourteenth,
forming an angle to the rear with our line. An open
field lay in front of our right. Dense
timber covered our left. A small ravine was
immediately behind us. In this position we
awaited the approach of the enemy. Soon he
made a bold attack on us, but met with a warm reception, and soon
we repulsed him. Again and again
repeatedly did he attack us, trying vainly
to drive us from our position. He failed to move us one inch from our
position. On the contrary, we repulsed every attack
of the enemy and drove him back in confusion.
....Thus matters stood in our front until about 4
p.m., at which time it became evident, by
the firing on our left, that the enemy were getting in our rear.
An aide-de-camp rode up and directed me to face to
the rear and fall back, stating, in answer to my inquiry, that I
would receive orders as to the position I was to occupy. No such orders
reached me, and I suppose could not. The Second and Seventh Iowa had
already gone to the rear, and on reaching the high
ground between our position and General Hurlbut’s headquarters we
discovered that we were already surrounded
by the enemy, caused by no fault of our own,
but by the troops at a distance from us on our
right and left giving way before the enemy. Seeing ourselves
surrounded, we nevertheless opened a brisk fire on
that portion of the enemy who blocked our passage to the Landing,
who, after briskly returning our fire for a short time, fell back. A
brisk fire from the enemy on our left (previous right) was going on at
the same time. Seeing the enemy in front falling back, we attempted by a
rapid movement to cut our way through, but the enemy on our left
advanced rapidly, coming in behind us, pouring into our ranks a most
destructive fire. The enemy in front faced about and opened on us at
short range, the enemy in our rear still closing in on us rapidly. I
received two wounds, disabling me from further duty. The command then
devolved on Captain Edgington, acting as field officer. The enemy had,
however, already so closely surrounded us
that their balls which missed our men took effect in their ranks beyond
us. To have held out longer would have been to
suffer complete annihilation. The regiment was therefore
compelled to surrender as prisoners of war.
....Lieutenant-Colonel Coulter was much reduced by chronic diarrhea and
Major Brodtbeck was suffering from rheumatism. Being myself the only
field officer on duty, at my request Captain Edgington acted as a field
officer, the duties of which he performed in an able and efficient
manner.
....Quartermaster Dorr, though his position did not require him to go
into action, volunteered to do so, and throughout the day behaved in a
brave and gallant manner, daringly, if not recklessly, exposing his
person to the enemy. He made himself very useful in carrying messages
and spying out the positions and movements of the enemy and firing on
them as occasion offered. Energetic and efficient in his own department,
he would fill a higher one with credit to himself and honor to the
service.
....Adjutant Duncan proved himself on this, as on all occasions, a
faithful and efficient officer.
Captains Earle, Warner, Stibbs, Haddock, Van Duzee, and Townsley
performed well their part, as did all the lieutenants in the action, in
a prompt and willing manner.
....The non-commissioned officers and men stood bravely up to their work
and never did men behave better.
....In the death of Lieutenant Ferguson, of Company D, the regiment lost
one of its best-drilled officers and a gallant soldier. It also lost a
good man and a good officer in the death of Lieutenant Moir, of Company
A.
....J. J. WOODS, Colonel Twelfth Iowa Volunteers. ACTING ASSISTANT
ADJUTANT-GENERAL, First Brigade, Second Division.
....SOURCE: The War of the Rebellion: A Compilation of the Official
Records of the Union and Confederate Armies, Series I, Volume X (Serial
No. 10), Part I, pages 151-2
Oglethorpe Prison Camp, Macon.CA, opened May
1862
(Where Henry Beadle died)
Henry Beadle died, one can
assume from disease,
and was buried unmarked at Oglethorpe Prison Camp on Aug.10.1862.
The bodies were reported removed to Andersonville National Cemetery in
1865-1868.

(A
Google search
will find vast amounts of info regarding Shiloh & Ogelthorpe)
....The
Ogelthorpe Prison Camp, in Macon.Co.GA is often
confused in family histories with Andersonville
on the Macon/Sumter.Co.GA line and were only 20 miles apart.
....Andersonville or Sumter Prison Camp was not built until
1864.
....Ogelthorpe Prison Camp was used as a Confederate prison in 1862 and also in
1864 when it was reopened as a prison for Union officers.

Find-a-Grave burials for the 12th Iowa, lists
Henry Beadle buried n Andersonville.
