Kalaska Collins

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name
Kalaska Collins
aka
[Calaska Collins, Kolaska Collins, Kelashia Collins, Relashia Collins]
sex
male
access
public
born
date
c. 1838
place
Morgan County, Illinois
basis
documented
confidence
probable
sources
[census-1850-appanoose-county-wells-township]
note
Aged 12, born Illinois, in 1850. The county is from the master tree.
residences
date
1850
place
Wells Township, Appanoose County, Iowa
basis
documented
confidence
proven
sources
[census-1850-appanoose-county-wells-township]
note
In his mother's household, as "Calaska", entered as female.
father
id
jesse-collins-1804
basis
inferred
confidence
probable
sources
[census-1850-appanoose-county-wells-township]
mother
id
mary-reed-1804
basis
inferred
confidence
probable
sources
[census-1850-appanoose-county-wells-township]
note
In 1850 the census entered him as female.
spouses
name
Margaret King
married
date
24 Aug 1862
place
Schuyler County, Missouri
basis
documented
confidence
proven
sources
[marriage-record-collins-king-1862]
note
By Richard A. Collins, M.G., the same day as Samuel Swinney and Catharine Collins. FamilySearch's "Mary King" is wrong.
basis
documented
confidence
probable
sources
[marriage-record-collins-king-1862]
note
Identified by the rare name and by place; Schuyler County borders Appanoose.

Private, Company E, 118th Illinois Infantry, organized at Camp Butler in the fall of 1862, weeks after his wedding; served in the Vicksburg campaign and came home to raise a family. The regiment was a white one.

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  2. name: Kalaska Collins
  3. aka: [Calaska Collins, Kolaska Collins, Kelashia Collins, Relashia Collins]
  4. sex: male
  5. access: public
  6. born:
  7. date: c. 1838
  8. place: Morgan County, Illinois
  9. basis: documented
  10. confidence: probable
  11. sources: [census-1850-appanoose-county-wells-township]
  12. note: Aged 12, born Illinois, in 1850. The county is from the master tree.
  13. residences:
  14. - date: "1850"
  15. place: Wells Township, Appanoose County, Iowa
  16. basis: documented
  17. confidence: proven
  18. sources: [census-1850-appanoose-county-wells-township]
  19. note: In his mother's household, as "Calaska", entered as female.
  20. father:
  21. id: jesse-collins-1804
  22. basis: inferred
  23. confidence: probable
  24. sources: [census-1850-appanoose-county-wells-township]
  25. mother:
  26. id: mary-reed-1804
  27. basis: inferred
  28. confidence: probable
  29. sources: [census-1850-appanoose-county-wells-township]
  30. note: In 1850 the census entered him as female.
  31. spouses:
  32. - name: Margaret King
  33. married:
  34. date: 24 Aug 1862
  35. place: Schuyler County, Missouri
  36. basis: documented
  37. confidence: proven
  38. sources: [marriage-record-collins-king-1862]
  39. note: By Richard A. Collins, M.G., the same day as Samuel Swinney and Catharine Collins. FamilySearch's "Mary King" is wrong.
  40. basis: documented
  41. confidence: probable
  42. sources: [marriage-record-collins-king-1862]
  43. note: Identified by the rare name and by place; Schuyler County borders Appanoose.
  44. ---
  46. Private, Company E, 118th Illinois Infantry, organized at Camp Butler in the fall of 1862,
  47. weeks after his wedding; served in the Vicksburg campaign and came home to raise a family.
  48. The regiment was a white one.
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