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Note: 1850 Census - Dist. No. 108 Olive Township, Morgan Co., Ohio, pg. 264A/264B
HH as of June 1, 1850 - Enumerated August 5, 1850 - #538-546
Peter Cherry, 35, M, Cabinet Maker, Penn
Charlotte, 31, F, Ohio
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Mary A. Cherry, 14, F, Ohio
William, 13, M, Ohio, attd school
Francis, 11, M, Ohio, attd school
Margaret, 9, F, Ohio
Milton, 7, M, Ohio
David, 4, M, Ohio
Columbus, 1, M, Ohio
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Moved from Ohio to Iowa ca 1854 per obituary for brother, Columbus Columbus Cherry
Moved from Ohio to Iowa ca 1856 per obituary for sister, Florence (Cherry) Pugh.
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1860 Census - Greenbush / Greenfield Township, Warren Co., Iowa; P. O. Greenbush; pg. 800
HH as of June 1, 1860 - Enumerated July 7, 1860 - #964-919
Peter F. Cherry, 50, M, Carpenter, $200 / $150, Penn
Charlotte, 49, F, Ohio
Francis, 17, M, Ohio
Margaret, 16, F, Ohio
Milton, 14, M, Ohio
David, 13, M, Ohio, attd school w/in year
Columbus, 12, M, Ohio, attd school w/in year
Florence, 10, F, Ohio, attd school w/in year
Rhoda Ann, 7, F, Ohio
Roxie O., 5. F, Ohio, attd school w/in year
Wesly, 4 M, Iowa
Arthur M., 2, M, Iowa
Henrietta, 6 mos, F, Iowa
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Civil War
David R. Cherry enlisted on in Company B, 17th Regiment on 9 March 1862 as a Private. He gave his residence as Warren Co., Iowa, age 18 yrs old.
David died of measles a few days after enlisting with the 17th Regiment, Iowa Volunteers. There is GAR marker on headstone. The headstone gives his death date as 19 March 1862 at Keokuk age 15 y 10 m 11 d 17 reg't Iowa Vols. The Graves registration gives death date as 25 March 1862.
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Name St Serve Enlist Date Enlist Rank Enlist Age Enlist Place
David R Cherry Iowa 09 March 1862 Priv 18 - - - -
Claimed residence as Warren Co, Iowa
Enlisted B Co. 17th Inf Reg. IA died at Keokuk, Iowa (Lee Co.) on 25 March 1862
Source: Roster & Record of Iowa Soldiers in the War of Rebellion
Published by English on 1910
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"The Daily Gate City Newspaper"
Keokuk, Lee Co., Iowa
Thursday, March 27, 1862
Vol 9, Page 7, Column 2
Deaths in Hospital
On the 25th, David Cherry of Capt Hoxie's Company of the17th Regiment, of pneumonia.
(Courtesy of Nelda [Cherry] Morton)
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