Veteran of the Civil War
Private Henry Cramer, Union Army
Company D, Regiment 3 PA H.A.
The 3rd Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery was a heavy artillery regiment that fought in the Union Army during the American Civil War. Engagements included the Siege of Suffolk (April 11 to May 4, 1863), the Battle of Gettysburg (July 1–3, 1863), and the Siege of Petersburg (June 9, 1864, to March 25, 1865).
Henry Cramer and his wife Amanda Holleman were blessed with two children, Abbie Bertha Cramer and John Jefferson Cramer. (Son, John Jefferson Cramer, a World War I veteran, is also laid to rest at Los Angeles National Cemetery.) After wife Amanda's death in 1895, Henry married Mary Susan Morgan Hill Blair Cramer.
Photo Two:
Union Soldier Civil War memorial statue at Los Angeles National Cemetery with lecturn/stage in background center and columbarium to the left. (Photo courtesy of Steven Huston)
U.S. National Homes
for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers
Sawtelle, Los Angeles, California
Name: Henry Cramer
Military History: Civil War; Private, Company D, Regiment 3; enlisted 19 Oct 1862 at Lockhaven, PA, discharged 19 Oct 1865 at Lynchburg, VA
Birth: abt 1846 at Pennsylvania
Admitted Year: 19 Nov 1926 (discharged 16 Dec)
Age at Admission: 80
Prior residence: Silver City, NM
Readmitted: 28 June 1928 (died 31 Oct)
5' 5", blue eyes, fair complexion
Religion: Protestant
Occupation: Labor
Relative: Son, John Cramer, Ferguson Ranch, Tyrone, NM & Box 7, Williams, AZ
Cause of death: Broncho pneumonia
Burial Plot: 59- B- 3
Photo Three: (Click to enlarge)
Gettysburg Address monument at lecturn/stage of Los Angeles National Cemetery. (Henry Cramer fought at the Battle of Gettysburg.) The Gettysburg Address, a speech delivered by President Abraham Lincoln during the American Civil War, is regarded as one of the greatest speeches in American history. It was given on November 19, 1863, at the dedication of the Soldiers' National Cemetery in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, four and a half months after the Union armies defeated those of the Confederacy at the Battle of Gettysburg - the battle with the largest number of casualties in the Civil War. (Photo courtesy of Steven Huston)
1900 Census, Luz town, Otero, New Mexico
-Henry* Cramer, 53, Dec 1846, married 38 yrs, b. PA, parents
-Mary S Cramer, wife, 52, Dec 1847, m. 38 yrs, 2 children born, 2 living, b. MO, father TN, mother MO
-Abbie* Cramer, dau, 9, Dec 1890, b. NM, father PA, mother AR
-John Cramer, son, 8, Nov 1891, b. NM, ather PA, mother AR
-Mary A Allen, mother-in-law, 70, Sep 1829, widow, b. MO, parents TN
I.
More about wife, Amanda Holleman, daughter of William Wade Holleman & Margaret Atkinson
1870 Census, Bartholomew, Jefferson, Arkansas
W W Holman 43 , b. TN
Margaret Holman 36 , b. MS
Mary Holman 16
Henry Holman 14
Dithinar Holman 11
Amanda* Holman 8, b. AR
Ellen Holman 5
Margaret J Holman 8mo
(In 1960, family at Brady Co, AR)
Amanda's sister Edney Holleman Gibson
II.
More about wife Mary Susan Morgan
Mary Susan Morgan Hill Blair Cramer.
Born 14 Dec 1847; died 19 Aug 1918
(Headstone inscription has death date error)
Death certificate
Mary Susen Cramer
Birth 14 Dec 1847 at Missouri
Death 19 Aug 1918 at Young, Gila, AZ
Burial on 20 Aug 1918 at Young Cem.
