Civil War Veterans Buried In Washington State - Finestohmas Dysart

CWV LAKE VIEW CEM SEATTLE KING CO DYSART FINESTOHMAS TOLEMAN CONFEDERATE  CENSUS CHRON 2022

 

Finace Dysart Residence was not listed; Enlisted as a Private (date unknown). He also had service in: "G" Co. MO 14th P Rangers Cavalry

 

DYsart, Finace

BATTLE UNIT NAME:

Wood's Regiment, Missouri Cavalry

SIDE:

Confederacy

COMPANY:

G

SOLDIER'S RANK IN:

Private

SOLDIER'S RANK OUT:

Private

ALTERNATE NAME:

FILM NUMBER:

M380 ROLL 4

PLAQUE NUMBER:

NOTES:

None

 

Name:	Finace Dysart
Enlistment Rank:	Private
Muster Place:	Missouri
Muster Company:	G
Muster Regiment:	14th P Rangers Cavalry
Muster Regiment Type:	Cavalry
Muster Information:	Enlisted
Side of War:	Confederacy
Title:	Index to Compiled Confederate Military Service Records

 

 

 

Brief History[edit | edit source]

Wood's Regiment was organized during the spring of 1864 with six companies, later increased to eight. It was included in the surrender of the Trans-Mississippi Department but probably disbanded in mid-May, 1865. Major Robert C. Wood, commander.^[1]

 

 

      Throughout the Civil War, there existed many bodies of irregular cavalrymen, who, by sudden dashes on the rear and flanks of the Union armies, or in a night attack on the Federal trains, kept the outposts and train guard continually on the alert. As much of the rationing of the Confederate armies was through captured stores, these irregular bands often brought substantial aid to their starving comrades in the shape of Federal provision wagons, captured intact.|
        These independent partisan bands were far from being guerrillas, bushwhackers, or "jayhawkers," as were those of the type of Quantrill, who, during his brief career, left a trail of fire and blood through the disputed territory of Kansas and Missouri. The leaders of the best of these partisans were men whose personalities had much to do with their success, and as their fame increased with their annoying operations against the Union armies, the latter had strict orders to kill or capture them at any cost.
        Three of these brilliant, fearless, and daring Southern raiders became especially noted and feared, and in the history of the Confederate irregular cavalry, the names of Turner Ashby, John H. Morgan, and John S. Mosby stand in a class by themselves. The first two were killed during the war, but Mosby, whose death or capture was probably more desired by the North than that of either of the others, survived every engagement, fighting stubbornly for the Confederacy, even after Lee had surrendered at Appomattox.

 

 

 

Name:	Mr Finis T Dysart
Marriage Date:	21 Apr 1878
Marriage Place:	Chariton, Missouri, USA
Spouse:	Louisa A Sands

 

1870 Salisbury/PO Keytesville Chariton Co. MO

Finnis Dysart 30/1840/MO

Louisa 21/1849/MO

Jennie Hyde 17/1852/MO servt

Minnie Hyde Servt daug

 

 

1880 Keytesville Chariton Co. MO

F. T. Dysart 40/1840/MO county Clerk

Lou A 40/MO parents TN/KY

Claude 9/1871/MO

Vallie Sands 16/1864/MO parents VA/MO

 

Name	Louisa A Dysart
Gender	Female
Birth Date	7 Apr 1840
Birth Place	Linn County, Missouri, United States of America
Death Date	31 Oct 1881
Death Place	Keytesville, Chariton County, Missouri, United States of America
Cemetery	Salisbury Cemetery
Burial or Cremation Place	Salisbury, Chariton County, Missouri, United States of America
Has Bio?	Y
Father	John Dickerson Botts
Mother	Elizabeth Botts
Spouse	James Robert Sands
Children	Corvallie Parks; Lizzie Emma Sands; Ola Lou Sands; Effie Z Dysart

 

3/1/1895 Bourbon Co. KS (Fort Scott)

F T Dysart 55/1840/MO occ not asked

Bettie C 39

Anna 14/1881/MO

Mary Brandi 4/1891/KS

 

1900 Fort Scott Ward 4 Bourbon Co. KS

Finestohman Dysart 60/Mar 1840/MO parents TN/TN Married 1890 clerk of Court

Bettie C 44/Mar 1856/VA parents VA/VA 3ch 3liv

Manny B 2/Feb 1891/KS daughter

George H 1/Nov 1898/KS son

Anna S 19/Nov 1880/MO step daughter

Name:	Claude T Dysart
Gender:	Male
Marriage Age:	31
Birth Date:	abt 1871
Birth Place:	Salisbury, Missouri, USA
Marriage Date:	29 Jun 1902
Marriage Place:	Seattle, King, Washington, USA
Father:	F. T. Dysart
Mother:	Louise Dysart
Spouse:	Mabel J Kirk

 

Name:	Finis T Dysart
Residence Year:	1903
Residence Place:	Seattle, Washington, USA
Occupation:	Bkkpr
Publication Title:	Seattle, Washington, City Directory, 1903

 

1910 Seattle Ward 3 King Co. WA

Finis T Dysart 70/1840/MO parents TN/NC retail Merchant fish says CA

Bettie P 54

Mary B 19

Geroge H 11

 

Name:	Finis T Dysart
Gender:	Male
Residence Year:	1919
Residence Place:	Seattle, Washington, USA
Occupation:	Clerk
Spouse:	Bettie C Dysart
Publication Title:	Seattle, Washington, City Directory, 1919

 

Name:	Finis Toleman Dysart
Gender:	Male
Birth Date:	abt 1840 (March 1 1840 Randolph Co. MO
Death Date:	6 May 1921
Age at Death:	81
Death Location:	Seattle, King, Washington
Father:	James W Dysart
Mother:	Mary Damron
Record Source:	Washington State Death Records

 

Finis & Betty Dysart Death Record notes buried in Lake View Cemetery yet names are not noted in Findagrave Lake View Cem Seattle King Co WA nor in any other Cemetery!

 

Name:	Bettie C Dysart[Bettie C Hickman]
Gender:	Female
Birth Date:	abt 1856
Death Date:	4 Oct 1935
Age at Death:	79
Death Location:	Seattle, King, Washington
Father:	George L Hickman
Mother:	Rachel Litchfield
Record Source:	Washington State Death Records

Buried at Lake View Cemetery in Seattle
Row: not noted but Death Record confirms
Site: Wife Betty C also Death Record confirms