Son of Thomas P. Christian and first wife Elizabeth Wolfe.
Married Margaret Pawley 13 April 1854 in Vermillion County, Indiana.
Union Civil War veteran of 33rd Indiana Infantry
Moved family to Morgan County near the Benton County line after the war, and his widow Margaret and children are listed in 1870 Morgan County census.
Burial is based on the government file card shown listing "Sumfree's" Cemetery but no such cemetery exists:
Later family members attended nearby Big Buffalo Church, and in mid-19th century the written capital L often resembled an S, so the transcriber likely misread Lumpee.
Married Margaret Pawley 13 April 1854 in Vermillion County, Indiana.
Union Civil War veteran of 33rd Indiana Infantry
Moved family to Morgan County near the Benton County line after the war, and his widow Margaret and children are listed in 1870 Morgan County census.
Burial is based on the government file card shown listing "Sumfree's" Cemetery but no such cemetery exists:
Later family members attended nearby Big Buffalo Church, and in mid-19th century the written capital L often resembled an S, so the transcriber likely misread Lumpee.
Son of Thomas P. Christian and first wife Elizabeth Wolfe.
Married Margaret Pawley 13 April 1854 in Vermillion County, Indiana.
Union Civil War veteran of 33rd Indiana Infantry
Moved family to Morgan County near the Benton County line after the war, and his widow Margaret and children are listed in 1870 Morgan County census.
Burial is based on the government file card shown listing "Sumfree's" Cemetery but no such cemetery exists:
Later family members attended nearby Big Buffalo Church, and in mid-19th century the written capital L often resembled an S, so the transcriber likely misread Lumpee.
Married Margaret Pawley 13 April 1854 in Vermillion County, Indiana.
Union Civil War veteran of 33rd Indiana Infantry
Moved family to Morgan County near the Benton County line after the war, and his widow Margaret and children are listed in 1870 Morgan County census.
Burial is based on the government file card shown listing "Sumfree's" Cemetery but no such cemetery exists:
Later family members attended nearby Big Buffalo Church, and in mid-19th century the written capital L often resembled an S, so the transcriber likely misread Lumpee.
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