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William A. Athey [39713]
(1742-1819)
Mary Halley [64720]
(1752-)
William A Athey [39712]
(1783-1830)
Elizabeth Bridges [65344]
(1783-1855)
Charles William Athey [65346]
(Abt 1808-1889)

 

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Sarah Ann (Martha) Gibson [65347]

Charles William Athey [65346] 439

  • Born: Abt 1808, Fairfax County, Virginia, USA
  • Marriage: Sarah Ann (Martha) Gibson [65347] about 1837 in Green Bay, Brown County, Wisconsin Territoy, USA
  • Died: 24 Oct 1889, Green Bay, Brown County, Wisconsin, USA about age 81
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bullet  General Notes:

256 Charles William, b. Fairfax Co., Va., ca. 1808; moved to Wood Co.,Va., 1835; moved to northern Wisconsin, ca. 1836; m. Sarah Ann (Martha) GIBSON (b. Ireland, ca. 1818; d. Green Bay, Wise, 19 Dec. 1871.), Green By, Wise, ca. 1837; owned a farm at Ft. Howard, Wise; served in Civil War as a private, Co. H, 12th Wisconsis Infantry, 19 Nov. 1961 to 28 May 1862, and discharged as disabled; d. Green Bay, Wise, 24 Oct. 1889; 8 children.

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bullet  Noted events in his life were:

• Moved, 1836, Wisconsin Territory. Moved to northern Wisconsin, ca. 1836

• Land: Farm: Wisconsin. Owned a farm at Ft. Howard, Wise.

Could not find a city or county named Fort Howard in Wisconsin.

But, in 1717 the French rebuilt the French Fort la Baye, a frontier outpost and trading post built by Nicolas Perrot in 1684, naming it Fort St. Francois (also spelled St Friancis). It was destroyed by Indians in 1728 and was not rebuilt for five years. It was abandoned in 1760.

In 1761 it became British Fort Edward Augustus but was abandoned during the Pontiac Uprising (1763-1766).

After the Revolutionary War this area was USA territory, the Territory of Wisconsin until 20 March 1848 when it became a state, in 1816, the Americans built Fort Howard on the same site. Some of these buildings have been preserved and moved to Heritage Hill, a Wisconsin State Museum.

It must be this fort Howard that is referenced here.

• Military Service: Civil War. Served in Civil War as a private, Co. H, 12th Wisconsis Infantry, 19 Nov. 1861 to 28 May 1862, and discharged as disabled.

• Military Discharge: Discharged as disabled, 28 May 1862. Served in Civil War as a private, Co. H, 12th Wisconsis Infantry, 19 Nov. 1861 to 28 May 1862, and discharged as disabled.


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Charles married Sarah Ann (Martha) Gibson [65347] [MRIN: 14377] about 1837 in Green Bay, Brown County, Wisconsin Territoy, USA. (Sarah Ann (Martha) Gibson [65347] was born about 1818 in Ireland and died on 19 Dec 1871 in Green Bay, Brown County, Wisconsin, USA.)




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