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Note: N227 Home Aug 1850: Franklin, Morrow, Ohio Family Number: 2064
William Peterson 49 NJ merchant
Martia Peterson 36 NY
Jefferson Peterson 13 OH
Prescilla Peterson 11
Orville R Peterson 6
Cass McNulty Peterson 4
Sarah E Peterson 2
Home 26 Jun1860: Farmland, Randolph, Indiana
William Peterson 57 NJ carpenter
Margery Peterson 46 VT
Percilla J Peterson 21 OH Milliner
Orvil O Peterson 16
Cass. M Peterson 13
Sarah E Peterson 11
Lycurgus L Peterson 9
Alice M Peterson 7 IN
Susan M Peterson 4
William Wallace 4
Home 17 Jun 1870: Hamilton, Delaware, Indiana
Joseph Garrard 55 farmer $16,800/3,00 OH
Viola J Garrard 43 OH
James H Garrard 14 IN
Minerva A Garrard 12
William L Garrard 10
Lora D Garrard 8
George M Garrard 5
Riley Garrard 3
Leroy Jewell 20
Cass Peterson 24 OH farm laborer
[Note: Jefferson Peterson is next dwelling enumerated]
dannimonn tree on RootsWeb: Garrard, Joseph E. 13 AUG 1814, Red Lion,Warren Co., Oh.; d 5 SEP 1871,Delaware Co., In. Father: JohnGarard Mother: Mary Merrit Kirby Spouses: Mary Gustin, Viola J.Moore
could find no McNulty or Peterson links
Groom's Name: Cass N. Peterson
Groom's Birth Date: 1846
Groom's Birthplace: Morrow Co., O.
Groom's Age: 49
Bride's Name: Minnie Davis
Bride's Birth Date: 1868
Bride's Birthplace: Marion
Bride's Age: 27
Marriage Date: 06 Aug 1895
Marriage Place: Cedar Rapids, Linn, Iowa
Groom's Father's Name: Wm. Peterson
Groom's Mother's Name: Danorman [sic]
Bride's Father's Name: Jesse Davis
Bride's Mother's Name: Patterson
Groom's Race: White
Groom's Marital Status: Unknown
Bride's Race: White
Bride's Marital Status: Single
Source Film #: 1703993; Reference #cn 5431
Collection: Iowa Marriages, 1809-1992
Civil War Muster entry:
Cass M. Peterson, Union Army Private, Company B, 7th IN Cavalry, National Archives Microfilm Box, Roll, Record:000540, 0059, 00002475. He enlisted as a private on with his brother Orville who died at home in 1864. Cass was mustered out on 24 May 1865.
"Organized at Indianapolis, Ind., and mustered in October 1, 1863. Left State for Union City, Tenn., December 6, 1863. Attached to the District of Columbus, Ky. 6th Division, 16th Army Corps, Army of the Tennessee, December, 1863. Waring's Cavalry Brigade, 16th Army Corps, to January, 1864. 1st Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division, 16th Army Corps, to June, 1864. 1st Brigade, 2nd Cavalry Division, District of West Tennessee, to November, 1864. 2nd Brigade, Wilson's Cavalry Corps,Military Division Mississippi, to December, 1864. 1st Brigade, CavalryDivision, District of West Tennessee, to June, 1865. Dept. of Texas toFebruary, 1866.
"SERVICE.--
Expedition to Paris, Tenn., December 14-23, 1863. Action at Huntington, Tenn., December 27. Expedition from Union City to Trenton January 22-24, 1864. Bolivar February 6 (Detachment).
Smith's Expedition to Okolona, Miss., February 11-26.
West Point February 20-21.
Okolona February 21-22.
Ivey's Hill February 22.
Hudsonville February 25. Regiment complimented by Generals Smith and Grierson for soldierly bearing and conduct during the Expedition.
Near Raleigh, Tenn., April 3.
Wolf River April 8.
Near Raleigh April 9 (Detachment).
Cypress Swamp April 10.
Sturgis's Expedition to Ripley, Miss., April 30-May 9.
Sturgis' Expedition to Guntown, Miss., June 1-13.
Ripley June 7.
Brice's Cross Roads (or Tishamingo Creek), near Guntown, June 10.
Ripley June 11.
White's Station June 20 and 26.
Byhalia Road, near Colliersville, July 2.
