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Elbert E. Sweet

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Elbert E. Sweet

Birth
New Hartford, Oneida County, New York, USA
Death
14 Feb 1904 (aged 56)
Plover, Portage County, Wisconsin, USA
Burial
Plover, Portage County, Wisconsin, USA Add to Map
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Son of Charlotte Newell & James Sweet

Elbert served in the Civil War (Union), 1st Regiment, Wisconsin Volunteer Cavalry, Company C from June 1864 to July 1865. He was injured on the left side of his body during battle and became disabled later in life. His brother was Brevet Brigadier General Benjamin Jeffrey Sweet.

Elbert was a farmer and married Almira "Myra" Burtch on 25 December 1872 in Wisconsin, where all their children were born. About 1910, Myra and the children moved to Florida.
Children include:
*** Edna A. (1877-1967) m: Frederick W. Kellogg
*** Elmer E. (1881-1962) m: Luvenia G. Wiggins
*** Earl C. (1882-1952) m: Mary Jane Pope
*** William R. (1885-
*** Alton Dewitt (1889-1969) m1: Lena, m2: Celia, m3: Bessie
*** Myra Birdie (1894-1977) m: Charles George Haefeker
Son of Charlotte Newell & James Sweet

Elbert served in the Civil War (Union), 1st Regiment, Wisconsin Volunteer Cavalry, Company C from June 1864 to July 1865. He was injured on the left side of his body during battle and became disabled later in life. His brother was Brevet Brigadier General Benjamin Jeffrey Sweet.

Elbert was a farmer and married Almira "Myra" Burtch on 25 December 1872 in Wisconsin, where all their children were born. About 1910, Myra and the children moved to Florida.
Children include:
*** Edna A. (1877-1967) m: Frederick W. Kellogg
*** Elmer E. (1881-1962) m: Luvenia G. Wiggins
*** Earl C. (1882-1952) m: Mary Jane Pope
*** William R. (1885-
*** Alton Dewitt (1889-1969) m1: Lena, m2: Celia, m3: Bessie
*** Myra Birdie (1894-1977) m: Charles George Haefeker


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