Wallace Darrow's Civil War Pension, Charlotte, Eaton County, Michigan

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SUBJECT: Addison & Wallace DARROW
SUBMITTER: H. Andrew BROWN
EMAIL: habraun@pacbell.net
DATE: Aug 27, 1999
SURNAMES: DARROW, CROSS, EATON
Russell DARROW(s/o Russell & Deliverance ) & wife, Alice, removed from
Ashtabula Co. OHIO c1870 for Vermontville MI to be near CROSS relatives.
Sons filed for pension benefits based on service in the Civil War:

084-9-2 William 'Wallace' DARROW JAN1843.?\Chuatauqua\NY-1912 buried Vermontville
MI

Cemetery. W. W. was a Pvt., Co. K, 125th Ohio Infantry in the Civil War
&

attended Addison while the latter was confined to a Georgia hospital during

the war for dysentry. He m Elizabeth A. ?(MAR1845OH-) & in 1900 was living
at

213 Washington Charlotte\Eaton\MI.

084-9-3 Addison O. DARROW b.c1846NY d.17MAR1900.Ionia\Ionia\MI m Betsy
E. WILLIAMS ..in the Civil War: Addisson O. was a Pvt. in Company E, 125th
Ohio Infantry. In his Civil War pension application, he was described as
5'10", brown hair, & blue eyes. During the war he was confined to
a Georgia hospital with a severe case of dysentery. Addison moved to Vermontville,
Eaton Co., Michigan in 1867 & died in Ionia MI after working as a laborer
in Charlotte\Eaton\MI.

RESEARCHER: H. Andrew BROWN { habraun@pacbell.net }