Family of Warren Monroe (24) & Mary [Monroe]
105. William Monroe. Born ca 1832 at Ohio. William died in 1913.
Civil War Service - A William Monroe served with Company H, Third Michigan Cavalry and Company F 28th Michigan Infantry.
In the 1870 Scotia Township, Shiawassee County, Michigan census William is 36, Martha is 22, Evenill is four and John is one. William was born in Ohio, and all of the others in Michigan. He is a farmer with $2500 worth of real estate and $350 of personal estate.
1880 Sciota Township, Shiawassee County, Michigan census shows William R. as being a farmer, 47, and was born in Ohio. Both of his parents were born in New York. Martha is 33, a homemaker and was born in Michigan. Both of her parents were born in New York. Everetta is 14, John R. is 11, Lacall is nine, and Bertha is two. All of the children were born in Michigan. Sylrienus Moore is 29, a laborer, and was born in Michigan.
William married Martha [Monroe]. Born ca 1848 at Michigan.
Their children include:
106. Juliet Monroe. Born ca 1834 at Ohio.
In the 1870 Scotia Township, Shiawassee County, Michigan census Juliet is 35, Samuel is 44, Emily is 18, Charles is 17, and Minnie is ten months. Real estate is worth $1400 and personal estate is $450. Samuel is a farmer who was born in New York. Juliet was born in Ohio, and the children in Michigan. They live next door to her brother William Monroe.
Juliet married Samuel Hubbord. Born ca 1830 at New York.
Their children include:
107. Nathan T. Monroe. Born ca 1836 at Ohio.
1860 Scotia Township, Shiawassee County, Michigan Census - Nataniel is 23 and living with his sister Juliet Hubord, 24. She is a domestic and he is a farm laborer. Real estate is worth $1,000 and personal estate is $280. Emma E. is nine and Charles is seven. The children were born in Michigan and the adults in Ohio.
Record of Service of Michigan Volunteers in the Civil War 1861-1865. Published by the Authority of the Senate and the House of Representatives of the Michigan Legislature under the direction of Briadier General George H. Brown, Adjutant General. Published by Emling Brother and Everard, Kalamazoo, Michigan.
Monroe, Nathan, Shiawassee County. Enlisted in Company E, Fourteenth Infantry, December 30, 1861 at Owasso, for three years, aged 23. Mustered January 7, 1862. On duty with the Sixteenth Illinois Infantry, March 19, 1864. Discharged at expiration term of service at Fayettevill, N. C., March 14, 1865.
The Descriptive Roll of Company E. Fourteenth Reginment, Michigan Infantry Volunteers, 1861 - 1866 found at the Michigan Archives, Lansing, Michigan provides additional informtion regarding Nathan's service in the Civil War; "5/64 temporarily assigned to Sixteenth Illlinois Infantry 3/19/64. 3/65 Mustered out 3/14/65 at Fayetteville, N. C. at expiration of term of service."
Civil War Pension - Nathan's minor children Carole and Addie applied for pension benefits on 12 April 1890. Application number 236563.
1870 Scotia Township, Shiawassee County, Michigan census shows Nathan as a 33 year old farmer with real estate worth $1200 and a personal estate of $150. Adeline is 24, and Estella is 2. Nathan was born in Ohio, Adeline in New York and Estella in Michigan. Sarah Aber, 10, born in New York is a domestic servant.
Nathan T. married Adeline [Monroe]. Born ca 1846 at New York.
Their children include:
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