John PHELPS

Birth:
Abt 1826
of Catawba, North Carolina
Death:
18 Sep 1862
Sharpsburg, Washington, Maryland
Marriage:
1855
North Carolina
Father:
Blocked
Mother:
Blocked
Notes:
                   SOURCES:
    1. Family Records
    2. 1860 Catawba County, North Carolina Census

DEATH:
    John was killed as a result of the Civil War

NOTES:
    Catawba County was formed from Lincoln County in 1842.

    "A History of Catawba County" at LDS Genealogical Society in Salt
    Lake City. Living in Catawba Co., NC in 1860. Died as a soldier in the

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    NOTE  "A History of Catawba County" at LDS Genealogical Society in Salt CONC
    Civil War. He enlisted 31 Oct 1861.
    A cousin, Estella Whitehall, said that John was born about 1835 in

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    NOTE  "A History of Catawba County" at LDS Genealogical Society in Salt CONC
    North Carolina. However, in the North Carolina 1860 census of Catawba

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    County, it shows that he is 34-. She (Estella) also said that Great

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    grandmother Candace told her family that "a neighbor saw John Phelps,

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    NOTE  "A History of Catawba County" at LDS Genealogical Society in Salt CONC
    his brother & neighbor laying on a battlefield badly wounded and in

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    NOTE  "A History of Catawba County" at LDS Genealogical Society in Salt CONC
    dying condition. They carried him to an old vacant house and left him

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    NOTE  "A History of Catawba County" at LDS Genealogical Society in Salt CONC
    to be picked up later. But they never saw him again." He had been home

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    on furlough and saw his baby daughter, Candace, just two months old

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    NOTE  "A History of Catawba County" at LDS Genealogical Society in Salt CONC
    (March 1862?) just before his death. He is said to have been a very

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    NOTE  "A History of Catawba County" at LDS Genealogical Society in Salt CONC
    good, kind man to his neighbors and friends.The battle of Sharpsburg

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    NOTE  "A History of Catawba County" at LDS Genealogical Society in Salt CONC
    (about 9 miles north of Harpers Ferry, VA.;referred to as Antietum by

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    NOTE  "A History of Catawba County" at LDS Genealogical Society in Salt CONC
    the Union) took place in the middle of September 1862. Reference: A

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    NOTE  "A History of Catawba County" at LDS Genealogical Society in Salt CONC
    Short History of The Civil War by James L. Stokesbury.
    On September 17, 1862, Union and Confederate Forces met along a little

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    NOTE  "A History of Catawba County" at LDS Genealogical Society in Salt CONC
    creek known as the Antietam in one of the most violent clashes in

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    NOTE  "A History of Catawba County" at LDS Genealogical Society in Salt CONC
    American military history.
    E-Mail from Tom Neely, 8 May 1998 on my query about JOHN PHELPS:

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    Residence Catawba County NC; 38 years old. Enlisted on 10/31/61 at

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    Catawba County, NC as a Private. On 12/31/61 he mustered into "F" Co.

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    NOTE  "A History of Catawba County" at LDS Genealogical Society in Salt CONC
    NC 38th Infantry  (date and method of discharge not given) (date not

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    NOTE  "A History of Catawba County" at LDS Genealogical Society in Salt CONC
    stated) He was listed as: * Left behind (date and place not stated)

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    (No further record) * Wounded 9/18/62 Sharpsburg, MD (Estimated day)

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    Sources:  - North Carolina Troops 1861-65, A Roster At the time he was

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    wounded the 38th North Carolina was a member of Pender's Brigade, A.

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    P. Hill's Division, 2nd Corps of the Army of Northern Virginia.  When

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    NOTE  "A History of Catawba County" at LDS Genealogical Society in Salt CONC
    I get home this evening I will see if I can locate a report from the

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    NOTE  "A History of Catawba County" at LDS Genealogical Society in Salt CONC
    Official Records that describes his unit's fighting on the day he was

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    NOTE  "A History of Catawba County" at LDS Genealogical Society in Salt CONC
    wounded.
    Tom Neely   
                
Nancy Katherine RECTOR
Birth:
25 Jul 1838
of Alexander, North Carolina
Death:
5 May 1909
St. Anthony, Fremont, Idaho
Burial:
8 May 1909
Wilford Cemetery, Idaho Falls, Bonneville, Idaho
Notes:
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    NAME Nancy Katherine /Rector/ GIVN Nancy Katherine

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    NAME Nancy Katherine /Rector/ SURN Rector

    She was listed as a child in Alexander Co., NC with her mother in

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    NOTE She was listed as a child in Alexander Co., NC with her mother in CONC
    1850. Living
    in Catawba Co., NC in 1860.
    She married her second husband Solomon Deal in Catawba Co., NC. They

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    NOTE She was listed as a child in Alexander Co., NC with her mother in CONC
    had one
    child: Daniel Deal, born Jan 1868, d. Feb 1868.
    Nancy was living in Missouri when she met and married her third

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    NOTE She was listed as a child in Alexander Co., NC with her mother in CONC
    husband
    Nathaniel Porritt. They were married in Franklin Co., Missouri in the

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    NOTE She was listed as a child in Alexander Co., NC with her mother in CONC
    presence
    of her brother A. B. Rector. A distant relative said that A.B. Rector,

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    NOTE She was listed as a child in Alexander Co., NC with her mother in CONC
    the
    relative's grandfather said that they settled at Villa Ridge,

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    NOTE She was listed as a child in Alexander Co., NC with her mother in CONC
    Franklin,
    Missouri abt 1866-1868. They later relocated to the Clifton, Preston,
    Franklin, Idaho area.
    Nancy Katherine Rector was baptized a member 15 June 1878. She was

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    NOTE She was listed as a child in Alexander Co., NC with her mother in CONC
    later
    sealed to both her first and third husband.

