John married in 1863 to Margaret Ann Duke, the daughter of William Duke and Mary M/Martha Malloy. John and Margaret were the parents of four children:
1. Ida Bell Holloway Culp, b. 10 March 1864, d. 6 Dec 1896, married to James Clinton Culp;
2. Mame Holloway Todd Day, b. 1867;
3. Lillie Jane Holloway Wilson, b. 27 Apr 1869, d. 13 Sept 1935, Married to Mortimor Hart Wilson. She was the mother of George, Zera, Oleo, Mortimer, and Maurice Wilson;
4. Josephine (Josie) Merton (Myrton) Holloway Bush, born 1873, d. 1951, mother of Doreas, Cleo, Lois, Ethel, and Sam Bush.
There may have been one more, as Margaret Ann Duke Holloway died in childbirth in 14 Oct 1875.
John Casper Holloway fought in the Civil War. He is listed with the MISSOURI SOLDIERS (1861-1865) WAR BETWEEN THE STATES as John C. Holloway (Kansas City) Pvt. Co. "K" 12th Mo. Vol. Cav., Date enlisted April 1, 1863, Jackson Co., Mo. Confirmation of record: Paroled at Shreveport, LA., June 14, 1865. "Registered Record Ex-Confederate 1913" on file Adj. Gen. Office--Jefferson City, Mo.
The Censuses following the Civil War have him a farmer in Leavenworth, Kansas.
John Casper Holloway died on 5 September 1879, at the home of his brother Thomas "Guy" Holloway, and is buried in the Foster Cemetery, Harrison County, MO, beside his wife. according to his great-granddaughter., Karen Ashton, no other records have been found.
John married in 1863 to Margaret Ann Duke, the daughter of William Duke and Mary M/Martha Malloy. John and Margaret were the parents of four children:
1. Ida Bell Holloway Culp, b. 10 March 1864, d. 6 Dec 1896, married to James Clinton Culp;
2. Mame Holloway Todd Day, b. 1867;
3. Lillie Jane Holloway Wilson, b. 27 Apr 1869, d. 13 Sept 1935, Married to Mortimor Hart Wilson. She was the mother of George, Zera, Oleo, Mortimer, and Maurice Wilson;
4. Josephine (Josie) Merton (Myrton) Holloway Bush, born 1873, d. 1951, mother of Doreas, Cleo, Lois, Ethel, and Sam Bush.
There may have been one more, as Margaret Ann Duke Holloway died in childbirth in 14 Oct 1875.
John Casper Holloway fought in the Civil War. He is listed with the MISSOURI SOLDIERS (1861-1865) WAR BETWEEN THE STATES as John C. Holloway (Kansas City) Pvt. Co. "K" 12th Mo. Vol. Cav., Date enlisted April 1, 1863, Jackson Co., Mo. Confirmation of record: Paroled at Shreveport, LA., June 14, 1865. "Registered Record Ex-Confederate 1913" on file Adj. Gen. Office--Jefferson City, Mo.
The Censuses following the Civil War have him a farmer in Leavenworth, Kansas.
John Casper Holloway died on 5 September 1879, at the home of his brother Thomas "Guy" Holloway, and is buried in the Foster Cemetery, Harrison County, MO, beside his wife. according to his great-granddaughter., Karen Ashton, no other records have been found.
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