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Explore the lives of two orphaned brothers caught up in the maelstrom of the American Civil War. Thomas and Otho McManus both rose through the ranks and fought in numerous battles and skirmishes. One survived; the other was killed leading a battle charge seven days before the truce at Appomattox. The survivor married his brother’s widow. This study also traces their roots, explores the lives of their siblings and cousins, and follows five generations of their descendants. Otho McManus wrote more than one hundred wartime letters. Excerpts from those letters provide profound insights into family ties and battle experiences. The story of the brothers’ forebears is a window into American families in the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. The brothers’ parents, aunts, and uncles joined a great westward migration to the new states of Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois. Interesting sidelights include the last slave in Pennsylvania and an inheritance interrupted by the battle of Gettysburg. This study draws on forty years of the author’s personal research and more than a century of cumulative research by others. Family Bibles, letters, wills, censuses, obituaries, grave inscriptions, military records, and county histories are some of the sources consulted. Topics include such diverse areas as migration patterns, military experiences, occupations, patterns of child-bearing, and the historical setting of each generation.
Jacques Reverd was born in about 1646. He married Claudine Sordelet in about 1676. They had six children. He died 9 November 1716 in Courchaton, Haute Saône, France. Descendant François Revers was born 26 June 1823 In Froidefontaine, Haut-Rhin, France. He married Catherine Sircoulomb in 1847 in Doubs, France. They had eight children. They emigrated in 1854 and settled in Portsmouth, Ohio. Descendant Epworth Graham Revare (1896-1958) married E. Vivian Lake (1900-1991) a descendant of Daniel Lake, who was born in about 1771 in Virginia. Daniel married Elizabeth in about 1790 in Virginia. They had ten children. They lived in Buncombe County, North Carolina. Daniel died in Ralls County, Missouri in 1824. Ancestors, descendants and relatives lived mainly in France, Virginia, Kentucky, Missouri and Ohio. Includes Brothers, Keithley, Moorman, Ripper and related families.
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