Parents: Danial & Mary A Morgan
Informant: Joe W Hill [Jr] [son]
Mary Susan Morgan's parents
Missouri Marriages to 1850
Groom: Morgan, Daniel
Bride: Cooley, Angelina
Marriage Date: 24 Feb 1845
Marriage Location: Chariton Co, Missouri
(Mary Angelina Cooley Morgan Tollott Allen)
1860 Census, Beat 8, Hopkins, TX, P.O. Retina
Angeline Tollott, 35, b. MO
Mary* S Morgan, 14, b. MO
1870 Census, Prec 4, Hopkins, TX, P.O. Millers Grove
Mary* Hill 23, b. MO
Joseph Hill 6 , b. TN
Isaac Hill 1, b. TX
Martha Hill 8mo, b. TX
1880 Census, Prec 1, Rains, TX
Mary* S. Blair 33, widow, b. MO, parents MO,
J. W. Hill, son, 15 , b. TX, father TN, mother MO
1900 Census, Luz town, Otero, New Mexico
-Henry Cramer, 53, Dec 1846, married 38 yrs, b. PA, parents
-Mary* S Cramer, wife, 52, Dec 1847, m. 38 yrs, 2 children born, 2 living, b. MO, father TN, mother MO
-Abbie Cramer, dau, 9, Dec 1890, b. NM, father PA, mother AR
-John Cramer, son, 8, Nov 1891, b. NM, ather PA, mother AR
-Mary A Allen, mother-in-law, 70, Sep 1829, widow, b. MO, parents TN
Mary Susan Morgan's Daughter
(Martha Angeline Hill Clark)
Arizona Death Certificate
Martha Angeline Clark
Born 17 Nov 1869 at Texas
Death 15 Sep 1936 at Young, Gila, AZ
Age 66 yrs, 9 mo, 28 days
Spouse: Earnest W Clark
Residence: about 25 yrs in state
Father: Joseph W Hill
Mother: Susan Allen [Mary Susan Morgan; Susan's mother, Mrs Angeline Morgan, later married a Mr. Allen]
Informant: Alexander Clark
Burial: 16 Sep 1936 at Young Cemetery
1880 Census, Prec 7, Fannin, Texas
-Daniel Morgan, 58, MO, father KY, mother TN
-Mary Morgan, wife, 30, b. TN, father VA
-William Garrett, stepson, 14, b. TX, father LA, mother TN
-Martha* Hill, granddau, 10, b. TX, father Miss, mother MO
(Daniel married Mrs. Mary C. Garrett at Fannin, TX on 20 Aug 1868; Martha is daughter of Daniel's daughter Mary Susan Morgan Hill Blair Cramer & Joseph Hill.)
Private Henry Cramer, Union Army
Company D, Regiment 3 PA H.A.
The 3rd Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery was a heavy artillery regiment that fought in the Union Army during the American Civil War. Engagements included the Siege of Suffolk (April 11 to May 4, 1863), the Battle of Gettysburg (July 1–3, 1863), and the Siege of Petersburg (June 9, 1864, to March 25, 1865).
Henry Cramer and his wife Amanda Holleman were blessed with two children, Abbie Bertha Cramer and John Jefferson Cramer. (Son, John Jefferson Cramer, a World War I veteran, is also laid to rest at Los Angeles National Cemetery.) After wife Amanda's death in 1895, Henry married Mary Susan Morgan Hill Blair Cramer.
Photo Two:
Union Soldier Civil War memorial statue at Los Angeles National Cemetery with lecturn/stage in background center and columbarium to the left. (Photo courtesy of Steven Huston)
U.S. National Homes
for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers
Sawtelle, Los Angeles, California
Name: Henry Cramer
Military History: Civil War; Private, Company D, Regiment 3; enlisted 19 Oct 1862 at Lockhaven, PA, discharged 19 Oct 1865 at Lynchburg, VA
Birth: abt 1846 at Pennsylvania
Admitted Year: 19 Nov 1926 (discharged 16 Dec)
Age at Admission: 80
Prior residence: Silver City, NM
Readmitted: 28 June 1928 (died 31 Oct)
5' 5", blue eyes, fair complexion
Religion: Protestant
Occupation: Labor
Relative: Son, John Cramer, Ferguson Ranch, Tyrone, NM & Box 7, Williams, AZ
Cause of death: Broncho pneumonia
Burial Plot: 59- B- 3
Photo Three: (Click to enlarge)
Gettysburg Address monument at lecturn/stage of Los Angeles National Cemetery. (Henry Cramer fought at the Battle of Gettysburg.) The Gettysburg Address, a speech delivered by President Abraham Lincoln during the American Civil War, is regarded as one of the greatest speeches in American history. It was given on November 19, 1863, at the dedication of the Soldiers' National Cemetery in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, four and a half months after the Union armies defeated those of the Confederacy at the Battle of Gettysburg - the battle with the largest number of casualties in the Civil War. (Photo courtesy of Steven Huston)
1900 Census, Luz town, Otero, New Mexico
-Henry* Cramer, 53, Dec 1846, married 38 yrs, b. PA, parents
-Mary S Cramer, wife, 52, Dec 1847, m. 38 yrs, 2 children born, 2 living, b. MO, father TN, mother MO
-Abbie* Cramer, dau, 9, Dec 1890, b. NM, father PA, mother AR
-John Cramer, son, 8, Nov 1891, b. NM, ather PA, mother AR
-Mary A Allen, mother-in-law, 70, Sep 1829, widow, b. MO, parents TN
I.
