Military Records Seminole County, Oklahoma Otto Claude CARTER Jr. served in the U.S. 5th Air Force during WW II with the 400th bombardment Squadron, in the Pacific Theatre. Otto is the son of Otto and Mary (Funderburk) Carter; husband of Lorena (Sutton) Carter; & father of Glenda Moon, Bob Carter, & Gayla Carter. CLYDE RAY SUTTON, served in the U.S. Army during WW II, in Italy & Africa. Clyde is the son of Jess and Mary Alma (Willhoite) Sutton; husband of Estelle (Blackwood) Sutton; and father of Ronnie Sutton & Nancy McKellip. WALTER ORVILLE SUTTON, served in the Infantry during WWII, in SW Pacific, Philippines and Guam. Walter is the son of Jess and Mary Alma (Willhoite) Sutton; husband of Charlsey (Hanna) Sutton; and father of Sharon Perry and Jerry

Herbert Sutton November 24, 1914 - November 16, 1988 Herbert Sutton, 73, a retired Purdue University employee, died Wednesday, Nov. 16, at 11:35 a.m. in St Elizabeth Hospital Medical Center, Lafayette. He had been in failing health the past three years. He lived at 206 E. Second Street. He was born Nov. 24, 1914 in Harrogate, Tenn. His first marriage was Dec 25, 1938, to Mae Mink. She died July 5, 1967. On Aug. 4,1973, he married Barbara Capper Eberly, who survives. Mr Sutton was a painter at Purdue Memorial Union before retiring in 1979. He previously worked for the old Brown Rubber and he farmed several years. He was a member of Brookston Church of Christ. Surviving with the widow are a son, Donald Sutton, Leesburg, Va.; three daughters, Mrs. T.C. (Vonsetta) Bush, Dayton, Ohio; Mrs Raymond (Sue Ellen) Anderson and Gail Sutfrni, both of Brookston; two stepdaughters, Mrs Darrell (Tina) Smith, Brookston and Mrs Clee (Nancy) Red dinger, Rockingham, N.C.; and one brother, George Sutton, Big Stone Gap, Va. Also surviving are 13 grandchildren, and 5 great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by 4 brothers, and 4 sisters. Service was Saturday. at 10:30 a.m. in the Brookston Church of Christ with Bill Romans officiating. Interment was in Tippecanoe Memory Gardens. The Hartzler Funeral Home, in Brookston was in charge of the service. Issue: 11/23/88

October 21, 1878 James M. Sutton the man who gave Crater Lake its name, dies of rheumatism, and Ashland, Oregon after long illness. Sutton was born Morgan County, Illinois, June 29th, 1830. He emigrated to Oregon in 1851 and settled in the Rogue River Valley in 1854. In early times he engaged in mining and afterwards became a drugist in Jacksonville. While living in Jacksonville, Mr. Sutton was also the editor of the "Sentinel". In the later years of his life, Sutton founded the Ashland newspaper "The Tidings" (from his obituary in the Tidings)

Garrard Co. - DEEDS: Mortgage- Benjamin Sutton to James Sutton Heirs Mortgage - Benjamin Sutton to James Sutton Heirs In the will of Benjamin Sutton Sr. he specified that his sons John and Benjamin Jr. pay the sum of four hundred dollars to the heirs of his deceased son James once they were in possession of the land willed to their mother, Molly, upon her death. This deed states that John has paid his two hundred dollars to the heirs. Benjamin is mortgaging his portion of the land for his two hundred dollar part. The heirs of James Sutton were listed as, George Sutton, Mary Jane Proctor (late Sutton) & her husband Joseph Proctor, Mortimar Sutton, & Amanda Sutton. The land lies north of the Danville road and adjoins the land of Edmond Byars on the south and contains 53 acres. This is in Garrad Co, Ky Deed Bk N, pp 535-536. Dated 11 January, 1841.

