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Charles L. Surber

Birth
Botetourt County, Virginia, USA
Death
13 Dec 1867 (aged 34)
USA
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Son of Jacob and Nancy Laura Ann Waggoner; married Tabitha Halley April 24, 1854 in Macon Co., MO. They had four known children:

Sarah Eleanor married James McCall.

Jacob J. born Feb. 1857 MO and died Jan. 17, 1876.
DAYTON NEWSPAPERS, DAYTON, WASHINGTON, transcribed by Judilyn Jones of Dayton, Washington. Contributed by Carlene Woodward Still.
DAYTON NEWS, DAYTON, WASHINGTON
Saturday, January 22, 1876
"Died-- Surber --On the 17th of January 1876, at Whetstone's Hollow, of typhoid fever, Jacob J. Surber, aged 18 years, 10 months and 27 days."

Frances "Fanny" married James Madison Sparks and died in Walla Walla, WA 1931.

James "Edward" born about 1862 MO. (The 1880 census of Union County, Washington, shows Edwin Surber, 19, born in Missouri, in the household of James Mc Alister. James Mc Alister was married to "Bell," daughter of Benjamin Halley and first cousin to Ed on his mother's side. The 1920 census of Warm Springs Township, Deer Lodge County, Montana shows a resident, Ed J. Surber, age 63, born in Missouri about 1857. Online Montana Death Records lists Ed Surber, age 64, born in Missouri about 1861 and died February 4, 1925 in Deer Lodge County, Montana. It is believed that all three of these records refer to the son of Charles and Tabitha Surber.)

Charles served twice in the Civil War on the Union side--62nd E.M.M--1862, 1864. According to information on the Internet, the family crossed the plains in a covered wagon in mid-1860's. It also shows that Charles died in Union, Union Co., OR on December 13, 1867. It seems likely he may be buried in Union Cemetery.

After Charles' death, Tabitha married Ambrose Johnson in Union Co., OR on July 27, 1868. They relocated to Dayton, Columbia Co., WA, where she died in 1930.
Son of Jacob and Nancy Laura Ann Waggoner; married Tabitha Halley April 24, 1854 in Macon Co., MO. They had four known children:

Sarah Eleanor married James McCall.

Jacob J. born Feb. 1857 MO and died Jan. 17, 1876.
DAYTON NEWSPAPERS, DAYTON, WASHINGTON, transcribed by Judilyn Jones of Dayton, Washington. Contributed by Carlene Woodward Still.
DAYTON NEWS, DAYTON, WASHINGTON
Saturday, January 22, 1876
"Died-- Surber --On the 17th of January 1876, at Whetstone's Hollow, of typhoid fever, Jacob J. Surber, aged 18 years, 10 months and 27 days."

Frances "Fanny" married James Madison Sparks and died in Walla Walla, WA 1931.

James "Edward" born about 1862 MO. (The 1880 census of Union County, Washington, shows Edwin Surber, 19, born in Missouri, in the household of James Mc Alister. James Mc Alister was married to "Bell," daughter of Benjamin Halley and first cousin to Ed on his mother's side. The 1920 census of Warm Springs Township, Deer Lodge County, Montana shows a resident, Ed J. Surber, age 63, born in Missouri about 1857. Online Montana Death Records lists Ed Surber, age 64, born in Missouri about 1861 and died February 4, 1925 in Deer Lodge County, Montana. It is believed that all three of these records refer to the son of Charles and Tabitha Surber.)

Charles served twice in the Civil War on the Union side--62nd E.M.M--1862, 1864. According to information on the Internet, the family crossed the plains in a covered wagon in mid-1860's. It also shows that Charles died in Union, Union Co., OR on December 13, 1867. It seems likely he may be buried in Union Cemetery.

After Charles' death, Tabitha married Ambrose Johnson in Union Co., OR on July 27, 1868. They relocated to Dayton, Columbia Co., WA, where she died in 1930.

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