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| Biography | |
| Born | 05/26/1836 |
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| Birth Location | Russell Co. |
| Died | 09/19/1864 |
| Death Location | Cabin Creek, OK |
| Father | George Candler |
| Mother | Dicy Jessee |
| Married | 12/24/1861 (Collin Co., TX) |
| Spouse | Rhoda Day |
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| 5th Partisan Texas Regiment | |
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| 5th Texas | |
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Census Information:
1850: 152, Age 14
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Miscellaneous Information:
Blog Post: The Candler Brothers go to Texas, and to War Notes: Moved to Texas during War. Death is mentioned in personal recollection in "Reminiscences of the boys in gray, 1861-1865". Killed at the 2nd Battle of Cabin Creek, OK.
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Military Information:
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Card 1 Private, Capt. John K. Bumpass' Company, Martin's Batt'n Mounted Vols. Age: 26 years Appears on a muster roll dated McKinney Tex. July 31, 1862 Muster-in to date: July 31, 1862 Joined for duty and enrolled: When: July 30, 1862 Where: Farmersville, Tex By whom: Capt. L. M. Martin Period: 3 yrs Valuation of horse: $100, equipments: $25 |
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