David A. Stewart Gravestone

Stewart, David A

Birth Name Stewart, David A
Gender male
Age at Death 22 years, 5 months, 27 days

Events

Event Date Place Description Sources
Birth December 26, 1841 Missouri, United States Missouri  
Death June 22, 1864      

Relation to the center person (Claunch, William Nathan) : first cousin four times removed (up)

Parents

Relation to main person Name Birth date Death date Relation within this family (if not by birth)
Father Stewart, JoelMay 26, 1810December 23, 1887
Mother Karbough, AdelineOctober 31, 1819February 2, 1913
         Stewart, David A December 26, 1841 June 22, 1864
    Brother     Stewart, Ambrose R. September 18, 1846 January 30, 1911
    Brother     Stewart, George B. January 14, 1849 March 3, 1919
    Brother     Stewart, Samuel M. July 29, 1851 January 14, 1873
    Sister     Stewart, Mary E. May 29, 1853 May 27, 1867
    Sister     Stewart, Emily F. 1856
    Brother     Stewart, Lemuel E. 1858 1943
    Sister     Stewart, Virginia H. 1859
    Brother     Stewart, John S. June 5, 1860 February 25, 1893

Media

David A. Stewart Gravestone

David A. Stewart Gravestone

Narrative

Civil War Service:

Stewart, David A.
BATTLE UNIT NAME: 22nd Regiment, Texas Cavalry (1st Indian-Texas Regiment)
SIDE: Confederacy
COMPANY: E
SOLDIER'S RANK IN: Private
SOLDIER'S RANK OUT: Private
ALTERNATE NAME:
D. A./Stewart
FILM NUMBER:
M227 ROLL 35
PLAQUE NUMBER:
NOTES:

Probable match - David A. Stewart died in 1864. Look for service records to find date of death.

https://www.nps.gov/civilwar/search-soldiers-detail.htm?soldierId=604D57D5-DC7A-DF11-BF36-B8AC6F5D926A

Narrative

Unit Details:

22nd Regiment, Texas Cavalry (1st Indian-Texas Regiment)
OVERVIEW:
22nd Cavalry Regiment [also called 1st Indian-Texas Regiment] was formed by Colonel R. H. Taylor during the spring of 1862 with 873 men. The regiment was assigned to W.R. Bradfute's, Flournoy's, W.H. King's, and J.E. Harrison's Brigade in the Trans-Mississippi Department. In May, 1862, its force was down to 20 officers and 315 men, and it lost 1 killed, 9 wounded, and 1 missing at Newtonia. Later it was dismounted, saw action in Arkansas and Louisiana, and in March, 1865, contained 14 officers and 167 men. It was included in the surrender on June 2. The field officers were Colonels James G. Stevens and Robert H. Taylor; and Lieutenant Colonels John A. Buck, William H. Johnson, Thomas Lewelling, George W. Merrick, and Robert D. Stone.

Family Map

Family Map

Pedigree

  1. Stewart, Joel
    1. Karbough, Adeline
      1. Stewart, David A
      2. Stewart, Ambrose R.
      3. Stewart, George B.
      4. Stewart, Samuel M.
      5. Stewart, Mary E.
      6. Stewart, Emily F.
      7. Stewart, Lemuel E.
      8. Stewart, Virginia H.
      9. Stewart, John S.

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