Son of Lenora Mabry Alverson and John Alverson of Vicksburg, Warren Mississippi. His father was born in North Carolina, his mother, South Carolina.
1850 Census - Warren, MS
John Alverson 56 - farmer
Lenora Alverson 44
Alzada Alverson 13
Daniel Alverson 10 *
Dickson L Alverson 5
Indiana Alverson 0
At the 1860 census, Daniel's father continued to farm. Their property was valued at $10,000, their personal estate, $11,000.
1860 Census - Vicksburg, Warren, MS
Jno Alverson 66
Leonora Alverson 51
Danl Alverson 21 *
Richd Alverson 15
Indiana Alverson 10
Mississippi was the second southern state to declare secession from the Union on January 9, 1861. The state joined with six other southern states to form the Confederacy a month later. Mississippi's location along the lengthy Mississippi River made it strategically important to both the North and South; dozens of battles were fought in the state as armies repeatedly clashed near key towns and cities including Vicksburg.
Daniel "Dan" Alverson served the Confederacy in Company H of the Mississippi 21st Infantry Regiment. Vicksburg was the site of the Battle of Vicksburg, an important battle in which the Union forces gained control of the entire Mississippi River. The eventual capture of Vicksburg was a turning point in the Civil War.
After the Civil War, Daniel married Georgeann Humphreys and established a home in Bolivar County, Mississippi.
1880 Census - Beat 3, Bolivar, MS
D. Alverson 40 - farmer
A. Alverson 26
F. Alverson 7
W. D. Alverson 5
Chas. G. Alverson 3
Between 1880 and 1900, Daniel, his wife, and children removed from Mississippi to Sebastian County, Arkansas.
1900 Census - Rogers, Sebastian, AR
Daniel Alverson 60 - father/farmer
George A Alverson 45 - mother
Frank Alverson 26
Wm D Alverson 24
Lucy B Alverson 15
Patrick H Alverson 12 *
Maud L Alverson 8
Daniel passed in 1909. His wife, Georgeann "Annie" Humphreys Alverson, received a widow's pension for his Civil War service after his death. She passed in 1917. They are both buried at Steep Hill Cemetery.
1850 Census - Warren, MS
John Alverson 56 - farmer
Lenora Alverson 44
Alzada Alverson 13
Daniel Alverson 10 *
Dickson L Alverson 5
Indiana Alverson 0
At the 1860 census, Daniel's father continued to farm. Their property was valued at $10,000, their personal estate, $11,000.
1860 Census - Vicksburg, Warren, MS
Jno Alverson 66
Leonora Alverson 51
Danl Alverson 21 *
Richd Alverson 15
Indiana Alverson 10
Mississippi was the second southern state to declare secession from the Union on January 9, 1861. The state joined with six other southern states to form the Confederacy a month later. Mississippi's location along the lengthy Mississippi River made it strategically important to both the North and South; dozens of battles were fought in the state as armies repeatedly clashed near key towns and cities including Vicksburg.
Daniel "Dan" Alverson served the Confederacy in Company H of the Mississippi 21st Infantry Regiment. Vicksburg was the site of the Battle of Vicksburg, an important battle in which the Union forces gained control of the entire Mississippi River. The eventual capture of Vicksburg was a turning point in the Civil War.
After the Civil War, Daniel married Georgeann Humphreys and established a home in Bolivar County, Mississippi.
1880 Census - Beat 3, Bolivar, MS
D. Alverson 40 - farmer
A. Alverson 26
F. Alverson 7
W. D. Alverson 5
Chas. G. Alverson 3
Between 1880 and 1900, Daniel, his wife, and children removed from Mississippi to Sebastian County, Arkansas.
1900 Census - Rogers, Sebastian, AR
Daniel Alverson 60 - father/farmer
George A Alverson 45 - mother
Frank Alverson 26
Wm D Alverson 24
Lucy B Alverson 15
Patrick H Alverson 12 *
Maud L Alverson 8
Daniel passed in 1909. His wife, Georgeann "Annie" Humphreys Alverson, received a widow's pension for his Civil War service after his death. She passed in 1917. They are both buried at Steep Hill Cemetery.
