Rachel died in 1861 and soon after Peter enlisted in Union Army in San Francisco. He was stationed at Fort Crook in Shasta Co., Ca. Peter mustered out in SF, CA in 1864 and moved his girls to Hat Creek, Shasta Co., CA. When John Walker moved to Hat Creek with his family, Peter sold him his land and married his step daughter Pheobe Jane Chapman just barely 14. Peter then moved his family a short distance to Oak Run, in Shasta Co. and there he raised the first two, plus the 12 that he had with Pheobe! Peter was a farmer and teamster. Peter suffered a stroke two years before he died leaving him completely disabled and unable to care for his youngest children. Pheobe spent all their money and sold their home to care for Peter. When he died in 1899 she had nothing left. Life was very hard for this mother, but she managed with the help of her older sons, William, James and Charles.
his 1st child was born in 1854, his last in 1893...39yrs apart!
Peter served in Co. C, 2nd California Cav.--Civil War and was stationed at Fort Crook near Fall River Mills, CA
(Thanks to Adriana for this source)
Source: Burial of Ex-Union Soldiers in Butte County 1889-1928. These records were compiled and published in the Paradise Genealogical Society publication “The Goldmine”.
Rachel died in 1861 and soon after Peter enlisted in Union Army in San Francisco. He was stationed at Fort Crook in Shasta Co., Ca. Peter mustered out in SF, CA in 1864 and moved his girls to Hat Creek, Shasta Co., CA. When John Walker moved to Hat Creek with his family, Peter sold him his land and married his step daughter Pheobe Jane Chapman just barely 14. Peter then moved his family a short distance to Oak Run, in Shasta Co. and there he raised the first two, plus the 12 that he had with Pheobe! Peter was a farmer and teamster. Peter suffered a stroke two years before he died leaving him completely disabled and unable to care for his youngest children. Pheobe spent all their money and sold their home to care for Peter. When he died in 1899 she had nothing left. Life was very hard for this mother, but she managed with the help of her older sons, William, James and Charles.
his 1st child was born in 1854, his last in 1893...39yrs apart!
Peter served in Co. C, 2nd California Cav.--Civil War and was stationed at Fort Crook near Fall River Mills, CA
(Thanks to Adriana for this source)
Source: Burial of Ex-Union Soldiers in Butte County 1889-1928. These records were compiled and published in the Paradise Genealogical Society publication “The Goldmine”.
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2nd ca cav co. C
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Sarah Elizabeth Winters Bibbens
1855–1884
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Mary Ellen Winters Whittle/Peck/Cook
1857–1926
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Rebecca Evaline Winters Schleigh
1869–1918
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John Henry Winters
1871–1943
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William W Winters
1875–1944
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Charles J Winters
1877–1953
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Benjamin Lee Winters
1883–1911
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Maud Ethel Winters Akers
1887–1984
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Peter Clive Winters
1890–1973
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