Pvt. Joseph Berry served in the United States Civil War. Enlisted: Sept. 23 1861 in Otterville,, MO. Mustered out: Jan. 27 1862 Side: USA Regiment(s): Co H 7th Missouri Infantry Mounted
Family Life
1850 Pettis, Pettis County. Missouri
HEAD: Milton D. Berry age 47 farmer born KY
Martha Berry age 40 born KY
Joseph W. age 18 MO.
William M. age 15 MO
Lucy T. age 13 MO
Benjamin D. age 11 MO
Anderson A. age 9 MO
Rebecca P. age 7 MO
Sarah E. age 5 MO
Tyra M. age 3 MO
Mary A. Logston age 24 MO
Milton S. Logston age 5 MO
Mary E. Logston age 3 MO.
Household ID: 458 --Line Number: 10 [1] (the census does not say who these last 3 people are only indicates they reside in the same home. HOWEVER, we know the eldest daughter, Widow, Mary A. Logston with 2 little ones)...
--ALL THE CHILDREN LISTED ABOVE MATCH THE ONES LISTED ON THE MEMORIAL for Milton D./Martha BERRY except the 1 older daughter Lenora F. so she probably married before the 1850 census was taken.
the dates of birth for the boys would be:
Joseph W 1832 spouse: Jane Scott
William M 1835 spouse: Anna M. Haire (could be 2nd wife)
regiment name = Co C 27th Missouri Mounted Infantry
source: FOLD3 5 Muster Cards
Age: 25
Joseph W. Berry joined the Regiment on Sept. 23, 1861 in Otterville, MO. just happened to be the same day and place that Benjamin D. Berry joined and also William M. Berry joined. ::Company Muster-in Roll -- cards Organization Co. H - 27th MO. Mounted Inf. for Otterville, MO. Sept. 23 1861 6 Mos. service as:
Pvt. Joseph W. Berry "age not shown"
Pvt. Benjamin D. Berry "age not shown"
Pvt. William M. Berry "age not shown"
Remarks on all 3 cards are the same: "Valuation of horse $75 valuation of horse & equip. $5. Served to Oct. 25, 1861 -- Furnished his horse/eq."
ALSO the 7th Regiment, MO. S.M. Cav- Muster cards for the Berry's are: "William M. Berry, Pvt.age 27 joined feby. 26, 1862 Georgetown, MO" (which IS just days after the 27th MO. Mounted Inf. was disbanded and many of those men joined the 7th MO)These 22 pages tell of William M Berry "Diserted Jan. 18/62, and had a General Court Martial and the charges were REMOVED by order of Proclamation of the President"
No record of Benjamin D. Berry in another MO. Military unit is found maybe he could not get into another unit, on the 1860 census Benjamin is listed as "cripple" so maybe he got away with it in the 27th but not again.
Have not found Joseph W. after the breakup of the 27th either.
Further proof of his wife is the Pension files: gives widow as Anna M. Berry filing as of 8 Nov 1905 so that probably is the date of death, gives service as: B and G of 7th MO. S.M.Cav."
Joseph W. Berry is one of the 701 men who joined the 27th MO. Mounted Inf as did Morrison M. Lee. Morrison along with 33 others of his Regiment "died of fever, measles, etc'. and were buried in unmarked graves as UNKNOWN SOLDIERS outside the Field Hospitals in the prairie of Sedalia, Pettis Co. MO.". So finding them will be impossible, or so I have been informed by the Military historians of Missouri.
After The War
So looks like from the 1870 census: Blackwater, Pettis MO
William M. age 35 MO (could have had a wife)
Mary E.- (prior to Annie and the 3-kids that are on the census are old enough to have gone out on their own)
Sarah M B: 1856-
Benjamin B: 1854-
Laura B. B: 1862.
NOTE: in Blackwater Milton/Martha were also living there next door to Joseph/Jane.
