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and he first became engineer, and in 1862 enlisted in Co. D, 84 th Ill, Inf.; served 3 years;<br />

was in battles of Perryville, Buzzard Roost, Franklin, Nashville and many others; was<br />

married in Ohio Oct.6, [18]52 to Elizabeth Chicken, who was born in Ohio Nov. 24,<br />

1834.<br />

Jesse Cramblit <strong>Civil</strong> <strong>War</strong> Pension Application, National Archives, Washington, DC:<br />

Married Eleanor Chicken 6 October 1853 in Harrison County, Ohio. Eleanor stated<br />

“… my husband was of a very jovial turn of mind . . .” (1886). No children. Jesse died<br />

18 October 1882. Eleanor died 19 April 1903.<br />

David, Isaac—Commissioned in Co. D, 151 st Infantry on 18 February 1865, 43 years old<br />

as Captain. Mustered out 24 January 1866 at Columbus, Ohio. Description at<br />

enlistment: 5’6” tall, brown hair, grey eyes, merchant. Born in Freeport (Harrison) Ohio<br />

24 January 1822. Died 22 February 1906. Buried at <strong>Ipava</strong> Cemetery, <strong>Fulton</strong> County,<br />

<strong>Illinois</strong>.<br />

David, Isaac-- <strong>Civil</strong> <strong>War</strong> Pension Application, National Archives, Washington, DC:<br />

Married Mary Ann Green on 18 May 1843 near Astoria (<strong>Fulton</strong>) <strong>Illinois</strong>. She died 29<br />

December 1895. Two children were living in 1895: Ruth born 15 April 1844 and Hattie<br />

S. Hennick born 8 February 1857. He stated that he farmed for four years after the war,<br />

but rheumatism prevented him <strong>from</strong> continuing. He started doing clerical work.<br />

In the matter of Pension Claim No. 695800 of Isaac David, late captain of Company D<br />

151 st <strong>Illinois</strong> Infantry Volunteers, personally came before me Vincent M. Grewell aged<br />

77 years whose residence and Post Office address is <strong>Ipava</strong> <strong>Fulton</strong> County <strong>Illinois</strong>, and<br />

Daniel L. Easley aged 67 years whose residence and Post Office address is <strong>Ipava</strong> <strong>Fulton</strong><br />

County <strong>Illinois</strong>, well known to me to be reputable and entitled to credit. That they have<br />

been intimately acquainted with said soldier for 53 years and 55 years respectively and<br />

they now have before them what purports to be the family Bible of Henry David and Ruth<br />

David the parents of said soldier in which the following record of births appear:<br />

Daniel David, son of Henry David and Ruth David, his wife was born August 11 th 1816<br />

and died September 1, 1816<br />

John was born September 10 th 1817<br />

William was born December 6 th 1819<br />

Isaac was born January 24 th 1822<br />

Rachel was born March 4 th 1824<br />

Daniel was born April 20 th 1826<br />

Easley was born June 23 rd 1828<br />

Edith Ann was born May 30 th 1831<br />

Henry F. was born July 26 th 1833<br />

Rees was born April 25 th 1836<br />

Mary was born December 28 th 1839<br />

3 Refers to History of <strong>Fulton</strong> County, <strong>Illinois</strong>: Together with Sketches of its Cities, Villages and Townships,<br />

Educational, Religious, <strong>Civil</strong>, Military and Political history: biographies of representatives citizens. Charles<br />

C. Chapman & Co, Peoria, <strong>Illinois</strong>, 1879. page 853.<br />

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