Sutton Cemetery Near Pocahontas, Arkansas Sutton, Abraham "Ham" son of F M & Martha A (Bates) 15 Aug 1903 - 21 Apr 1974 Sutton, Ann (Matthews) wife of John 23 Apr 1950 - Sutton, Annie (Noblin) wife of James Franklin 11 Aug 1832 - 29 Aug 1910 (obituary) Sutton, Beulah M wife of George F 17 Dec 1888 - 3 Dec 1945 Sutton, Clarence son of S T at rest (no dates) Sutton, Dorothy dau of Tom died 13 Sep 1914 age 3 yrs (no dates on tombstone - dates per Pocahontas Star Herald) Sutton, Edward son of F M & Martha A (Bates) Ark Pfc US Army WW I 8 Sep 1895 - 28 Dec 1973 Sutton, Everett Lee 21 Jul 1923 - Sutton, F M (Francis Marion) 23 Apr 1858 - 6 Feb 1931 Sutton, Franklin (James Franklin) Pvt Co F 24th Regt Ark Inf CSA 18 Feb 1828 - 18 Feb 1894 Sutton, George Franklin son of George & Tish (Million) 19 Dec 1878 - 5 Feb 1933 Sutton, George W 15 Jan 1856 - 19 Jul 1916 Sutton, Harry L son of George F & Mae 18 Aug 1902 - 26 May 1904 Sutton, James Osby son of F M & Martha (Bates) 3 Jun 1891 - 26 May 1949 Sutton, John Dailey son of Vaston M & Ruby O (McCluskey) 26 Apr 1944 - 24 Mar 1995 Sutton, Kate (Swan) dau of Matt & Eliza (Donnel) wife of Edward 29 Jan 1900 - 1 Jul 1981 Sutton, Martha Ann (Bates) dau of Williston & Nancy T (Noblin) wife of F M 7 Nov 1862 - 18 Jun 1918 Sutton, May (Pitsenberger) wife of G F 19 Aug 1881 - 22 Feb 1905 Sutton, Namon A son of G F & May 29 Jan 1904 - 18 Mar 1904 Sutton, Nellie dau of Tom died 14 Sep 1914 age 7 yrs (no dates on tombstone - dates per Pocahontas Star Herald) Sutton, Nettie May (Lemmons) dau of Caleb & Malinda (Pyland) wife of James O 29 Dec 1891 - 12 May 1983 Sutton, Phyllis (Miller) dau of Fred & Nancy (Quigly) wife of "Ham" 14 Aug 1920 - 31 Aug 1992 Sutton, Rebecca Lois wife of Everette Lee 8 Apr 1936 - Sutton, Ruby O (McCluskey) dau of Charlie W & Annie (Finnie) wife of Vaston M 23 Sep 1907 - 10 Feb 1977 Sutton, Thomas 29 Jul 1872 - 5 Jun 1932 Sutton, Vaston Marion son of Frank M & Martha Ann (Bates) 8 Sep 1905 - 14 Jan 1976 Sutton, W Leslie son of William M & Anna (Pitsenberger) 9 Nov 1907 - 10 Mar 1986 Sutton, William W 21 Nov 1880 - 4 Mar 1961

Michigan Prairie Cemetery Adams County, Washington Sutton, Bessie E, b. 1902, d. 1925 Sutton, Bessie R, b. Jul 18, 1864, d. May 14, 1902, Wife of B.L. Sutton Sutton, Bryon L, b. 1869, d. 1944 Sutton, Gladys Ramsey, b. 1897, d. 1980 Sutton, Lena K, b. 1876, d. 1961 Sutton, Levi L, b. Sep 1, 1835, d. Nov 22, 1906 Sutton, Levi Reynolds, b. 1898, d. 1960 Sutton, Sarah Isabell, b. Feb 22, 1854, d. May 31, 1903, m.Dec 31, 1873 to Elias T. Dirstine Sutton, Sarah J, b. Aug 28, 1836, d. Apr 26, 1916

