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2 PLAC Marietta Nat Cem, Marietta, Cobb, Georgia
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2 PLAC Original Interment - Big Shanty
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2 PLAC Rank: Private Co F Unit 30th Ohio
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2 PLAC Buried Sec. J Grave 10037
!Burial: Cobb County Georgia Cemeteries VOL III page 98 ISBN#1-879768-004Marietta National Cemetery
Name Death Original Interment Rank Sec Grave No Co Unit
Beaty, Samuel 17 Jun 1864 Big Shanty Pvt J 10037 F30th OH
From "The Downers of America" by David R. Downer Newark, N.J. 1900
112 Huldah J., b 21 Sept, 1843; m 8 Jan, 1860, John Wager, of MontgomeryCo,
N.Y., and rem to Valparaiso, Ind., in June, 1864; he b 12 June, 1835; d 27
July, 1880. Had Mary C., 23 Apl 1862; Catherine, 28 Feb, 1864; Mahala,22 Jan,
1866; Joseph R., 10 May, 1868; Joanna, 6 Mar, 1870; John J., 19 Sept.,1872;
Eliza, 15 Oct, 1874; George O., 6 June 1877.
Info from pedigree chart by Richard B. Kelley's Aunt ? Other info from
Earl Hitt. See Velma Mae KISER info.
Name is listed as Jennie R. in the 1910 Census Soundex
From "History of Venango County - Biographies of Sandy Creek" page 1029
John Dout, farmer, was born January 11, 1826, in Butler county,Pennsylvania,
son of Reuben and Annie (Stopp) Dout, of German descent, who removed toButler
county in 1824 and there brought up a family of eleven children tomaturity:
John: Reuben: Mrs. Annie Lytle: Jacob: Mrs. Catherine Stopp: Abraham:Samuel:
Mrs. Sarah Cook: Daniel: Polly: and Levi. John Dout had a common schooledu-
cation. He learned the trade of carpenter, which he followed nineyears. In
1852 he removed to the vicinity of Springville, this county, and in 1865took
up residence on his present farm. He was married in 1847 to Susan,daughter
of Andrew and Nancy Zeigler, of Butler county, and they are the parentsof nine
children: Andrew: Sidney: Mrs. Ellen Sechler: Nathan: Alfred J.: Mrs.Lavinia
Ross: Noah: Austin: and Elmer. Mr. Dout is school director and road
commissioner in Sandy Creek township and Democratic in politics.
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2 DATE 1903
2 PLAC Center Cemetery, Mineral Twp, Venango County, Pennsylvania
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2 DATE 1882
2 PLAC Center Cemetery, Mineral Twp, Venango County, Pennsylvania
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David was a Civil War veteran - Co. F, 134th Reg., Pa Vols134th Regiment Infantry
Organized at Harrisburg August, 1862. Moved to Washington, D.C., August20. Attached to 1st Brigade, 3rd Division, 5th Army Corps, Army of thePotomac. March into Maryland September 1-18. Duty at Sharpsburg, Md.,until October 30. Reconnaissance to Smithfield, W. Va., October 16-17.Movement to Falmouth, Va., October 30-November 19. Battle ofFredericksburg, Va., December 12-15. Burnside's 2nd Campaign January20-24, 1863. Duty at Falmouth, Va., until April 27. ChancellorsvilleCampaign April 27-May 6. Battle of Chancellorsville May 1-5. Mustered outMay 26, 1863.
Regiment lost during service 4 Officers and 38 Enlisted men killed andmortally wounded and 1 Officer and 66 Enlisted men by disease. Total 109.The information on Henry David Hoover and his family is from thefollowing email from Donna ?
Hi Janet,
I have these addresses for you: Paula Harry harry@csonline.net andBarbara
McCullough mccullock@macnexus.org
Paula is researching the Hoover family and Barbara is researching theDunlap's.This is what I have from them:
Henry David Hoover, born May 8, 1826 - probably in Scrubgrass Twp. andhis wife
Ruth Dunlap, b. August 2, 1826 are both buried at Amity Church.
ch 1 William Findley Hoover
2 Edwin Hoover
3 Mary B. Hoover (I found this one in a cemetery record which neitherBarbara
nor Paula seem to have seen.)
4 Robert Clark Hoover
5 Alexander P. Hoover
6 Carrie B. Hoover
7 Luella Hoover
8 David Ambrose Hoover
9 Della M Hoover
David was a Civil War veteran - Co. F, 134th Reg., Pa Vols. This allstarted
with a page cut from a Bible that lists Henry Hoover and two wives - 1st.Mary
Say and I have no information on her as I am descended from the 2nd wife- Margaret
Kelly. born February 8, 1816 and died Feb. 20, 1857. She is buried atthe Scrubgrass
Presbyterian Church - the old stone church - and has a pointed tombstonewith
a hand pointing up, saying "Gone Home". Henry is not buried there. Idon't
have a birth date on him or a death date - born fairly early in the lastcentury
and we know he sold his farm in the 1870's. He had 13 children, Davidbeing
the first. Henry purchased some land from and David Say who I thoughtmight
have been Mary's father.
I was never able to find Henry's grave. As I said, he sold the farmin
the 1870's. The next thing we know is that the youngest son - ArchibaldAdair
Hoover returned to Venango Co. with his wife Priscilla Chillcot andsettled
near Polk. The Hoovers have been around Franklin ever since. PriscillaChilcott
was born in Armstrong Co. and my uncles remember going off to ArmstrongCo.
in the Apollo area for family reunions when they were children in the30's.
All contact has been lost with those people. I suppose there's apossibility
that Henry was buried there - although it seems strange that he wouldsell up
and leave when he was in his 70's. We may never know.