More about wife, Amanda Holleman, daughter of William Wade Holleman & Margaret Atkinson
1870 Census, Bartholomew, Jefferson, Arkansas
W W Holman 43 , b. TN
Margaret Holman 36 , b. MS
Mary Holman 16
Henry Holman 14
Dithinar Holman 11
Amanda* Holman 8, b. AR
Ellen Holman 5
Margaret J Holman 8mo
(In 1960, family at Brady Co, AR)
Amanda's sister Edney Holleman Gibson
II.
More about wife Mary Susan Morgan
Mary Susan Morgan Hill Blair Cramer.
Born 14 Dec 1847; died 19 Aug 1918
(Headstone inscription has death date error)
Death certificate
Mary Susen Cramer
Birth 14 Dec 1847 at Missouri
Death 19 Aug 1918 at Young, Gila, AZ
Burial on 20 Aug 1918 at Young Cem.
Parents: Danial & Mary A Morgan
Informant: Joe W Hill [Jr] [son]
Mary Susan Morgan's parents
Missouri Marriages to 1850
Groom: Morgan, Daniel
Bride: Cooley, Angelina
Marriage Date: 24 Feb 1845
Marriage Location: Chariton Co, Missouri
(Mary Angelina Cooley Morgan Tollott Allen)
1860 Census, Beat 8, Hopkins, TX, P.O. Retina
Angeline Tollott, 35, b. MO
Mary* S Morgan, 14, b. MO
1870 Census, Prec 4, Hopkins, TX, P.O. Millers Grove
Mary* Hill 23, b. MO
Joseph Hill 6 , b. TN
Isaac Hill 1, b. TX
Martha Hill 8mo, b. TX
1880 Census, Prec 1, Rains, TX
Mary* S. Blair 33, widow, b. MO, parents MO,
J. W. Hill, son, 15 , b. TX, father TN, mother MO
1900 Census, Luz town, Otero, New Mexico
-Henry Cramer, 53, Dec 1846, married 38 yrs, b. PA, parents
-Mary* S Cramer, wife, 52, Dec 1847, m. 38 yrs, 2 children born, 2 living, b. MO, father TN, mother MO
-Abbie Cramer, dau, 9, Dec 1890, b. NM, father PA, mother AR
-John Cramer, son, 8, Nov 1891, b. NM, ather PA, mother AR
-Mary A Allen, mother-in-law, 70, Sep 1829, widow, b. MO, parents TN
Mary Susan Morgan's Daughter
(Martha Angeline Hill Clark)
Arizona Death Certificate
Martha Angeline Clark
Born 17 Nov 1869 at Texas
Death 15 Sep 1936 at Young, Gila, AZ
Age 66 yrs, 9 mo, 28 days
Spouse: Earnest W Clark
Residence: about 25 yrs in state
Father: Joseph W Hill
Mother: Susan Allen [Mary Susan Morgan; Susan's mother, Mrs Angeline Morgan, later married a Mr. Allen]
Informant: Alexander Clark
Burial: 16 Sep 1936 at Young Cemetery
1880 Census, Prec 7, Fannin, Texas
-Daniel Morgan, 58, MO, father KY, mother TN
-Mary Morgan, wife, 30, b. TN, father VA
-William Garrett, stepson, 14, b. TX, father LA, mother TN
-Martha* Hill, granddau, 10, b. TX, father Miss, mother MO
(Daniel married Mrs. Mary C. Garrett at Fannin, TX on 20 Aug 1868; Martha is daughter of Daniel's daughter Mary Susan Morgan Hill Blair Cramer & Joseph Hill.)
