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Charles Pettigrew Veteran

Birth: 3 Apr 1833
Tyrone, County Galway, Ireland
Death: 15 Apr 1895 (aged 62)
Nodaway County, Missouri, USA
Burial: Platte Valley Cemetery

Barnard, Nodaway County, Missouri, USA Add to Map
Memorial ID: 67136571 View Source

Charles Pettigrew came from New Jersey circa 1871 and bought swamp land near his sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Atkinson (Robert). Charles had been in the U.S. only nine years, emigrating from Ireland in 1861. His fourth child, Margaret, was born on the ship that brought them to America. This daughter later married William Roland Thompson, grandfather of Waldo Thompson. Another daughter, Lutisha, was the mother of Velma Skidmore Davidson.
Source: The Platte Purchase Paradise, Publ. 1976, Page 14.

Charles Pettigrew came from New Jersey circa 1871 and bought swamp land near his sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Atkinson (Robert). Charles had been in the U.S. only nine years, emigrating from Ireland in 1861. His fourth child, Margaret, was born on the ship that brought them to America. This daughter later married William Roland Thompson, grandfather of Waldo Thompson. Another daughter, Lutisha, was the mother of Velma Skidmore Davidson.
Source: The Platte Purchase Paradise, Publ. 1976, Page 14.

Family Members

Parents

William Pettigrew

1787–1853

Spouse

Margaret Jenkinson Pettigrew

1836–1921

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Created by: Nancy Nelson
Added: Mar 19, 2011
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Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/67136571/charles-pettigrew: accessed ), memorial page for Charles Pettigrew (3 Apr 1833–15 Apr 1895), Find a Grave Memorial ID 67136571, citing Platte Valley Cemetery, Barnard, Nodaway County, Missouri, USA; Maintained by Nancy Nelson (contributor 46838335).

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