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=vcsr&GSvcid=176926
Henry Beadle and
the other prisoners that died in 1862 at Camp
Ogelthrope, were initially
buried in unmarked graves in a pine grove to
the right side of Camp Ogelthorpe Prison Camp, Ogelthorpe, Macon.Co.GA
http://www.georgiaencyclopedia.org/nge/Article.jsp?id=h-3182
http://www.sciway3.net/cmp-csa/camps/campoglethorpe.html
From the above links:
....In
1862, a prison pen, known as Oglethorpe 'Prison', was opened in Oglethorpe, Macon.Co.GA,
being wedged between railroad tracks and the Ocmulgee River.
....The site was enclosed by a rough stockade on fifteen to twenty acres (abt
800x800ft+ft).
....Nearly 1,000 prisoners arrived in May (from the Battle at Shiloh) to
find several buildings within, including one large enough to use as a hospital.
....The prisoners were a mixture of officers and enlisted men. Their living
quarters consisted of sheds or stalls already on site or shelters
constructed from materials found within the stockade.
....As a result of a formal exchange cartel agreed on by the combating
powers, most of these prisoners gained their freedom, and by the beginning
of 1863, Camp Oglethorpe was nearly abandoned.
....The breakdown of prisoner exchanges, combined with General Grant's
pressure on Richmond, forced the Confederacy to reopen the facility as an
officers' prison, moving most of the officers from Libby Prison.
....By the summer of 1864, more than 2,300 Union officers were housed there.
Shelter was barely adequate, and rations consisted of beans, corn meal, and
rice in meager amounts.
....The
lack of sanitation, coupled with a dwindling diet, led to the usual litany
of such diseases as chronic dysentery and scurvy. An official death total
for the prison is unknown.....Most
of the (surviving) prisoners were moved from the Macon facility by late July
1864 to the coast, Charleston, SC or Savannah, Georgia, because of Union
cavalry raids in the general vicinity, although some officers were held
there until September.
Burlington.IA paper, April 26, 1862
(The Burlington paper gave constant war accounts)
12th Iowa at Pittsburg Landing:
...Col. J.H. Tuggle of the 1st Brigade, 2nd Div, Dept of the West
reported, on 1862Apr12:
......Casualties from April 6th & 7th, at the
Battle of Pittsburg Landing
Included was Co C of the 12 Iowa:
Thomas Henderson, killed
Charles Pendleton, wounded
P.R. Ketchum, wounded & missing
G.W. Grannis, dead on arrival
F.W. Maine, dead on arrivial
Henry George, ball in knee
Chas Larson, mortally wounded, died
A.P. Monger, severely wounded in thigh,
D.W. Reed, dead on arrival
Missing in Action:
Capt. W.W. Warner,
Ord.Sergt G.W. Cook
Sargent's; Gilbert Hazlet, Emery Clark, James Stewart, Henery J. Grannis.
Corp’s; S.F. Brush, J.F. Hulebings, D.D. Warner, P.R. Woods.
Privates; E.J. Abbert, James Ayers, E.H. Adams, S.C. Beck, J.W.
Ballinger, John Bysang, G. Burroughs, A.C. Dushned, Henry Beadle, E. Comstock, Henry Clark, H.C.
Curtis, James Carmichael, Simeon Gifford, Wm. Hamlin, Wm Jordan, Isadore
Jordan, A.K. Ketchum, Wm Kent, Wilson King, W. Scott, John Quivey, Wm.
E. Siner, T.N. Smith, Chas Sigman, Smauel Stone, Albert Utter, R.D.
Willietus, Chas Wallace, V.B. Wait. (some spellings questionable).
RECAPITOLATION for the 12th Iowa,
reported by Lt. Co. J.P. Coulter, Commanding the 12th Iowa Vols.
Killed. Wounded. Missing.
Company A 4 2 30
Company B 0 7 51
Company C 2 7 40
Company D 3 8 49
Company E 2 7 33
Company F 1 7 50
Company G 0 1 53
Company H 0 6 28
Company I 0 2 39
Company K 0 5 27
Total 12 52
420
Dubuque.IA 'Times' Nov1865
The following soldiers (names were difficult to read) are
buried in a pine grove to the right of
camp Oglethrope, Prison Camp, Macon.Ga,
with many from other States. A large number of the graves are
unmarked. A plain but substantial board fence
has been erected around the grounds since the occupation of the
country by Federal forces. the last two are buried near the
Catholic cemetery.
Names
Company Iowa Regiment
R.S. Young C
8th
R.L. Young E
14th
S Cleves? B
12th
Ira E. Peck B
12th
D. Clark
? 12th
W.W.F..? ?
8th
D. Downer K
12th
Henry Beadle
C 12th
A.B.H..?
H 6th
J.W...?
G 14th
E. McNye
I 13th
M.A. Ames D
8th
C.H. Nores B
12th
M. Nisan
B 12th
C. L. King B
12th
P.W..?