Veteran of the Civil War
Private Henry Cramer, Union Army
Company D, Regiment 3 PA H.A.
The 3rd Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery was a heavy artillery regiment that fought in the Union Army during the American Civil War. Engagements included the Siege of Suffolk (April 11 to May 4, 1863), the Battle of Gettysburg (July 1–3, 1863), and the Siege of Petersburg (June 9, 1864, to March 25, 1865).
Henry Cramer and his wife Amanda Holleman were blessed with two children, Abbie Bertha Cramer and John Jefferson Cramer. (Son, John Jefferson Cramer, a World War I veteran, is also laid to rest at Los Angeles National Cemetery.) After wife Amanda's death in 1895, Henry married Mary Susan Morgan Hill Blair Cramer.
Photo Two:
Union Soldier Civil War memorial statue at Los Angeles National Cemetery with lecturn/stage in background center and columbarium to the left. (Photo courtesy of Steven Huston)
U.S. National Homes
for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers
Sawtelle, Los Angeles, California
Name: Henry Cramer
Military History: Civil War; Private, Company D, Regiment 3; enlisted 19 Oct 1862 at Lockhaven, PA, discharged 19 Oct 1865 at Lynchburg, VA
Birth: abt 1846 at Pennsylvania
Admitted Year: 19 Nov 1926 (discharged 16 Dec)
Age at Admission: 80
Prior residence: Silver City, NM
Readmitted: 28 June 1928 (died 31 Oct)
5' 5", blue eyes, fair complexion
Religion: Protestant
Occupation: Labor
Relative: Son, John Cramer, Ferguson Ranch, Tyrone, NM & Box 7, Williams, AZ
Cause of death: Broncho pneumonia
Burial Plot: 59- B- 3
Photo Three: (Click to enlarge)
Gettysburg Address monument at lecturn/stage of Los Angeles National Cemetery. (Henry Cramer fought at the Battle of Gettysburg.) The Gettysburg Address, a speech delivered by President Abraham Lincoln during the American Civil War, is regarded as one of the greatest speeches in American history. It was given on November 19, 1863, at the dedication of the Soldiers' National Cemetery in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, four and a half months after the Union armies defeated those of the Confederacy at the Battle of Gettysburg - the battle with the largest number of casualties in the Civil War. (Photo courtesy of Steven Huston)
1900 Census, Luz town, Otero, New Mexico
-Henry* Cramer, 53, Dec 1846, married 38 yrs, b. PA, parents
-Mary S Cramer, wife, 52, Dec 1847, m. 38 yrs, 2 children born, 2 living, b. MO, father TN, mother MO
-Abbie* Cramer, dau, 9, Dec 1890, b. NM, father PA, mother AR
-John Cramer, son, 8, Nov 1891, b. NM, ather PA, mother AR
-Mary A Allen, mother-in-law, 70, Sep 1829, widow, b. MO, parents TN
I.
More about wife, Amanda Holleman, daughter of William Wade Holleman & Margaret Atkinson
1870 Census, Bartholomew, Jefferson, Arkansas
W W Holman 43 , b. TN
Margaret Holman 36 , b. MS
Mary Holman 16
Henry Holman 14
Dithinar Holman 11
Amanda* Holman 8, b. AR
Ellen Holman 5
Margaret J Holman 8mo
(In 1960, family at Brady Co, AR)
Amanda's sister Edney Holleman Gibson
II.
More about wife Mary Susan Morgan
Mary Susan Morgan Hill Blair Cramer.
Born 14 Dec 1847; died 19 Aug 1918
(Headstone inscription has death date error)
Death certificate
Mary Susen Cramer
Birth 14 Dec 1847 at Missouri
Death 19 Aug 1918 at Young, Gila, AZ
Burial on 20 Aug 1918 at Young Cem.