WHITFIELD COUNTY, GEORGIA OBITS Lewis SUTTON, 63, died at his home near Cohutta on November 6, 1940. He is survived by his wife, Margaret Sutton; sons, Grady, Otha and Alvin Sutton; daughters, Mrs. Nola Black, Mrs. Ota Burnette, Mrs. Ida Ogle, Misses Ovilee and Bessie Sutton; brother, Billie Sutton; sisters, Mrs. Margaret Nalin, Mrs. Sallie Valitan, Mrs. Betty Jenkins. Funeral services were held Novermber 7, 1940 at Hopewell Baptist Church. Interment was in Hopewell Cemetery with Kenemer Brothers Funeral Home in charge of the arrangements.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/wkQBAIB/1365.1377.1387.1390.1407.1.2.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Thank you. Is this all of the info. from the book ? Carolyn Sutton

Sons of the American Revolution A NATIONAL REGISTER OF THE SOCIETY SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION PRINCIPAL EVENTS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION. EDWARD RUSSELL BARBOUR, Portland, Me. (6518). Son of John and Elizabeth Sutton (Russell) Barbour; grandson of Daniel and Sarah (Sutton) Russell; great-grandson of Richard Sutton, Second Lieutenant, Pickering's Mass. Regt; grandson of Robert and Jane (Robinson) Barbour; great-grandson of Joshua and Hannah (Stone) Robinson; great2-grandson of John and Jane (Lord) Stone; great3-grandson of Tobias Lord, Captain Mass. Infantry; great2-grandson of John Robinson, Sergeant, Phinney's Mass. Regt. FRANCIS SUTTON BECKFORD, Beverly, Mass. (7278). Son of John Williams and Emily Sutton (Foster) Beckford; grandson of John and Eliza A. (Ober) Beckford; great-grandson of Samuel S. and Hannah (Williams) Ober; great2-grandson of Elisha Williams, Adjutant, Ward's Conn. Regt. EDGAR SUTTON DORR, Cambridge, Mass. (5159). Son of Edward R. and Elizabeth A. (Pitman) Dorr; grandson of Mark and Dorothy (Card) Pitman; great-grandson of Mark Pitman, Fourth Sergeant Wingate's New Hampshire Regt. ELMER SAMUEL BEACH SUTTON, Sault St. Marie, Mich. (11195). Son of Jonathan and Delila Sutton; grandson of Jacob and Hannah (Rorich) Sutton; great-grandson of John Sutton, private Somerset County New Jersey Militia. DAN CRAIG BABBITT, Morristown. N. J. (6060). Son of Joseph W. and Caroline W. (Sutton) Babbitt; grandson of Joseph and Percy (Horton) Sutton; great-grandson of Joseph Sutton, Sergeant Middlesex County New Jersey Militia. EDWIN ALONZO CORBET, Morristown, N. J. (11532). Son of Lewis Osborn and Martha M. (Doty) Corbet; grandson of Daniel Southard and Eliza Ann (Dunham) Doty; great-grandson of Barnabus and Elizabeth (Sutton) Doughty; great2-grandson of Daniel Doughty (or Doty), teamster New Jersey Militia. ALBERT HAWKES SUTTON, Needham, Mass. (9708). Son of George Hills and Emma Florence (Hawkes) Sutton; grandson of Ezra and Mary Ann (Berry) Hawkes; great-grandson of Ezra and Sally (Tolman) Hawkes; great2-grandson of Elmun Tolman, Captain Mass. Militia. FRANK SUTTON, New York City (11117). Son of Woodruff and Fannie (Steele) Sutton; grandson of William and Annie (Ostrom) Steele; great-grandson of Jacob and Fannie (Falconer) Ostrom; great2-grandson of John Falconer, Captain Westchester County New York Militia, on prison ship "Jersey." ANSON H. RUSSELL, JR., Cleveland, Ohio (12970). Son of Anson H. and Anne Elizabeth (Lockard) Russell; grandson of Charles and Adeline (Sutton) Russell; great-grandson of Edmond Russell; great2-grandson of John Russell, drummer Second Conn. Regt. CHARLES E. SUTTON, Toledo, Ohio (11355). Son of Benjamin F. and Matilda (Sherwood) Sutton ; grandson of Wakeman and Matilda (Dickison) Sherwood; great-grandson of Stephen and Rebecca (Wakeman) Sherwood; great2-grandson of Stephen Wakeman, Lieutenant Conn. Militia. JAMES EDGAR MILLER, Pittsburg, Pa. (13755). Son of Milton B. and Harriet Isabella (Magee) Miller; grandson of James Sutton and Susan St. Clair (Ter Boss) Magee; great-grandson of Henry (and Martha Brower) Boss or Bush, private Ulster County New York Militia; great2-grandson of Nicholas Brower, Captain Dutchess County New York Militia. MILTON CHENEY MILLER, Pittsburg, Pa. (13911). Son of Milton Born and Harriett Isabella (Magee) Miller; grandson of James Sutton and Susan St. Clair (Ter Boss) Magee; great-grandson of Henry (and Martha Brower) Ter Boss, or Henry Bush, private Ulster County New York Militia; great2-grandson of Nicholas Brower, Captain Dutchess County New York Militia. FRANK LINN WALL, Harrisburg, Pa. (12597). Son of John Sutton and Mary (McGrew) Wall; grandson of Brisben and Hannah (Sutton) Wall; great-grandson of Garret and Mary (Sparks) Wall; great2-grandson of Richard Sparks, Sergeant Ninth Penna. Line. JESSE J. B. WALL, Harrisburg, Pa. (13763). Son of John Sutton and Mary (McGrew) Wall; grandson of Brisben and Hannah (Sutton) Wall; great-grandson of Garret and Mary (Sparks) Wall; great2-grandson of Richard Sparks, Sergeant Ninth Penna. Line.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Sutton,Swinford,Hunter,Hood,Langford, Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/wkQBAIB/2596 Message Board Post: I am looking for information about Nicholas Sutton born 1815 Williamson, Ontario, NY son of David Sutton born Litchfield Co. CT 3 July 1775 and Mercy Salmon. Nicholas was married 3 times Elizabeth Donica, Elizabeth Doke, Phebe Josephine. Nicholas moved from Coles Co. Illinois to Iowa then Mo. Donna Sutten