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    OBJE TITL Nancy Katherine Rector

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Children
Marriage
1
William PHELPS
Birth:
Abt 1856
North Carolina
Death:
Abt 1857
North Carolina
 
Marr:
 
Notes:
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    NAME William /PHELPS/ GIVN William

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    NAME William /PHELPS/ SURN PHELPS

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    SLGC FAMC @F75@
                  
2
Fillin PHELPS
Birth:
Abt 1858
North Carolina
Death:
1858
North Carolina
 
Marr:
 
Notes:
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    NAME Fillin /PHELPS/ GIVN Fillin

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    NAME Fillin /PHELPS/ SURN PHELPS

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3
Sarah Ann Elizabeth PHELPS
Birth:
18 Jan 1860
Catawba, North Carolina
Death:
Apr 1878
Idaho
 
Marr:
 
Notes:
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    NAME Sarah Ann Elizabeth /PHELPS/ GIVN Sarah Ann Elizabeth

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    NAME Sarah Ann Elizabeth /PHELPS/ SURN PHELPS

    Living in Catawba Co., NC in 1860.

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4
Birth:
7 Jan 1862
Catawba, North Carolina
Death:
21 May 1946
Elko, Elko, Nevada
Marr:
11 Nov 1878
Franklin, Franklin, Idaho 
Notes:
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    NAME Candace Elmeda /PHELPS/ GIVN Candace Elmeda

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    NAME Candace Elmeda /PHELPS/ SURN PHELPS

    She lived in Bancroft, Idaho for several years. She was my

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    NOTE She lived in Bancroft, Idaho for several years. She was my CONC
    grandmother's, (Rose Swensen's) mother-in-law. Estella Whitemill, a

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    NOTE She lived in Bancroft, Idaho for several years. She was my CONC cousin
    to me and neice to my great grandmother, wrote and told me in

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    NOTE She lived in Bancroft, Idaho for several years. She was my CONC 1977
    that she knew my great grandmother very well. Her family visited

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    NOTE She lived in Bancroft, Idaho for several years. She was my CONC several
    times a year. Estella said that she was a lovely lady and

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    NOTE She lived in Bancroft, Idaho for several years. She was my CONC worked
    hard for her family. She took in washing and ironing using a

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    NOTE She lived in Bancroft, Idaho for several years. She was my CONC tub and
    a wash board and stove irons. Estella dosen't ever remember

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    NOTE She lived in Bancroft, Idaho for several years. She was my CONC seeing
    her husband, John Taylor. He was a member of the church but not

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    NOTE She lived in Bancroft, Idaho for several years. She was my CONC active.
    Estella said that she dosen't think that John was good to his

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    NOTE She lived in Bancroft, Idaho for several years. She was my CONC wife as
    she didn't want to be buried by him. She wanted to be buried

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    NOTE She lived in Bancroft, Idaho for several years. She was my CONC by her
    mother and sister Rosa. Rosa was Estella's mother. When she

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    NOTE She lived in Bancroft, Idaho for several years. She was my CONC died her
    family had her body sent from Elko, Nevada where she died at

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    NOTE She lived in Bancroft, Idaho for several years. She was my CONC her
    daughter Lillie's home to Idaho Falls. She was buried next to her

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    NOTE She lived in Bancroft, Idaho for several years. She was my CONC mother
    Nancy Rector and sister Rosa. Candace probably came to Idaho

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    NOTE She lived in Bancroft, Idaho for several years. She was my CONC
    originally with her mother.

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    DEAT NOTE She was living with her daughter,  Lil at the time of her death.
    Lil

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    DEAT NOTE She was living with her daughter,  Lil at the time of her death.
    Lil CONC lived in Elko, Elko Co., Nevada.

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    OBJE TITL Candace Elmeda Phelps

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John Phelps - Nancy Katherine Rector

John Phelps was born at of Catawba, North Carolina Abt 1826.

He married Nancy Katherine Rector 1855 at North Carolina . Nancy Katherine Rector was born at of Alexander, North Carolina 25 Jul 1838 daughter of Louis Rector and Sara Warren .

They were the parents of 4 children:
William Phelps born Abt 1856.
Fillin Phelps born Abt 1858.
Sarah Ann Elizabeth Phelps born 18 Jan 1860.
Candace Elmeda Phelps born 7 Jan 1862.

John Phelps died 18 Sep 1862 at Sharpsburg, Washington, Maryland .

Nancy Katherine Rector died 5 May 1909 at St. Anthony, Fremont, Idaho .