Parents: Danial & Mary A Morgan
Informant: Joe W Hill [Jr] [son]
Mary Susan Morgan's parents
Missouri Marriages to 1850
Groom: Morgan, Daniel
Bride: Cooley, Angelina
Marriage Date: 24 Feb 1845
Marriage Location: Chariton Co, Missouri
(Mary Angelina Cooley Morgan Tollott Allen)
1860 Census, Beat 8, Hopkins, TX, P.O. Retina
Angeline Tollott, 35, b. MO
Mary* S Morgan, 14, b. MO
1870 Census, Prec 4, Hopkins, TX, P.O. Millers Grove
Mary* Hill 23, b. MO
Joseph Hill 6 , b. TN
Isaac Hill 1, b. TX
Martha Hill 8mo, b. TX
1880 Census, Prec 1, Rains, TX
Mary* S. Blair 33, widow, b. MO, parents MO,
J. W. Hill, son, 15 , b. TX, father TN, mother MO
1900 Census, Luz town, Otero, New Mexico
-Henry Cramer, 53, Dec 1846, married 38 yrs, b. PA, parents
-Mary* S Cramer, wife, 52, Dec 1847, m. 38 yrs, 2 children born, 2 living, b. MO, father TN, mother MO
-Abbie Cramer, dau, 9, Dec 1890, b. NM, father PA, mother AR
-John Cramer, son, 8, Nov 1891, b. NM, ather PA, mother AR
-Mary A Allen, mother-in-law, 70, Sep 1829, widow, b. MO, parents TN
Mary Susan Morgan's Daughter
(Martha Angeline Hill Clark)
Arizona Death Certificate
Martha Angeline Clark
Born 17 Nov 1869 at Texas
Death 15 Sep 1936 at Young, Gila, AZ
Age 66 yrs, 9 mo, 28 days
Spouse: Earnest W Clark
Residence: about 25 yrs in state
Father: Joseph W Hill
Mother: Susan Allen [Mary Susan Morgan; Susan's mother, Mrs Angeline Morgan, later married a Mr. Allen]
Informant: Alexander Clark
Burial: 16 Sep 1936 at Young Cemetery
1880 Census, Prec 7, Fannin, Texas
-Daniel Morgan, 58, MO, father KY, mother TN
-Mary Morgan, wife, 30, b. TN, father VA
-William Garrett, stepson, 14, b. TX, father LA, mother TN
-Martha* Hill, granddau, 10, b. TX, father Miss, mother MO
(Daniel married Mrs. Mary C. Garrett at Fannin, TX on 20 Aug 1868; Martha is daughter of Daniel's daughter Mary Susan Morgan Hill Blair Cramer & Joseph Hill.)
Private Henry Cramer, Union Army
Company D, Regiment 3 PA H.A.
The 3rd Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery was a heavy artillery regiment that fought in the Union Army during the American Civil War. Engagements included the Siege of Suffolk (April 11 to May 4, 1863), the Battle of Gettysburg (July 1–3, 1863), and the Siege of Petersburg (June 9, 1864, to March 25, 1865).
Henry Cramer and his wife Amanda Holleman were blessed with two children, Abbie Bertha Cramer and John Jefferson Cramer. (Son, John Jefferson Cramer, a World War I veteran, is also laid to rest at Los Angeles National Cemetery.) After wife Amanda's death in 1895, Henry married Mary Susan Morgan Hill Blair Cramer.
Photo Two:
Union Soldier Civil War memorial statue at Los Angeles National Cemetery with lecturn/stage in background center and columbarium to the left. (Photo courtesy of Steven Huston)
U.S. National Homes
for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers
Sawtelle, Los Angeles, California
Name: Henry Cramer
Military History: Civil War; Private, Company D, Regiment 3; enlisted 19 Oct 1862 at Lockhaven, PA, discharged 19 Oct 1865 at Lynchburg, VA
Birth: abt 1846 at Pennsylvania
Admitted Year: 19 Nov 1926 (discharged 16 Dec)
Age at Admission: 80
Prior residence: Silver City, NM
Readmitted: 28 June 1928 (died 31 Oct)
5' 5", blue eyes, fair complexion
Religion: Protestant
Occupation: Labor
Relative: Son, John Cramer, Ferguson Ranch, Tyrone, NM & Box 7, Williams, AZ
Cause of death: Broncho pneumonia
Burial Plot: 59- B- 3
Photo Three: (Click to enlarge)
Gettysburg Address monument at lecturn/stage of Los Angeles National Cemetery. (Henry Cramer fought at the Battle of Gettysburg.) The Gettysburg Address, a speech delivered by President Abraham Lincoln during the American Civil War, is regarded as one of the greatest speeches in American history. It was given on November 19, 1863, at the dedication of the Soldiers' National Cemetery in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, four and a half months after the Union armies defeated those of the Confederacy at the Battle of Gettysburg - the battle with the largest number of casualties in the Civil War. (Photo courtesy of Steven Huston)
1900 Census, Luz town, Otero, New Mexico
-Henry* Cramer, 53, Dec 1846, married 38 yrs, b. PA, parents
-Mary S Cramer, wife, 52, Dec 1847, m. 38 yrs, 2 children born, 2 living, b. MO, father TN, mother MO
-Abbie* Cramer, dau, 9, Dec 1890, b. NM, father PA, mother AR
-John Cramer, son, 8, Nov 1891, b. NM, ather PA, mother AR
-Mary A Allen, mother-in-law, 70, Sep 1829, widow, b. MO, parents TN
I.