Action at Port Gibson, Miss., July 17.
Grand Gulf July 19.
(brother Orville died at home July 30, 1964)
Tallahatchie River August 7-9.
Hurricane Creek August 9-13-14 and 19.
Oxford August 9 and 11.
Lamar August 14.
Colliersville August 28.
White Station October 4.
Near Memphis October 4 (1 Company). Memphis, Tenn., October 20 and 24.
Nonconah Creek October 29 (Co. "F").
March through Arkansas and Missouri in pursuit of Price September-November.
Action at Little Blue, Mo., October 21.
Independence October 22.
Big Blue and State Line October 22.
Westport October 23.
Mine Creek, Marias des Cygnes, October 25.
At the Marmiton, or Battle of Charlot, October 25.
Grierson's Expedition from Memphis to destroy Mobile & Ohio R.R. Dec.21, 1864, to January 15, 1865.
Capture of Verona December 25, 1864.
Egypt Station December 28.
Lexington January 2, 1865.
Duty at Memphis and along Memphis & Charleston R.R. till June, 1865.
Expedition from Memphis to Marion, Ark., January 19-22 (Detachment).Expedition from Memphis into Northern Mississippi March 3-11, 1865."
http://www.indianainthecivilwar.com/rgmnt/7incav.htm
Crown Hill website explanation for listing Cass Peterson in the National Cemetery, Confederate Soldier's Lot: "The remains of 1,616 Confederate prisoners of war who died at Camp Morton in Indpls during the Civil War were originally buried in Greenlaw Cemetery. In 1931,their remains were reburied in Crown Hill. The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has records for only 957."
Notes from a conversation with Harold, Cass's son:
Cass fought in the Civil War battle at Chicamauga. The mule he was riding was shot from under him and in falling he put his saber through his leg. [Since the Battle of Chicamauga was fought Sept 19-20, 1863,and though Cass enlisted in Aug but wasn't mustered until Oct, and further that his service record of engagements doesn't start until Dec., this memory must be in error.]
City Directory 1874-1897
1874 Brakeman on the CCC & IRR, boards at 14 Charles, Indpls. with theSarah McNees family.
1875 Brakeman on the CCC & IRR, boards at 333 Winston, Indpls. withMcNees, Wm Peterson family
24 Nov 1875 Marriage: --County: Randolph, IN
Name: C. M. Peterson --Spouse: Sarah Ellen Headington --
Performed By: Min.: H. N. Barnos --Original Source Page: 32
1876 Conductor on the CCC & IRR, resides at 225 Winston, Indpls. with Marcia, Lycurgus (brakeman), Susan, Alice; Jefferson M. conductor IP&C RR, res 164 Railroad. (image at Ancestry.com)
1877 Conductor on the CCC & IRR, resides at 219 Davidson, Indpls. with McNees fam and Lycurgus
1878 Conductor on the CCC & IRR, boards at 454 E. Washington, Indpls.with Lycurgus
1879 Conductor on the CCC & IRR, resides at 62 Bellefontaine with Lycurgus
1880 Conductor on the Bee Line, resides at 387 Massachusetts
1881 Cass not listed in Indpls. City Directory
History note:
The stretch of railroad between Indianapolis and Union City, Indiana (now part of the CSX System) is the oldest part of what was once the "Big Four" railroad system. it was originally built under the name of the Indianapolis and Bellefontaine Railroad because it connected at Union City, Indiana with a line to Bellefontaine. Initially chartered in 1848, the Bellefontaine consolidated with the Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indianapolis Railway, better known as the "Bee Line". The "Bee Line" consolidated with two other railroad systems (the Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis Railroad) and the (Chicago, indianapolis and St. Louis) in 1889 forming the Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis Railroad, popularly known as the "Big Four". As envisioned by the early builders of the Bellefontaine, this railroad was to become a link in the chain of roads that would connect St. Louis, Indianapolis, Sandusky and Cleveland, Ohio with the east. [excerpt from http://madisonrails.railfan.net/aybt.html]
Year: 1885, 1886, 1887, 1888
Rock Island and Moline, Illinois Directories, 1882-92
Name: C. M. Peterson
Location 2: r 426 Fourth avenue, Moline, IL; Occupation: laborer
Business Name: Moline Plow Works [John Deere can certainly takecredit for putting Moline, Illinois, on the map. In fact, his famedinvention would earn Moline the nickname of "Plow City." The GilpinSulky Plow was not the first successful sulky design, but it becameone of the most popular in the country by 1880. In fact, the MolinePlow Works factory could hardly keep up with orders, despite havingreached annual production of 75,000 plows in 1876. By the 1880s, theJohn Deere Plow Company employed almost 800 men in its Moline PlowWorks factory.1890 John Deere came out with the Riding Gang Plow.With six good horses on hills, or four good horses on level land, sixacres per day could be plowed. It was universally used for the nextthirty years. The Panic of 1893, touched off by a New Yorkstock-market crash, begins the worst depression of the 19th century.As business sags, competition among implement makers for decliningorders turns cutthroat.[http://www.antiquefarming.com/john-deere-history-2.html]
Near East Moline are significant railroad repair shops.
