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Corp Darius Maxon Carter

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Corp Darius Maxon Carter Veteran

Birth
Perry Township, Gallia County, Ohio, USA
Death
7 Nov 1872 (aged 34–35)
Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio, USA
Burial
Walnut Township, Gallia County, Ohio, USA Add to Map
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Son of Thomas Carter & Sarah Amos
Married Mary Cotton

From David M. Carter:
The Darius Carter stone belongs to my great-great grandfather Darius M. Carter who died on a riverboat in Cincinnati while returning from Missouri in search of employment --(I think reason for trip.) He served in the Civil War and was stationed in Washington DC when Lincoln was assinated. He was thrown from a horse near there and suffered from bowel problems the rest of his life. His widow received a pension to help raise their children. He is actually buried in Chick-Carter cemetery and is one of the new military stones that Henry and I installed there on the newly reopened site. I went in to the local Civil war group under Darius's name and military service record as he was my closest relative that I found. I wear his unit number, company, etc. on my civil war hat and his corporal rank to honor him.
Son of Thomas Carter & Sarah Amos
Married Mary Cotton

From David M. Carter:
The Darius Carter stone belongs to my great-great grandfather Darius M. Carter who died on a riverboat in Cincinnati while returning from Missouri in search of employment --(I think reason for trip.) He served in the Civil War and was stationed in Washington DC when Lincoln was assinated. He was thrown from a horse near there and suffered from bowel problems the rest of his life. His widow received a pension to help raise their children. He is actually buried in Chick-Carter cemetery and is one of the new military stones that Henry and I installed there on the newly reopened site. I went in to the local Civil war group under Darius's name and military service record as he was my closest relative that I found. I wear his unit number, company, etc. on my civil war hat and his corporal rank to honor him.


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