He Served in the military from 2 August 1862 until mustering out at DeVall's Bluff, Arkansas on 24 Aug 1865, serving in Co F of the 36th Volunteer Infantry.(Union)
While in the military, he met Margaret one day when she went to the river to draw water, he took one look and said "that is the girl I am going to marry" They obtained a marriage license on 3 Oct 1865 in Centerville, Appanoosa County, Iowa and married on 5 Oct 1865, by B.F. Thompson, Minister. Their marriage lasted 52 years and they had 12 children. Margaret lived 17 yrs after William's death and they are buried next to each other in Campground Cemetery.
He Served in the military from 2 August 1862 until mustering out at DeVall's Bluff, Arkansas on 24 Aug 1865, serving in Co F of the 36th Volunteer Infantry.(Union)
While in the military, he met Margaret one day when she went to the river to draw water, he took one look and said "that is the girl I am going to marry" They obtained a marriage license on 3 Oct 1865 in Centerville, Appanoosa County, Iowa and married on 5 Oct 1865, by B.F. Thompson, Minister. Their marriage lasted 52 years and they had 12 children. Margaret lived 17 yrs after William's death and they are buried next to each other in Campground Cemetery.
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Mary Alice McCullough Todd
1866–1942
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Joel Harvey "Joseph" McCullough
1867–1948
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Joel Harvey McCullough
1869–1948
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Miranda Jane McCullough White
1870–1953
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John Taylor McCullough
1873–1945
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Marion Francis McCulley
1876–1877
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Sarah Ann "Annie" McCullough Hatcher
1878–1972
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Georgetta "Etta" McCullough Strong
1880–1932
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Louella "Ella" McCullough Hart
1880–1964
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Eva Jemima McCullough Jewitt
1885–1905
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Samuel Harrison "Perk" McCullough
1888–1966
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Ora Ellen McCullough Privitt
1890–1963
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