1889 Indpls. City Directory: Conductor, house at 437 N. Pine
1890-1: promotion to Conductor-Lake Erie, 437 N. Pine [Ella dies August 11, 1891 in Peru, IN. She is buried in Portland, Jay, IN.]
1892-1897 Not found in City Directory
1895, Aug 6-- Cass marries Minnie Maude Davis in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. He 50, a merchant in Toledo, IA, b. Ohio to Wm Peterson and Dornorman [sic], second marriage. She 28, b Marion, Iowa, to Jesse Davis and Patterson, first marriage, 1st Congregational Church minister: George R. Dickenson. Witnesses Bertha E. Kelsey and Mary E. Thomas [Source:Register of Marriages, Vol 6, Linn County, Iowa]
1900: RR Conductor; living at 1513 Massachusetts Ave., Indpls, In.
1906: fireman, res. 913 E. Washington. Fred E. is boarding with them. Wm L polisher, h 933 Stillwell; Lycurgus L. furnacestr G J Mast Heating Co., b 1109 W 27th
1908 Cass M. watchman h 17, 316 1/2 Virginia Ave.; Wm L polisher, h 933 Stillwell; Fred W. Lab, h 1245 Mass Ave., Lycurgus L. Furnacestr GJ Mast Heating co., b 1039 W 28th
1909 Cass M. switchman, same residence; Fred E. foreman, h 1128 E. Pratt; Lycurgus L. gurnace str, b 1069 W 28th; Wm L. same residence
1910: age 64; RR flagman same residence : Virginia Ave., Indpls., with Minnie and Harold, age 12; Fred same place now machinist;
Lycurgus L furnacestr b 1010 Ashland Ave; Wm L no change
1911 Cass M flagman h 17, 406 E. Louisiana; Fred E no change; Lycurgus L. tinner h 848 1/2 Ashland Ave.; Wm L no change
1912: "Died Thursday a.m., March 14. Funeral will be held at the home, 949 Stillwell St., Saturday March 16, 2 p.m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill." Indianapolis Star, Friday March 15, 1912, p.12.
1913 Minnie Peterson (wid Cass) h 957 Stillwell; Fred E. insp. h 963 Stillwell; Wm L no change; Lycurgus L. furnace str h 1658 Cornell Av.
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Home in 1900: Indianapolis, Marion, IN
Cass M Peterson 54 b OH Nov 1845 RR Conductor
Minnie M Peterson 33 b IA Nov 1866
William L Peterson 20 IN Aug 1879 Metal polisher
Fred E Peterson 18 IN Apr 1882 Nickel plater
Harold D Peterson 2 IN Jan 1898
Home in 1910: Indianapolis Ward 11, Marion, Indiana (316 1/2 Virginia Ave.)
Race: White
Gender: Male
Relation to Head of House: Head
Marital Status: Married
Spouse's Name: Minnie M Peterson
Father's Birthplace: Virginia
Mother's Birthplace: Delaware
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members:
Name Age
C M Peterson 64
Minnie M Peterson 43
Harold D Peterson 12
Cause of death: apoplexy (stroke)
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Cass M. Peterson
Birth: unknown
Death: 1912
Note: burial: MAR 14,1912
Burial:
Crown Hill Cemetery
Indianapolis
Marion County
Indiana, USA
Plot: Sec: 9, Lot: 1241
Created by: John C. Anderson
Record added: Dec 28, 2009
Find A Grave Memorial# 45994481
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