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Geo. Van Osdol Descendants of *George Hotchkiss Van Osdol Generation No. 1 1. *GEORGE HOTCHKISS12 VAN OSDOL (*JAMES MADISON11, *JACOB BANTA10, *SIMON (VAN OSDOL)9 VAN ARSDALE, *GARRIT8, *SIMON CORNELISZ7, *CORNELIUS SYMONSE6 VAN ARSDALEN, *SYMON JANSEN5, *JAN PAUWELSZ4 VAN AERSDALEN, *PAUWEL PAUWELZ3 VAN HASESDALE, *PAUWEL JOOSTENSZ2 VAN HAESDALE, JOOSTEN1 VAN HAESADLE) was born 13 Oct 1840 in Jeferson County, In. (Source: (1) Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider., (2) The Family of Albert & Joise Vawter by Shirly E. Byler.), and died 29 Apr 1926 in Plevna,Shelby Co., Mo. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.). He married (1) EMILINE MILLER 28 Feb 1861 in Shelby Co., MO.. She was born 15 Feb 1844, and died 06 May 1862 in Shelby Co., MO. [died in childbirth] Died while Gorge was on maneuvers with the MO. Militia they moved around and he did not hear about her death till 4 weeks after it happened.. He married (2) *CATHERINE [CASSIE] VAWTER 29 Mar 1866 in Shelby Co., MO. (Source: (1) Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider., (2) The Family of Albert & Joise Vawter by Shirly E. Byler.), daughter of *JOHN VAWTER and *PAMELIA DWYER. She was born 01 Feb 1845 in Cedar Rapids, Ia. (Source: (1) Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider., (2) The Family of Albert & Joise Vawter by Shirly E. Byler., (3) Vawter file compiled by Joyce Carter.), and died 25 Jan 1913 in Plevna, Shelby Co., MO (Source: (1) Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider., (2) The Family of Albert & Joise Vawter by Shirly E. Byler.). Notes for *GEORGE HOTCHKISS VAN OSDOL: George Hotchkiss Van Osdol USA Sargent Company "I" 2nd Missouri Union Cavalry (2nd Regiment, Missouri State Militia Cavalry) 2nd Brigade Cavalry Division Mustered In: June 16, 1861 Shelbyville, Shelby Co., Mo. Mustered Out: Consolidated May 6, 1862. 11th Missouri Union Cavalry. Colonel John Mc Neil USA Commanding officer: 2nd Missouri Union Cavalry Major Timothy Johnson USA Captain Albert Priest USA Lt. Willian J. Holiday USA Company "I" Cavalry Engagements: 1861 56 1862 62 1863 54 1864 40 1865 27 UNION MISSOURI VOLUNTEERS 2nd Regiment, Missouri State Militia Union Cavalry Organized in Missouri at large December, 1861, to April, 1862, and by consolidation of original 2nd and 11th Regiments, State Militia Cavalry. Attached to District of Northern Missouri, Dept. of Missouri, to March, 1863. District of St. Louis, Mo., Dept. of Missouri, to June, 1863. District of Southeast Missouri, Dept. of Missouri, to July, 1863. District of St. Louis, Mo., Dept. of Missouri, to April, 1865. SERVICE.-Walkerville, Mo., April 2 and 14, 1862. Cherry Grove June 26. Near Newark July 7. Whaley's Mills August 1. Kirksville August 6 (Detachment Near Stockton August 8 (Detachment). Near Bragg's Farm September 13. Bloomfield March 1-2, 1863. Expedition from Bloomfield to Chalk Bluff, Ark., and to Gum Slough, etc., Mo., and skirmishes March 9-15. Chalk Bluff March 9 and 15. Gum Slough March 16. Scout to Doniphan March 19-23. Near Doniphan March 21. Scouts from Bloomfleld to Scatterville, Ark., March 25-April 1. Chalk Bluff April 1. Operations against Marmaduke April 21-May 2. Cape Girardeau April 26. Castor River, near Bloomfield, April 29. Bloomfield April 29- 30. Chalk Bluff, St. Francis River, April 30-May 1. Round Ponds August 1 (Detachment). Scout from Cape Girardeau to Poplar Bluff August 9-18 (1st Battalion). Ash Hill August 3 (Detachment). Expedition from Cape Girardeau to Pilot Knob and Pocohontas, Ark., August 17-26. Pocohontas, Ark., August 22-23. Expedition to Big Lake, Mississippi County, Ark., September 7-30. Expedition from Pilot Knob to Oregon County and to Pocohontas, Ark., September 29-October 6 (Detachment). Scout from Cape Girardeau to Doniphan and Pocohontas October 26-November 12. Expedition from Cape Girardeau to Clarkton October 26-November 15 (Detachment). Attack on Bloomfield and pursuit to Brown's Ferry, Ark., November 29-30. Halcom Island February 2, 1864 (Detachment). Cape Girardeau February 5. Near Charleston February 15 (Detachment). Near Bloomfield April 1. Scout from Bloomfield May 6. Sykestown June 7. Near St. James June 10. Expedition from New Madrid to Carruthersville July 5-10 (Detachment). Bloomfield July 14. Operations in Southeast Missouri and Northeast Arkansas July 18-August 6. Scatterville, Ark., July 28 (Detachment). Osceola, Ark., August 2. Elkchute August 4 (Detachment). Near Homersville and Gayoso September 8 (Detachment). Sykestown September 22. Ironton September 26. Shut in Gap and Arcadia Valley September 26. Fort Davidson, Pilot Knob, September 26-27 (Co. "K"). Leesburg or Harrison September 28-29 and October 1. Scout in Pemiscot County and skirmish October 10-12 (Detachment). Little Blue October 21. Independence, Big Blue and State Line October 22. Westport October 23. Engagement at the Marmiton or battle of Charlot October 25. Mine Creek, Little Osage River, Marias des Cygnes, October 25. West Point October 26. Operations in Mississippi County, Ark., November 5-6 (Detachment). Sikestown November 6 (Detachment). Scout in Pemiscot County and skirmish November 13-16 (Detachment). Near New Madrid December 3 (Detachment). Cypress Swamp, near Cape Girardeau, December 14 (Detachments). Expedition from Cape Glrardeau and Dallas to Cherokee Bay and St. Francis River, Ark., with skirmish, December 20, 1864 - January 4, 1865. Near Carruthersville December 30, 1864. Expedition from Bloomfield to Poplar Bluff January 4-16 (Detachment). Expedition from Cape Girardoau to Eleven Points River, Ark., January 24-February 22. Mississippi County February 18 (Co. "B"). Expedition from Bloomfield into Dunklin County March 3-7, (Detachment). Near Bloomfield March 3. Dunklin County March 4. Bloomfield March 7 (Detachment). Scout from Cape Girardeau to Bolinger, Stoddard and Wayne Counties March 9-15 (Co. "F"). Mustered out April 20, 1865. Regiment lost during service 18 Enlisted men killed and mortally wounded and 1 Officer and 88 Enlisted men by disease. Total 107. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1880 federal census Census Place: Bethel, Shelby Co., Missouri Source: FHL Film 1254737 National Archives Film T9-0737 Page 476A Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace George VANOSDOL Self M M W 40 IN Occ: Farmer Fa: KY Mo: IN Catharine VANOSDOL Wife F M W 34 MO Occ: Keeping House Fa: IN Mo: IN Catharine VANOSDOL Dau F S W 14 MO Occ: At School Fa: IN Mo: MO Emeline VANOSDOL Dau F S W 12 MO Occ: At School Fa: IN Mo: MO Monroe J. VANOSDOL Son M S W 10 MO Fa: IN Mo: MO Frances A. VANOSDOL Dau F S W 8 MO Fa: IN Mo: MO Scott VANOSDOL Son M S W 6 MO Fa: IN Mo: MO Sarah J. VANOSDOL Dau F S W 4 MO Fa: IN Mo: MO Mattie VANOSDOL Dau F S W 2 MO Fa: IN Mo: MO More About *GEORGE HOTCHKISS VAN OSDOL: Burial: May 1926, King Cedar Grove Cem. Bethel, Shelby Co., Mo. (Source: The Family of Albert & Joise Vawter by Shirly E. Byler.) Military service: Soldier in the Civil War.See Notes (Source: The Family of Albert & Joise Vawter by Shirly E. Byler.) More About *GEORGE VAN OSDOL and EMILINE MILLER: Marriage: 28 Feb 1861, Shelby Co., MO. More About *CATHERINE [CASSIE] VAWTER: Burial: Jan 1913, King Cedar Grove Cem., Plevna, Mo. Other Facts (4): Larry Wilcox says they were married at the home of the Bride in Bethel Shelby Co More About *GEORGE VAN OSDOL and *CATHERINE VAWTER: Marriage: 29 Mar 1866, Shelby Co., MO. (Source: (1) Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider., (2) The Family of Albert & Joise Vawter by Shirly E. Byler.) Child of *GEORGE VAN OSDOL and EMILINE MILLER is: i. ISABEL13 VAN OSDOL, b. May 1862, Shelby Co., MO. [died at birth or soon after]. Children of *GEORGE VAN OSDOL and *CATHERINE VAWTER are: 2. ii. MARY CATHERINE13 VAN OSDOL, b. 13 Oct 1866, Knox Co., Mo.; d. 21 Aug 1950, Bonners Ferry, Idaho. 3. iii. EMELINE VAN OSDOL, b. 01 Aug 1868, Knox Co., Mo.; d. 29 Jan 1956, Shelbina, Shelby Co., Mo.. iv. JAMES MONROE VAN OSDOL, b. 09 Mar 1870, Plevna,Shelby Co., Mo. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.); d. 18 Mar 1966, Shelbina, Shelby Co., Mo. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.); m. MARY [MOLLY] MATILDA PENCE, 20 Oct 1894 (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.); b. 14 Oct 1872, Pullman Co., Mo. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.); d. 03 Apr 1948, Epworth, Shelby Co., Mo. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.). Notes for JAMES MONROE VAN OSDOL: James was a millionaire and a great story teller so Larrry Wilcox says. There were no children from the marriage of James and Mary Pence. More About JAMES VAN OSDOL and MARY PENCE: Marriage: 20 Oct 1894 (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.) v. FRANCES[FANNY] ANN VAN OSDOL, b. 28 Feb 1872, Plevna,Shelby Co., Mo. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations.
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