Henry H. Cossairt / Effie Brown


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	Family Sheet HUSBAND Name: Henry H. CossairtMale Note Born: 5 Jun 18321832-6-5 at Preble County, OHPreble County, OH Married: at Wells County, INWells County, IN Died: 2 Apr 18651865-4-2 at On The Mississippi River Near Cairo, ILOn The Mississippi River Near Cairo, IL Father: Francis Cossairt Mother: Mary Jane Phillips WIFE Name: Effie Brown Born: Died: at Y Other Spouses: John Goucher CHILDREN Name: James Francis Cossairt Born: 25 Dec 1852 at Pike Township, Jay, IN Died: at Y Name: Mary Jane Cossairt Born: 2 Jun 1854 at Henry Co., VA. Died: 4 Sep 1935 at Joplin, MO Husband: Porter Name: Philip Nathan Cossairt Born: 22 Aug 1857 at Ringgold, IA Died: at Y Name: Julia Ann Cossairt Born: 12 Oct 1859 at Gentry Co, MO Died: 18 Feb 1933 Husband: Isaac Emery NOTES 1). mytree.FTW He lived in Henry County, Iowa in 1855 and then Ringgold County, Iowa where on 4 July, 1861 he and his father enlisted at Mt. Ayr, Ringgold County, Iowa for three years in Company G, 4th Regiment Iowas Volunteer Infantry. He served in Missouri, Arkansas, Mississippi, and Louisiana. By authority of General U. S. Grant, his regiment was authorized to inscribe, First at Chickasaw Bayou on the Regimental Colors. The service of this regiment was usually strenuous. While the Regiment was in Louisiana, Henry became ill from exposure and hardship and was sent up the Mississippi River to a hospital to recover. He died on the steamer Louisians a hospital boat, before it s arrival at Cairo, IL. He was buried in that place. If you want me to let you know when I change the website, please signup here (no more then once a quarter!)

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