1870 Blackwater, Pettis, Missouri
Head: BERRY, Joseph age 36 farmer MO
Jane age 28 keeping house MO
Nancy age 9 MO
Abraham age 6 MO
Missouri F. age 4 MO
Catherine age 3 MO
Ida age 1 MO
And then right next door to them on the same census page is:
BERRY, Milton D age 67 M W farmer KY
Martha age 60 F W keeping house KY
Tyra age 21 M W farmer
Bomer, Benjamin age 12 M W at school
Alice age 10 F W at school
Waddle, Robert age 35 M W farmer
the census does not say who these last 3 people are only indicates they reside in the same home. [3]
1880 Blackwater, Pettis, Missouri
Household
Joseph Berry Self M 49 Missouri, Occupation: Farmer
Jane Berry Wife F 38 Missouri, United States
Nancy E Berry Daughter F 18 Missouri, United States
J A M Berry Son M 17 Missouri, United States
Z E Berry Daughter F 15 Missouri, United States
I A Berry Daughter F 10 Missouri, United States
W G Berry Son M 8 Missouri, United States
J H Berry Son M 6 Missouri, United States
D W Berry Son M 3 Missouri, United States
W C Berry Son M 3 Missouri, United States
M M Berry Daughter F 0 Missouri, United States
F M Arnold Other M 15 Texas, United States
Father's Birthplace: Kentucky, --Mother's Birthplace: Kentucky, United States
(Not sure where the birth/ death info comes from--GEDCOM file) But has been corrected to match what the cemetery records reflect
Research Notes
WARNING: not to be confused with Joseph Washington Berry born same year, but born in Ohio and his parents born Pennsylvania./Ohio...
this is the OTHER Joseph W. Berry who died in Kansas...................
"microfilm INDEX: Mount Hope Cemetery records at the Kansas State Historical Society:
lot owner: A.M. Berry age at death: 82-1-19 late residence: Kansas City, Kansas
funeral director: Penwell interment authorized by A.M. Berry"
(above data was found/provided by the Creator: Cheryl White) who has transferred Joseph to me so I may fill in the Life, Love, family.
Thank you Cheryl.
First reason for the transfer is:
Joseph W. Berry is one of the 701 men who joined the 27th MO. Mounted Inf. as did my g-g-grandfather Morrison M. Lee. Morrison along with 33 others of his Regiment "died of fever, measles, etc'. and were buried in unmarked graves as UNKNOWN SOLDIERS outside the Field Hospitals in the prairie of Sedalia, Pettis Co. MO.". So finding them will be impossible, or so I have been informed by the Military historians of Missouri.
Secondly, Joseph W. Berry joined the Regiment on
Sept. 23, 1861 in Otterville, MO. just happened to be the same day and place that Benjamin D. Berry joined and also William M. Berry joined.
Thirdly, I am very interested in the history of our country and it IS who,when, where, and how the families lived their lives. This site is really the only place that they can come to LIFE.
Acknowledgments
Thank you to Darlene Burton for creating WikiTree profile Berry-3775 through the import of clay3_2013-07-25.ged on Jul 25, 2013. Click to the Changes page for the details of edits by Darlene and others.
Sources
↑ Citing this Record: "United States Census, 1850," database with images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MDZN-62R : 22 December 2020), Milton D Berry, Pettis Township, Platte, Missouri, United States; citing family , NARA microfilm publication (Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.). Affiliate Film Number: 409 --Affiliate Publication Number: M432--Affiliate Name: The U.S. National Archives and Records Administration (NARA)--Digital Folder Number: 004200569--Microfilm Number: 443617--Image Number: 00289--Indexing Batch: N01143-2
↑ Citing this Record: "United States Census, 1880," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:M6FS-D2V : 19 February 2021), Joseph Berry, Blackwater, Pettis, Missouri, United States; citing enumeration district ED 123, sheet 167C, NARA microfilm publication T9 (Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.), FHL microfilm 1,254,708.Affiliate Film Number: 0708 --- Digital Folder Number: 005161241--Image Number: 00594
↑ Citing this Record: "United States Census, 1900," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MMGP-4PL : accessed 13 September 2017), Joseph W Berry, Fritzlen Township, Woods, Oklahoma Territory, United States; citing enumeration district (ED) 226, sheet 11A, family 237, NARA microfilm publication T623 (Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1972.); FHL microfilm 1,241,343.
marriage certificate listed in Missouri marriages--(INDEX M5158 MO.ODM GS film 947352)
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