He was the son of William Hairgrove (1800-1872) and Sarah A. Johns[t]on (1802-1877). Most of the records for John Adams Hairgrove say he was born in the state of Mississippi.
John first married Seela G. Wood on 13 January 1853, Sangamon County, Illinois. After Seela died in 1899, John married again at the age of 70, to Ann Elizabeth Pearson on 28 February 1901, Labette County, Kansas.
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At the age of 71, he was 5 feet, 10 inches tall, fair complextion, blue eyes, and grey hair.
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His name is found in book one "Soldier's Discharges" at the Morgan County Clerk's Office, Jacksonville, Illinois (as is his two brothers, Columbus Hairgrove and Wiliam J. Hairgrove)
Hairgrove, John A. 132
Hairgrove, Columbus 137
Hairgrove, William J. 168
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During the Civil War, John was wounded in the leg but not seriously.
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All of the below newspaper articles were abstracted by Nancy Thompson and are from the Vernon County Democrat, Nevada, Vernon County, Missouri. Friday Morning, July 2, 1880.
Dissolution Notice: partnership between John A. Hairgrove and John Cotrell, dba Hairgrove & Cotrell, dissolved this day by mutual consent; Hairgrove to pay all indebtedness of firm and will continue business. 2:7
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U.S. National Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, 1866-1938 for John A. Hairgrove
Name: John A. Hairgrove
Birth Year: abt 1830
Keyed Birth Location: Mississippi
Birth State: Mississippi
Admitted Year: 5 June 1901, 14 May 1904, 3 January 1906
Age at Admission: 71, 74, 75
State: Kansas
County: Leavenworth
City: Leavenworth
Branch: Western Branch
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His Pension Certifificate number was 368232
His pension was $12.00
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U.S. National Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, 1866-1938 for John A. Hairgrove
Name: John A. Hairgrove
Birth Year: abt 1830
Keyed Birth Location: Miss
Birth State: Mississippi
Admitted Year: 1901
Age at Admission: 71
State: Illinois
County: Vermillion
City: Danville
Branch: Danville Branch
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John died at the Government Hospital for the Insane, Washington DC on 4 December 1907. He died of cardiac valvular disease.
John first married Seela G. Wood on 13 January 1853, Sangamon County, Illinois. After Seela died in 1899, John married again at the age of 70, to Ann Elizabeth Pearson on 28 February 1901, Labette County, Kansas.
_____
At the age of 71, he was 5 feet, 10 inches tall, fair complextion, blue eyes, and grey hair.
_____
His name is found in book one "Soldier's Discharges" at the Morgan County Clerk's Office, Jacksonville, Illinois (as is his two brothers, Columbus Hairgrove and Wiliam J. Hairgrove)
Hairgrove, John A. 132
Hairgrove, Columbus 137
Hairgrove, William J. 168
_____
During the Civil War, John was wounded in the leg but not seriously.
_____
All of the below newspaper articles were abstracted by Nancy Thompson and are from the Vernon County Democrat, Nevada, Vernon County, Missouri. Friday Morning, July 2, 1880.
Dissolution Notice: partnership between John A. Hairgrove and John Cotrell, dba Hairgrove & Cotrell, dissolved this day by mutual consent; Hairgrove to pay all indebtedness of firm and will continue business. 2:7
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U.S. National Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, 1866-1938 for John A. Hairgrove
Name: John A. Hairgrove
Birth Year: abt 1830
Keyed Birth Location: Mississippi
Birth State: Mississippi
Admitted Year: 5 June 1901, 14 May 1904, 3 January 1906
Age at Admission: 71, 74, 75
State: Kansas
County: Leavenworth
City: Leavenworth
Branch: Western Branch
_____
His Pension Certifificate number was 368232
His pension was $12.00
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U.S. National Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, 1866-1938 for John A. Hairgrove
Name: John A. Hairgrove
Birth Year: abt 1830
Keyed Birth Location: Miss
Birth State: Mississippi
Admitted Year: 1901
Age at Admission: 71
State: Illinois
County: Vermillion
City: Danville
Branch: Danville Branch
____
John died at the Government Hospital for the Insane, Washington DC on 4 December 1907. He died of cardiac valvular disease.