Son of Lenora Mabry Alverson and John Alverson of Vicksburg, Warren Mississippi. His father was born in North Carolina, his mother, South Carolina.
1850 Census - Warren, MS
John Alverson 56 - farmer
Lenora Alverson 44
Alzada Alverson 13
Daniel Alverson 10 *
Dickson L Alverson 5
Indiana Alverson 0
At the 1860 census, Daniel's father continued to farm. Their property was valued at $10,000, their personal estate, $11,000.
1860 Census - Vicksburg, Warren, MS
Jno Alverson 66
Leonora Alverson 51
Danl Alverson 21 *
Richd Alverson 15
Indiana Alverson 10
Mississippi was the second southern state to declare secession from the Union on January 9, 1861. The state joined with six other southern states to form the Confederacy a month later. Mississippi's location along the lengthy Mississippi River made it strategically important to both the North and South; dozens of battles were fought in the state as armies repeatedly clashed near key towns and cities including Vicksburg.
Daniel "Dan" Alverson served the Confederacy in Company H of the Mississippi 21st Infantry Regiment. Vicksburg was the site of the Battle of Vicksburg, an important battle in which the Union forces gained control of the entire Mississippi River. The eventual capture of Vicksburg was a turning point in the Civil War.
After the Civil War, Daniel married Georgeann Humphreys and established a home in Bolivar County, Mississippi.
1880 Census - Beat 3, Bolivar, MS
D. Alverson 40 - farmer
A. Alverson 26
F. Alverson 7
W. D. Alverson 5
Chas. G. Alverson 3
Between 1880 and 1900, Daniel, his wife, and children removed from Mississippi to Sebastian County, Arkansas.
1900 Census - Rogers, Sebastian, AR
Daniel Alverson 60 - father/farmer
George A Alverson 45 - mother
Frank Alverson 26
Wm D Alverson 24
Lucy B Alverson 15
Patrick H Alverson 12 *
Maud L Alverson 8
Daniel passed in 1909. His wife, Georgeann "Annie" Humphreys Alverson, received a widow's pension for his Civil War service after his death. She passed in 1917. They are both buried at Steep Hill Cemetery.
1850 Census - Warren, MS
John Alverson 56 - farmer
Lenora Alverson 44
Alzada Alverson 13
Daniel Alverson 10 *
Dickson L Alverson 5
Indiana Alverson 0
At the 1860 census, Daniel's father continued to farm. Their property was valued at $10,000, their personal estate, $11,000.
1860 Census - Vicksburg, Warren, MS
Jno Alverson 66
Leonora Alverson 51
Danl Alverson 21 *
Richd Alverson 15
Indiana Alverson 10
Mississippi was the second southern state to declare secession from the Union on January 9, 1861. The state joined with six other southern states to form the Confederacy a month later. Mississippi's location along the lengthy Mississippi River made it strategically important to both the North and South; dozens of battles were fought in the state as armies repeatedly clashed near key towns and cities including Vicksburg.
Daniel "Dan" Alverson served the Confederacy in Company H of the Mississippi 21st Infantry Regiment. Vicksburg was the site of the Battle of Vicksburg, an important battle in which the Union forces gained control of the entire Mississippi River. The eventual capture of Vicksburg was a turning point in the Civil War.
After the Civil War, Daniel married Georgeann Humphreys and established a home in Bolivar County, Mississippi.
1880 Census - Beat 3, Bolivar, MS
D. Alverson 40 - farmer
A. Alverson 26
F. Alverson 7
W. D. Alverson 5
Chas. G. Alverson 3
Between 1880 and 1900, Daniel, his wife, and children removed from Mississippi to Sebastian County, Arkansas.
1900 Census - Rogers, Sebastian, AR
Daniel Alverson 60 - father/farmer
George A Alverson 45 - mother
Frank Alverson 26
Wm D Alverson 24
Lucy B Alverson 15
Patrick H Alverson 12 *
Maud L Alverson 8
Daniel passed in 1909. His wife, Georgeann "Annie" Humphreys Alverson, received a widow's pension for his Civil War service after his death. She passed in 1917. They are both buried at Steep Hill Cemetery.
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