This book apparently has info in it about Aggie Lossiah.... Cherokee/Cherokee life: Aggie Ross Lossiah Locality: United States, Tennessee Record Type: History Volume: 9 Number: 2 (Fall 1984) Periodical Title: Journal Of Cherokee Studies

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/wkQBAIB/1365.1377.1387.1390.1407.1.2.1.1 Message Board Post: Hi, Yes, my info may be wrong also. but you are welcome to what I have. born 1732 d. 1832 Jackson county court house should have his death on file He was 100 when he passed away He was from england and served with George Washington children include: Russell Ting Joe Lucena Cluryan And James Jimmy Sutton this book as a great deal of info in it but it may all be wrong. I dont know. I have heard that Aggie lossie was not the mother of these children. Sometimes you cant find any info on indian women because the courts did not keep files on them. Just to have her full name is a blessing

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/wkQBAIB/2594.1 Message Board Post: Where are these Sutton's from. You have alot of names but different birth years of my Sutton's. Mine are in Pa in the 1920's on. Not sure of my ggrandfather whom is John Calvin Sutton. He died in 1931 Michelle micbeaux@msn.com

Any of you that have been corresponding and exchanging info on the same Sutton Line I have...please send me your address. My computer crashed...and I am on a borrowed lap top... Thanks in advance for bringing my address book up to date... Julie Speer