He was the son of William Hairgrove (1800-1872) and Sarah A. Johns[t]on (1802-1877). Most of the records for John Adams Hairgrove say he was born in the state of Mississippi.
John first married Seela G. Wood on 13 January 1853, Sangamon County, Illinois. After Seela died in 1899, John married again at the age of 70, to Ann Elizabeth Pearson on 28 February 1901, Labette County, Kansas.
_____
At the age of 71, he was 5 feet, 10 inches tall, fair complextion, blue eyes, and grey hair.
_____
His name is found in book one "Soldier's Discharges" at the Morgan County Clerk's Office, Jacksonville, Illinois (as is his two brothers, Columbus Hairgrove and Wiliam J. Hairgrove)
Hairgrove, John A. 132
Hairgrove, Columbus 137
Hairgrove, William J. 168
_____
During the Civil War, John was wounded in the leg but not seriously.
_____
All of the below newspaper articles were abstracted by Nancy Thompson and are from the Vernon County Democrat, Nevada, Vernon County, Missouri. Friday Morning, July 2, 1880.
Dissolution Notice: partnership between John A. Hairgrove and John Cotrell, dba Hairgrove & Cotrell, dissolved this day by mutual consent; Hairgrove to pay all indebtedness of firm and will continue business. 2:7
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U.S. National Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, 1866-1938 for John A. Hairgrove
Name: John A. Hairgrove
Birth Year: abt 1830
Keyed Birth Location: Mississippi
Birth State: Mississippi
Admitted Year: 5 June 1901, 14 May 1904, 3 January 1906
Age at Admission: 71, 74, 75
State: Kansas
County: Leavenworth
City: Leavenworth
Branch: Western Branch
_____
His Pension Certifificate number was 368232
His pension was $12.00
_____
U.S. National Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, 1866-1938 for John A. Hairgrove
Name: John A. Hairgrove
Birth Year: abt 1830
Keyed Birth Location: Miss
Birth State: Mississippi
Admitted Year: 1901
Age at Admission: 71
State: Illinois
County: Vermillion
City: Danville
Branch: Danville Branch
____
John died at the Government Hospital for the Insane, Washington DC on 4 December 1907. He died of cardiac valvular disease.
John first married Seela G. Wood on 13 January 1853, Sangamon County, Illinois. After Seela died in 1899, John married again at the age of 70, to Ann Elizabeth Pearson on 28 February 1901, Labette County, Kansas.
_____
At the age of 71, he was 5 feet, 10 inches tall, fair complextion, blue eyes, and grey hair.
_____
His name is found in book one "Soldier's Discharges" at the Morgan County Clerk's Office, Jacksonville, Illinois (as is his two brothers, Columbus Hairgrove and Wiliam J. Hairgrove)
Hairgrove, John A. 132
Hairgrove, Columbus 137
Hairgrove, William J. 168
_____
During the Civil War, John was wounded in the leg but not seriously.
_____
All of the below newspaper articles were abstracted by Nancy Thompson and are from the Vernon County Democrat, Nevada, Vernon County, Missouri. Friday Morning, July 2, 1880.
Dissolution Notice: partnership between John A. Hairgrove and John Cotrell, dba Hairgrove & Cotrell, dissolved this day by mutual consent; Hairgrove to pay all indebtedness of firm and will continue business. 2:7
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U.S. National Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, 1866-1938 for John A. Hairgrove
Name: John A. Hairgrove
Birth Year: abt 1830
Keyed Birth Location: Mississippi
Birth State: Mississippi
Admitted Year: 5 June 1901, 14 May 1904, 3 January 1906
Age at Admission: 71, 74, 75
State: Kansas
County: Leavenworth
City: Leavenworth
Branch: Western Branch
_____
His Pension Certifificate number was 368232
His pension was $12.00
_____
U.S. National Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, 1866-1938 for John A. Hairgrove
Name: John A. Hairgrove
Birth Year: abt 1830
Keyed Birth Location: Miss
Birth State: Mississippi
Admitted Year: 1901
Age at Admission: 71
State: Illinois
County: Vermillion
City: Danville
Branch: Danville Branch
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John died at the Government Hospital for the Insane, Washington DC on 4 December 1907. He died of cardiac valvular disease.
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