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Charles Cross

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Charles Cross
Seeking the family of Charles Cross born in Clinton Co., Illinois abt 1843. He married Amanda F. Brown in Franklin Co., Illinois on 7 Aug 1861 (Have copy of marriage certificate). He was a farmer in Chittenden, Franklin Co., Illinois. (Can't find on map)

Have photocopies of "Company Muster Roll" slips for Private Charles Cross, mostly for the Union Army "Co.C, Batt'n 110 Illinois Infantry" A couple are "Special Muster Roll" for "Co. F, 110 Reg't Illinois Infantry". They list his enrollment as 15 Aug 1862 in Benton, Illinois, transferring from Company F to Company C on 11 Sep 1862.

I also have copies of various papers concerning application for widow's pension which indicates that Charles Cross died of amputation due to a gunshot wound received during the civil war. Receiving wounds near Atlanta,Georgia 7 Aug 1864 and dying in Chattanooga,Tennessee on 28 Aug 1864.

We know nothing of his ancestors. He had a son Charles Jasper Lafayette Cross, who was placed in the guardianship of Thomas (Tommy) J. Montgomery. Tommy was a friend to Charles during the war, and after Charles' death, married Amanda.

Have copy of "death certificate" issued for the purpose of claiming pension, and other papers such as military enlistment and military pay stubs.

Have photographs of his grave at Chatanooga National Cemetary Section F Plot 2113.

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Janis Cross
Date & Place: in USA
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Janis Cross
Researching paternal Cross, Sherman, Hill, Lewis and maternal Golden, Marrs families. Have blocks at Charles Cross (Franklin Co., Illinois), Abel Sherman (Rhode Island), John R. Golden (Pennsylvania), and Aseneth Smallwood married to William Hill.
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