More about wife, Amanda Holleman, daughter of William Wade Holleman & Margaret Atkinson
1870 Census, Bartholomew, Jefferson, Arkansas
W W Holman 43 , b. TN
Margaret Holman 36 , b. MS
Mary Holman 16
Henry Holman 14
Dithinar Holman 11
Amanda* Holman 8, b. AR
Ellen Holman 5
Margaret J Holman 8mo
(In 1960, family at Brady Co, AR)
Amanda's sister Edney Holleman Gibson
II.
More about wife Mary Susan Morgan
Mary Susan Morgan Hill Blair Cramer.
Born 14 Dec 1847; died 19 Aug 1918
(Headstone inscription has death date error)
Death certificate
Mary Susen Cramer
Birth 14 Dec 1847 at Missouri
Death 19 Aug 1918 at Young, Gila, AZ
Burial on 20 Aug 1918 at Young Cem.
Parents: Danial & Mary A Morgan
Informant: Joe W Hill [Jr] [son]
Mary Susan Morgan's parents
Missouri Marriages to 1850
Groom: Morgan, Daniel
Bride: Cooley, Angelina
Marriage Date: 24 Feb 1845
Marriage Location: Chariton Co, Missouri
(Mary Angelina Cooley Morgan Tollott Allen)
1860 Census, Beat 8, Hopkins, TX, P.O. Retina
Angeline Tollott, 35, b. MO
Mary* S Morgan, 14, b. MO
1870 Census, Prec 4, Hopkins, TX, P.O. Millers Grove
Mary* Hill 23, b. MO
Joseph Hill 6 , b. TN
Isaac Hill 1, b. TX
Martha Hill 8mo, b. TX
1880 Census, Prec 1, Rains, TX
Mary* S. Blair 33, widow, b. MO, parents MO,
J. W. Hill, son, 15 , b. TX, father TN, mother MO
1900 Census, Luz town, Otero, New Mexico
-Henry Cramer, 53, Dec 1846, married 38 yrs, b. PA, parents
-Mary* S Cramer, wife, 52, Dec 1847, m. 38 yrs, 2 children born, 2 living, b. MO, father TN, mother MO
-Abbie Cramer, dau, 9, Dec 1890, b. NM, father PA, mother AR
-John Cramer, son, 8, Nov 1891, b. NM, ather PA, mother AR
-Mary A Allen, mother-in-law, 70, Sep 1829, widow, b. MO, parents TN
Mary Susan Morgan's Daughter
(Martha Angeline Hill Clark)
Arizona Death Certificate
Martha Angeline Clark
Born 17 Nov 1869 at Texas
Death 15 Sep 1936 at Young, Gila, AZ
Age 66 yrs, 9 mo, 28 days
Spouse: Earnest W Clark
Residence: about 25 yrs in state
Father: Joseph W Hill
Mother: Susan Allen [Mary Susan Morgan; Susan's mother, Mrs Angeline Morgan, later married a Mr. Allen]
Informant: Alexander Clark
Burial: 16 Sep 1936 at Young Cemetery
1880 Census, Prec 7, Fannin, Texas
-Daniel Morgan, 58, MO, father KY, mother TN
-Mary Morgan, wife, 30, b. TN, father VA
-William Garrett, stepson, 14, b. TX, father LA, mother TN
-Martha* Hill, granddau, 10, b. TX, father Miss, mother MO
(Daniel married Mrs. Mary C. Garrett at Fannin, TX on 20 Aug 1868; Martha is daughter of Daniel's daughter Mary Susan Morgan Hill Blair Cramer & Joseph Hill.)
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