K 12th
S. Peck
B 12th
B.E.N..?
K 12th
M. Roe(Wroe) B
12th
J.S.F..?
K 8th
J. Hanson B
12th
S.P. Hoisington B
7th
Wm. V. Culver D
8th.
TWELFTH IOWA INF:
List of 112 Casualties,
DIED IN Prison.
Co. A — Israel Hall, Roswell F. Quivey.
Co. B — Lt. Lyman H. Merrill,
Sergt. Daniel Harbaugh, Corp. Frank E. Hancock, Corp. Madison J. Roe,
John L. Bryant, Jens. Hanson, Ole Hanson, Leem Kleven, Henry Kuck,
Chas. H. Noyes, Edwin R. Perry, Ira E. Peck, Simeon Peck, Knud
Thronson, William M. White.
Co. C— Corp. Samuel F. Brush, Corp. Daniel D.
Warner, James L. Ayers, Henry Beadle,
John Quivey, Willard E. Simer,
Samuel Stone, Charles Sigman.
Co. D— Robt. McClain, Warren A. Flint,
Lewis Snell.
Co. E - Corp. John I. Smith, John Ahrens, William O. Bird,
John F. Koch, Hiram Hoisington, Ellas Moon, Washington Richmond,
Milton Rood, Stephen Story, Joseph W. Johnson.
Co. F — William H.
Barney, William Koltonbach, David N. Lillibridge, William H. Mason,
Elijah M. Overocker, Thomas Otis, George Parks, Ira W. Roberts, Charles
P. Toney.
Co. G — Lt. Joseph F. Nickerson, Henry Johnson.
Co. H— Lt. Luther W. Jackson, John H. Byrns, William H. Collins,
Thomas Clendenin,
James E. Nichols, Royal F. Nutting, Henry L. Richardson, Charles
E. Richardson, William J. Slack, Julius Ward.
Co. I — Lt. John J. Marks,
Jesse W. Dean, Charles W. Sackett.
Co. K— Jorp. Benj. E. Nash, Corp.
John Fulton, Corp. Merriam Lathrop, Daniel Dovpner, William T. John-
son, Geo. Lande, Thomas Sover, Chas. W. Smith, Philander Wilson.
Total 71.
KILLED.
Co. A — Lt. Geo. W. Moir, Whitcomb Fairbanks, Barton H. Johnson,
Keuben G. King, William SLotsen.
Co C. — Corp. Thomas Henderson,
Charles Larson, Cluules Pendleton.
Co. D — Lt. Jason D. Ferguson, James
P. Ayers, Daniel Lulher.
Co. E — Israel W. Fuller, William L. Pauley.
Co. F— Corp. A born D. Campbell.
Co. G— Ole G. Olson.
Co. I— Thomas II. Wilson.
Co K— Lewellyn Larrabee.
Total 17.
DIED OF WOUNDS.
Co. B— Charles King.
Co. C — Henry George.
Co. E — Jacob Howrey
Charles Johnson, iSamuel J. Lichty, Thomas Porter, John P. Thompson.
Co. F— Aborn Crippen, David Clark, John A. McCullouch, Joseph Pate,
Allen Ware. Orry Wood.
Co. H— Edgar A. Ward.
Co. K— Sylvester
Grillin, John Moulton.
Total 15.
MISSING IN ACTION AND NEVER FOUND.
Co. A — John Moran, William Lelier.
Co. C — Geo. W. Grannis.
Co. K— W. N. H. Fuller.
Total 4.
Casualties of Iowa Regiments at Shiloh:
Regiment
|
Killed
|
Wounded
|
Total Killed
and
Wounded
|
Captured
and
Missing
|
Total
|
Second
|
8
|
60
|
68
|
4
|
72
|
Third
|
23
|
134
|
157
|
30
|
187
|
Sixth
|
52
|
94
|
146
|
37
|
183
|
Seventh
|
10
|
17
|
27
|
6
|
33
|
Eighth
|
34
|
112
|
146
|
370
|
516
|
Eleventh
|
33
|
160
|
193
|
1
|
194
|
Twelfth
|
24
|
103
|
127
|
320
|
447
|
Thirteenth
|
20
|
139
|
159
|
3
|
162
|
Fourteenth
|
9
|
38
|
47
|
226
|
273
|
Fifteenth
|
21
|
156
|
177
|
8
|
185
|
Sixteenth
|
17
|
101
|
118
|
13
|
131
|
The 2nd, 7th, 8th, 12th, 14th Reg's were holding the position
at Hornet's Nest.
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