KENTUCKY PENSION ROLL OF 1835 BENJAMIN SUTTON CAMPBELL COUNTY PRIVATE NEW JERSEY MILITIA $40.00 ANNUAL ALLOWANCE $120.00 AMOUNT RECEIVED JUNE 6, 1834 PENSION STARTED AGE 78 BENJAMIN SUTTON GARRARD COUNTY PRIVATE VIRGINIA STATE TROOPS $80.00 ANNUAL ALLOWANCE $240.00 AMOUNT RECEIVED OCTOBER 18, 1832 PENSION STARTED AGE 78 RICHARD F. SUTTON MARION COUNTY PRIVATE VIRGINIA LINE $80.00 ANNUAL ALLOWANCE $240.00 AMOUNT RECEIVED JANUARY 4, 1834 PENSION STARTED AGE 78 WILLIAM SUTTON HARRISON COUNTY PRIVATE VIRGINIA LINE $46.66 ANNUAL ALLOWANCE $139.98 AMOUNT RECEIVED DECEMBER 19, 1832 PENSION STARTED AGE 69

Published in the Pittsburgh, PA - Post-Gazette May 30, 2002 BARBARA "JANE" (DIEL) On Monday, May 27, 2002, Barbara "Jane" (Diel) Sutton of Brighton Heights, beloved wife of Edward J. Sutton; mother of Mary Anne Shanahan, Barbara Jane Shine & Thomas E. Sutton; sister of Paul Diel & the late James Diel; grandmother of Michael, Julie & Ryan Shanahan, Neil & Rebecca Shine, Anthony, Mary & Nicole Sutton. "Jane" was a graduate of St. Benedict's High School, retired from the University of Pgh. & was a member of St. Cyril's Ladies Guild/Christian Mothers. Friends will be received Wed. & Thurs. 2-4 & 7-9 p.m. at the LAWRENCE T. MILLER FUNERAL HOME, INC., A PURSUIT OF EXCELLENCE AWARD FIRM, 460 Lincoln Ave., Bellevue. Mass of Christian Burial is St. Cyril of Alexandria Church on Friday at 10 a.m. Interment will follow in St. Mary's Cemetery, Mt. Troy Road, Memorials may be made to St. Cyril of Alexandria Church, 3854 Brighton Road, Pittsburgh, PA. 15212. -- Danny & Nancy Clemmer www.clemmer.org

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Published in the Paducah, KY - Sun June 25, 2002 EMMA MC NATT Services for Emma Sutton McNatt, 93, of Paducah will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Milner & Orr Funeral Home of Paducah. Dr. E. Lee James will officiate. Burial will be in Woodlawn Memorial Gardens. Mrs. McNatt died at 8:20 a.m. Sunday at her residence. Surviving are one son, Hayvert Sutton of Paducah; one grandson, Tommy Sutton of Benton; four great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her first husband, Darnell Sutton, and her second husband, John McNatt; one daughter, Betty Jean Sutton; four sisters; and four brothers. Her parents were James A. and Mary Jane Newsome Green. Friends may call after 5 p.m. today at the funeral home. -- Danny & Nancy Clemmer www.clemmer.org

Published in the Rochester, NY - Democrat & Chronicle June 27, 2002 Sutton, Marion B June 25, 2002, Marion is survived by her husband, Charles; children, Wanda (Wynn) Howard, Don Teall, Karen (Robert) Brown, Richard Stewart, and Scott (Wanda) Stewart; beloved grandchildren, Bert, Bobby, Randi, Misty, Ricky, Melissa, Joshua and Joe; sister, Shirley Shanley; brothers, Francis, Wilbur and Jake (Debbie) Teall; her jumble parter, Carolann (Paul) Shallenberger; many other relatives and friends. Family and friends are invited to call Friday 2-4, 7-9 at New Comer Family Funeral Home, 2636 Ridgeway Ave., where her Funeral Service will be on Saturday at 10AM. Interment Grove Place Cemetery. -- Danny & Nancy Clemmer www.clemmer.org

