CSA
Company I, 21st Infantry, First Lieutenant
Son of Absalom Gasque, husband of Ann Eliza Collins.
"Henry A. married a Miss Collins, and had two [three] children, daughters. Frances married Calvin Lee; the other, Sallie, is yet unmarried. The father, Henry A. Gasque, Court Caller for years, like his father, Absalom; he was a capital man and law abiding citizen." - page 375, A History of Marion County
Note:
A third daughter, Martha A. Gasque, was listed on the 1860 census. She likely died young.
Company I, 21st Infantry, First Lieutenant
Son of Absalom Gasque, husband of Ann Eliza Collins.
"Henry A. married a Miss Collins, and had two [three] children, daughters. Frances married Calvin Lee; the other, Sallie, is yet unmarried. The father, Henry A. Gasque, Court Caller for years, like his father, Absalom; he was a capital man and law abiding citizen." - page 375, A History of Marion County
Note:
A third daughter, Martha A. Gasque, was listed on the 1860 census. She likely died young.
CSA
Company I, 21st Infantry, First Lieutenant
Son of Absalom Gasque, husband of Ann Eliza Collins.
"Henry A. married a Miss Collins, and had two [three] children, daughters. Frances married Calvin Lee; the other, Sallie, is yet unmarried. The father, Henry A. Gasque, Court Caller for years, like his father, Absalom; he was a capital man and law abiding citizen." - page 375, A History of Marion County
Note:
A third daughter, Martha A. Gasque, was listed on the 1860 census. She likely died young.
Company I, 21st Infantry, First Lieutenant
Son of Absalom Gasque, husband of Ann Eliza Collins.
"Henry A. married a Miss Collins, and had two [three] children, daughters. Frances married Calvin Lee; the other, Sallie, is yet unmarried. The father, Henry A. Gasque, Court Caller for years, like his father, Absalom; he was a capital man and law abiding citizen." - page 375, A History of Marion County
Note:
A third daughter, Martha A. Gasque, was listed on the 1860 census. She likely died young.
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