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RecordIdNumber: MH:N164
Note: Family Links
Spouses/Children:
Sprouse, John Minor "Uncle Jack", Jr.
Sprouse, Joseph+
Sprouse, Jacob M.+
Sprouse, Lydia+
Sprouse, Dicey Ann
Sprouse, Henry, Jr.
Sprouse, Richard
Sprouse, Landers
Sprouse, Richard Noland+
Sprouse, Burwell [Burrell] Lewis [Luther] "Beryl"+
Sprouse, [Lucy] Jane
Sprouse, Catherine L.
Born: Abt 1813, Albemarle County, Virginia, USA
Marriage: Sprouse, John Minor "Uncle Jack", Jr. on 21 May 1829 in Albemarle County, Virginia, USA
Died: Between 1870 and 1880, Albemarle County, Virginia, USA
Research Notes:
From Sam Towler's new book, which may or may not help you:
Minute Book 1859-1862, page 360. Satisfactory evidence given that Catharine Sprouce is the widow of John Sprouce of Capt. B. Taylor's Company in the 19th regiment commanded by Col. John B. Strange. He was wounded in a battle near Richmond and died in a hospital in Charlottesville. Also, satisfactory evidence given that D.M. Sprouce, private in Capt. Wyant's Company of 56th Va regiment died of disease in Albemarle on July 15, 1861. He received a furlough on June 30, 1861. Dicey Ann Sprouce is the widow.
Minute Book 28 (1886-1889) Dicie Ann Sprouce appears on a list of widows awarded $30 a year pensions in 1888. (possibly page 265, May 8, Sam's notes are a little obscure.) [Joan Graves email]
Noted events in her life were:
• Census: John Minor Sprouse and family, 26 Oct 1850, Albemarle County, Virginia, USA. 2662
• Census: Catherine L. Sprouse and family, 13 Sep 1870, Samuel Miller, Albemarle County, Virginia, USA. 2663
• Pension Application: John & Catherine Sprouse, 8 May 1888, Albemarle County, Virginia, USA. From Sam Towler's new book, which may or may not help you:
Minute Book 1859-1862, page 360. Satisfactory evidence given that Catharine Sprouce is the widow of John Sprouce of Capt. B. Taylor's Company in the 19th regiment commanded by Col. John B. Strange. He was wounded in a battle near Richmond and died in a hospital in Charlottesville. Also, satisfactory evidence given that D.M. Sprouce, private in Capt. Wyant's Company of 56th Va regiment died of disease in Albemarle on July 15, 1861. He received a furlough on June 30, 1861. Dicey Ann Sprouce is the widow.
Minute Book 28 (1886-!889) Dicie Ann Sprouce appears on a list of widows awarded $30 a year pensions in 1888. (possibly page 265, May 8, Sam's notes are a little obscure.
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