Back to Mary Say - The Venango Co. Historical Society is in theprocess
of copying all cemetery records in the county. They claim that "MaryHoover,
d. Apr. 20, 1836, 36 y., wife of Henry" is buried on the Morrison Lot andtherefore
assumed she was a Morrison. My Bible page definitely says Mary Say. Soshe
may have had some connection with the Morrisons. This is at ScrubgrassPresby.
Church. David's brothers - Samuel, Silas and James. James was born in1833 and
the next child I have listed is Rachael, born in 1840 - obviously by hissecond
wife, Margaret. The 4 brothers would have all been about the right agesto
fight in the Civil War.James, the youngest son of William and Margaret Dunlap, was born in1793
Westmoreland County, PA., and lived there until he was forty-six years ofage,
then he moved to Butler County, in the same State, continuing there untilhis
death, in 1864. His life occupation was agriculture. He married Mary VanDyke,
25 Dec 1822. They may have been the parents of twelve children,I onlyhave
information on seven of the children. William Dunlap, was a native ofIreland,
and was born near the city of Londonderry in the year 1740, and came tothis
country in 1766, when he established the old Dunlap homestead inPennsylvania.
He married Margaret McAllister in 1766, place unknown. William was thefather
of nine children, most of whom settled in Pennsylvania, and are theprogenitors
of the Dunlap family in this country, members of which have migrated toalmost
every State in the Union.
In his will written 25 May 1834 , he only mentions two boys and two girlsliving.Name: James DUNLAP
Birth: 1793 Derry Township, Westmoreland, Pennsylvania
Death: 1864 Butler, PA.
Father: William DUNLAP (1740-1834)
Mother: Margaret MCALLISTER (<1755-1818)
Misc. Notes
James, the youngest son of William and Margaret Dunlap, was born in 1793Westmoreland
County, PA., and lived there until he was forty-six years of age, then hemoved
to Butler County, in the same State, continuing there until his death, in1864.
His life occupation was agriculture. He married Mary Van Dyke, 25 Dec1822.
They may have been the parents of twelve children, all my informationon the
children is only on seven.
Marriage: 25 Dec 1822Spouse: Mary VAN DYKE
Birth: 5 Oct 1805 Harrisville, Butler Co. Pennsylvania
Death: Aug 1879
Father: John VAN DYKE (1772-1850)
Mother: Isabella (1775-1845)Children
1 M: William Louis DUNLAP
Birth: 22 Apr 1824 Derry, Westmoreland Co., Pennsylvania
Death: 22 Jan 1904 Tecumseh, Johnson Co., Nebraska
Spouse: Martha BEATTY
Marriage: 22 Mar 1849 Pennsylvania
Spouse: Ellen Jane FIFIELD
Marriage: 4 Jun 1857
Spouse: Lucinda STORM
Marriage: 16 Nov 1865 Brownville,Nemaha Co.Nebr.Home of Hiram Storm.
2 F: Ruth DUNLAP
Birth: 2 Aug 1829 PA.
Spouse: David HOOVER
3 F: Mary DUNLAP
Birth: ? 1830 PA.
Spouse: Alexander PORTER
4 F: Isabella DUNLAP
Birth: 1827-8 PA.
Spouse: Samuel R. SAY
5 M: James M. DUNLAP
Birth: 1841
6 M: Samuel DUNLAP
Birth: 1845
7 F: Juliet DUNLAP
Birth: 1841?
Spouse: Washington Allen
Spouse: CISSON or SISSON
I hope you can soak all this in!
I have more on David and Ruth's children and a little more on Henry's. Igot
most of my info from censuses 1850-1880. Also from will book extracts andcemetery
inventories, and 2 Butler county histories. If you want exact sources Ihave
those, too.
Have Fun! Hope to hear from you again Cuz!
Donna.
62. George W. (Wilbur?) SHAWGO
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2 DATE 1914
2 PLAC Pleasantview Cem, Irwin Twp, Venango County, Pennsylvania
Lost a leg in the Civil War. Information on George W. from Ellen Shawgo
RR 1 Box 99 Mason City, Illinois. LDS IGI 3.02-North America has source
information for George SHAWGO Batch number 5026939 Sheet 36 Source Call
Numbers 1553838 Type Film Batch # or Source # are wrong as FHL Catalog
could not find either of these numbers. Need SLC to check on this.1900 Census Venango County, PA Irwin Twp Mechanicsville Vol 212 ED 148
(found this by accident after checking on Hoover, Ambrose (David A.)Shawgo, George W H Sept 1843 56 PA day laborer O/R H/F Hous Fam
, Laduska W W Sept 1852 47 PA Housekeeper O H 88 88
, Hattie W D June 1880 19 PA servant
, Louis W S Oct 1888 14 PA
, Wilbur W S Sept 1891 08 PA
, Ralph W S Apr 1893 07 PA
, Blanch W ? June 1891 08 PAAncestry.com
Database: Full Context of American Civil War Research Database, Soldiers
Source: History of Pennsylvania Volunteers, 1861-5
Abbreviation: PARoster
Published by on 1870George Shawgo Enlist Date 23 August 1862
Enlist Rank Priv
Served Pennsylvania Enlisted A Co. 121st Inf Reg. PA Absent (At MO ofcompany)
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2 DATE 1922
2 PLAC Pleasantview Cem, Irwin Twp, Venango County, Pennsylvania
!LDS IGI 3.02 has her name as Loduska [Louisa].
!Venango County PA Cemetery Records and Early Church Histories Vol 1 page106
has her name as Lodusky A. 1852-1922 Section B