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Pvt Alva Chauncey Calkins

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Pvt Alva Chauncey Calkins Veteran

Birth
Freedom, Cattaraugus County, New York, USA
Death
21 Jul 1887 (aged 61)
Gove County, Kansas, USA
Burial
Hamburg, Fremont County, Iowa, USA Add to Map
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Son of Chauncey Ira Calkins & Sarah Kellogg

Married Martha Skidmore, 2 Apr 1854

ALVIE C. CALKINS. (Tyler's list, ALVA C. CALKINS) Private. On detached service, Battalion Order No. 16, of Nov. 10, 1846. Mustered out with detachment, to date July 16, 1847

The three brothers, Alva C. Calkins, James Wood Calkins, and Sylvanus Calkins along with their first cousin Edwin R. Calkins enlisted as privates in Company A of the U.S. Mormon Battalion. Alva was on detached service 10 Nov 1846. He was one of the men sent to Pueblo by way of Santa Fe, New Mexico, to winter, under the command of Lieutenant W. W. Willis. As such he would have entered the Salt Lake Valley the 29th July 1847.

Alva died in Jerome, Gove County, Kansas when visiting family members.

* Mormon Battalion members
Son of Chauncey Ira Calkins & Sarah Kellogg

Married Martha Skidmore, 2 Apr 1854

ALVIE C. CALKINS. (Tyler's list, ALVA C. CALKINS) Private. On detached service, Battalion Order No. 16, of Nov. 10, 1846. Mustered out with detachment, to date July 16, 1847

The three brothers, Alva C. Calkins, James Wood Calkins, and Sylvanus Calkins along with their first cousin Edwin R. Calkins enlisted as privates in Company A of the U.S. Mormon Battalion. Alva was on detached service 10 Nov 1846. He was one of the men sent to Pueblo by way of Santa Fe, New Mexico, to winter, under the command of Lieutenant W. W. Willis. As such he would have entered the Salt Lake Valley the 29th July 1847.

Alva died in Jerome, Gove County, Kansas when visiting family members.

* Mormon Battalion members


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