Alabama Revolutionary War Soldiers Name: Robert Sutton Age: 76 Res: Lawrence county Comment : private S. C. Continental Line; enrolled on January 24 ,1824, under act of Congress of March 18, 1818, payment to date from November 10, 1823; annual allowance, $96; sums received to date of publication of list, $950.66.--Revolutionary Pension Roll, in Vol. xiv, Sen. Doc. 514, 23rd Cong., 1st sess., 1833-34. ------------------------- American Civil War Battle Summaries Rolling Fork, Miss., Sept. 22-23, 1864. Detachment of 3d U. S. Colored Cavalry. Maj. J. B. Cook with 330 men of the 3d U. S. colored cavalry, on the 22nd attacked the Confederate commands of Bradford and Montgomery, about 150 strong, near Rolling fork. The enemy was routed and pursued 15 miles to where they crossed the Sunflower river. Next day Cook met Capt. Sutton, a Confederate commissary, with 12 men driving 300 head of cattle. Eight of the escort were killed and Sutton and the other 4 captured. Two hundred of the cattle were brought into the Federal camp. Both affairs are incidents of an expedition of an expedition from Vicksburg to Deer creek. Source: The Union Army, Vol. 6, p. 753 --------------------------------- Bulltown, W. Va., Oct. 13, 1863. Detachment of the 6th and 11th West Virginia Infantry. The detachment, commanded by Capt. W. H. Mattingly, stationed in a fortification, was attacked about 4:30 a. m. by 1,000 of Col. William L. Jackson's force, with 2 pieces of artillery. A charge was made on the northeast side of the works, causing Mattingly and his men to fall back to the main line of defenses. The enemy pursued, but received a volley that killed and wounded about 50 and checked the remainder. The Confederate commander then sent in a flag of truce demanding the surrender of the works. This demand was refused and the fighting continued until about the middle of the afternoon, when the enemy withdrew toward Sutton, leaving 4 men as prisoners, 2 of whom were wounded. The only casualty reported on the Union side was in the case of Mattingly, whose thigh was shattered early in the action. Source: The Union Army, Vol.,5 p.,194 ------------------------------------ American Revolutionary War Rejected Pensions Name State Location Reason Mary Sutton, widow of William New York New York city For proof of marriage and identity of widow with Wm. Sutton, pensioner, under act March 18, 1818. James Sutton North Carolina --, Lincoln There was only one of the name on the rolls of the North Carolina line, and he was a deserter. Nancy Sutton, widow of Jacob Alabama --, Walker Married after the termination of the war. Elisha Sutton Michigan Detroit, Wayne For further proof. Papers withdrawn by Hon. John Norvell, January 16, 1838. ----------------------------------- Audrain County, Missouri Draft Records, 1917 Surname Given Name Registration Precinct Active Service Sutton Ira Jefferson Not on 20 June 1917 Draft Registration List Y --------------------------------- California State Roster, 1899 Government and Military records Surname: Sutton Given Name: F. Page #: 22 Office: Urgent Repairs - Board of State Harbor Comm. Appointed: -- Address: -- Surname: Sutton Given Name: Charles T. Residence: Pasadena Page #: 106 Office: Notary Public Location: Los Angeles county Surname: Sutton Given Name: O. P. * Page #: 360 County: San Francisco Position: Member State Assembly Session: 14 Surname: Sutton Given Name: James Page #: 31 Office: Administration Address: Berkeley Facility: University of California ------------------------------------- California State Roster, 1909 Government and Military records Surname: Sutton Given Name: Owen P. Position: Member of the Assembly City: San Francisco Death Date: September 1, 1881 Page #: 648 Surname: Sutton Given Name: A. F. Position: Auditor City: Colusa Page #: 282 Surname: Sutton Given Name: Samuel Position: U. S. Lighthouse Service Page #: 940 Residence: Fort Point Light Station Surname: Sutton Given Name: Charles T. Position: Notary Page #: 245 Residence: Los Angeles County: Los Angeles Surname: Sutton Given Name: Albert Position: Architect - Northern District Page #: 128 Location: San Francisco Surname: Sutton Given Name: James Position: University of California for 1909-10 Page #: 138 Location: -- ---------------------------------- California State Roster, 1911 Government and Military records Surname: Sutton Given: W. H. Position: Supt. of Capitol Building Page #: 34 Location: Los Angeles Surname: Sutton Given: James Position: University of California Page #: 58 Location: -- Surname: Sutton Given: A. F. Position: County Officials Page #: 88 Location: Colusa County Surname: Sutton Given: Ernest V. Position: City Government Page #: 177 Location: City of South Pasadena Surname: Sutton Given: Owen P. Position: Member of the Assembly Page #: 291 Location: San Francisco ---------------------------------- Camp Travis, Texas World War I Records Surname Given Name Rank Unit Staff Company Page # Sutton James H. Private 165th Depot Brigade 31st Company 249 Sutton Noel A. Private 165th Depot Brigade 31st Company 249 Sutton James H. Private 165th Depot Brigade 31st Company 249 Sutton, Jr. James E. Sergeant 19th Infantry Company "K" 84 Sutton William L. 2nd Lieut. 54th Field Artillery Battery "D" 191 ------------------------------------- Confederate States Field Officers Memorandum of Field Officers in the Confederate States Service Name: J. S. Sutton Rank: Lieutenant-Colonel Division: 7th Texas Cavalry Memorandum of Field Officers in the Confederate States Service Name: B. F. Sutton Rank: Major Division: 1st Mississippi State Troops ------------------------------------- Connecticut Servicemen, Spanish American War Surname Given Name Regiment, Battalion Company Rank Residence Birthplace Sutton James 3rd Regt B Private Stonington New York, N. Y. Sutton Robert 3rd Regt G Private Uxbridge, Mass. Uxbridge, Mass ------------------------------------ .Indiana Spanish American War Records Surname Given Name MI Rank Place Date Start Date End Sutton Clyde Private Angola,In. April 26,1898 Nov.1,1898 Sutton John Private Metz,In. April 26,1898 Nov.1,1898 ------------------------------------- Oregon Volunteers, Spanish American War and Philippine Insurrection Surname Given Name Unit Company Rank Age Birthplace Occupation Muster-In Page Sutton Delbert J. 2nd Regiment Company G 2d Lieutenant 26 Ill. Gasmaker Portland 242 Sutton Delbert J. 2nd Regiment Company G Discharged -- Sergeant 26 Ill. Gasmaker Portland 260 Sutton Ross S. 2nd Regiment Company B Private 21 Or. Laborer Ashland 142 ------------------------------------ Iowa Union Soldier Burial Records Surname: FISHER Given Name: Jonathan Jefferson Unit: IA 4 Inf I Birth Date: 28 Dec 1829 Death Date: 12 Sep 1903 Cemetery: Spring Hill Cemetery Location: Spring Hill, Johnson, KS Comments: m1 Sarah E Harrison; m2 Louisa Sutton Surname: SUTTON Given Name: Alonzo Rank: Pvt Unit: IA 18 Inf B Death Date: 18 Feb 1863, Springfield MO Cemetery: Springfield National Cemetery Location: Springfield MO Comments: enl 24 Jul 1862 age 30 res Hopeville; died disease; buried Sec 9, Grave 11 Surname: BENNETT Unit: US 16 Inf C Birth Date: 03 Dec 1840 Death Date: 14 May 1833 Cemetery: Farmington Cemetery Location: Farmington, Van Buren, IA Given: L.A. Notes: 1st wife Almira Ruth Sutton; 2nd wife Sarah E. (Smith) Sheared Surname: SUTTON Birth Date: 22 Apr 1825 Death Date: 17 Feb 1898 Cemetery: Oakland Cemetery Location: Janesville, Jackson Twp, Bremer, IA Given: Francis Notes: wife Sarah --------------------------------